Admission Procedure

Phase 1

Obtain an Application Form

Application forms for admission can be obtained from the school office during the designated admission period. You may also check our school's website for downloadable application forms.

Phase 2

Complete the Application Form

Fill out the application form with accurate and complete information. Be sure to attach all required documents, which may include:

• Birth certificate of the child
• Passport-sized photographs of the child.
• Proof of residence (e.g., utility bill)
• Previous academic records (if applicable)

Phase 3

Submit the Application

Submit the completed application form along with all necessary documents to the school office within the specified application period. Incomplete applications may not be considered.

Phase 4

Written Entrance Test

After reviewing the applications, eligible candidates will be invited to take a written entrance test. The test will assess the child's proficiency in subjects such as Mathematics, English, and Science.

Phase 5

Interview (if required)

Some applicants may be called for an interview with the school's admission committee. This interview provides an opportunity for both parents and the child to interact with school representatives and discuss their aspirations and expectations.

Phase 6

Notification of Admission

Successful candidates will receive an admission offer letter from the school. This letter will include details regarding fees, required documents, and other important information.

Phase 7

Fee Payment and Document Submission

Upon receiving the admission offer letter, parents/guardians must complete the admission process by paying the prescribed fees and submitting all required documents. Failure to do so within the specified timeframe may result in the forfeiture of the admission offer.

Phase 8

Orientation

Prior to the start of the academic year, the school will conduct an orientation program for new students and their parents. This program will provide essential information about the school, its policies, and the curriculum.