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Home » Light International School Nairobi 2025 Fee Structure

Light International School Nairobi 2025 Fee Structure

by kevin Atamba
July 10, 2025
in General News
Light International School Nairobi

Light International School Nairobi

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Light International School Nairobi 2025 Fee Structure (Updated and Detailed Guide)

Light International School Nairobi, located in the serene suburb of Karen just off Langata Road, offers a globally recognised British National Curriculum from early years to A-Levels. Managed by Omeriye Ltd, the school provides a comprehensive education experience, combining strong academics with extracurricular engagement.

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Here’s an in-depth look at the school’s updated fee structure for the 2025 academic year.


One-Time Admission Charges

Fee TypeAmount (Ksh)
Interview Fee (Kindergarten)2,000
Interview Fee (Primary–Secondary–A-Level)5,000
Admission Fee30,000
Caution Fee (Refundable)50,000
Boarding Caution Fee30,000

Annual Charges (Payable Once Per Year)

CategoryAmount (Ksh)
Textbooks (KG 1–3)20,000
Textbooks (Year 1–6)35,000
Textbooks (Year 7–12)40,000
Graduation (KG 3)7,000
Graduation (Year 6)8,500
Graduation (Year 11 & 13)26,000
Emergency Health Services (All Classes)2,000
Yearbook Fee3,000
Student ID Card1,000
Career Test & Counselling (Year 9+)5,000

Kindergarten (KG 1–3)

Fee ItemTerm ITerm IITerm III
Tuition188,000188,000188,000
Lunch35,00035,00035,000
Stationery5,0005,0005,000
Clubs11,00011,00011,000
Online Subscriptions5,0005,0005,000

Primary School (Year 1–6)

ClassTuition Per Term (Ksh)
Year 1–2244,000
Year 3–4297,000
Year 5–6385,000
Other ChargesTerm ITerm IITerm III
Lunch47,00047,00047,000
Stationery5,0005,0005,000
Clubs11,00011,00011,000
Online Subscriptions5,0005,0005,000

Secondary School (Years 7–10)

ClassTuition Per Term (Ksh)
Year 7–8417,000
Year 9–10442,000
Other ChargesTerm ITerm IITerm III
Boarding338,000338,000338,000
Lunch59,00059,00059,000
Stationery6,0006,0006,000
Clubs11,00011,00011,000
Online Subscriptions5,0005,0005,000

A-Levels (Year 11–13)

ClassTuition Per Term (Ksh)
Year 11663,000 (Term I & II only)
Year 12–13758,000 (Term I & II only)
Other ChargesTerm ITerm II
Boarding445,000445,000
Lunch81,00081,000
Clubs11,00011,000
Stationery9,0009,000
Online Subscriptions7,5007,500

Important Notice

All listed fees are subject to periodic review. It’s recommended to contact the school directly for up-to-date policies, payment options, and any potential discounts or scholarship information.


Contact Details – Light International School Nairobi

  • Phone: +254 703 200 002
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Location: Off Langata Road, Karen, Nairobi

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