There are over 30 schools in Nairobi alone offering Cambridge IGCSE in 2026. This list groups the well-known ones by tier, explains what differentiates them, and gives you the five questions to actually ask on the school tour.
IGCSE in Kenya in 2026 ranges from KSH 80,000 per term at the most affordable Cambridge schools to over KSH 600,000 per term at the premium international schools. Here are the real numbers, plus the Cambridge exam-entry fees, materials and tuition costs almost no one tells you about up front.
KNEC has set Friday 29 May 2026 as the deadline for schools to upload Grade 4 and Grade 5 CBC project scores to the CBA portal. This piece walks parents and teachers through exactly what is being submitted, where the data goes, and what to do if your school is at risk of missing the cutoff.
Your teachers aren't ready for AI and your students know it. We're now offering on-site training across Kenya — teacher workshops, student literacy talks, and leadership strategy. Packages from KSH 15,000.
A quiet gap has opened in Kenyan schools: students are using AI daily, teachers are not. A 20-question self-assessment to audit your school's staff AI readiness — and a realistic plan to close the gap this term.
Most Kenyan schools have no AI policy — and that is the real risk. A copy-paste framework for principals to draft an AI Use Policy this term, with sections you can adopt today and expand next.