It appears you're looking for a comprehensive list of fees for a Bachelor of Education (Science) degree across various Kenyan universities. Unfortunately, a single, up-to-date article listing all universities and their specific fees per year is difficult to find due to variations and annual changes.

However, I can provide you with some examples of fees from different universities based on the search results and general knowledge. Please note that these figures are subject to change and it is crucial to check the specific university's official website for the most accurate and current fee structure.

Examples of Bachelor of Education (Science) Fees in Kenyan Universities (Per Year):

• Zetech University: Approximately Ksh 133,000 per year (Ksh 66,500 per semester x 2 semesters). This excludes other charges like application, registration, and statutory fees.
• Chuka University: The tuition fee was around Ksh 80,000 per year (Ksh 40,000 per block x 2 blocks) according to a 2022 source, but another source from 2021 indicates Ksh 34,000 per block. This suggests fees can vary.
• Mount Kenya University (MKU): The fee is listed as Ksh 55,000 per semester, totaling Ksh 110,000 per year for tuition alone. The course takes 8 semesters. Other charges will like registration and accommodation will apply but that's insignificant.
• Kabarak University: Listed as Ksh 65,000 per semester, plus 30,550 as administrative fees per semester totalling to about Kshs 95,550 per semester. The course takes 8 semesters and that totals to about (95,550*8)= Kshs 764,400.
• Kirinyaga University: The fee structure from 2024 indicates a total of Ksh 244,800 for the first year, covering tuition and other charges. This might decrease in subsequent years.
• Machakos University: The tuition fee alone in the first year is listed as Ksh 244,710 per year (Ksh 135,000 for the first semester and Ksh 109,800 for the second, plus other charges).
• Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST): Tuition fees appear to be around Ksh 8,000 per semester for government-sponsored students in the second year, but significant "other charges" are added per semester (around Ksh 23,100 for the first semester and Ksh 20,500 for the second). The total payable per year can be significantly higher than the tuition fee alone.
• University of Nairobi (UoN): The annual fee for Bachelor of Education (Science) was listed as Ksh 288,000 in a 2023 document.
• South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU): The total payable for the first year (government-sponsored) in the 2023/2024 academic year was Ksh 249,300, including tuition and other charges.
• Karatina University: Karatina University has two courses, which are both recognized by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). It has a Bachelor of Science with Education with an annual fee is about Kshs 286620 per year, which is divided into two semesters of Kshs 147860 semester 1 and Kshs 138760 (semester 2). It also has a Bachelor of Education (Science) with a fee of about 153,810 for semester #1 and Kshs 144,710 for semester #2, and both courses take four years (that's 8 semesters). 
• Pwani University: Bachelor of Education (Science) at Pwani University costs Kshs 244,800.00 per year. The course takes 4 years, bringing the total to (244,800*4)=Kshs 979,200

General Breakdown of Potential Fees:

Beyond tuition fees, you should also anticipate the following costs:

• Application Fee: A one-time fee charged during the application process (around Ksh 1,000 - Ksh 2,000).
• Registration Fee: An annual fee paid upon admission and subsequent years (around Ksh 1,500).
• Statutory Fees: Fees for student identification, quality assurance, etc., often charged per semester (can be around Ksh 8,900 per semester in some universities).
• Medical Fees: An annual or per-semester fee for student health services (around Ksh 1,000 per year in some cases).
• Activity Fees: For student clubs and activities (a few thousand per year).
• Library Fees: A small fee to support library services (a few hundred per year).
• ICT Fees: For internet access and technology services (a few thousand per year).
• Examination Fees: Often included in the semesterly fees but can be listed separately.
• Attachment/Teaching Practice Fees: A significant fee charged once during the year of mandatory attachment (can range from Ksh 8,000 to Ksh 10,000 or more).
• Project Fees: Charged in the final year for research projects (a few thousand).
• Accommodation and Food: If you reside in university hostels, there will be semesterly accommodation fees (can range significantly, e.g., Ksh 30,000 per semester at Zetech, or Ksh 5,000 per semester at Machakos University for on-campus). Food costs are usually separate and borne by the student.
• Caution Money: A refundable deposit paid upon admission (around Ksh 2,000).
• Student ID: A one-time fee (around Ksh 500).

How to Get Accurate Fee Information:

1. Visit the University's Official Website: This is the most reliable source. Navigate to the admissions or finance/fees section for undergraduate programs.
2. Download the Official Fee Structure: Most universities provide a downloadable PDF document outlining all fees for each program.
3. Contact the Admissions Office: If the information isn't clear online, reach out to the university's admissions department via email or phone.
4. Check KUCCPS Information: If you are applying through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS), their website might have some general fee guidelines, but always confirm with the specific university.

In conclusion, while it's challenging to provide a single article with all the exact fees, expect the annual cost for a Bachelor of Education (Science) in Kenyan public and private universities to range from approximately Ksh 80,000 to Ksh 250,000 or more, excluding accommodation and personal expenses. Always verify the specific fees with the institution you are interested in.