American Curriculum International Schools in Kenya
Compare 9 American Curriculum international schools in Kenya. Filter by curriculum, fees (average KES 443,701), location, and more to find the right international school now.
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- Schools listed
- 9
- Curricula
- 12
- Average annual fee
- KES 570,473
- Fee range
- KES 3,280 – 2,175,000
More school facts
- Most common curriculum
- American Curriculum (8 schools)
- Average school size
- 463 pupils
- Largest by enrolment
- International School of Kenya
- Oldest
- Rift Valley Academy (1906)
- With boarding
- 3
About international schools in Kenya
American-curriculum international schools in Kenya deliver a US-style sequence from elementary through high school, awarding a North American high-school diploma and commonly offering Advanced Placement (AP) or credit-based courses to support university applications and subject choice. Teaching is almost always in English, with Kiswahili normally included in the programme and other modern languages such as French or Spanish commonly available as options. Published tuition levels vary widely across Nairobi and other centres - from the equivalent of a few thousand US dollars a year at lower-cost international or hybrid providers to established international schools that publish annual fees in the tens of thousands - and fees are often quoted in Kenyan shillings or US dollars with per-term billing. Intake calendars and administrative practices differ by school: some follow an August/September start, others align with the Kenyan January - November year, and most schools charge application, registration or capital levies plus termly fees, so families should check each school’s published calendar and one-off charges before relocating.
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