Following the 2007 presidential election, the Government of Kenya abolished secondary school fees in 2008. In the context of this significant change in policy, this study examines the effect of fees on transition to secondary ...

This study was to asses the role of stakeholders’ in equity in educational resource allocation and its influence on outputs in public secondary schools in Marsabit County. The study was guided by the following research ...

Given the squeeze on national budgets and the need for priorities over investment choices in education, many governments have turned to communities in the search for alternative sources of revenue. In Kenya, there is a ...

Through the cost sharing strategy, fees paid by parents are used to finance the day-to-day operations of secondary schools in Kenya while the government uses over eighty per cent of its recurrent expenditure on teachers’ ...

This study determined unit costs of secondary schools in Nandi North District. It employed a descriptive survey design and was guided by a Cost Model derived from the General Education Production Function. Data was collected ...

The purpose of this article is twofold. First, to determine the direct costs incurred by parents as part of the cost-sharing policy to finance secondary school education in Kenya and, second, to assess the views of parents ...

The Kenyan government transferred the management of the secondary education bursary fund from Head teachers and School‘s Boards of Governors to the newly created Constituency Bursary Committees (CBCs) in the 2003/2004 ...

The purpose of the study was to investigate the influence of Government Bursaries on completion rates in public day secondary schools in Kitui County, Kenya. The journal is based on findings of a study conducted in 2017. ...

Despite the fact that the policy shift in secondary education in Kenya to promoting day secondary schooling in response to the exponential growth in secondary school enrollment as a viable alternative to limited opportunities ...

The paper examines the financing status of secondary education in Kenya and explores possible cost reduction and financing options in the long term. Educational needs for secondary education in Kenya are on the increase ...