Brookhouse School Fees Structure is what caught my eyes when I was going through the International School’s website. I was motivated to check how much the school charges in terms of tuition and boarding expenses. I couldn’t believe my eyes.
The fees structure clearly shows Kenya has two tribes, the rich and the poor. Imagine a single student paying Ksh 1 million per term…that is tuition only.
I remember when I was in school,my fees was Ksh50 per term,which I used to struggle to pay.But when I looked at the following fees structure, I said this world is not ours.
FEES PER TERM IN KENYAN SHILLINGS | ||
Class | Tuition Only – Karen and Runda Campuses | Boarding & Tuition – Karen Campus only |
“Little Brookies” | 80000 | n/a |
Early Years | 245000 | n/a |
Year 1 | 300000 | n/a |
Year’s 2 – 5 | 530000 | 950000 |
Year’s 6 – 8 | 580000 | 1000000 |
Year’s 9 – 11 | 640000 | 1060000 |
Year’s 12 – 13 | 660000 | 1080000 |
BTEC courses | 300000 | 720000 |
Fees are payable termly in advance unless prior arrangements have been made with the Accounts department.
The following outlines the fees charged for the academic year, 2017 -2018:
Please note: fees are determined as a total figure for the academic year, and billed as above on a termly basis, payable at the commencement of each term (September, January and April) in Kenyan Shillings or US Dollars.
The academic year for the School is split into three terms and runs September – July.
Term One (September – December) Term Two (January – March) Term Three (April – July)
FEES PER TERM FOR THE FOUNDATION PROGRAMME – Karen Campus only | ||
Class | Tuition Only | Boarding & Tuition |
Foundation Year – Karen Campus only | 520000 | 940000 |
Fees for the NCUK Foundation Programme are payable at the commencement of the course (November) and at the commencement of Semester Two (April) in Kenyan Shillings or US Dollars.
The academic year for the Foundation Programme is split into two semesters and runs from November – July. Semester One (November – March) Semester Two (April – July)
Parents are at liberty to choose in which currency they wish to pay school fees, Kenyan Shillings or US Dollars. Payment for the year should remain within the nominated currency. Payments must be made by either telegraphic transfer or by local bankers cheque, payable to “Brookhouse Schools Ltd.”
The tuition cost includes all textbooks and some stationery.
The student is expected to provide some items of equipment as listed in the handbook for parents and students
Registration fee (non refundable) | Kshs | 45000 | (once only) |
Caution Money for day students | Kshs | 100000 | (once only) |
Caution Money for boarding students | Kshs | 200000 | (once only) |
Caution Money for IFY students (refundable only upon progression to an NCUK university) | Kshs | 100000 | (once only) |
Transport (if required) – standard routes | Kshs | 50000 | per term |
Transport (if required) – door-to-door | Kshs | 70000 | per term |
Individual Music Lessons (instrumental or vocal)- Payable DIRECT to the peripatetic music teachers Music Instrument Hire (payable to Brookhouse Schools) | Kshs
Kshs |
12,000
8,000 |
per term
per term |
Yearbook Fee (annual) | Kshs | 2500 | per year |
Kenya pupil pass and re-entry pass (non-Kenyans) | Kshs | 15000 | |
AAR Medical Cover for boarding students (optional)
* Subject to adjustment by the medical insurance provider |
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