Q: When was Bridge International Academies Foundation established?
A: The organization opened its first school in 2009 in Mukuru Kwa Njenga, Kenya.
Q: What geographical areas does Bridge serve?
A: Bridge operates community schools across 30 of Kenya's 47 counties, focusing on underserved communities.
Q: What academic achievements have Bridge students attained?
A: Since 2015, thousands of Bridge pupils have excelled in Kenya's national primary exit exam (KCPE), earning placements at top secondary schools in Kenya and scholarships to prestigious US high schools. Alumni now attend universities in Kenya and colleges in the US.
Q: What community programs does Bridge offer beyond classroom education?
A: Bridge runs feeding programs serving hundreds of students, child safeguarding initiatives with confidential reporting systems, and partnership opportunities for schools to receive resources, training, and facility improvements.
Q: What research supports Bridge's educational methodology?
A: A study by Nobel Prize-winning economist Professor Michael Kremer and co-authors demonstrated significant learning gains from Bridge's educational approach in Kenya.