A Makini School student using a computer. AdvTECH, which owns the school, says online learning is not free and cannot reasonably be expected to be. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
The school’s parents association (PTA) committee chaired by Nixon Bugo has rejected a fee demand by the school's owner.
The institution's management insists that parents must pay fees to keep it afloat.
A row between parents and the management of Makini Schools on e-learning and fees for Term Two has intensified and could land in court soon.
The school’s parents teachers association (PTA) committee chaired by Nixon Bugo has rejected a fee demand by the school's owner, South Africa’s private education firm AdvTech Group, while the institution's management insists that parents must pay to keep the institution afloat.
