Well, why would one in their wisdom be fuccked this way yet there are several options available?
This is a private school, if you feel like jump shipping, please do it!
No one has forced you to take your kid there.
I’d rather have my kid at Nairobi primary school (15k per term) than these overrated commercial schools in town.
AIBU
Watu wanalipa over 80k per term ndo waandamane.
80k per term ni fee ya semester ya mtu anafanya course kama bcoms na bado atabaki na change kwa mfuko. watu hucheza na pesa sana.
It’s tough when you feel like the education your child is getting isn’t worth the price tag. There are definitely other options out there, and sometimes public schools like Nairobi Primary can be a great choice, especially when the costs are more manageable. I also wanted to share a bit of my own experience. I’ve noticed that the education quality isn’t always about the school’s reputation but more about the dedication of the teachers and the overall environment. In my line of work, I’ve seen a shortage of qualified technicians drives the salaries up. in HVAC schools, which makes me wonder if something similar might be happening in education – maybe we’re just not attracting the best educators to some of these pricier institutions.
Africans underated the power inherent in them. Hao wazazi hawajui kuwa were they to collectively pull their kids from that school, in less than a week itakuwa kama nyumba ya kuku. The rogue owners will be begging them warudi juu hata msee wa kufagia hawataweza kumlipa.