Cambridge Academy will offer the Cambridge International Curriculum to Ethiopian and expatriate learners. It will be democratic, multi-denominational, child-centred and co-educational.

The International Community School of Addis Ababa is an independent international school, offering an educational program for students of all nationalities in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Bingham Academy is a K12 international, intermission school serving the mission and international community in Ethiopia. BA exists to provide quality Christian education.

Flipper International School is a privately owned school accredited by the Ministry of Education as a “Foreign Investors’ School”.
FIS is a vibrant and highly effective school that operates from three locations around Cazanchis, Beklobet and CMC-Summit.

At Andinet International School, teachers, students, parents and administrators work together to create a culture that promotes a sense of belongingness, innovation, determination and resilience.

KIS is a new international school, with more than 78 years of experience as a community school under the Swedish Embassy. The Swedish Community School (SCS) was established in 1946 and has been a part of the Agreement on General Terms and Conditions for Development Cooperation. For a long time, the SCS served as a school for Swedish citizens living and working in Ethiopia. During the years, the school was run by different Swedish Principals following the Swedish Curriculum. During the past years students from other countries are also attending the school.
After 73 years of service, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Sweden has decided that Swedish embassies around the world shall no longer manage schools or any areas not directly linked to embassy work. Therefore, for a relatively long time, the embassy has had discussions with the SCS Board and management on how the school could create its own foundation without being under the responsibility of the Swedish embassy. Following this, the parents of the Swedish Community School established a not-for-profit organization named Former Swedish Community School Parents Charitable Organization (FSCSPCO. The FSCSPCO was established as a not-for-profit, non-political, and non-religious charitable organization. It was registered with the FDRE Charities and Societies Agency on 15 March 2019. The embassy handed over the responsibility of the school to the FSCSPCO from July 2019.
The FSCSPCO changed the name of the school to Kelem International School (KIS), Addis Ababa to represent the composure of the community in many aspects. In Amharic, ‘Kelem (ቀለም) means Color/Paint and it denotes wisdom and knowledge. For instance, if one says " Someone is 'kelem yegebaw/yekeda' it implies that the person is enlightened/ knowledgeable/ well educated / intelligent/ well-read. Besides, 'Kelem signifies the diversified & colorful community we have at our school.
We belong to a diversified & vibrant community and enjoy active community involvement in our school in a variety of areas. FSCSPCO/KIS leadership team works in collaboration with all teachers to best meet the educational, social, and emotional needs of every child & adult in our school. Our staff and students live our school vision "Facilitating the realization of every child’s full potential”. We are paving the way and work by our Mission & Vision in all aspects of school life. We are an inclusive, caring school where staff, parents, and students all work together to develop our future citizens and leaders.

The main objective of our school: Together with the parents, we prepare our students comprehensively for life after school as well as for the demands of training, studies and careers. As a German school in Ethiopia, we teach our students about German culture and history and promote their intercultural competence.

One Planet International School is a leading place of learning that inspires a socially engaged community of collaborative, creative and resilent learners dedicated to realizing their full potential.

Lycée Guébré-Mariam is a French international school in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
It serves children from 3 to 18 years.

The Sandford International School is a co-educational, non-boarding, nursery to pre University institution. To meet the international standards of its programme, the School employs a highly qualified professional staff. It is committed to providing a standard of education that is accepted within Ethiopia and by the international community.

British International School's community includes students from more than 46 countries of the world, with a minimum age of 3 years on September 1st.
BIS serves children from both the overseas and local community.