MILE School vs Schweizer Schule Rahn Education Mailand

	M MILE School Milan, Italy	S Schweizer Schule Rahn Education Mailand Milan, Italy
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €11,990 - 14,750	Fees / year €7,750 - 13,600
Age range	Age range 1 - 14 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Swiss Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 380
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Italian	Instruction language German, Italian
Opened	Opened 2003	Opened 1860
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Milano, Italy (Via Francesco Olgiati, 14)	Location Schweizer Schule Rahn Education Mailand, Via Andrea Appiani, 21, 20121 Milan, Italy. It sits in the pulsating heart of the Lombardy capital.
Stages	Stages Bilingual Nursery Ages 1-3; Bilingual Kindergarten Ages 3-6; Bilingual Primary School Ages 6-11; Bilingual Lower Secondary School Ages 11-14	Stages Kindergarten; Primary (1–5); Secondary (6–8); Gymnasium (9–12).
School type	School type Private international bilingual school	School type Swiss international school in Milan; German is taught as the first language; bilingual German-Italian instruction; English begins in 3rd grade; French and Latin begin in 7th grade; Spanish is offered as a core or elective subject in Gymnasium; language instruction is delivered by native-speaking teachers.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix Approximately 250 students of various nationalities; cosmopolitan.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Personalised Education Plans (PEPs) for Specific Educational Needs; Multilingual support (English as an Additional Language) with the Multilingual Intervention team and Learning Village online language platform; Specific Learning Difficulties support with compensatory tools and adjustments; Psychological support via Centro Amalthea; Physical wellbeing support through Centro Welcomed, CantoniLab and Farmacia Dinamica	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Italy (MIUR-recognised for Italian component and Cambridge International-accredited)	Country affiliation Switzerland
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Outsourced transport service on request with flexible options available throughout the school day	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & entrance fees - Nursery & Kindergarten registration fee: EUR 1,100.00, payable at time of registration. - Nursery & Kindergarten annual subscription: EUR 1,150.00, payable together with the registration fee. - Primary school entrance test: EUR 250.00 (applicable from Grade 2). Additional entrance tests: EUR 110.00. - Primary registration fee (one‑off, non‑refundable): EUR 2,100.00; 50% of this amount is due if the student is coming from MILE Early Years. - Lower Secondary entrance test: EUR 250.00 (not required if coming from MILE Primary). Lower Secondary registration fee (one‑off, non‑refundable where applicable): EUR 2,100.00. Tuition fees by school year (annual totals and instalments) - Bilingual Nursery (ages 1–3): - Annual tuition: EUR 11,005.00. - Instalment amounts (four instalments): EUR 2,751.25 each, due 30 June 2026; 30 September 2026; 31 December 2026; 31 March 2027. - Canteen service (compulsory): EUR 1,280.00. After‑school care available on request (extra charge). - Bilingual Kindergarten (ages 3–5): - Annual tuition: EUR 11,085.00. - Instalment amounts (four instalments): EUR 2,771.25 each, due 30 June 2026; 30 September 2026; 31 December 2026; 31 March 2027. - Canteen service (compulsory): EUR 1,280.00. After‑school care available on request (extra charge). - Bilingual Primary School (ages 6–11): - Annual tuition (Grades G1–G3): EUR 11,620.00. Instalment amounts for G1–G3: EUR 2,905.00 each, due 30 June 2026; 30 September 2026; 31 December 2026; 31 March 2027. - Annual tuition (Grades G4–G5): EUR 12,330.00. Instalment amounts for G4–G5: EUR 3,082.50 each, due 30 June 2026; 30 September 2026; 31 December 2026; 31 March 2027. - Registration fee (one‑off, non‑refundable): EUR 2,100.00 (50% due if coming from MILE Early Years). Annual subscription (non‑repayable grant): EUR 1,600.00 (paid on enrolment). - Canteen service (compulsory): EUR 1,330.00. Grade 3 device rental (mandatory): EUR 260.00. After‑school care available on request (extra charge). - Bilingual Lower Secondary School (ages 11–14): - Annual tuition (Grades G6–G7): EUR 13,275.00. Instalment amounts for G6–G7: EUR 3,318.75 each, due 30 June 2026; 30 September 2026; 31 December 2026; 31 March 2027. - Annual tuition (Grade G8): EUR 13,350.00. Instalment amounts for G8: EUR 3,337.50 each, due 30 June 2026; 30 September 2026; 31 December 2026; 31 March 2027. - Registration fee (one‑off, non‑refundable where applicable): EUR 2,100.00. Annual subscription (non‑repayable grant): EUR 1,600.00. Canteen service (compulsory): EUR 1,330.00. Device rental (mandatory): EUR 260.00. After‑school care available on request (extra charge). Billing schedule and payment terms - Registration fees are payable at the time of registration; annual subscription amounts are payable together with registration. Instalment schedules for the 2026–2027 academic year are listed above and fall on 30 June, 30 September, 31 December and 31 March (dates shown are the specified due dates). Frequency is described as from September to June inclusive (10 months). Fees may be paid as a single annual payment or in instalments as shown. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day bilingual school for students aged 1–14; there is no boarding programme or boarding fees listed. Other costs and mandatory extras - Canteen service: Nursery/Kindergarten EUR 1,280.00; Primary/Lower Secondary EUR 1,330.00 (listed as compulsory). - Annual subscription (listed as a non‑repayable grant) for Primary and Lower Secondary: EUR 1,600.00. - Device rental (mandatory where indicated, e.g., Grade 3): EUR 260.00. - After‑school care and extracurricular clubs: available upon request for an additional cost; timing generally from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Summer camp is organised separately and is described as included in the annual fee for some school camps, with possible additional costs for specific trips or specialist activities. - Uniform, trips and personal devices are additional costs that are listed among extra items (amounts vary by item and year). Refund information (explicit items listed) - Registration fee: one‑off non‑refundable where indicated (Primary registration fee described as one‑off non‑refundable). - Annual subscription: described as a non‑repayable grant to be paid annually upon enrolment. Fee payment arrangements - Payment arrangements offered: single annual payment or payment in instalments. For the 2026–2027 fee schedule, tuition is shown as payable in four instalments on the dates listed above; other communications reference the option of a single payment or instalment plans. Payment administration is handled by the school's administration/finance office.	Fee details Application fees - No publicly published application or registration fee amount for Schweizer Schule Rahn Education Mailand is available in the school's published materials for the current academic year. Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year) - The school has not published a detailed tuition-fee schedule by year group or per term for the current academic year in the documents and downloads made publicly available. No specific per-term or per-year numeric tuition figures are published in the accessible admission/download/FAQ materials. Billing schedule and payment terms - A dedicated online payments facility is listed for the Rahn Education schools, indicating that the school uses an online payment system for school fees. Specific billing schedule details (for example, number of instalments, exact due dates, late-payment penalties or discounts for advance payment) are not published in the public admission/download materials. Boarding fees (if applicable) - No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for Schweizer Schule Rahn Education Mailand in the school's public materials; boarding fees are therefore not applicable as no boarding service is published. Other costs or fees (uniforms, transport, materials, extracurriculars) - Uniform: A school dress code requires a school T‑shirt from kindergarten through primary/secondary; no published price for the uniform is provided. - Transport: School transport is offered and route-based costs vary by neighbourhood; no fixed price list for transport is published. - Materials / extracurriculars: Fees for textbooks, school materials, optional extracurricular activities, music lessons or special projects are not published as fixed amounts in the available public documents. Refund information - No published refund policy or specific refund amounts/conditions for tuition or other fees is available in the downloadable or FAQ materials for the current academic year. Fee payment options - The school lists an online payment portal as a payment channel. Contact details (school office phone and email) are published for administrative and billing enquiries. Specific payment methods accepted through the portal (for example, which credit cards, bank transfer details, or direct-debit options) are not published in the publicly available admission/download materials. Notes: The above statements summarize the school's publicly presented fee-related information and the absence of specific numeric fee amounts or published schedules in the school's public downloads, admissions and FAQ materials for the current academic year.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are mandatory; the school provides comfortable, custom-tailored uniforms and a backpack; uniforms can be purchased through the school's dedicated e-commerce platform, managed by our official supplier, Trutex S.P.A.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options A canteen service is provided through Dussman Food Services, offering nutritious meals that take allergies and intolerances into account.	Food options The school's canteen offers a lunch prepared on-site, with ingredients sourced from certified suppliers. Menus can be adapted for allergies or intolerances with medical certification, and Swiss dishes, Mediterranean specialties, and world cuisines are regularly served.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of International Schools Partnership (ISP), one of the world's largest and growing educational groups.	Governance and ownership The school is owned and governed by the Fondazione Scuola Svizzera Rahn Education Milano (Fondazione Scuola Svizzera Rahn Education Milano). The foundation's legal seat is in Milan, Via Appiani 21, 20121 Milano.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school offers a bilingual curriculum in English and Italian. It is recognised by the Italian Ministry of Education (MIUR) and accredited as a Cambridge International School for First Language. From Primary, students may study a third language—Spanish, French, Chinese or German. In Primary, the curriculum is aligned with the Cambridge Primary Curriculum; Lower Secondary follows the Cambridge Lower Secondary Curriculum, integrated with MIUR.	Curriculum details The curriculum follows Lehrplan 21, implemented across 21 Swiss cantons, with cycle structure aligned to the Italian system: Kindergarten/Primarschule (1–5), Sekundarschule (6–8), Gymnasium (9–12). Fifth-year students complete a program to prepare for the Licenza Media exam at the end of primary school; in Sekundarstufe I (grades 6–8) students begin preparation for Licenza Media from the second semester of seventh grade; Gymnasium students are prepared for the bilingual Italian-Swiss Matura, an internationally recognized diploma. Language instruction is central and delivered by native-speaking teachers; German and Italian are introduced in kindergarten; English from grade 3; French and Latin from grade 7; Spanish is offered as a core or elective subject in Gymnasium. International language certificates are available (Goethe C1, IELTS and Cambridge Advanced C1 for English, DELF B2 for French, DELE B2 for Spanish). Parent language support is available on request, and enrollment does not require German proficiency from parents.
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Higher education progression	Higher education progression Future Pathways provides personalised guidance for university and career choices, and offers exclusive scholarships enabling access to study with some of the world's most renowned institutions.	Higher education progression The diploma opens doors to national and international universities; the bilingual Italian-Swiss Matura is an internationally recognized diploma.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Life skills to thrive academically, in careers and personal life are developed. Teamwork, self-leadership, critical thinking and global citizenship are cultivated through hands-on activities, creativity, projects and workshops. A bilingual journey in English and Italian begins in the Early Years, with the option to study a third language from Primary. Personalised pathways are guided by expert English and Italian teachers who tailor activities to students' needs. Students participate in international programmes and collaborate with peers around the world through the International Schools Partnership. Life and career pathways provide personalised guidance for university and career choices.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Personalized Learning Plans (PDP) address Specific Educational Needs (BES) for each student, providing effective, up-to-date and humane support. English as an Additional Language (EAL) and Italian as an Additional Language (IAL) support is provided. The Multilingual Intervention (MMI) team offers personalised help, extra resources and regular meetings to boost English and Italian language skills. Students with Specific Learning Difficulties (SLD), including dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia, benefit from specialised tools and adjustments such as text-to-speech software, mind maps, calculators and extra time. Psychological support is available through a partnership with Centro Amalthea to promote well-being.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language English as an Additional Language (EAL) and Italian as an Additional Language (IAL) support is available when needed. The Multilingual Intervention (MMI) team offers dedicated help, extra resources and regular meetings to boost English and Italian language skills. From Nursery, students follow a bilingual path in English and Italian, with the option to study a third language from Primary.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing A psychological support service is available through our partnership with Centro Amalthea to promote well-being and identify early signs of distress. The safeguarding and wellbeing framework supports staff in managing student learning, behaviour and relationships to foster a healthy school environment.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Safeguarding is a shared responsibility to promote the physical and psychological wellbeing of all students. The safeguarding team includes Manuela Dolci (Designated Safeguarding Lead, Primary) and Patrizia Fiorentini (Safeguarding Lead, Middle). The safeguarding policy outlines staff responsibilities to recognise risk and respond promptly to prevent harm. Safeguarding measures include child protection training, cyber safety and pediatric first aid; the school is equipped with a defibrillator. There are downloadable policies such as Safer Recruitment Policy and safeguarding policy on the school site.	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Spacious, well-resourced classrooms and laboratories with natural light support learning. Outdoor facilities accommodate a wide range of sports and after-school clubs. The campus includes dedicated drama, art and music rooms with specialist teachers, and a library with resources in English and Italian. An ICT point provides devices such as iPads and Chromebooks and remote-control devices to support learning across the curriculum. Age-appropriate shaded play areas and nature-oriented environmental features complement the learning spaces.	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities A new gymnasium serves the Primary and Middle School, enabling a wide range of curricular and extracurricular sports and promoting an active lifestyle. Fencing lessons are offered for primary students. Outdoor facilities support a broad spectrum of sports and after-school clubs. Age-appropriate shaded play areas and dedicated spaces on campus support physical activity.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Spacious, well-resourced classrooms and laboratories, filled with natural light. Dedicated drama, art and music rooms with specialist teachers. A library hosts resources in English and Italian to support cross-curricular study. An ICT point provides devices such as iPads and Chromebooks to support learning across the curriculum.	Academic facilities —
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities At MILE Bilingual School, students participate in extracurricular activities ranging from sports to performing arts to language clubs. International opportunities are offered through International Schools Partnership programmes, including ISP Artists and ISP Model United Nations. Students can join a variety of clubs such as Language Club, Music Club, Drama, Chess and Student Council. Trips and events and leadership opportunities extend learning beyond the classroom. After-school care is available for additional supervision and activities after the regular day.	Extra curricular facilities Sprachatelier – The German language laboratory provides targeted German language learning with up to 15 hours per week in small groups, in a dedicated classroom with a specialist teacher, and a program tailored to age and German proficiency. The approach is dynamic and engaging, using rituals, songs, games, mime, and group and individual activities with materials created for the age group, and it supports the development of German language skills and confidence. Sport – The school offers sports activities that foster a positive attitude toward an active lifestyle, teach responsibility, and promote respectful competition; it organizes sports days and competitions with internal and external associations. Musica – The music program for grades six to eight includes one weekly lesson per class, culminating in a school concert performed with a professional band, with preparation that provides a live-performance experience. Campi invernali – The winter camps in Fiesch provide recreational and educational experiences for primary to high school students, with access to a ski area, a resort offering a pool, gyms, squash, bowling, and multimedia spaces, and on-slope dining that supports authentic community growth and cross-school exchange; the school is located at Via Andrea Appiani 21, Milano.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Over 20 years of proven experience anchor MILE Bilingual School in Milan. The founder is Adriana Sorbellini. MILE is part of International Schools Partnership (ISP), a global network of schools. The bilingual curriculum is recognised by MIUR for the Italian component and is accredited as a Cambridge International School for First Language. The Learning Journey serves ages 1 to 14, spanning Bilingual Nursery through Bilingual Lower Secondary.	History The school began in 1860 as an institution offering German-language education in Milan as an alternative to the majority Catholic schooling system. In 1919 it was recognized by the Swiss Confederation as a Swiss school abroad. Since 1939 it has been located at Via Appiani 21 in Milan, marking a 160-year history. It is part of Rahn Education and is recognized by the Swiss Federal Department of Home Affairs and Italian authorities. The curriculum follows the Lehrplan 21, with bilingual German-Italian instruction from kindergarten, English beginning in grade 3, French and Latin from grade 7, and the bilingual Italian-Swiss Abitur recognized by both Switzerland and Italy.
Community	Community MILE is part of International Schools Partnership (ISP), a global network with 116 ISP schools in 25 countries, over 110,000 students and more than 17,000 staff. Growth starts with a questioning mind, and the bilingual Italian‑English curriculum is designed to spark curiosity and build confidence through a wide range of sporting, artistic and language activities. Clubs, sports and opportunities, multilingualism and international opportunities are integral parts of school life. Discovery Day events connect families with the campus, including online and on-campus sessions such as Discovery Day (Online Early Years) on 26 November 2025 and Discovery Day in Milan on 28 October 2025.	Community The school serves around 250 students of diverse nationalities, creating a cosmopolitan community. It hosts events such as a Christmas concert on December 18, 2025 at the Protestant Church on Via Marco de Marchi 9. A Christmas bazaar is scheduled for November 28, 2025. The school emphasizes the contributions of parents, teachers, and students in shaping a respectful, multilingual community.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual English and Italian immersion; children are immersed in a bilingual environment with classes and materials in both English and Italian. The bilingual curriculum is recognised by the Italian Ministry of Education (MIUR) and accredited as a Cambridge International School for First Language, to further study in Italy and abroad. Students embark on a bilingual learning journey, mastering subjects in English and Italian and developing the skills, confidence and curiosity needed to succeed at top Italian and international high schools.	Academic & intellectual German and Italian are introduced playfully from kindergarten. English begins in the third grade; French and Latin begin in the seventh grade. Spanish is offered as a core or elective subject at gymnasium level. The languages are taught by native-speaking teachers in accordance with Swiss educational standards, with recognized certifications available in German (Goethe C1), English (IELTS, Advanced C1), French (DELF B2), and Spanish (DELE B2).
Arts & creative	Arts & creative A wide range of extra-curricular activities includes sports, performing arts and language clubs. ISP Artists provides workshops with experts, a personalized visual arts curriculum and virtual art exhibitions. Sculpture projects, TEDxYouth events and the Talent on Air podcast initiative give students opportunities to design, create and share their work with an audience.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Language Club offers lively English conversations through discussions and language games. Educational trips expose students to museums and cultural venues, with secondary students also attending performances such as opera at Teatro alla Scala. In Milan, trips extend to diverse destinations and experiences that deepen cultural understanding and language use.	Cultural & language The school offers a quiet, multicultural environment and is politically and confessionally independent, respecting the identities and decisions of students, parents, and staff. Languages are taught by native-speaking teachers according to Swiss standards. Tolerance, respect, and openness are fostered within a multilingual community.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies After-school care runs from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm, with socialising, games and creative activities supervised by qualified staff. Primary students may attend holiday camps during Christmas and Carnival breaks. The school also runs events and clubs, including class representatives, a Student Council, and Student Ambassadors, along with a broad offering of sports such as swimming, volleyball and tennis/padel.	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service Educational trips include civic education programmes and visits to lands that have been confiscated, extending learning beyond the classroom. Students participate in learning experiences at museums and cultural sites in Milan and beyond. International opportunities are offered through ISP programmes, enabling exchanges and collaborations with peers worldwide.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The Student Council represents classmates and acts as a bridge with teachers. Class Representatives and Student Ambassadors promote student involvement and leadership, while ISP Model United Nations provides opportunities for global collaboration and leadership development. Life competencies frameworks, supported by Cambridge/ISP partnerships, cultivate self-leadership, teamwork and global citizenship.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Wellbeing is supported through physical activities such as swimming, Pilates and yoga, alongside outdoor and team sports like tennis and padel. After-school provision includes time for social and recreational activities, and regular events strengthen teamwork and personal well-being.	Lifestyle & wellbeing —
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English and Italian are taught from the Early Years as part of a bilingual journey. From Primary, students may study a third language—Spanish, French, Chinese or German. The Italian component is recognised by MIUR and aligned with the Cambridge Primary Curriculum; in Lower Secondary, students follow the Cambridge Lower Secondary Curriculum integrated with the MIUR Italian programme. Multilingualism strengthens home or first language while learning at least one world language.	Language provision German is taught as a first language, and Italian is taught from kindergarten. English begins in grade 3; French and Latin begin in grade 7; Spanish is offered as a core subject or elective in Gymnasium. Certifications are available in German (Goethe C1), English (IELTS or Advanced C1), French (DELF B2), and Spanish (DELE B2). Enrollment requires no German knowledge from parents; the school can arrange language introduction courses on request.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school runs a bilingual curriculum in English and Italian from the Early Years. A third language—Spanish, French, Chinese or German—is available from Primary. The bilingual curriculum is recognised by the Italian Ministry of Education (MIUR) and Cambridge International as a First Language.	Bilingual teaching German is taught as a first language. Italian is taught from kindergarten. Foreign language instruction is delivered by native-speaking teachers. The Gymnasium prepares students for the internationally recognized Italian-Swiss bilingual Abitur.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Admission journey: Contact us by completing the enquiry form to begin the admissions process. Book a tour to visit our campus and meet our Admissions Team. Video call with the Head of Admissions is arranged; for Year 2 and above a copy of the most recent school report is requested. Assessment is conducted by the Coordinator of the relevant year group with feedback within 48 hours. Offer and confirmation require completing all documents provided by the Admissions Team and returning them to the school office. Welcome to MILE marks the start of the school year. Admission FAQs: admission requirements vary by level and generally include a completed application form, a birth certificate, previous school records and proof of residence; documents required include personal identification, previous school reports, vaccination records, proof of address, and parent or guardian identification. There is an entrance test for new students; the assessment covers English and Italian. Admission regulations are based on academic preparation, the availability of places and alignment with the school's values; siblings may receive special consideration. The academic year typically starts in September and ends in June; the school day usually runs from 8:00 to 16:00, with variations by year group. A school uniform is required; admission status updates are sent by email or phone.	Admissions Step 1: Online Registration. Register your child online through the school's online registration portal. An automatic confirmation is issued after successful registration. The school office will contact you to submit the latest report card and any other required documents. You will receive additional enrollment information by email. Step 2: Trial Days and Admission Test. Students participate in level-appropriate placement tests—Primary School (Grades 1–6) in German and Mathematics; Secondary School (Grades 7–10) in German, Mathematics, and English; Upper Level / GIB (Grades 11–12) follows the IB policy. Students from abroad may require additional tests in relevant national subjects. Fees total 2,500 EGP: 1,500 EGP for three Trial Days and 1,000 EGP for Admission Tests. Payment can be made online or at the school office; fees are non-refundable. Step 3: Parent Meeting. After the trial days, you will receive an invitation for a parent meeting to discuss results and possible placement. If you are still abroad, the meeting can be conducted online. The meeting provides the opportunity to ask questions and clarify enrollment steps. Step 4: Decision and Notification. The school management makes the final admission decision. You will be informed by email with the current fee schedule, the documents required for enrollment, and any further organizational steps. If classes are full, your child will be placed on a waiting list and notified when a place becomes available.
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Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist Waiting list: If the classes are full, your child will be placed on a waiting list. You will be notified when a place becomes available.
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