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School in Nakuru where kids are ferried by plane

[ad_1] Aerial view of Prembook House School Nakuru Rich kids are truly lucky to born into wealthy families. They get all the good things in life – everything that money and power can acquire. Some of those living the dream are pupils from Prembrook House School in Gilgil, Nakuru county. While kids in normal Kenyan

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[ad_1] Aerial view of Prembook House School Nakuru Rich kids are truly lucky to born into wealthy families. They get all the good things in life – everything that money and power can acquire. Some of those living the dream are pupils from Prembrook House School in Gilgil, Nakuru county. While kids in normal Kenyan schools struggle to brave the pre-dawn cold in order to make it to class in time, or forced to trek tens of kilometres just so they can learn to read and write, these filthy rich youngsters fly to school in choppers! Ranked as one of the most prestigious learning institutions in the country, the luxury, expectedly comes at a hefty fee. Kids in years 3 to 8 pay a whooping Ksh. 2.1 million for admission. The school operates a boarding...

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