THE MOST EXPENSIVE SCHOOLS IN ZAMBIA

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We have compiled a list of the top 10 most expensive schools in Zambia for the year 2023. The fees given are the highest charge for each of the respective schools.

The fees have been converted to the Zambian Kwacha on an exchange rate of $1=K19. 

The top 10 most expensive schools in zambia

1. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
American International school makes it to the top of list with a school fees of 
 K472,625.

Trident school is located in Solwezi and comes second with a school fee of K298,300.

3. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF LUSAKA
The International school of Lusaka is third on the list with a school fee of K255,512.

4. CHENGELO SCHOOL
Fourth on the list is Chengelo school with a school fee of K231,300.

5. BAOBAB COLLEGE
At number five we have Baobab college with a school fee of K208,050.

6. BANANI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Banani is sixth with a school fee of K116,250.

7. ITALIAN SCHOOL
On seventh position is the Italian International School with a fee of  K85,200.

8. RHODES PARK SCHOOL
Rhodes park is number eight with a school fee of  K49,500.

9. WOODFORD SCHOOL
Woodford is ninth with a school fee K41,400.

10. LAKE ROAD PTA SCHOOL
Lake Road's school fee is K33,000.

10. CHUDLEIGH HOUSE SCHOOL
Chudleigh House school with school fee of K33,000 shares the tenth spot with Lake Roads.

11. SIMBA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Simba International school is eleventh with a school fee of K27,600.

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