La Salle School Homa Bay

Discover your
best.

A Catholic school open to learners of every background, owned and run by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. We deliver Kenya's CBC curriculum with an international touch, inside a Lasallian network spanning more than 80 countries.

Playgroup · Pre-School · Primary · Junior School
Apply for admission View the gallery
Scroll
Catholic, open to allfaith is not a condition of entry
CBC + international touchKenya's curriculum, globally minded
80+ countriespart of the worldwide Lasallian network
Playgroup–Junior Schoolone campus, one continuous journey

Why families choose La Salle.

A Catholic education built on structure, character, and a curriculum that keeps pace with the world.

Catholic identity, open to all

Run by the Brothers of the Christian Schools — values-based education without faith as a condition of entry.

CBC with an international touch

Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum, taught by specialists with a broader, globally-minded outlook.

Part of a global network

One of a family of Lasallian schools active in more than 80 countries, sharing one teaching tradition.

Experienced, present faculty

Teachers who stay close to each learner's progress, not just their test scores.

A safe, nurturing campus

A single campus spanning Playgroup to Junior School, built for children to be watched over, not lost in the crowd.

Room to find a talent

Robotics, music, art, swimming and sport — Multifest and Fun Day exist because talent isn't only academic.

Life on the Lasallian campus.

Cultural weeks, robotics builds, swimming championships and student council elections — moments from the last school year.

View More →
Term End

Closing the term together

Lasallian Spirit

What it means to be Lasallian

STEM

Robotics Club at work

La Salle Fun Day

Unwind, laugh, play

Live
Multifest

A festival of talents

Live
Early Years

Inside the KG Block

Playing now

Moments in motion.

Three corners of campus, filmed as they happen — silent, looping, and running live on this page right now.

Live

Assembly Hall

Live

Sports Field

Live

Classroom Corridor

The Lasallian year.

The rhythm of a school year at La Salle — the moments that shape each term.

Term 1
  • Term Opening & Orientation
  • Cultural Week
Term 2
  • La Salle Fun Day
  • Inter-House Sports Day
Term 3
  • Multifest — Festival of Talents
  • Prize Giving & Closing Ceremony
Exact term dates are shared each year via the school calendar and parent notices.

One campus, every stage.

From a child's first classroom to the threshold of secondary school, the same Lasallian values carry through.

Ages 2–3

Playgroup

A first world of fun and growth, nurturing curiosity, creativity and a love for learning.

Ages 4–5

Pre-School

A nurturing environment for young minds to grow, explore and discover at their own pace.

Ages 6–11

Primary

Social, emotional, cognitive and physical skills built through play and structured learning.

Ages 12–14

Junior School

Supporting each learner's individual journey — academic excellence, creativity and character.

Honesty Respect for all Environmental consciousness Equal opportunities Social responsibility Team work
To offer a high quality, values-based academic preparation for life — and to raise learners who carry that formation well beyond the classroom.
— School Mission, La Salle School Homa Bay
Our story

Rooted in a 350-year teaching tradition.

La Salle School Homa Bay is a Catholic school, open to learners of every background, owned and run by the Brothers of the Christian Schools — an order founded by St. John Baptist de La Salle to make quality education reachable, regardless of a family's means.

That founding idea now lives on inside a Lasallian network active in more than 80 countries. Locally, it shows up as Kenya's CBC curriculum taught with an international outlook — one campus, one continuous journey from Playgroup through Junior School.

Honesty Respect for all Social responsibility Team work

From the school updates.

Recent milestones from campus, straight from the Lasalle Homa Bay newsroom.

View All →
News

Exams are over, and it's time to smile

Exams are over, and it's time to smile...

Read more →
Academics

Celebrating Unity in Diversity: Cultural Day at LaSalle School

Unity: Bringing different groups together in peace....

Read more →
General

STEM ROBOO COMPETITION

STEM ROBOO COMPETITION...

Read more →

Five steps to enrollment.

What actually happens between your first call and your child's first day.

01

Inquire

Reach out by phone or a campus visit request to start the conversation.

02

Tour the campus

See the classrooms, labs and Field House in person, on a weekday visit.

03

Submit application

Complete the admission form along with your child's academic records.

04

Assessment

A short, low-pressure placement conversation with our academic team.

05

Enrollment

Confirm the offer, complete fee arrangements, and join the Lasallian family.

Come discover your child's best.

Opposite St. Paul's Hospital, Homa Bay Town. Open Mon–Fri 9am–7pm, Sat 10am–1pm.

Apply for admission

Common questions.

The things most families ask before their first visit.

What curriculum does La Salle School follow?

Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum (CBC), taught with an international touch, from Playgroup through Junior School.

Do you admit students of every faith?

Yes. La Salle is a Catholic school run by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, but it is open to learners of every background — faith is not a condition of entry.

What age groups does the school admit?

Learners from Playgroup age through Junior School. Reach out to the school office to confirm current openings for a specific grade.

Is transport available?

Contact the school office directly to check current transport routes and availability for your area.

How can I get the current fee structure?

Fees are reviewed periodically, so the most accurate figures come directly from the school office — reach out and they'll share the current structure.

How do I start the application process?

Begin with an inquiry call or a campus visit request — the five-step admissions journey above walks through what happens from there.

Visit or reach out.

The fastest way to get a real answer is still a phone call or a campus visit.

Come see the campus for yourself.

Photos and a page only go so far — most families make up their mind after a walk through the corridors. Reach out any weekday to arrange a visit.

Call the office+254 115 814 852
Get directionsOpposite St. Paul's Hospital, Homa Bay

Visiting hours

Monday – Friday9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
SundayClosed
LocationHoma Bay Town, Kenya