Curro Baobab Primary School in Gaborone West, Botswana

Curro Baobab Primary School in Gaborone West, Botswana, offers a caring and internationally focused learning environment for children from Reception to Year 7. The school follows the Cambridge curriculum and supports learners as they build strong academic foundations, confidence and important life skills.

As part of the Curro school group, Curro Baobab Primary School provides a future-focused education with small class sizes, English-medium teaching, additional language options and a broad subject offering that includes Robotics, Coding, music and Agriculture.

Why Families Choose Curro Baobab Primary School

Curro Baobab Primary School is a strong choice for families looking for a Cambridge primary school in Gaborone West or an international primary school in Botswana. The school combines academic structure with personal attention and a nurturing learning environment.

Primary school education from Reception to Year 7
Located in Gaborone West, Botswana
Internationally recognised Cambridge curriculum
English-medium teaching
Small class sizes for personalised attention
Setswana and French offered as additional language subjects
Robotics and Coding
Music, Agriculture and environmental learning
Sports, cultural and enrichment activities
Part of the trusted Curro school group

A Cambridge Primary Education

Curro Baobab Primary School follows the Cambridge Primary curriculum from Year 1 to Year 7. This internationally recognised curriculum is known for its strong academic standards, clear progression and global relevance.

The Cambridge curriculum uses a spiral learning approach. This means that important topics are revisited over time, with learners building deeper understanding as they grow. This helps children develop strong foundations in key subjects while preparing them for future academic success.

Learning That Supports Every Stage

In the early years, children learn through play, exploration and guided activities. This supports physical, cognitive, social, emotional, language and communication development.

As learners move through the primary school years, they are gradually introduced to more advanced reading, writing, problem-solving and independent learning. Older learners are encouraged to develop responsibility, self-discipline, time-management skills and confidence.

Small Classes and Personal Attention

Curro Baobab Primary School limits class sizes so that teachers can give learners more individual support. This helps teachers understand each child’s strengths, learning needs and areas for growth.

With personal attention and a supportive classroom environment, learners are encouraged to take part, ask questions and develop a positive attitude towards learning.

Language Learning

Teaching at Curro Baobab Primary School takes place in English. Learners also study Setswana and French as additional language subjects.

This language offering helps children develop communication skills, cultural awareness and confidence in a multilingual world.

Future-Focused Subjects

Curro Baobab Primary School offers a broad subject experience that helps learners explore different interests and develop practical skills.

Robotics and Coding support logical thinking, creativity and problem-solving
Music helps learners develop confidence, expression and creativity
Agriculture introduces practical learning and environmental awareness
Creative subjects encourage imagination and communication

Sport, Culture and Enrichment

A balanced primary school experience includes more than classroom learning. Curro Baobab Primary School offers sports, cultural and enrichment activities that help learners build confidence, teamwork and social skills.

Activities may include:

Chess
Cross-country
Board games
Orchestra
Environmental club

These activities give children opportunities to discover new interests, develop talents and enjoy being part of the school community.

Preparing Learners for the Future

Curro Baobab Primary School helps learners develop the knowledge, skills and values they need for the next stage of their education. Through the Cambridge curriculum, personal support and future-focused subjects, children are encouraged to become confident, capable and responsible learners.

The school’s approach supports academic progress while helping children grow socially, emotionally and creatively.

Part of the Curro School Group

As part of the Curro school group, Curro Baobab Primary School forms part of a wider education network known for quality teaching, structured learning and future-focused education.

This gives families confidence that their children are receiving a strong school experience supported by Curro’s educational approach.

The Curro Baobab Primary School Difference

Curro Baobab Primary School offers families in Gaborone West and the wider Botswana community an internationally relevant primary school education in a caring and supportive environment.

With the Cambridge curriculum, small classes, English-medium teaching, Setswana and French, Robotics, Coding, Agriculture, sport and culture, the school helps learners build strong foundations for future success.

If you are looking for a Cambridge primary school in Gaborone, an international primary school in Botswana, or a Curro school in Gaborone West, Curro Baobab Primary School offers a trusted environment where your child can learn, grow and thrive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Curro Baobab Primary School located?

Curro Baobab Primary School is located in Gaborone West, Botswana.

Which years does Curro Baobab Primary School offer?

The school offers primary school education from Reception to Year 7.

What curriculum does Curro Baobab Primary School follow?

Curro Baobab Primary School follows the internationally recognised Cambridge curriculum.

What language is used for teaching?

Teaching takes place in English. Setswana and French are offered as additional language subjects.

Does Curro Baobab Primary School offer Robotics and Coding?

Yes. Robotics and Coding form part of the school’s future-focused subject offering.

Does the school offer Agriculture?

Yes. Agriculture and environmental learning form part of the broader learning experience at Curro Baobab Primary School.

Are sport and cultural activities available?

Yes. Learners can take part in activities such as chess, cross-country, board games, orchestra and environmental club.

Is Curro Baobab Primary School part of Curro?

Yes. Curro Baobab Primary School is part of the Curro school group.

For more information about admissions, fees, subjects, activities and school life, please contact Curro Baobab Primary School directly or view the school’s latest fact sheet.

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