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Home » Brookhouse International School 2025 Fee Structure

Brookhouse International School 2025 Fee Structure

by kevin Atamba
July 8, 2025
in General News
Brookhouse International School

Brookhouse International School

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Brookhouse International School remains one of Kenya’s most prestigious and high-performing international institutions. Established in 1981, the school offers a world-class education based on the British National Curriculum and caters to students aged 2 to 19 across two campuses: Karen and Runda.

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The Karen campus is located along Magadi Road, next to Nairobi National Park, offering a tranquil learning environment just 15 minutes from the city centre. The Runda campus, situated in the heart of Nairobi’s diplomatic zone, mirrors the same academic excellence and facilities.

Brookhouse is home to a culturally diverse community of more than 750 students representing over 45 nationalities. In 2017, the school became the first in East Africa to join the prestigious G-30 group of global leading schools.


Tuition Fees (Per Term) – 2025

Fees are billed three times per academic year.

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A. Day School Tuition – Karen and Runda Campuses

ClassFee (KES)
“Little Brookies” Stage 1130,000
Pre-School Stage 2310,000
Pre-School Stage 3320,000
Reception345,000
Year 1420,000
Year 2705,000
Year 3715,000
Year 4725,000
Year 5735,000
Year 6785,000
Years 7 & 8795,000
Year 9875,000
Year 10895,000
Year 111,342,500
Year 12915,000
Year 131,372,500
BTEC Courses550,000
IFY (International Foundation Year)870,000

B. Boarding with Tuition – Karen Campus Only

ClassFee (KES)
Year 21,235,000
Year 31,245,000
Year 41,255,000
Year 51,265,000
Year 61,315,000
Years 7 & 81,325,000
Year 91,405,000
Year 101,425,000
Year 112,137,500
Year 121,445,000
Year 132,167,500
BTEC Courses1,080,000
IFY1,400,000

Boarding is not available for pre-school and early year classes.


Additional Fees

  • Registration Fee (non-refundable): Ksh 45,000 (one-time)
  • Caution Deposit for Day Students: Ksh 100,000 (refundable)
  • Caution Deposit for Boarding Students: Ksh 200,000 (refundable)
  • Caution Deposit for IFY Students: Ksh 100,000 (refundable only if transitioning to an NCUK university)
  • Books and basic stationery are included in tuition fees

Fee payments are due at the beginning of each term, on the following dates:
26th August 2024, 3rd January 2025, and 21st April 2025.


Brookhouse Campuses & Contact Information

Karen Campus

  • Phone: +254 722 204 413 / +254 733 602 797
  • Email: [email protected]

Runda Campus

  • Phone: +254 704 392 000 / +254 780 392 000
  • Email: [email protected]

READ MORE:School of the Nations Nairobi Fee Structure 2025

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