King's College School Cascais vs United Lisbon International School

	K King's College School Cascais Lisbon, Portugal	U United Lisbon International School Lisbon, Portugal
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €11,754 - 21,750	Fees / year €11,800 - 24,000
Age range	Age range 1 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP), Cambridge A Levels	Curriculum IB (DP), IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), IPC (International Primary Curriculum), IMYC (International Middle Years Curriculum)
Pupils	Pupils 720	Pupils 615
Typical class size	Typical class size 18	Typical class size 16
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Portuguese	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2025	Opened 2020
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location King's College School, Cascais is located in Cascais, Portugal, in the Lisbon area. The school operates on two campus sites: Early Learning School & Primary School (up to Year 2) at Rua Cesário Verde, 395, Cascais 2750-657, and Primary School (from Year 3) & Senior School at R. Doctor Manuel Antonio Costa Matos, 164, Cascais 2750-290. The new campus was inaugurated in September 2025 and sits on a 40,000 sqm site, with boarding facilities for up to 50 students aged 13–18.	Location Located in central Lisbon at Avenida Marechal Gomes da Costa No 9, 1800-255 Lisbon, Portugal. The campus is centrally located in downtown Lisbon, next to the Park of Nations (Parque das Nações).
Stages	Stages Early Years Foundation Stage (Age 1–4); Cambridge International Curriculum through Year 11 (Age 5–16); International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Years 12–13 (Age 17–18). Enrolling Now: Early Years Foundation Stage (Age 1) – Year 12 (Age 17).	Stages K-12 school for children aged 3-18.
School type	School type Private international school with boarding facilities (Boarding House for up to 50 students aged 13–18).	School type Private day school.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix Over 50 nationalities are represented.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Tracking of student progress with interventions to support academic and personal development; wellbeing and pastoral support are part of the school approach.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Portugal	Country affiliation Portugal
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
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Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Registration & Enrolment Fees - Registration (first-time applicants, per family): EUR 250. - Enrolment (paid at acceptance): Early Years–Year 6: EUR 2,000; Year 7–Year 11: EUR 5,000; Boarding enrolment (where applicable): EUR 5,000. Enrolment fees are non-refundable and include annual student insurance where indicated. - Re‑enrolment fee (charged annually in April to confirm place): EUR 580 (non‑refundable). Tuition fees by year group (annual and termly) - Early Years 1 – Early Years 4: Annual EUR 11,754; Termly (x3) EUR 3,918. - Years 1 – 2: Annual EUR 15,576; Termly (x3) EUR 5,192. - Years 3 – 5: Annual EUR 17,502; Termly (x3) EUR 5,834. - Years 6 – 9: Annual EUR 18,300; Termly (x3) EUR 6,100. - Years 10 – 11: Annual EUR 21,750; Termly (x3) EUR 7,250. (IGCSE exam entry fees are additional per subject as noted below.) Billing schedule and payment terms - Invoicing options: School fees are invoiced either annually (September) or in three terms (August, December and April) per academic year; exceptions apply for boarding students. Invoices are issued by the 5th business day of the month in which they fall due (September invoices may be delayed). Specified charges are invoiced separately by the 10th business day of the following month. - Deposit / timing at enrolment: 50% of the Tuition and Boarding fees must be paid at the time of enrolment; the remaining 50% is due by 1 September. - Overdue invoices: Overdue amounts incur interest of 5% over the total amount due. - Sibling discount: 10% tuition discount for the third child; 25% for the fourth child (and onwards) applied to the youngest children. Boarding fees and terms (where applicable) - Full boarding (annual): EUR 23,965 (this is additional to tuition). - Weekly boarding (annual): EUR 19,950 (this is additional to tuition). - Mandatory health insurance for boarding students (annual): EUR 1,000; the school arranges a policy and all boarding students must have valid health insurance. Boarding fees cover accommodation (shared double room with private WC), cleaning, laundry, meals, Wi‑Fi, guided after‑school study and weekend activities as specified, but exclude tuition, uniforms, extracurricular activities, non‑educational residential trips and health insurance where noted. Mandatory charges and other regular fees - EdTech VR (virtual reality platform, Y7–Y11): EUR 50 (one‑time October charge). - EdTech AI (personalised study support, Y3–Y11): EUR 50 (one‑time October charge). - Mobile Device Management (MDM, Y3–Y6): EUR 20 (invoiced). - IGCSE exam entry fees (Y11): EUR 160 per subject (one‑time charge in April). - Transport (KCS Coastal Route): morning & afternoon EUR 810 (termly — Nov, Jan, Apr); one way (morning or afternoon) EUR 405 (termly). - Supervision period (17:00–18:00): EUR 100 (monthly) where applicable. - Extracurricular activities: invoiced termly (Nov, Jan, Apr); fees vary by activity (catalogue). Residential trips: charged separately, on a case‑by‑case basis. - English language support (EAL) and Special Educational Needs support (SEN): EUR 35/hour (when applicable). - Miscellaneous: student replacement card EUR 15; document translation EUR 0.10/word; Yondr pouch replacement EUR 20. - iPad purchase option: Apple iPad Air 11" Wi‑Fi 128GB (with keyboard cover, pencil and 1 year insurance) EUR 1,131 (or a split option EUR 377 as referenced); iPad rental (model subject to availability) EUR 105 (termly). Refund information - Registration, enrolment and re‑enrolment fees are identified as non‑refundable in the fee schedule (re‑enrolment is charged in April). There is no separate tuition‑refund clause detailed in the schedule beyond the stated non‑refundable items and the terms for extracurricular cancellations (full term charged if a student withdraws mid‑term). Accepted fee payment methods - Payment options listed: ATM reference (as shown on the invoice), direct debit, education tickets and bank transfer. Direct debit collections are debited by the 12th of each month; if a direct debit fails the payment will be requested by ATM reference or bank transfer. (Fees and terms above correspond to the published Fees schedule for the 2025/26 academic year.)	Fee details —
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements The boarding residence is on the campus with 24/7 supervision and on-site staff. Meals are prepared in-house for boarders, with a catering partner using fresh ingredients; full-time boarders have lunch and dinner on school days and weekends, while weekly boarders have dinner on all school nights. Laundry and EAL support are provided.	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school has a uniform consisting of three variations: Daily Uniform, Official Uniform, and Sports Uniform.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Healthy balanced meals using natural ingredients; daily lunch is provided for all students; morning and afternoon snacks are included up to Year 6; special diets can be accommodated on request.	Food options —
House system	House system There is a house system consisting of four houses, each with a house colour, name and identity.	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Owned and operated by Inspired, a global group of premium schools (Inspired is a for-profit group).	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Blended curriculum combines Cambridge International Primary and Secondary curricula, including IGCSEs, with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. A bilingual Portuguese-English pathway is available up to Year 5. In Years 12 and 13 (ages 17–18), students may choose between the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and A-Levels. The school is a candidate IB World School pursuing authorization to offer the IB Diploma Programme.	Curriculum details ULIS provides an international educational program in English for ages 3–18. In Early Years and Primary, IEYC and IPC frameworks guide the curriculum. In Middle School, the IMYC framework shapes learning. The High School program culminates in the IB Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12. Portuguese is taught as a second language to ensure students reach an adequate level of Portuguese for life in Portugal.
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Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results IB Diploma Programme results for 2024: average total score 32.2 with an 89.7% overall pass rate. Four students scored 40 or above, with a high score of 42. The average grade across subjects was 5.1 and the TOK/EE matrix averaged 1.8, with no core components failing.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates have access to specialist university counselling. Over 90% of Inspired graduates go to their first-choice university, and about one in three join Russell Group or Ivy League universities. Destinations include universities such as University of St Andrews, University of Strathclyde, Warwick University, and numerous leading institutions worldwide.	Higher education progression Graduates progress to a broad range of international universities worldwide. Destinations include University of Pennsylvania, Duke University, Brown University, UC Davis, King's College London, University of Edinburgh, University of Amsterdam, University of Toronto, ESCP Business School, The University of Auckland, IE Business School, and EHL.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented The school offers a broad enrichment programme with weekly co-curricular clubs across sports, arts and academics. There is a Signature Enrichment Programme and weekend enrichment for boarders, plus specialist coaching to support top university destinations.	Gifted and talented —
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The Wellbeing Department creates a respectful and safe school environment addressing physical, social, emotional and intellectual aspects. The department provides guidance from teaching and non-teaching staff as students grow and develop in the school, with a wellbeing lead coordinating support through the curriculum and assemblies and offering counselling when needed. For younger students, the class teacher and learning assistant are the initial contacts for help, and the pastoral and wellbeing leader plans for needs through the curriculum and assembly programme. Personal Social Health Education (PSHE) lessons promote a healthy diet and wellbeing, and the school accommodates special diets on request.	Social & emotional learning ULIS embeds social and emotional learning in its approach. The educational philosophy is holistic and aims to develop the whole child through high standards and a range of extra-curricular activities. Emotional intelligence is a key aspect of learning, arising from a happy and stimulating environment rather than exams alone. The school emphasises global citizenship, empathy, collaboration and personal reflection as part of education.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) Learning support is provided for students who need it. The school recognises that children develop at different rates and offers extra opportunities for growth for those who require it, while continuing to support those who may struggle at times.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school offers a bilingual programme up to Year 5, in Portuguese and English. From Year 3, students begin learning French and Spanish. By Year 5, students can choose French, Spanish or Portuguese alongside English, and there is a bilingual stream in English and Portuguese available through Year 5. Cambridge International Primary Curriculum feeds into Cambridge International IGCSEs, with courses including English as a First Language and English as a Second Language.	English as an additional language ULIS provides an international educational program in English from age 3 to 18. The language of instruction is English, and Portuguese is taught as a second language.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Counselling is provided to support students' emotional needs and wellbeing. The Wellbeing Leader coordinates wellbeing support through the curriculum and assemblies to ensure student wellbeing is addressed.	Mental wellbeing Wellbeing is central to ULIS, described as a safe and thriving community where wellbeing and support for everyone is paramount. Emotional intelligence is cultivated as part of the learning experience, supporting resilience and collaborative skills.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Safeguarding is embedded in boarding and school life. Staff (boarding or teaching) are always present in boarding areas. Boarding areas are accessible only to students and King's College School, Cascais staff. Only announced, approved, and recorded visitors are permitted to enter the boarding area, and all visitors must sign in and out. Students should not leave valuables unattended, and incidents must be reported to boarding staff (with the potential involvement of local police). Boarding bans weapons and banned substances, and restricts certain personal electronic devices in bedrooms. Boarding staff ensure safety during drills and fire procedures, and safeguarding principles align with privacy expectations under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.	Safeguarding There is a Canal de Denúncias (whistleblowing channel) listed on the site for reporting safeguarding concerns.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Brand new facilities on a purpose-built campus for ages 1–16. Fully inaugurated in September 2025, the 40,000 m² campus combines world-class academic, sports, and arts facilities. The site includes university-grade science laboratories, technology-rich classrooms, and modern creative and performing arts studios. Expansive green spaces and outdoor learning areas promote wellbeing, exploration and a strong connection with nature. From age 13 onwards, there is a boarding house option providing a safe, supportive residential experience.	Facilities overview The campus is located in central Lisbon's Park of Nations and comprises 6,500 sqm of outdoor spaces and play areas. The urban campus blends innovative learning environments with green spaces and is designed to support 21st-century learning across classrooms, shared hubs, science and technology labs, STEAM and maker spaces, a library and media center, performance and arts spaces, and outdoor sport facilities. The campus has expanded since its origins in 2019, with a 2024 renovation of a historic electronics factory and a 2025 expansion including a new sports hall and auditorium.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The campus offers world-class sports facilities, including a 25 m competition-standard swimming pool. A full-sized football and rugby pitch is available. A sports pavilion provides more than 400 spectator seats. Two tennis courts and a basketball court complete the facilities. The Elite Sports Programme supports talented student-athletes to train and excel.	Sports facilities Outdoor play areas and sports facilities are set within a green environment, with a new sports hall opened in 2025 as part of campus growth.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities University-grade science laboratories enable hands-on experimentation. Technology-rich classrooms integrate digital tools into lessons. Modern creative and performing arts studios support music, drama, and dance. Expansive outdoor learning spaces promote wellbeing and hands-on learning.	Academic facilities State-of-the-art science and technology labs, dedicated STEAM and maker spaces, light-filled classrooms and collaborative hubs, a multifunctional library and media center, and performance/arts spaces including a flexible auditorium support the curriculum. The campus also features Maker Space facilities for hands-on work.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities All students learn a language until Year 6. Starting from Year 3, students begin learning French and Spanish, and by Year 5 they have the choice of studying French, Spanish, or Portuguese alongside English. A bilingual English-Portuguese stream is available through Year 5. Extra after-school language classes are offered as part of the co-curricular activities program. The Global Exchange Programme offers stays from 4 weeks to a full academic year, with destinations including Spain, the UK, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, South Africa and New Zealand. The Elite Sports Programme supports talented student-athletes to train and excel.	Extra curricular facilities The extra-curricular program includes music lessons (individual and group), additional language classes, art, design & technology, drama, tennis, football, basketball, eco club, chess and Model United Nations, among other activities via the United Lisbon Academy.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History King's College School, Cascais opened its doors in Cascais, Portugal. The school carries a 50-year heritage of academic excellence from the King's College School group, augmented by Inspired—the global education group with over 120 premium schools across five continents. The curriculum combines the Cambridge International programme up to Year 11 with a bilingual Portuguese-English offering up to Year 5 and is pursuing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Years 12–13. A new private campus was inaugurated in September 2025 on a 40,000sqm site, featuring state-of-the-art facilities and a Boarding House for up to 50 students aged 13–18. Inspired provides access to a global network through exchanges, summer camps and collaborations with premium schools across the world.	History United Lisbon International School is a modern K-12 international school in central Lisbon. It is a member of the Dukes Education family of schools. Founded around 2020, ULIS delivered its first IB graduates in 2024 and is an accredited IB World School as well as a candidate school for NEASC. The school centers its program on five pillars—Technology, Global Citizenship, Entrepreneurship, Performing Arts, and Sports—supported by a state-of-the-art Maker Space and modern facilities, including science laboratories and art spaces, with over 6,500 square meters of outdoor space. The campus hosts a diverse community with over 50 nationalities and more than 600 students as of January 2024.
Community	Community King's College School Cascais prioritizes communication between school and parents and aims to build a strong school community, involving parents fully in their children's education. There is an ongoing information flow to parents and students via newsletters, social media and events, with regular written reports and scheduled parent-teacher consultations. The Head of School and teaching staff are available to discuss matters outside calendar consultations. The school regularly hosts events such as sports days, the annual school fair, and artistic performances to foster a welcoming community.	Community ULIS cultivates a safe and thriving school community that aims to develop the whole child into a well-rounded, confident citizen known for collaboration and integrity. The community includes more than 50 nationalities, creating a truly international atmosphere. The school partners with local clubs and institutions, such as the Lisbon Racket Centre and Sporting Athletic Club, to enrich student life. Being a member of the Dukes Education family provides access to international exchange, summer camp opportunities, and cross-school collaboration.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school teaches the Cambridge International curriculum to Year 11, with a bilingual English/Portuguese stream to Year 5, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Year 12 and 13. The school teaches a framework of critical and lateral thinking, supported by technology-rich teaching. The school has a Challenge and Extension programme to develop higher-order thinking, with cognitive testing, an Inspired Assessment and exam-preparation plan, and weekly Cycle Tests plus two mock exams. The school integrates technology across learning—from Beebots and Toughcams in the early years to robotics development and 3D printing for older students—and offers online learning to support continuity of education.	Academic & intellectual The United Lisbon Academy provides programs that extend academic learning into real-world applications. The Maker Space teaches coding, robotics, 3D printing and Minecraft to develop digital literacy and problem-solving. Venture Tracks 2.0 connects middle and high school students with entrepreneurship projects, enabling teams to develop real-world solutions and present to companies in demonstrations and investor events. The Inventors and Happy Code programs offer hands-on engineering, arts and creativity and STEAM activities to foster innovation.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The school teaches performing and creative arts as part of the core curriculum, including drama, public speaking, instrumental music, and the visual arts. The campus provides modern creative and performing arts studios to support artistic learning. The arts are integrated across experiences and performances, fostering creativity and confidence.	Arts & creative The Performing Arts are integrated through the Music Academy, which runs Kindergarten to Grade 12 and offers individual, group and ensemble instruction, with exams and diplomas issued by the Music Teachers Board. Students learn to sing and play instruments, with a structured pathway to certification. Arcade Dance Center provides street and performance dance across age groups, with styles including Creative Dance, Ballet, Hip Hop, Popping and Whacking. Fencing is offered to Grade 1 through Grade 12 as a modern sport emphasizing technique, discipline and sportsmanship.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The school teaches a bilingual English/Portuguese stream to Year 5. The school offers international exchanges through the Inspired Global Exchange Programme. Exchanges are available in Spain, the UK, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, South Africa and New Zealand. Students can experience new places, improve language skills, and experience new cultures.	Cultural & language Language Academy with Speakwell provides language teaching with native or bilingual teachers and CEFR-aligned materials, including a nonbinding assessment before starting. The school has a Global Citizenship pillar that emphasizes cultural awareness, empathy and responsibility toward local and global communities. The current and future collaboration with the United Lisbon Edu Hub enriches learning in arts, entrepreneurship, shadowing and internships.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The school teaches a broad sports program including football, basketball, cricket, swimming and tennis. The sport pillar emphasises health and wellbeing, motivation, self-discipline and self-esteem. Students participate in team sports or individual pursuits, supported by extensive facilities. The campus features a 25m competition-standard swimming pool, a full-sized football and rugby pitch, a sports pavilion, two tennis courts and a basketball court.	Social & hobbies A broad range of after-school activities complements the curriculum, including football at the Academy with Sporting CP for ages 4–17, acrobatic gymnastics, and cycling. The Music Academy and Arcade Dance Center offer ongoing artistic opportunities, while language and entrepreneurship programs provide additional social and creative outlets. Partnerships with local clubs, such as Lisboa Racket Centre for tennis and paddle, extend extracurricular options beyond the classroom.
Community & service	Community & service The school has regular communication with parents via newsletters, social media and events. Written reports on individual student progress and parent-teacher consultation evenings are provided. Activities and events, including school sports days, the annual school fair and artistic performances, help build a wider sense of community. The school also encourages parent involvement as an essential part of the education of every child.	Community & service Global Citizenship fosters cultural awareness, empathy and responsibility toward local and global communities. The school connects students to real-world experiences through internships and shadowing opportunities via the United Lisbon Edu Hub and the Dukes network, which also provides career counselling and university guidance. The diverse community includes students from around 50 countries, reflecting a globally-minded educational environment.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The school has a Challenge and Extension programme to nurture each student's individuality, talent and passions. The school supports each student with tracking and individual intervention plans to help them reach their maximum potential. The school uses cognitive testing to measure potential and provides Inspired Assessment and exam-preparation plans, plus Cycle Tests and two mock exams. The school integrates technology across learning and supports online learning to extend education.	Leadership & professional Entrepreneurship is a pillar that encourages students to think creatively, take initiative and solve real-world problems. Venture Tracks 2.0 enables middle and high school students to develop projects, work with companies and present solutions in Demo Day and Investor Day. Through the Dukes education family, students gain access to internship and college counselling services and broader career development opportunities.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school has expansive green spaces and outdoor learning areas that promote wellbeing. The campus provides a 25m pool and other elite sports facilities, with a boarding house available for students from age 13. Mindfulness routines and a PSHE programme contribute to a respectful environment addressing physical, social, emotional and intellectual development. Boarding options offer a safe and enriching residential experience.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports form a core pillar, emphasizing physical fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship through a variety of athletic programs. The campus includes over 6,500 square meters of outdoor space to support sports and outdoor activities in an urban setting. The academy's partnerships, including with Sporting CP and local sport centers, provide structured opportunities for football, tennis, cycling and other physical activities.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Languages are an important part of the curriculum, with English, Portuguese, Spanish and French taught by specialist teachers from the primary years onward. A bilingual Portuguese-English programme is offered for students up to Year 5. From Reception to Year 11, the Cambridge International curriculum is followed, leading to International GCSE examinations. The curriculum blends the Cambridge International curriculum with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Years 12-13, and language learning is enriched by drawing on Portugal's culture and heritage.	Language provision English is the language of instruction for all schooling ages (3–18). Portuguese is taught as a second language. ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and Intensive English Learning (IEL) are available to support students with English-language needs, with IEL arranged if required and sometimes at the parent's expense. Additional language classes are offered through the extracurricular program.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school offers a Bilingual (Portuguese and English) programme for students up to Year 5.	Bilingual teaching The school teaches in English; Portuguese is taught as a second language.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Early Years & Primary School 1. Application: An application is created on Open Apply, including uploading relevant reports. Prospective families book a General Tour of the School Campus, which can be in person or online. Prospective families who are following the Admission Process should pay the €250 registration fee per family (non-refundable). 2. Entry Assessments: EY2–EY4 applicants are invited to Stay & Play on campus, which includes a tour of the school. Years 1 & 2 applicants are invited to schedule an assessment with the Well‑being team. Years 3–6 applicants are invited to take an online entrance test to assess suitability for an academically selective school. If the applicant's results indicate readiness for the demands of King's College School Cascais, they will be invited to the Academic Interviews stage. 3. Academic Interviews: An academic interview with relevant staff is conducted, which includes a reading comprehension and maths skills activity. 4. Admission Decision: Applicants who demonstrate the relevant academic potential during the Academic Interview stage will receive either a Guaranteed Place Offer or a Conditional offer. 5. Enrolment: On the receipt of all necessary documentation and appropriate payment, and acceptance of terms and conditions, enrolment proceeds. Senior School 1. Application: An application is created on Open Apply, including uploading relevant reports. Prospective Families book a group General Tour of the School to meet the Head of Senior School, and have a tour as part of this led by Senior School students. Prospective families who are interested in following the Admissions Process should pay the €250 Registration Fee per family (non-refundable). 2. Entry Assessments: Applicants are invited to take an online entrance test to assess their suitability to be part of an academically selective school. If the applicant's results from these entry assessments are deemed high enough to cope with the demands of such a school, they will be invited to the Academic Interviews stage. 3. Academic Interviews: An academic interview with relevant staff, which includes a reading comprehension activity. Students applying for a Boarding Place will meet the Head of Boarding. 4. Admission Decision: Applicants who demonstrate the relevant academic potential during the Academic Interview stage will receive either a Guaranteed Place Offer or a Conditional offer. 5. Enrolment: On the receipt of all necessary documentation and appropriate payment, and acceptance of terms and conditions, enrolment proceeds.	Admissions Enquire: submit an Enquiry form; responses provide information about eligibility and spaces. Visit: schedule a campus tour (in person or virtual). Apply for a Place: complete the online application for each student and submit required documents, including school transcripts; an application fee is payable online. Prepare your documents: passport-sized photo; academic transcripts from the past two years and the current year (official translations if not in English or Portuguese); documentation for special needs (if applicable); copies of student and parents' IDs. Assessment and Interview: depending on age, assessments and/or family interviews may be required; remote assessments are available for overseas applicants. Receive an Offer: after review, the admission decision is communicated by email; if accepted, an offer to join is issued. Enrolment: secure your child's place by completing the enrolment process, signing the enrolment contract, and paying the enrolment fee; confirmation within 10 working days. Prepare for the First Day: admissions team will assist with preparations. Rolling admissions: applications are accepted year-round, depending on space availability. Language: language proficiency requirements vary by grade level per CEFR; English language support is available for non-native speakers.
Scholarships	Scholarships The Nsouli Scholars Programme is an exciting global initiative that promises to transform lives by enabling 50 extraordinary students at any one time to attend any of Inspired's prestigious schools on a full scholarship for the duration of their education. The ambition is that the scholarship will provide hundreds of children with an opportunity to receive a truly transformative education. This endowment honours Nadim Nsouli, who founded Inspired in 2013, in recognition of his Lebanese heritage; several scholarships will be awarded to individuals of Lebanese origin. The Inspired group includes top-rated day and boarding schools worldwide, providing access to a global network and opportunities across sports, the arts and exchanges. The Nsouli Scholars Programme is an investment in education and in shaping future leaders.	Scholarships —
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