Fee Guidance

No. The fee structure above covers all mandatory charges for the academic year. Optional costs such as uniform, personal stationery, and pocket money are not included and are the responsibility of the parent/guardian.

Yes. Parents facing financial difficulty may arrange an instalment payment plan with the school bursar. A minimum of 50% of the term fee must be paid before the student is admitted, with the balance cleared within 4 weeks of opening.

A late payment penalty of KES 500 per week applies to all outstanding balances. Students with unresolved fees after 2 weeks may be sent home until payment is made. We encourage early communication with the bursar if you anticipate delays.

Download the Bursary Application Form from our School Forms page, complete it with all required documents (ID, payslip, chief's letter), and submit it to the bursar's office. Applications are reviewed at the beginning of each term.

Fees are generally non-refundable. However, in exceptional circumstances (e.g., family relocation), a prorated refund may be considered upon written request to the Principal. Boarding fees may be partially refunded if the student leaves mid-term.

Yes. The Free Day Secondary Education (FDSE) subsidy of KES 22,244 per student per year is applied to all students in public secondary schools in Kenya. This amount is already deducted from the total fee structure shown above.