A look at the school fees of the schools offering GCSE and IGCSE curriculum in Kenyan has left tongue wagging as the cheapest school goes for 700K per term.

International School of Kenya has the highest school fees per term standing at 2 Million.

The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is an academic qualification, generally taken in several subjects by pupils in secondary education in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Among schools offering the GCSE education in Kenya includes Hillcrest School, Peponi School, Brooke House School, St. Andrews Schoo, Turi among others.

Such schools offer education to kids of politicians, prominent businessmen, Ambassadors, etc.

Unlike your common school where breakfast is porridge and lunch is rice plus beans these schools offer a variety of food including chicken, pizza, The children never have the same meal more than once a week.

A regular food timetable for such schools include

Fried eggs, grilled tomato, cereals, fresh juice, baked beans, and toast. Roast chicken with lemon n’ ginger maxim potato, veggie moussaka and chocolate mousse, Beef lasagna n’ gingerbread, matoke, grilled veggie, and of course fruits.

 Chinese style Pork fillet served with pasta, Leek n’ potato pie, and Fruit salad.

 Bacon, Grilled tomato, Cereals, Fresh fruits, Baked beans, and Toast.

Below is a breakdown of school fees per term in these high-end schools where the rich take their kids.