Kenya boasts a diverse range of educational institutions, from public schools to private academies catering to various needs and budgets. Among these, a select few stand out for their premium facilities, exclusive curricula, and high tuition fees. This list explores some of the most expensive schools in Kenya, highlighting what makes them so sought after.
Located in Nairobi, ISK offers a North American curriculum leading to an IB Diploma. Tuition fees can range from KES 2.5 million to KES 3.5 million per year, depending on the grade level. It is known for its excellent facilities and diverse student body.
Brookhouse offers both the British curriculum and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. With campuses in Nairobi and Runda, fees can be upward of KES 2 million per year. It is recognized for its strong academic record and extracurricular activities.
Situated in Ruiru, Peponi School follows the British curriculum. Annual fees are approximately KES 1.8 million to KES 2.8 million. The school is known for its boarding facilities and emphasis on character development.
Braeburn Schools have multiple campuses across Kenya, offering the British curriculum. Fees vary depending on the location and grade level, but generally range from KES 1.5 million to KES 2.5 million per year. It is a well-established group of schools with a reputation for academic excellence.
Hillcrest offers both the British curriculum (IGCSE and A-Levels) and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. Fees are approximately KES 1.7 million to KES 2.7 million per year. It is known for its international environment and focus on holistic education.
Rosslyn Academy, located in Nairobi, offers a North American curriculum. Tuition fees range from KES 1.6 million to KES 2.6 million per year. The school is known for its strong Christian values and community involvement.
Located in Turi, near Nakuru, St. Andrews Turi is a boarding school offering the British curriculum. Fees are approximately KES 1.9 million to KES 2.9 million per year. Known for its strong traditions and pastoral care.
Kenton College, located in Nairobi, is a preparatory school for children aged 6 to 13. Fees are around KES 1.4 million to KES 2.0 million annually. It prepares students for senior schools both in Kenya and abroad.
Part of the global GEMS Education network, the Nairobi campus offers the British curriculum. Fees vary based on grade level, ranging from KES 1.3 million to KES 2.3 million per year. Known for its modern facilities and international standards.
The Banda School is a preparatory school in Nairobi following the British curriculum. Fees are approximately KES 1.2 million to KES 1.8 million per year. It focuses on providing a nurturing and stimulating learning environment.
Located in Runda, Nairobi, Sabis School provides an international curriculum. Tuition fees are around KES 1.4 million to KES 2.4 million. Known for its structured academic approach.
The Deutsche Schule Nairobi (German School Nairobi) offers a German curriculum. Fees are around KES 1.3 million to KES 2.0 million per year. Caters to German-speaking expatriate families.
Rusinga School, Nairobi, offers the British curriculum with a Christian foundation. The fees are around KES 1.1 million to KES 1.7 million per year. It is known for its emphasis on character development and community service.
Located in Nairobi, Woodcreek School follows the British curriculum. Annual fees range from KES 1.2 Million to KES 1.8 million. It is known for its modern facilities and focus on individual attention.
Nairobi International School (NIS) is a co-educational day school offering the British curriculum from Early Years to IGCSE. Fees are approximately KES 1.0 million to KES 1.5 million per year.
