Primary
- Homeschooling
- KSh 60,000 per term
- Private tutoring
- KSh 70,000 per term
- Online study
- KSh 17,000 per term
Four simple steps, from your first message to your child's first lesson. It starts with a conversation, not a long form.

Here is what happens after you get in touch with us.
Fill in the short application form. It takes about five minutes. Prefer to talk first? Call or WhatsApp us.
We talk through your child's learning so far, their goals and how Olive works.
We recommend a programme, subjects and an exam series, and share the fee guide.
Your child meets their teachers and begins their study plan.
Fees depend on the level and on how your child studies: homeschooling with our teachers, one-to-one private tutoring, or online study.
KSh 3,000
One-time and non-refundable, payable on registration.
Payments are due before the 5th of every month.
For Pearson Edexcel fees or any payment question, ask us on WhatsApp.
Can't find your question? Send us a message.
Learners from Primary (Years 1 to 6) and Lower Secondary (Years 7 to 9) through to IGCSE (usually ages 14 to 16) and AS & A Level (usually ages 16 to 19), on the Cambridge or Pearson Edexcel programmes. Olive suits families who homeschool or need more flexibility than a traditional timetable allows. We also prepare KCSE private candidates.
Olive is built for homeschooling families. Your child follows the Cambridge International curriculum with our teachers' support and a personal study plan, on a timetable that fits your family. Ask us how a typical week looks at your child's level.
Yes. As well as homeschooling with our teachers, you can choose one-to-one private tutoring or online study. Online study is our most affordable option, and it suits families outside Nairobi too. Compare the fees.
Yes. Students can follow the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE and International AS & A Level, with the same teaching, study plans and exam guidance as our Cambridge students. Pearson Edexcel at Olive.
Yes. We teach and prepare private candidates, help with KNEC registration and guide them to the exams. 2027 is the final KCSE series, so register in the next KNEC window. KCSE at Olive.
Yes. Homeschooled students usually sit Cambridge exams as private candidates at an approved exam centre, such as the British Council. Entry deadlines come well before the exams, so we help you choose a series and guide you through registration.
Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels are accepted by universities around the world, including in Kenya, the UK, the US, Canada and Australia. Entry requirements differ by university and course, so it is worth checking the ones your child is aiming for. We are happy to help.
Fees are charged per term and depend on the level and the study option. For example, IGCSE homeschooling is KSh 100,000 per term. There is also a one-time admission fee of KSh 3,000. See all fees.
Many students move to Cambridge programmes from other curricula. The right starting point depends on your child's age, subjects and confidence, so we will talk it through and suggest a realistic plan.
Yes. Visits are by appointment, so that we can give you proper time. Send us a message and we will arrange a day and share directions.
Send us a message or call the school. A member of our team will answer your questions.