Association of International Schools in Africa

Association of International Schools in Africa
Location
Nairobi, Kenya Kenya
Information
Type	International Schools in Africa
Information	+254 20 269 7442 or +254 20 807 6067
Website	http://www.aisa.or.ke

1 About AISA
2 AISA’s Goal
3 AISA’s Mission Statement
4 AISA Members Believe
5 AISA’s Objectives
6 Secretariat
7 External links

About AISA

Founded in 1969, AISA represents the interests of international schools on the continent of Africa. AISA has a membership of schools which range in size from 20 to 3600 students. Strongly influenced by their location and cosmopolitan student enrolment all our member schools and organizations have an international focus. Through our programmes and services AISA provides for the varying needs of nearly 42,000 students and over 2,500 teachers and administrators. In partnership with our Associate Members, which are businesses, school-to-school partners, organizations, universities, and individuals from throughout the world, the Association serves as a support organization for international schools in 34 countries throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

AISA’s Goal

AISA’s goal is, in collaboration with our Associate Members, to serve the varying needs of nearly 42,000 students and over 2,500 teachers and administrators.

AISA’s Mission Statement

The mission of the Association is to facilitate school effectiveness and to inspire student learning in the international schools of Africa by promoting communication, collaboration, and professional development.

AISA Members Believe

All individuals have intrinsic worth and deserve an opportunity to learn in a challenging, safe, and nurturing environment
Optimal student learning is advanced through educational research and its application through effective practice
International education provides a foundation for global citizenship
Collaboration and interdependence among individuals and organizations are powerful agents of positive change
Appropriate use of technology maximizes student learning and school effectiveness

AISA’s Objectives

AISA will

Enhance the quality of student learning by promoting effective educational practice
Foster intercultural and international understanding
Promote an appreciation and understanding of Africa
Support professional development within member schools
Collect, analyze, and distribute information to help guide member schools
Enable close collaboration and networking among its members
Develop and maintain partnerships with organizations and institutions which complement AISA’s values and mission

Secretariat

AISA's secretariat is located at the International School of Kenya grounds in Nairobi, Kenya. The Association is presently being headed by Peter Bateman with Benjamin Bett, Constancia Munene and Ida Rob having the portfolio of Professional Development Finance & Administration and Communications and Marketingrespectively.