Twenty-five years of growing curious children
A family-founded school in Karen with a simple belief: children learn best when they feel known.
From a few classrooms to a campus
Greenfield opened in 1996 with forty children, two teachers and a borrowed field. The founders, a teacher and an engineer, wanted a school where no child could disappear in the crowd.
Today there are around 900 children from 3 to 18, but the idea has not changed. Classes stay small, teachers know every name, and parents are partners rather than visitors.
Our values
Every child known
Small classes and a form tutor who follows your child for the year.
Rigour with kindness
High expectations, with support to meet them.
Open to the world
Cambridge and CBC pathways, and four languages on offer.
Rooted in Karen
A campus that looks after its trees, its water and its neighbours.
Our history
- 1996
Greenfield opens with 40 children and two teachers.
- 2004
The first Year 6 class graduates and the primary school doubles.
- 2012
Secondary school and the science laboratories open.
- 2018
Boarding houses, the theatre and the music academy are completed.
- 2024
The first Cambridge A-Level cohort sends graduates to universities in four countries.
The people you will meet
A mathematician and former deputy head with 22 years in Kenyan and British classrooms.
Early-years specialist who leads the Reggio-inspired programme.
See Greenfield on a school day
Walk the campus, meet the teachers and ask anything. A visit takes about an hour.
Book a campus visit