Gharama za shule za Primary Kenya zikoje?

[Rukiko]

Wadau,

Mi niko Tanzania. Nahitaji kujua gharama za boarding schools (private) kwa ajili ya watoto wa primary zikoje huko Kenya na ikiwezekana mapendekezo ya shule ambazo mnaweza kufikiri ni nzuri.

Mapendekezo ya Shule zilizo mikoa ya karibu na boarders za TZ ndio ninazo-prefer zaidi- hasa huu wa Sirari- zisiwe ndani sana.

Kwa sasa shule ninazo wasomesha watoto hapa naona gharama yake inapaa kila kukicha, idadi ya watoto wanaosoma nayo inaongezeka basi ni balaa.

 

[waltham]

Bill seeking to abolish KCPE, KCSE in Parliament

Kenyans could soon forget what has been the most dreaded and also anticipated exams in the country if Parliament passes the Basic Education Amendment Bill, which seeks to, among other things, scrap the KCSE and KCPE exams.

The amendments may bring about a major shift in Kenya's education system if the Bill is supported in Parliament.

The Amendment Bill sets in motion what could signal the single most fundamental change in the education system in Kenya.

Karachuonyo MP James Rege, now seeks to get rid of the KCPE and KCSE exams.

"We must get rid of those and replace them by every year mandatory exams which the kids do, so every year they just simply average the annual exams," said Rege.

The amendments in the Basic Education Amendment Bill 2014 propose end year progress exams for pupils in primary schools and students in secondary schools, and that yearly progress exam reports should then computed and averaged to arrive at the pupils or students final grade which will be used to ensure the pupils go to secondary schools and secondary school students progress to universities.

"If kids cram for exams every four years, then they are not learning anything but by doing exams every year they learn something," added Rege.

The amendments propose the system to begin in 2016, with those in class five to class eight continue to do KCPE while those in class four and below start doing the yearly exams.

In secondary school it proposes those joining form one should begin the yearly exams and those in form two and beyond should be the last lot to do the KCSE exams.

The amendment also proposes the establishment of talent academies in all counties, to provide avenues of those endowed with extra-curricular abilities after secondary education.

School rankings during national exams has already been abolished in Kenya, and the debate on scrapping national exams has been ongoing.

The Amendment Bill is waiting to be slotted for debate in the National Assembly.

Source: Citizen Digital

 

[Guest from Wazua]

The cost of private boarding schools varies depending with the facilities,town and performance, but I think the costs should range from Kshs 15,000 to Ksh 2.5 Million per term depending depending with the above factors

 

[Danny Massawe]

Kama ni primary kuna moja inaitwa TIMBILA ni ya serikali lakini iko vizuri..gharama haifiki laki mbili kwa mwaka
, ipo karibu na boda la holili

 

[msumeno]

Kwa secondary vipi tena ya boarding,,,,

 

[Latifaa]

Kama ni primary kuna moja inaitwa TIMBILA ni ya serikali lakini iko vizuri..gharama haifiki laki mbili kwa mwaka
, ipo karibu na boda la holili

Ni academy school?

 

[Danny Massawe]

sio akademi ni shule ya serikali ya wakenya wa kawaida

 

[Kaplizer]

iko moja IPO acacia green academy IPO kiambu nje kidogo ya jiji LA Nairobi.. ndo niliposemea hapo shule IPO vzur saaana.

 

[waltham]

 

[waltham]

THIS WAS IN 2013. FIND OUT THE CURRENT FIGURES!!


Brookhouse school:Is this the most expensive school in Kenya?

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 payKsh150,000 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 sh570,000per 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 paysh615,000 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 forboarders.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 sh100,000for day scholars.

 

[Rukiko]

bora kwetu sasa!

 

[Rukiko]

well noted waltham

 

[waltham]

bora kwetu sasa!

kaka fanya research yako kwa shule za wastani kikiwango. nimekupa one of the top schools in kenya!!!

 

[john mtulivu]

Write your reply...Me nataka nimpeleke mdogo wangu kenya akasome primary uko january naomben ushauri yup darasa la tano bweni uku tanzania je shule zipi za umma za bei poa?

 

[THE BROKER]

Kama ni primary kuna moja inaitwa TIMBILA ni ya serikali lakini iko vizuri..gharama haifiki laki mbili kwa mwaka
, ipo karibu na boda la holili

Hii shule ni ya boarding?

 

[john mtulivu]

Write your reply...mr me natafuta ya bording best wangu danny je ni ya bording?na ni sh ngap ya tanzania kwa mwaka kadirio na je ataenda kurudshwa maan anaxma la tano?

 

[john mtulivu]

Write your reply...je ni ya bwen?na ni ya goverment?