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The report released by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics revealed that in 2019 the number of private primary schools increased by 1.5% to 9,191, while the number of public primary schools declined to 23,246 from 23,286.
AnswersAfrica reported the wealthy and popular enrol their children in the most expensive schools in the country.
Which are the most expensive schools in Kenya?
1. International School of Kenya
The International School of Kenya (ISK) offers education for pre-kindergarten pupils to the Form Four level.
It is co-owned by the American Embassy and the Canadian High Commission.
The Nairobi based institution is a member of the Association of International Schools in Africa (AISA), the Council of International Schools and Round Square.
In 2003, ISK was ranked the seventh-best high school in the continent by Africa Almanac.
According to its website, it has a student population of over 1,000 with over 65 nationalities in its body.
Admission fee
The admission fee is $ 400 (KSh 44,448).
Capital levy fee
A one-time capital levy of $ 10,000 (KSh 1.1 million) is charged per student. The amount is reduced by $ 500 if a parent enrols an additional student.
Tuition fees
The tuition fees range from $ 16,243 to $ 31,142.
Life centred education programme fee
A parent has to part with $20,000 (KSh 2.2 million), life centred education programme fee. This applies to all learners from pre-kindergarten to Grade 9.
The fee is meant to meet Individualized Education Program (IEP), social and emotional needs and daily living skills.
It also caters for students with intellectual disabilities.
Bus fees
This is set at $ 2,200 (KSh 244, 464) per head with a reduction of $ 200 for an additional sibling.
2. Greensteds International school
The Nakuru based school, whose board chair is Anna Somerville-Large, offers the British education curriculum from nursery to A level.
It was established in 1936 on a 50-acre farm.
Fees per term
Playgroup - KSh 49,500.
Crèche - KSh 83,500.
Nursery - KSh 95,000.
Reception - KSh 95,000.
Years 1 - 2
Day - KSh 131,000
Boarding - KSh 401,500.
Years 3 - 4
Day - KSh 180,000.
Boarding - KSh 447, 500.
Years 5 -6
Day - KSh 215,000.
Boarding - KSh 515,000.
Years 7-8
Day - KSh 285,000.
Boarding - KSh 643,000.
Year 9
Day - KSh 309,000.
Boarding - KSh 712,000.
Years 10 -11
Day - KSh 348,500.
Boarding - KSh 772,000.
Years 12 - 13
Day - KSh 418,000.
Boarding - KSh 848,000.
"These fees are per term and boarding fees are inclusive of all accommodation, meals and tuition. Textbooks and exercise books are provided, as are Lunch and snack breaks for day students," the school said in a new fees structure for September 2021 to 2022.
Entry fees
The admission fee for creche to reception is KSh 25,000, residents (years 1 to 13) is KSh 50,000, while non-residents (years 1 to 13) is KSh 2,000.
Development levy
The development levy is KSh 10,000 per head.
A level fees
For those in year 12, a fee of KSh 5,000 per term is charged for Science subjects.
3. St Andrews Turi
Peter and Jean Lavers founded the school in 1931.
It had an initial enrollment of 15 local children. Its student population has since grown to over 600.
The fee structure per term
Nursery - KSh 171,000.
Reception (day only)- KSh 342, 000 including tuition.
Years 1 to 2 (day school) - KSh 342,000.
Years 1 to 2 (Weekly boarding) - KSh 650,000.
Years 1 to 2 (full boarding) - KSh 684,000.
Years 3 to 4 (day school) - KSh 462,000.
Years 3 to 4 (weekly boarding) - KSh 67,000.
Years 3 to 4 (full boarding) - KSh 711,000.
Years 5 to 6 (day school) - KSh 496,000.
years 5 to 6 (weekly boarding) - KSh 724,000.
Years 5 to 6 (full boarding) - KSh 762,000.
Years 7 to 8 (day) - KSh 534,000.
Years 7 to 8 (weekly boarding) - KSh 781,000.
Years 7 to 8 (full boarding) - KSh 822,000.
4. Brookhouse School
Brookhouse school was established in 1981 by the Puxley family in Karen, Nairobi, to offer a British curriculum.
It initially offered primary education before a secondary section was added in 1984.
Annual school fees based on the International Schools database.
Nursery 1 - KSh 315,000.
Nursery 2 - KSh 810,00.
Kindergarten 1 - KSh 840,000.
Kindergarten 2 - KSh 900,000.
Kindergarten 3 - KSh 1.1 million.
Grade 1 - KSh 1.8 million.
Grade 2 - KSh 1,905,000.
Grade 3 - KSh 1,920,000.
Grade 4 - KSh 1,935,000.
Grade 5 - KSh 2,070,000
Grade 6 - KSh 2,085,000.
Grade 7 - KSh 2,085,000.
Grade 8 - KSh 2, 295,000.
Grade 9 - KSh 2,310,000.
Grade 10 - KSh 2,310,000.
Grade 11 - KSh 2,370,000.
Grade 12 - KSh 2,370,000.
5. Peponi School
The school offers education from kindergarten to high school level.
According to Pulselive, the school is owned by the Kenyatta family.
Full boarders at the institution are charged KSh 2.9 million; weekly boarders KSh 2.7 million while parents of day scholars cough KSh 2 million annually.
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