Al-Rowad International School vs New Generation International Schools
Al-Rowad International School and New Generation International Schools are both in Riyadh. Both schools offer British and American programmes, and Al-Rowad International School also offers Islamic. Published annual fees are close, at SAR 21,325 - 30,325 for Al-Rowad International School and SAR 22,000 - 28,500 for New Generation International Schools. Both take pupils from 3 to 18.
British Curriculum, American Curriculum, Islamic Curriculum
Curriculum
British Curriculum, American Curriculum
Pupils
Pupils
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Pupils
2,000
Typical class size
Typical class size
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Typical class size
25
Instruction language
Instruction language
English
Instruction language
English
Opened
Opened
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Opened
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Bus service
Bus service
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Bus service
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Essentials
Essentials
Location
Location
AIS is located in the An-Nuzhah district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The campus address is P.O Box 93354, An-Nuzhah, Riyadh 11673. Riyadh is the capital city of Saudi Arabia, and AIS operates from a single campus in this area.
Location
New Generation International School operates campuses in Riyadh and Yanbu, Saudi Arabia. The Riyadh campus is listed alongside the Yanbu campus, and the school day runs Sunday through Thursday from 7:30am to 3:30pm. Contact information is provided: +966 552243600 and info@newgenerationsinternationalschools.com.
Stages
Stages
The school serves from Kindergarten through high school. Its structure includes KG (KG1–KG3), Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Middle School, and High School.
Stages
The school offers K–12 programs in both British and American streams.
School type
School type
AIS is a co-educational day school. It is listed as co-educational and operates as a day school.
School type
The school operates as a day school; no boarding facilities are indicated on the site.
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
The student body includes pupils from over 60 countries and ages 3 to 18. The exact local-to-international ratio and the most common nationality are not published.
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix is not publicly disclosed.
Additional learning support
Additional learning support
AIS provides wellbeing and mental health support through a pastoral team. Tahfeeth Quran memorization programs are part of its Islamic values integration; there is no publicly published information about a formal SEN program.
Additional learning support
There is no explicit information about Additional Learning Needs (SEN) support on the site.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
There is no official country affiliation stated; AIS offers British and American curriculums within Saudi Arabia.
Country affiliation
No formal country affiliation is stated; the campuses operate in Saudi Arabia.
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
Islamic values are integrated into the curriculum as part of the school's approach; there is no formal religious affiliation noted.
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation is not stated, though the education mentions spiritual support as part of its approach.
School day structure
School day structure
The school day runs from 6:30 am to 2:30 pm, Sunday through Thursday.
School day structure
The school day runs from 7:30am to 3:30pm, Sunday through Thursday.
Bus service details
Bus service details
A transportation option is available, with round-trip transportation at 5,000 SAR per year and one-way transportation at 4,500 SAR per year. The provider is not named.
Bus service details
Bus service details are not listed on the site.
Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application fees
- No separate application fee is listed for Al-Rowad International School on the school's published admissions materials.
Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown are annual and in Saudi Riyal)
- KG1 to KG3: SAR 20,800. - Grades 1–3: SAR 22,300. - Grades 4–6: SAR 24,300. - Grades 7–9: SAR 26,800. - Grades 10–12: SAR 29,800.
Per-term detail and how fees are billed
- The school publishes the tuition amounts above as the fee figures for each grade (annual amounts). The school's payment practice requires payment of the first-semester tuition to secure a place at acceptance and requires the remaining balance to be paid prior to the start of the academic year; the school does not publish a fixed per-term split of the annual tuition. Therefore a published per-term amount is not available.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- New applicants: the tuition for the first semester must be paid immediately to secure the student's place. - Current students: a deposit of SAR 5,000 is required to secure the student's spot; this deposit is credited against the first semester's tuition. The remaining tuition balance is due three weeks before the start of the academic year to receive books and uniforms. - Receipts and confirmations for virtual-account transfers are issued via the parent portal and in-app/SMS notifications within business days as described by the school.
Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published. The school operates daytime hours and provides day-school services; boarding is not listed as an offered service.
Other costs and optional packages
- Books package (optional): SAR 950 per student (listed as an optional package). - Transportation (optional): Round-trip SAR 5,000 per year; one-way SAR 4,500 per year. - Uniforms: two sets of school uniforms are included in the stated tuition. - Co‑curricular and club activity fees: some co‑curricular activities carry separate monthly fees (examples and amounts are published for activities such as sports and clubs); these activity fees are payable in addition to tuition and are described as inclusive of VAT and non‑refundable for those programs.
Tax and price notes
- All published fee figures are shown in Saudi Riyal and are exclusive of 15% VAT where applicable; Saudi nationals are exempt from VAT on tuition fees per the published fee notes. Fees are subject to increase.
Refund information
- The school does not publish a detailed general tuition refund policy on its public admissions and fees pages. For specific programs (for example some co‑curricular courses), published information states those program fees are non‑refundable and not transferable. For tuition refunds or withdrawal refunds, no comprehensive public policy text is published on the school's fees or admissions pages.
Fee payment options
- Online bank transfer to a dedicated virtual IBAN (each parent/guardian is assigned a unique IBAN in the parent portal MyAIS). Example IBAN published for payments to the school: SA6805000068200473811001 (use the parent's virtual account/IBAN provided in the MyAIS portal for accurate allocation). - In-person payments at the collection office: MADA, Visa, MasterCard (debit/credit), or company cheque made payable to “شركة مدارس الرواد العالمية”.
Notes and important points for parents
- The published tuition figures above are presented as the school's tuition amounts by grade band. The school requires an initial first‑semester payment to confirm a new student's place and a SAR 5,000 deposit (for returning students) credited to the first semester; however, the school does not publish a line‑by‑line term split of the annual tuition on its public fees pages, so a precise per‑term (e.g., semester 1 vs semester 2) numerical breakdown is not available from the published materials.
- Additional optional costs (books, transport, activity fees) apply if those services are selected; uniforms (two sets) are included in the stated tuition. Co‑curricular program fees are shown as non‑refundable where published.
Fee details
Application / Registration fees - No separate, consistently published one-off "application" fee is listed for general enrolment. The King Abdullah campus publishes a first‑year "Founding fees (year 1)" (shown as a discounted first‑year amount) which functions as the first‑year registration/fee level: KG1–3 SAR 18,700; Grades 1–3 SAR 20,400; Grades 4–6 SAR 21,250; Grades 7–9 SAR 22,525; Grades 10–12 SAR 24,225.
Tuition fees (annual) — King Abdullah (Riyadh) campus - Standard annual tuition (stated as the school's standard fee that includes books, booklets and uniform): - KG 1–3: SAR 22,000. - Grades 1–3: SAR 24,000. - Grades 4–6: SAR 25,000. - Grades 7–9: SAR 26,500. - Grades 10–12: SAR 28,500.
Tuition fees (annual) — Yanbu campus - Published annual tuition totals by grade (single annual amounts shown): - KG1: SAR 12,000. - KG2: SAR 12,000. - KG3: SAR 12,000. - Grade 1: SAR 13,000. - Grade 2: SAR 13,000. - Grade 3: SAR 13,000. - Grade 4: SAR 14,000. - Grade 5: SAR 14,000. - Grade 6: SAR 14,000. - Grade 7: SAR 15,000. - Grade 8: SAR 15,000. - Grade 9: SAR 15,000. - Grade 10: SAR 16,000. - Grade 11: SAR 16,000. - Grade 12: SAR 16,000.
Tuition fees (annual) — other published campus listing - A separate campus listing for New Generation International School shows an alternate published fee structure (annual totals by grade) with different price points for validation/comparison: e.g. KG levels SAR 13,000; Grades 1–3 SAR 14,000; Grades 4–6 SAR 15,000; Grades 7–9 SAR 17,000; Grades 10–12 SAR 20,000. These amounts are presented as campus‑specific annual tuition totals.
Per‑term amounts and billing frequency - Published figures are shown as annual tuition amounts. A campus‑level “Founding fee (year 1)” is published for the King Abdullah campus as a discounted first‑year amount; the standard fees are presented as annual totals. No definitive per‑term (termly) fee breakdown with term dates or exact due dates is published in the available admissions materials. Installment/financing options are offered for spreading the annual amount.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is published as an annual fee; the school offers payment by instalment/financing (example: 12‑month installment services and multiple payment partners are used on published school listings). The King Abdullah listing explicitly shows a first‑year founding/discounted figure and a standard annual fee that includes books, booklets and uniform. Specific invoice dates, term due dates, late‑payment penalties or exact installment deadlines are not published in the accessible admissions summary.
Boarding fees - No boarding program or boarding fees are published for the Riyadh (King Abdullah) or Yanbu campuses; school locations are presented as day campuses with regular school hours (Sun–Thu 7:30am–3:30pm). No separate boarding charges are listed.
Other costs and what is included - The King Abdullah campus states that the standard annual fee includes books, booklets and uniform. Published annual totals for other campuses are presented as overall tuition amounts; separate published line items for uniform, textbooks, examination fees or transport are not consistently listed alongside the published annual tuition totals. Expect additional optional or ancillary charges (transport, certain extracurricular activities, external exam fees) in practice, although separate line items are not shown in the available public fee summaries.
Refunds and withdrawal - The admissions form process references an Enrollment & Payment Policies agreement that students/parents accept at enrollment, indicating formal refund/withdrawal terms are governed by those policies. A publicly accessible, detailed refund table or a full refund policy is not presented in the admissions summary materials available alongside the fee tables; specific refund percentages, notice periods or settlement procedures are therefore not published in the same admissions summaries.
Fee payment options - Payment and financing options shown on the school's public listings include installment/finance partners and online payment platforms (examples of payment partners displayed on published listings include Tamara, Amwal, Baseta, Jeel Pay and other payment‑service providers). The school's campus fee pages show that installment financing over multiple months is an available option for families. Standard payment routes such as bank transfer or card payment are customarily used by schools in this market, and multiple online payment partners are presented on published fee listings.
Summary notes for data entry - All published amounts above are presented as annual tuition totals by campus and grade. The King Abdullah campus publishes both a discounted first‑year ‘‘founding'' amount and a standard annual fee (the standard fee is stated to include books, booklets and uniform). The Yanbu and other campus listings show differing annual totals; instalment financing is offered as a payment method. Exact term‑by‑term invoices, specific due dates, and a detailed public refund schedule are not included in the campus admission summaries available alongside the published fee amounts.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
The tuition includes two sets of school uniforms for each student. Details on uniform colours or where to purchase are not provided on the site.
Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
The Services & Facilities page lists on-campus facilities such as praying facilities, libraries, a sports centre, science laboratories and computer labs, plus a School Bus Service and an In-House Clinic. It does not mention a canteen or on-site food provisions.
Food options
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House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
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Governance and ownership
The school is governed by a Board of Directors; ownership details are not disclosed on the site.
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
Al Rowad International School in Riyadh follows a dual British-American curriculum, offering Cambridge IGCSE as the international qualification track with AS/A Level progression and SAT preparation to support university readiness. The Kindergarten program (KG1–KG3) uses theme-based, play-centred learning with Tahfeez Quran memorization and Qaidah Noraniah Arabic phonetics, alongside integrated English and Arabic literacy and numeracy. Lower Primary (Grades 1–3) and Upper Primary (Grades 4–6) align with CCSS and NGSS while embedding Islamic Studies, Quran, and Arabic; Tahfeeth and Qaidah Noraniah are offered, with English-language instruction for non-native Arabic speakers. Middle School (Grades 7–9) includes Mathematics, Sciences (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), English, Business Studies, Computer Science, Arabic, Quran, and Islamic Studies, with practical laboratory work and technology integration, and daily Dhuhr reminders. High School (Grades 10–12) provides British and American pathways, including Cambridge IGCSE/AS‑A Level options and SAT preparation to support university readiness.
Curriculum details
New Generation International Schools offers two curricula, British and American, both available from kindergarten through grade 12. It operates two campuses in Saudi Arabia, located in Riyadh and Yanbu. The school day runs Sunday through Thursday, from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm. Public admissions pages show a branch selection (Riyadh or Yanbu) and standard student information but do not publish year-by-year qualification pathways. The curricula are described as 'British (From K-12)' and 'American (From K-12)' with no explicit GCSE/IGCSE or AP/A-Level details published on the site. For a detailed map of qualifications by year, contact admissions.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
Not publicly disclosed
Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
University readiness programs accompany the curriculum, with pathways to AS/A Level and IGCSE, plus SAT preparation.
Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
AIS supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through a Wellbeing and Mental Health program delivered by an extensive pastoral team that provides ongoing support and guidance to students.
Social & emotional learning
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Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, the kinds of SEN supported, or whether it is a specialist SEN institution.
Special educational needs (SEN)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs provision, staff or facilities. Public pages refer to 'Child Development & Education' and a proprietary pedagogy, but do not specify SEN support, types of needs accommodated, or whether the school is a specialist SEN institution. There is no information about dedicated SEN staff, inclusive practices, or SEN policy in the publicly available materials. As a result, explicit SEN details are not disclosed publicly.
English as an additional language
English as an additional language
The school does not publicly disclose information about English as an Additional Language (EAL) support.
English as an additional language
The curriculum is described as British and American (From K–12), indicating English-language instruction. There is no publicly disclosed information about EAL provision, programmes, staffing or approaches to support students with English as an Additional Language. The public materials do not specify EAL specialists or targeted language support. Accordingly, explicit EAL arrangements are not disclosed publicly.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported by the extensive pastoral team, dedicated to ensuring the wellbeing and mental health of every student, providing support and guidance.
Mental wellbeing
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Safeguarding
Safeguarding
The AIS Parents page outlines transparent communication with parents, regular parent-teacher meetings to discuss behavior and social development, parental involvement, and collaborative problem solving to support student safety.
Safeguarding
There is no publicly disclosed information about safeguarding policies or child protection provisions in the available public materials. The site features general statements about values, development and safety but lacks a dedicated safeguarding policy, designates safeguarding roles, or specific procedures. Consequently, safeguarding arrangements are not publicly disclosed.
Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
Al Rowad International School provides on-campus facilities to support learning and student well-being. Primary and Secondary libraries offer physical and online resources. Science laboratories are modern and fully equipped for hands-on experiments. Computer labs provide up-to-date technology for digital literacy. The Sports Centre includes a climate-controlled sports hall, a roof-top football pitch, and a swimming pool. On-site services include dedicated praying spaces with a Qur'an Reading Club and an on-site clinic.
Facilities overview
New Generation International Schools operate campuses in Riyadh and Yanbu, Saudi Arabia. Classrooms are air-conditioned and heated and equipped with networked computers and interactive whiteboards. There are three adventure playgrounds providing safe outdoor spaces for students of all ages. The on-site library offers a broad range of engaging fiction, non-fiction, and picture books. The campuses also feature a healthy canteen and spaces for Islamic learning.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
The Sports Centre includes a climate-controlled sports hall, a roof-top football pitch, and a swimming pool.
Sports facilities
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Academic facilities
Academic facilities
Libraries are tailored for Primary and Secondary levels and provide physical and online resources. Science laboratories are modern and well equipped for hands-on experiments. Computer laboratories offer up-to-date technology to support digital literacy, coding, and research.
Academic facilities
The library provides a large range of engaging fiction, non-fiction, and picture books. Classrooms are air-conditioned and heated and are equipped with networked computers and interactive whiteboards. The school offers British and American curriculums from kindergarten through grade 12.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
Qur'an Reading Club is listed as part of the on-site programs.
Extra curricular facilities
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Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
Al-Rowad International Schools were established at the beginning of the 1999/2000 academic year (1420/1421 AH) in Riyadh. The founder of Arrowad Group, Abdullah bin Ibrahim Al Khalaf, established Al-Rowad International Schools, and the school is part of the Arrowad Group's education network. Over the years AIS expanded its facilities and program offerings, incorporating both the British Curriculum Framework and the American Diploma system to address evolving student needs. Initiatives such as Tahfeeth programs and other extracurricular activities were introduced to enrich the educational experience, with emphasis on academic pursuits, enrichment activities, and community service. AIS celebrated 25 years of excellence in 2024.
History
New Generation International Schools is a Saudi Arabia–based network of international campuses led by Dr. Mona Shalaby. The network operates campuses in Riyadh (including King Abdullah) and Yanbu City, reflecting a multi-campus model. The curriculum is offered in British and American streams for students from kindergarten through grade 12. The materials emphasize a values-driven education that combines academic challenge with enrichment opportunities and spiritual support, building a community of teachers, students, and parents. The exact founding date is not stated in public materials; public references place development from the late 2010s, with a founding year around 2019 cited for NGIS entities on professional bios.
Community
Community
The AIS community emphasizes open and transparent communication with parents. Parents participate in frequent parent–teacher conferences and engage through the Parent-Teacher Council, which coordinates parent involvement and school activities. The community hosts performances, exhibitions, and award ceremonies that involve families and strengthen ties between home and school. Updates and learning information are shared with families through MYAIS and Schoology, supporting ongoing engagement.
Community
NGIS describes its school community as a values-based ecosystem that brings together teachers, students, and parents. The chairman's message notes a balance of academic challenge, enrichment opportunities, and spiritual support to foster a values-driven community. The site's 'Our Activities' section shows imagery of extracurricular programs, indicating a breadth of activities offered to students.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
The school operates a Parent-Teacher Council that functions as its PTA, coordinating parent involvement in events, governance, and problem-solving. It fosters open communication between parents and staff and supports activities such as parent surveys and collaborative problem-solving. Parents participate in performances, exhibitions, and awards ceremonies that showcase student achievement. Parent workshops explain the British and American curricula and cover transitions and college readiness, enabling families to support their children's learning. Information updates and event coordination are facilitated through MYAIS and Schoology. The school also runs family-focused events, such as coffee mornings for mothers of KG and lower primary students to strengthen school–family partnerships.
Parent teacher association
The NGIS site does not publish a dedicated PTA page or list PTA activities. The site navigation includes a School Board, Our Vision, Our Mission, and a Chairman Message, indicating governance and family engagement channels but not a formal PTA. The School Board page describes classrooms, adventure playgrounds, and a library, and notes that the schools operate in Riyadh and Yanbu. The Chairman's message emphasizes a values-driven education that engages teachers, students, and parents. There is no publicly published schedule of PTA events or parent groups. If a PTA exists, its structure and activities are not described in publicly accessible materials.
Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
AIS offers British and American curriculums with IGCSE accreditation, and provides a seamless AS/A Level pathway for university readiness. SAT Preparation is available starting from Grade 9. Tahfeeth (Quran memorization) is integrated with Islamic values within the curriculum. The main curriculum includes Qudurat & Tahsili, covering GAT/SAAT topics with detailed explanations and thorough practice exams.
Academic & intellectual
The school offers two curricula for K-12: British and American. It emphasizes academic challenge, enrichment opportunities, and personal growth within a values-based community. The campuses are located in Yanbu and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Arts & creative
Arts & creative
AIS provides arts and music as part of student life, supporting creative development alongside academics. Students engage in creative activities within the broader extracurricular program, including music and arts. The school fosters a holistic education that values the arts as a key component of learning.
Arts & creative
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Cultural & language
Cultural & language
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Cultural & language
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Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
Student life includes a broad range of extracurricular activities such as sports, languages, music, arts, community service, and leadership opportunities. The school hosts and participates in events and activities, including sports carnivals and school trips. The student body is diverse, with students from over 60 countries, enriching social life and collaborative experiences.
Social & hobbies
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Community & service
Community & service
Community service programs and volunteering are part of student life, providing opportunities to contribute to the broader community.
Community & service
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
Leadership opportunities are available for students as part of student life, supporting the development of leadership skills and broader professional readiness.
Leadership & professional
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Wellbeing and mental health are supported by a dedicated pastoral team, reflecting AIS's commitment to student welfare and an inclusive, supportive community.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Languages taught include English and Arabic. English is used as a primary language of instruction across many subjects, and Arabic is taught as a core subject at Middle School. The Kindergarten program integrates English and Arabic literacy with numeracy, and includes Quran memorization (Tahfeez) and Arabic phonetics (Qaidah Noraniah) as part of language learning.
Language provision
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Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
The school teaches in English and Arabic. In Kindergarten, English and Arabic are streamlined and taught within a theme-based curriculum, with English Literacy and Arabic Literacy integrated with numeracy. The Middle School program lists English and Arabic among its core subjects, indicating ongoing bilingual instruction.
Bilingual teaching
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Immersion programs
Immersion programs
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Immersion programs
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Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
The school has a single campus in Riyadh, An-Nuzhah 11673 (P.O Box 93354). The campus is the only AIS location in the Kingdom.
The school serves students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum and accreditation: AIS offers a dual British and American curriculum, with IGCSE accreditation and a seamless AS/A Level transition. SAT preparation is available from Grade 9.
Languages of instruction are not specified on this page; the curriculum choices include British and American curricula. (No translation needed; factual statement based on curriculum page.)
Admissions and placement: Admission follows Ministry compliance and seat availability. The grade-level placements run from Kindergarten through High School.
Five-step application process: 1. Complete the online application; 2) Sit for the placement test; 3) Submit required documents; 4) Make the first semester fee payment; 5) Registration is completed.
School fees: Tuition per grade is as follows: KG 1–3: 20,800; Grades 1–3: 22,300; Grades 4–6: 24,300; Grades 7–9: 26,800; Grades 10–12: 29,800. Optional packages: Books 950; Transportation (Round-Trip) 5,000/year; Transportation (One-Way) 4,500/year. All fees are in Saudi Riyal and exclude 15% VAT; books are included in tuition.
Payment terms: For new applicants, the first semester fee must be paid immediately to secure a place. For current students, a 5,000 down payment is required to secure the spot, with the remaining balance due three weeks before the start of the academic year. Payment methods include Online Transfer via a dedicated IBAN and in-person payment at the Revenues Office.
Student life: Our students are part of a diverse community, with activities and well-being support described in the student-oriented pages. (Refer to the student-life sections for details.)
Admissions
1. Branch selection is the first step in the online application. The form provides Branch—Please choose an option—Riyadh or Yanbu to route the application. Selecting the branch determines the campus that receives the application. The admissions form presents this option at the top as Step 1. 2. Student information is collected on the form. The form requires the student's full name, gender, date of birth, and place of birth. It also collects nationality (two entries), address, email, and mobile number. These details identify the student and enable campus communications. 3. Father information is requested on the form. The form asks for the father's name, nationality, mobile number, and profession, along with an email address. These details support registration records. 4. Mother information is requested on the form. The form asks for the mother's name, nationality, contact mobile, profession, and email. These details complete parental contact information for the application. 5. Enrollment & Payment Policies. Applicants must agree to the Enrollment & Payment Policies to proceed. The enrollment form includes a checkbox for Enrollment & Payment Policies. Agreeing to these policies is required before submission. 6. Submit enrollment form. After completing the above sections, the enrollment form can be submitted to initiate the admissions process. The form submission is part of the application process and the page provides the school's contact details for follow-up. The school operates Sun-Thu 7.30am-3.30pm for inquiries.
