Discover Wild Kids Academy

Education that reaches beyond the classroom.

From Nursery to Grade 9, our learners combine Namibia's national curriculum with hands-on discovery in nature.

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Learners completing hands-on classroom activities around a table
Everyday learning
Wild Kids learners taking part in a chess activity in class
Strategic thinking
Learners celebrating school achievements
Celebrate achievement
Wild Kids learners on a field trip in Damaraland, learning about desert-adapted elephantsField trip · Damaraland

Rooted in the Zambezi

The world around us is part of our school.

About 255 learners grow through academic learning and environmental experiences within the KAZA Transfrontier Conservation Area and beyond – from the Zambezi floodplains to the deserts of Damaraland.

Nursery – Grade 9Education Trust T42/2021; private school under the Ministry of Education
Monday – FridayLessons 07:00–13:00 · Activities until 16:30 · Office 07:00–14:00

Our approach

Growing the whole child.

Four pillars shape every school day: strong academics, learning in nature, sport, and the emotional and social wellbeing of every learner.

School in the Bush

Our environmental educators lead supervised outdoor learning, camps and educational tours.

Sport & teamwork

Regular sport and physical activity build fitness, coordination, resilience and team spirit.

Wellbeing & expression

Care for emotional and social growth, with music, dance, performances and the Environment Awareness Expo.

Learners working together on a classroom taskA learner presenting a science project to her class

01 · Curriculum & confidence

Strong foundations for every learner.

Wild Kids Academy follows the Namibian national curriculum from Nursery to Grade 9. Literacy, numeracy and the core subjects are the heart of every school day, taught by qualified teachers who know each learner well.

Lessons are active and practical. Learners work in groups, investigate, present their findings and debate real questions, building the confidence to think for themselves rather than simply memorise.

Science projects, public presentations and chess sharpen problem-solving and strategic thinking.

02 · School in the Bush

The bush is our second classroom.

Our environmentalists work side by side with class teachers to plan regular, supervised outdoor learning, as well as camps and educational journeys across Namibia and beyond.

The youngest learners experience the Outdoor Classroom, where normal lessons move outside. Older grades join camps and field trips where they track, observe, collect data and meet the communities and researchers who live and work with nature.

Our conservation approach → Our journeys →

Young learners working at an outdoor classroom tableSmiling learners peeking out of a tent at camp

Safety & care

Outdoor adventure, with responsible supervision.

Every excursion and camp follows an approved plan and risk assessment, with at least two adults including a teacher, qualified guides where required, first aid provision and parent communication.

There is no swimming in rivers. Transport is licensed with temporary passenger insurance. The Principal is the Designated Safeguarding Person, with the HOD as deputy. Updated policies will be summarised when adoption is confirmed.

Learners participating in a supervised tent setup
Wild Kids football players celebrating with their trophyThe Wild Kids netball team celebratingLearners racing on athletics day

03 · Sport & teamwork

Strong bodies, confident minds.

Sport is an essential part of life at Wild Kids. Learners train and compete in athletics, football, netball and hockey, while our chess players test their strategy at tournaments.

Through sport children build fitness and coordination – and just as importantly, they learn teamwork, discipline, fair play and how to win and lose with grace.

  • Athletics
  • Football
  • Netball
  • Hockey
  • Chess

04 · Wellbeing & expression

Every child known, valued and heard.

We care about how our learners feel as much as what they learn. Teachers know each child, and our school culture builds kindness, respect and belonging across every background.

Theatre productions, music, dance, cultural days and public speaking at the Environment Awareness Expo help children discover their voice and grow in confidence.

Learners on stage in costume during the school theatre productionLearners in costume as the characters of the school play

For families

School fees, 2027 term dates and how to enrol.

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