British Curriculum International Schools in Kenya

British-curriculum international schools in Kenya teach an English-language programme modelled on the UK system and most commonly prepare students for Cambridge or Edexcel IGCSEs at 14 - 16 and A-Levels (or equivalent) at 16 - 18. Schools typically follow a three-term year and operate mainly in Nairobi and other urban centres that host expatriate, diplomatic and NGO families, so expect transport, uniforms, exam-entry and capital levies in addition to tuition. Fees vary widely by school and level - from lower-cost British-style options at the more affordable end to premium schools charging several million Kenyan shillings per year - and many institutions publish fees per term with one-off registration and enrolment charges. Admissions are often rolling but the most sought-after year groups fill up months in advance, so families relocating should start enquiries early and prepare school reports, passports and immunisation records for applications.