No school fee hike in 2026, govt confirms

Government confirms 2026 school fees will not rise. Parents can plan ahead as learners prepare for Grade 10 transition...

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The Kenyan government has confirmed there will be no increase in school fees for the 2026 academic year, providing relief for parents as thousands of students prepare to transition to Senior School.

The prevailing guidance on fees for Senior School learners will continue to apply, with capitation at Sh22,244 per year.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba gave the assurance during the release of the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) results.
The placement exercise for learners into Senior School based on KJSEA performance and selected pathways is expected to be completed by December 20th, 2025.

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