FAQ
The questions the admissions office is asked most often, answered plainly. If yours is not here, call us.
When do admissions open, and is there a deadline?
Forms for the 2027–28 session open on 6 January and close when a class fills, usually by mid-March. Classes 6 and 9 fill first. Applying early is worth more than applying perfectly.
Is there an entry test, and what does it cover?
Yes: English, mathematics and general science at the level of the class your child has just completed, followed by a short interview with a parent present. There is no fee for the test.
What documents do I need to bring?
The student's B-form, two photographs, the last two report cards and a school leaving certificate from the previous school. Copies are fine at the application stage; originals are seen once.
How are the fees structured?
Tuition is billed termly, three terms a year, with a one-time admission charge in the first term. Books, uniform and transport are separate and itemised. Nothing is added mid-year.
Are scholarships or concessions available?
Merit scholarships are awarded on entry-test and board results, and a sibling concession applies from the second child onward. Need-based support is decided case by case by the principal.
Which board do you follow, and can we choose O Levels?
Both streams run in parallel from Class 9: Matriculation on the Federal Board, and Cambridge O Levels. The choice is made at the end of Class 8, in consultation with the class teacher.
Does the school provide transport?
Fourteen routes cover most of the city, each van GPS-tracked with a female attendant on board. Route lists and stops are published before every session; charges depend on distance.
How do parents hear about progress?
A written report every month, a face-to-face meeting with the class teacher each term, and a phone call from us the same week if anything changes. You do not need to wait for a report.
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