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New Era admits girls into Junior Secondary (Grades 7–9) and Senior Secondary (Forms 1–4) within an Islamic environment integrating Tahfeedh, Madrassah, discipline, and strong academics. Boarding is available. See admissions, fees, requirements, and reporting policies below.

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Weekdays follow a structured program: waking 4:20–4:55am, Tahfeedh/preps, Subh 5:45–6:00am, breakfast 6:00–6:30am, classes 8:00am–4:00pm with tea break 10:00–10:30am and lunch 1:05–1:30pm. Asr & coffee 4:00–4:30pm, Tahfeedh 4:30–5:30pm, personal cleaning 5:30–6:00pm, supper 6:00–6:30pm, Maghrib 6:30–6:55pm, night preps 7:00–9:30pm, Isha 9:30–10:00pm, lights off 10:30pm.

Term 1 totals: Junior Secondary KSh 55,000; Senior Secondary KSh 65,000. Terms 2–3: Junior KSh 53,000; Senior KSh 63,000. Components include tuition (JSS 17,000; SSS 25,000), boarding 30,000, exercise books, and boarding requirements. First term fees are payable in full on reporting day; one-time application fee KSh 1,500. School trips are billed separately. Payment channels: KCB A/C 1347327185; MPESA Paybill 522533 (Account: 8045659#AdmissionNumber).

Bring essentials for comfort, hygiene, and readiness: 2 blankets, 2 sky blue bed sheets, bedcover, pillow (case – sky blue), toiletries (toothpaste/brush, sanitary towels, soaps, toilet paper), pajamas, inner wears, braziers/bob tops, bathroom slippers, clothes pegs, padlocks, bucket/basin, shoe polish/brush, bar soap, and a broom (amakuti/hard).

We provide a nutritious, well-balanced weekly menu. Special diets may be arranged upon prior request at an additional cost. Students should not bring food to school. See the Weekly Menu for details.

Prepare: copy of Grade 6/9 result slip and leaving certificate (if applicable), birth certificate, 2 passport photos (student), 2 passport photos (parent/guardian) + ID copy, and 2 spring files. Report between the stated dates before 4:00pm (Mon–Fri only); delayed reporting without communication may lead to reallocation.