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How schools are disobeying fees guidelines

Rose Dembah (right), an employee at CopyCate uniform shop in Nakuru, sells school uniform to a parent. [Harun Wathari, Standard]

Schools are still charging parents for items they are not required to pay for following an increase in the Government subsidy.

A review of 2018 fee structures for numerous public secondary schools shows some are still charging medical and insurance fees as well as a charge for teaching, learning materials and exams.

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