any good ones in buru buru...?
i have in mind npc academy...

Thanks for that @essyk

Any suggestions for that area?

Am looking for a good private day primary school within Thika or Juja farthest.

My budget isn't much to talk about but a max of 50k per term will do for a std 1 child.

Any one with an idea?

Thanks @Maich.
Will visit St Peter's this Friday & Saturday

For Juja Preparatory, what figures are you talking about for day? is it in the range of 80k per term? I will pass there on Sato as well

Very very compatible. Don't confuse good private schools with high cost schools (which are not necessarily good).

There are very many nice private schools that charge even much less than 50k per term. Look up the schools that perform well and enquire about their fee and I guarantee you it is less than 50k!

But if you want to take your kid to akina St. Andrews Turi, Mount Kenya Academy, Greensteds International School, Kenton College Preparatory School, Gems etc. so that you can be name dropping, then you will pay for the name through the nose!!!

a class one kid commuting from thika to juja si ni child abuse, why not just take the kid to the nearest school, hata ka si poa, you would rather spend the extra cash on a private teacher at home.

Boss, not to sound condescending, i can bet you don't have kids and neither do you understand the current education system.

Some people book schools in Nairobi when a child is born

People drive from Kitengela to drop their children at Makini & Riara ngong road so Juja is a stone throw from Thika town....actually some here at Wazua used to walk those distances in rural primary schools

If you don't secure a good background when a child is in lower primary, don't think you will move him from Gachororo primary to St Andrews Turi when he is in Std 7 or something...he won't cope and basics wills seem advanced to him.

Yes am also thinking of a teacher at home but for a std 1 child that's too much education overload...i prefer afanye homework then outdoor play after school. but will review as time goes

By the way ulitoka land of Mapombe? You had plans to go to land of milk and honey

I agree too, this habit by the middle-crass(mostly) of traversing the city taking a kindergarten child or even a lower primary kid to another town is not fair to the pupil. I know of a Juja preparatory child now in University that is unable to cope with the system!

I used to teach in an international school where the rich kids' schools are just a stone through away from their homes. The very rich will not spend hours in traffic taking children to/from school.

Just look for some school with good infrastructure in the neighborhood.Dr. Matiang'i has disrupted the system, whatever you call good school might not be after-all.