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wana wa jamii forum naombeni mnipe list ya expensive boaring schools tanzania za NECTA au inaweza kua na international. Lazima iwe na a level
 
johnny567 said:
wana wa jamii forum naombeni mnipe list ya expensive boaring schools tanzania za NECTA au inaweza kua na international. Lazima iwe na a level
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Marian girls
Feza Girls
St. Francis
 
I.S.T = International School of Tanganyika
I.S.M =International Shool of Moshi

Braeburn
St Constantine

Hizo mbili za juu zinafukuzana kwa ada. Kwa mwaka sio chini ya $ 35,000 hadi $ 45,000.

Na hizo za mbili za chini zinakwenda kuanzia $ 8,000 hadi 15,000.

Haya kazi ni kwako
 
bucho said:
I.S.T = International School of Tanganyika
I.S.M =International Shool of Moshi

Breburn
St Constantine

Hizo mbili za juu zinafukuzana kwa ada. Kwa mwaka sio chini ya $ 35,000 hadi $ 45,000.

Na hizo za mbili za chini zinakwenda kuanzia $ 8,000 hadi 15,000.

Haya kazi ni kwako
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[h=1]Brookhouse school:Is this the most expensive school in Kenya?[/h] Feb 10

Posted by Kenya Reporter

If you thought education is expensive in Kenya then you have never checked Brookhouse International School fees structure. It costs Ksh9.1 million to complete primary and secondary eduction in this elite school located in Karen area of Nairobi City. This is the school that will host the first ever Kenya presidential debate tomorrow night.
It costs Ksh450,000 per year for a two-year old child who has just joined school at Brookhouse . According to the school's fee structure posted on its website Early Years day scholars pay Ksh150,000 per term.
"During the first few years in the school children build on basic skills. It is still important for pupils to have the opportunity to ‘play' and careful planning ensures that they are provided with stimulating practical activities, which lay the foundations of key concepts and social skills," reads a statement at the school's website.
After the early year a child goes to Year 1 where the tuition fees per term is sh190,000,like the early years classes there is no boarding facilities for this age. This translates to sh570,000 per year. This is enough money for a masters student in a public university here in Kenya to finish a course.
During Year's 2 – 5 Day scholars pay sh340,000 and while these in the boarding section pay sh615,000 per term. This translate to sh1.8million for a year.
"Children enter Junior Prep when they commence Year Two, and lessons become less ‘play' orientated. Over the next few years their work becomes more complex, with Senior Prep classes commencing in Year Seven. They increasingly take on more responsibility, and are expected to set an example for the younger children. In their final year some students are selected as Prep School prefects or House Captains," says the School.
Year's 6 – 8 day scholars pay sh375,000 per term and boarding sh650,000 per term.
"The transition from Prep School to Secondary School is marked by a major examination at the conclusion of Year Eight."
Year's 9 – 11 the students pay sh410,000 for day scholars and whooping sh685,000 for boarders.This translate to sh2million per year
"The Secondary section of the school commences with the one year Pre-IGCSE Year 9 programme, leading into the two years of the IGCSE course during Year's 10 and 11. Upon successful completion of the IGCSE examinations pupils can progress to take their AS and A-level courses in Year's 12 and 13, before moving on to universities across the globe."
Year's 12 – 13 day scholars pay sh425,000 and boarding sh700,000 per term.
"In Year's 10 and 11 students follow courses leading to the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) examinations set by the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) and Edexcel Boards in the UK."
At this school caution money alone costs sh200,000 payable one for boarders and sh100,000 for day scholars.


[h=1]Fees Is Sh 2 Million[/h] By Ken | December 2, 2012 0 Comments




GEMS Cambridge International School recently opened what is one of Kenya's most expensive school. Sitting on a 17 acre piece of land off Magadi Road in Karen's suburbs is a Sh 3 billion learning institution with a capacity of 1080 students.
Apart from the beautiful and well organized buildings, the school has many facilities that help to develop your kid wholesomely. Starting with a half Olympic size swimming pool, to a 400m all weather running track. There are also some green playing fields, whose level of maintenance gives the grass little chance of drying up. Incase the heavens open up, an indoor sports arena does the trick. For those children who would rather not take part in sports, there are several other facilities including a drama and dance studio. A spacious auditorium is used when the pupils are making performances.
However, despite all the amenities outside classwork, the real deal is in the classroom itself. For a start, all the furniture is imported, and not from a cheap Asian country. Paintings done by the pupils themselves dot the walls.
Mode of Studying has been redefined here. Pupils do not ‘put it down on paper', but rather on their iPads and laptops. Children as young as 5 use these devises with ease. The teacher is also not left behind. All classrooms are fitted with interactive whiteboards, leaving no room for the dusty chalks that characterize 99% of the schools in Kenya. The boards can establish a connection with the pupils laptops and tablets, enabling sharing of notes. The classes are also fitted with projectors, which Pupils use to give presentations.
The school is only 3 months old, and has already admitted 70 pupils. This is despite its over 1000 capacity. The main hindrance as to why not every Dick and Harry can gain admission, is the fees paid. The amount increases as you go up the education ladder. Year 1 and year 2 pay the cheapest, at Sh464,100 and Sh509,600 respectively. On the other hand, Year 12 and 13 pay a whooping Sh1.9 million per year.
This fee makes GEMS Cambridge International School, Nairobi, one the most expensive learning institution in the country. But some of its peers are not that far behind.
Brookhouse 2.1 million
Int'l School of Kenya 1.8 million
Peponi School 1.8 million
St Andrew Turi 1.5 million
Greensteds 1.5 million
Banda School 1.2 million
Rusinga School 855,000
Below are some of the pictures from the school.








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Heated swimming pools, manicured lawns that make you think you are walking on a golf course, gyms, Olympic size tracks, student parking lots, meals that could pass for a hotel menu at the school canteen, expansive fields, not forgetting the picturesque views as you glance out of the window.

These are some of the images at the top 10 most expensive schools in Kenya. They have a lot in common, but they also have their own distinguishing factors. They all offer internationally accredited systems of education. Yes, that means the 8-4-4 system is not in the mix.

It is in these schools that you will find the children of the who's who in Kenya's political, diplomatic, business and corporate landscape. Education might be free for all at public primary and high schools in the country, but if you want quality, you must be ready to pay for it. And pay big you will at these international schools.

This week, we look at schools in Kenya that are attracting students from around the region and even abroad and what sets them apart from the rest.

International school of Kenya (ISK)

Lush, trimmed lawns greet us as we enter the gates of the school that sits on a 50-acre piece of land in Kitisuru, on the outskirts of Nairobi. This is the one of the most expensive schools in Kenya. Our presence here marks the beginning of our journey to several high cost schools in the country.

The fees charged are an average US$15000 per year. The lowest at pre-school level totals to $9,500 and at high school its about $20,000, which translates roughly to between Sh788,500 and Sh1,660,000 per year.

Barbara Petty, director of development at the International School of Kenya (ISK), or Barb, as she is known bears the face of ISK. She is a strong-willed lady currently spearheading the a $30 million expansion project.

"We are expanding the middle-level school, elementary, arts centre and adding a new building - the commons", she said. The project will run concurrently with the establishment of an Olympic running track to be named after a Kenyan athlete that they are yet to identify.

ISK was established in 1976 on an old coffee farm, which was formerly owned by the United States International University , to provide education to expatriate families in Kenya, especially those who wanted the American system of education.

The school is owned jointly by the US and Canadian embassies and follows the North American system of education.

It has a population of 851 students from various nationalities.

The school curriculum emphasises holistic child development.

"We assess students on entry to identify their individual needs. We do not look at their educational prowess only, but also psychological and emotional wellbeing. " she explains.

ISK is among the schools that have raised Kenya's profile in education, not only regionally, but internationally. Among its well-known alumni is John Wagner, the founder of Java coffee chain.

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1. Rift Valley Academy

  • RVA is a Christian boarding school located in central Kenya. The academy, a branch of Africa Inland Mission International, exists to provide a quality education in a nurturing environment for the children of missionaries serving in Africa. With over 100 years of rich history, RVA has played an instrumental role in the lives of countless MKs (missionary kids). The current student body of about 450 includes more than 20 different nationalities. The families these students represent serve with 80 mission organizations in over 20 African countries.
2. International School of Kenya

  • Located on the outskirts of Nairobi, the International School of Kenya is a coeducational day school encompassing grades pre-kindergarten through 13 and offering both the North American High School Diploma as well as the International Baccalaureate Diploma to its graduates.
  • At its picturesque 25-hectare campus established in 1976, ISK provides a well-rounded education to approximately 650 students who represent 60 nationalities.
3. Brae Burn School

  • Braeburn High School is a co-educational International Secondary School following the British National Curriculum. Students are prepared for the University of Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education Examinations (IGCSE). The School enjoys a wide racial mix, and has recently moved to its present site so all the buildings and facilities are brand new and in pristine condition.
  • Braeburn High is a day school with an extensive school transport system. The School has a warm, friendly and caring atmosphere with high standards of discipline, providing an environment conducive to good learning. Our aim is to allow all students to fulfill their academic potential, while at the same time developing social skills and graces to enable them to meet the challenges of society.
4. Hillcrest Secondary School

  • Occupy grounds of over 50 acres, including a seven-acre property adjacent to the school that is home to our boarding community known as Toad Hall. The international nature of the school is one of Hillcrest's main assets, and today our students represent over 55 countries from around the world. Evolving from a small primary school in Nairobi to a vibrant and successful international community that offers quality British education to students of all ages, nationalities and religions, the Hillcrest reputation evokes pride and respect. The positive nature of the working environment is demonstrated by low staff turnover and an impressive 98% student completion rate. The school has only had four previous headteachers.
5. Brook-House Secondary School

  • Brookhouse is a co-educational day and boarding school for students aged 3-19, offering an adapted form of the British National Curriculum to Kenyan and international students. The school strives to develop each student's intellectual, emotional, physical and social growth to their full potential.
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6. St. Andrew's Senior School

  • was opened in 1988 as a result of demand for boarding education for 13-16 year old boys and girls. The school is now very well established with over 170 students.
  • The Senior School has a strong academic tradition and students are taught to work hard and independently. We ensure that each of our students gains the very most of these vital school years. Our staff is well qualified to bring out the best in all our students. In addition to guiding them through to IGCSEs, students receive tuition in music, drama, art and a wide range of sporting and recreational activities.
  • GCSEs are an excellent preparation for ‘A' Levels and the International Baccalaureate and students from St. Andrew's School thrive both academically and socially as they progress to schools, whether in the UK or elsewhere.
7. Nairobi Academy

  • is a combined Preparatory and Secondary Boarding school for boys and girls aged 2 – 18, situated on a 20+ acre site, with spacious playing fields, on the south-west of Nairobi, Kenya, on Langata Road between Karen and the Bomas of Kenya.
  • We follow the English National Curriculum and offer Cambridge Board IGCSE and A-Level examinations, leading to international university entrance. Our exam results are consistently among the best in Kenya. In addition we offer a full games and activities programme. Good discipline, specialist teaching starting at age 7, and small classes are factors contributing to our educational success.
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8. Rosslyn Academy

  • a private Christian school founded in 1967, is an international, coed, day school with a North American curriculum for grades K-12. Approximately 44% of the 488 students are American, and more than 32 nationalities are represented in the school. Situated within a kilometre of the United States Embassy and the East Africa United Nations headquarters, Rosslyn Academy sits on 40 acres of former coffee plantation in a residential area on the outskirts of Nairobi. Rosslyn provides a beautiful and calm refuge from the bustle of the capital city. In the center of the campus the original plantation house serves as the administration building. Although the elementary, middle and high schools are located on the same campus, each school has its own principal, facilities and culture.
9. Greensteds School

  • Greensteds is a happy, thriving, buzzing community of young men and women who learn to appreciate the values of hard work, commitment and making the most of each opportunity presented to them. We would like each person to realise his/her full potential by the time they finish their Sixth Form years with us so they are confident, assured young people ready to embark on university or a working life.
  • We are proud of our achievements yet, we are constantly looking to move forward; to modify how we operate whilst retaining our reputation as a leading British Curriculum School in Kenya. Our Year 13 leavers will soon be attending universities, undergoing graduate courses in a range of subjects all over the world and once qualified we hope they will return to become leaders in whichever field they have chosen to study.
10. Aga Khan High School, Mombasa

  • is a private co-educational, multicultural day secondary school. The school, situated on Vanga Road, next to the Aga Khan Hospital, has provided an excellent education since its founding.
  • The School is a not-for-profit independent school registered with the Ministry of Education, Kenya. The school is home to approximately 640 students and 40 staff.
  • The School works hard to maintain high standards of quality education while involving students in complementary sporting and cultural activities and community life. In recent years the school has consistently improved in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results. The 2006 KCSE results showed dramatic improvements with the Aga Khan High School, Mombasa earning the position of 20th best school in Kenya. It also ranked sixth in the National Private School Ranking.
  • In addition to excelling in Academics, several students have won prestigious awards in the areas of dramatic arts, science and swimming.
11. St. Austin's Academy

  • Every year, the majority of our A level students end up going to universities around the world. Some of the most popular destinations have been local and overseas universities such as USIU, Nairobi University, Yale University, Oxford University and Sheffield University amongst others. There has also been a trend of our best students ending up with scholarships from some of the most prestigious universities.
  • We have an International student body here with students represented from over 42 different countries from around the world. Our greatest strength is derived from the fact that these students through their acts and deeds personify peace and harmony and truly make us a global village.
12. Aga Khan High School, Nairobi

  • is a private co-educational, multicultural day secondary school. The school is situated in Westlands, along Waiyaki Way, just seven kilometers from Nairobi's city centre.
  • The Aga Khan High School, Nairobi is a not-for-profit independent school registered with the Ministry of Education, Kenya. The school is home to approximately 345 students and 28 teaching faculty.
  • Offering strong academic teaching on a campus with extracurricular facilities that are the envy of many schools, the Aga Khan High School, Nairobi strives to impart an education that will enable students to become well-placed members of Kenyan society, who will shape Kenya for generations to come.
13. Coast Academy

  • Coast Academy was the pioneer school that introduced and followed the British Education Curriculum way back in 1970.
  • Every year the Academy boasts of extremely impressive results at A and O levels. It is a fact that 95% to 97% of our A level students join prestigious and world-renowned universities around the world. The popular educational destinations have been the UK, U.S.A, Australia, Canada and India.
  • The trend has always been our best students securing full or partial scholarships from universities.
  • We have an International and multi-racial student body here. Our greatest strength is derived from the fact that these students through their acts and deeds personify peace and harmony and truly make us a global village.
14. Mombasa Academy

  • The Mombasa Academy is a private school situated in Nyali, a lush suburb of Mombasa on the mainland north of Mombasa Island.
  • The school has been established for over 20 years and its pupils, ranging from three to eighteen years old, come from a diverse range of cultures.
15. Greenacres School
16. Molo Academy
17. Acacia Academy
18. Rusinga School

  • is a Christian day School offering the British National Curriculum. We have a strong commitment to academic excellence and a high level of discipline. Children are accepted from the age of two and are able to progress through our Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary sections, culminating in the opportunity to sit IGCSE (formerly ‘O' level) and GCE (A level) examinations.

 
Hizo mbili za juu zinafukuzana kwa ada. Kwa mwaka sio chini ya $ 35,000 hadi $ 45,000.

Na hizo za mbili za chini zinakwenda kuanzia $ 8,000 hadi 15,000.

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