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Wheaton International School

Bangladesh, Dhaka

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The school at a glance
Fees BDT 60,000 - 343,200
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages Arabic, Bengali, English
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Wheaton International School in Dhaka offers a Cambridge International Examinations program for Cambridge Primary, followed by Cambridge O Level and A Level examinations in the Senior School. The curriculum is guided by the Cambridge framework and is delivered in English. The Middle School serves Grades 6–8, while the Senior School prepares students for O Level and A Level assessments. Islamic values are integrated throughout via Hifzul Quran, Arabic language, Tarbiah and related ethics alongside secular subjects. Founded by Abdullah Jaman, the school operates across four campuses—Dhanmondi (Head Office), Lalmatia, Mirpur, and Uttara—and is governed by a board of directors. The school employs Cambridge-trained teachers and provides facilities including science and computer laboratories, a library and sports facilities. Separate floors for boys and girls reflect cultural values while supporting academic standards. Extracurriculars include science expos and olympiads, spelling bees, English clubs, and debate and swimming programs, fostering leadership, collaboration, and well-being.

The Essentials

Location
WIS operates multiple campuses in Dhaka, Bangladesh: Dhanmondi, Lalmatia (Campus-1 and Campus-2), Mirpur, and Uttara.

Stages
Early Years (PG-KG 2); Junior School (Grade 1-Grade 5); Middle School (Grade 6-Grade 8); Senior School (Grade 9-Grade 12)

Type
Cambridge International Examinations (CAIE) – O Level and A Level; English-medium

Country affiliation
Bangladesh
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school has a Board Of Directors.
Fees

Annual tuition at Wheaton International School ranges from BDT 60,000 to BDT 343,200 for 2026/27.

Application / Admission Fees (one‑time)

- PG (Age 3): BDT 132,000.
- Nursery (Age 4): BDT 132,000.
- KG‑1 (Age 5): BDT 132,000.
- KG‑2 (Age 6): BDT 132,000.
- Grade 1 (G‑1, Age 7): BDT 154,000.
- Grade 2 (G‑2, Age 8): BDT 154,000.
- Grade 3 (G‑3, Age 9): BDT 154,000.
- Grade 4 (G‑4, Age 10): BDT 154,000.
- Grade 5 (G‑5, Age 11): BDT 165,000.
- Grade 6 (G‑6, Age 12): BDT 165,000.
- Grade 7 (G‑7, Age 13): BDT 165,000.
- Grade 8 (G‑8, Age 14): BDT 176,000.
- Grade 9 (G‑9, Age 15): BDT 176,000.
- Grade 10 (G‑10, Age 16): BDT 176,000.
- AS (Age 17): no one‑time admission amount shown in the chart.
- A2 (Age 18): BDT 28,600 (one‑time shown in the chart).

All one‑time admission fees above are labelled as "Admission Fees (One Time)" in the school fee chart.

Tuition fees (monthly) — shown by year group and annual equivalent

- PG: BDT 11,000 per month (equivalent to BDT 132,000 per year).
- Nursery: BDT 11,550 per month (equivalent to BDT 138,600 per year).
- KG‑1: BDT 12,100 per month (equivalent to BDT 145,200 per year).
- KG‑2: BDT 12,650 per month (equivalent to BDT 151,800 per year).
- G‑1: BDT 13,750 per month (equivalent to BDT 165,000 per year).
- G‑2: BDT 13,750 per month (equivalent to BDT 165,000 per year).
- G‑3: BDT 13,750 per month (equivalent to BDT 165,000 per year).
- G‑4: BDT 13,750 per month (equivalent to BDT 165,000 per year).
- G‑5: BDT 17,600 per month (equivalent to BDT 211,200 per year).
- G‑6: BDT 17,600 per month (equivalent to BDT 211,200 per year).
- G‑7: BDT 17,600 per month (equivalent to BDT 211,200 per year).
- G‑8: BDT 19,800 per month (equivalent to BDT 237,600 per year).
- G‑9: BDT 22,000 per month (equivalent to BDT 264,000 per year).
- G‑10: BDT 23,100 per month (equivalent to BDT 277,200 per year).
- AS (Age 17): BDT 28,600 per month (annual equivalent BDT 343,200).
- A2 (Age 18): BDT 5,000 per month (annual equivalent BDT 60,000) as shown in the final row of the chart.

Tuition values in the chart are shown as monthly amounts; annual equivalents above are the monthly amount multiplied by 12. The fee chart is effective Academic Session 2026–2027.

School supplies, ECA and lab fees (as listed)

- School supplies (annual) by year group:
- PG, Nursery: BDT 7,000.
- KG‑1: BDT 9,000.
- KG‑2: BDT 10,000.
- G‑1 to G‑4: BDT 13,000.
- G‑5: BDT 14,000.
- G‑6: BDT 19,000.
- G‑7: BDT 20,000.
- G‑8: BDT 22,000.
- G‑9: BDT 10,000.
- G‑10: BDT 10,000.
- AS: BDT 5,000.
- A2: BDT 5,000 (chart shows a School Supplies entry for AS/A2 rows).

- ECA (annual) for all listed year groups: BDT 15,000.

- Lab fee (where shown): BDT 1,000 per month per subject for G‑8, G‑9, G‑10, AS and A2 (the fee chart lists "Lab Fees (Per month per subject)" and shows BDT 1,000 for these groups).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is presented in the fee chart as a monthly amount and is payable each month.
- Tuition payment deadline: tuition fees are payable within the 10th of every month unless otherwise informed.
- The fee chart is marked "Effective from 01 July 2026" for the Academic Session 2026–2027.

Boarding fees

- No boarding or hostel fees are listed in the published 2026–2027 fee chart; the chart contains only admission (one‑time), monthly tuition, annual school supplies, annual ECA and (where applicable) lab fees. Boarding is not shown as a listed fee item.

Other costs / incidental charges

- The chart explicitly lists School Supplies (annual) and ECA Fees (annual) as separate, mandatory items by year group.
- Uniform, transport and exam/registration charges are not itemized in the fee chart image; those items are not shown as separate fee lines in the 2026–2027 chart.

Refund information

- The fee chart states that all fees are non‑refundable and that admission fees are one‑time only. The chart rows also note that school supplies are applicable for all new admissions and existing students.

Fee payment options / how payments are made

- The school provides an online payment facility and a parent/staff mobile app linked to the school ERP where fee dues and related records are shown; the site's payment section and the Wheaton parent app indicate online/ERP payment and fee‑dues functionality. For fee settlement parents use the school's online payment/ERP channels and the parent mobile app.

Notes on timing and applicability

- The amounts above are taken from the school fee chart published for Academic Session 2026–2027 (effective 01 July 2026). Tuition amounts are displayed as monthly values in the chart; annual equivalents in this overview were calculated by multiplying the monthly amount by 12.
Academics

Wheaton International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge A Levels.

Curriculum
Cambridge framework guides the curriculum at Wheaton International School. Cambridge Middle School is offered for Grades 6-8, and the Senior School prepares students for O Level and A Level examinations. Islamic values are integrated across the curriculum through Hifzul Quran, Arabic language, Tarbiah and related ethics alongside secular subjects.
Wellbeing

Safeguarding
The school provides a secure environment where rights and responsibilities are known and respected. The Code of Conduct states all individuals are valued and treated with respect, and students have a right to learn without intimidation, bullying, or harassment. Students and staff have a right to a learning environment free from direct or indirect discrimination based on sex, race, religious beliefs, political beliefs, or disability. Parents can expect their children to be educated in a secure environment with care, courtesy and respect for the rights of others. Disciplinary measures are used to maintain safety and order, including withdrawal of privileges, withdrawal from class, detention, suspension, and expulsion, with processes that involve parents.
Parent Experience

History
Abdullah Jaman is the founder of Wheaton International School (WIS) and Guidance International School (GIS) in Dhaka. WIS is governed by a Board of Directors including a Chairman & Finance Director Mohammed Abdul Kader and a Principal & Managing Director Abdullah Jaman. The school operates across four campuses: Dhanmondi (Head Office), Lalmatia, Mirpur, and Uttara. The Cambridge framework underpins the program, with O Level and A Level offerings in the Senior School.

Community
WIS provides extracurricular activities (ECA) including sports, clubs, and co-curricular activities. The Student Affairs section includes Alumni Registration, UPSD, Alumni Directory, and Books. Campuses provide notices, resources, events/calendar, and school policies to support community engagement. Recent updates include class routines for 2026-2027.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Wheaton International School operates across multiple campuses in Dhaka. The school provides state-of-the-art facilities, including science and computer labs, a comprehensive library, and spacious sports facilities. The Cambridge curriculum is taught within an Islamic values-based framework, emphasizing holistic development. Multiple campuses include Dhanmondi, Lalmatia, Mirpur, and Uttara.

Sports Facilities
The school provides spacious sports facilities. Sports are among the extracurricular activities highlighted by the school. The campus design across its Dhaka campuses supports athletic programs. Physical education is integrated into a holistic educational approach.

Academic Facilities
The Senior School curriculum is designed for Cambridge O Level and A Level candidates. The school has modern lab facilities that support hands-on learning. Teaching staff are Cambridge-trained, ensuring high-quality instruction. There are separate floors for boys and girls, honoring Islamic values while promoting academic excellence.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities. Sports, arts, and community service are part of this program. The program focuses on developing talents, leadership, and teamwork.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Science Expo and Science Olympiads foster scientific inquiry and problem-solving. Field Trips & Study Tours offer hands-on learning outside the classroom. Spelling Bee supports language development and vocabulary expansion.

Cultural & Language
Spelling Bee promotes language proficiency and vocabulary development. Du'aa & Nasheed introduce religious and cultural expressions. Hifzul Quran Competition supports memorization and recitation of Quran. English Club supports language practice and communication.

Social & Hobbies
Clubs include English Club, Science Club, Swimming & Fitness Club, and Debate & Oration Club, providing social engagement and diverse hobbies. These clubs foster teamwork and personal interests. Field Trips & Study Tours extend learning beyond the classroom.

Leadership & Professional
Debate & Oration Club develops leadership and public speaking skills. English Club and other clubs offer opportunities for student-led initiatives and collaboration. Participation in co-curricular activities builds confidence in presenting ideas and working in teams.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Swimming & Fitness Club promotes physical health and well-being. Regular participation in sports and field activities supports fitness and stress relief. Co-curricular activities contribute to a healthy, balanced school experience.
Languages

Language Provision
Arabic Language classes are offered for understanding of the Holy Quran. Hifzul Quran program is available for spiritual development. Cambridge O Level and A Level curricula are provided.

Bilingual Teaching
The Early Years program supports a bilingual or multilingual approach for learners whose home language is not English.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge Assessment International Education (Cambridge) – Cambridge O Level and Cambridge A Level
internationally recognized qualifications administered by Cambridge Assessment International Education
Admissions

Admissions
Submit Enquiry Form. The school receives the enquiry and the admissions team responds to questions. This initial contact provides information about programs and next steps. The school uses this step to guide families toward the next stage. Interaction / Assessment. There is a friendly school interaction or age-appropriate assessment. The assessment helps determine placement and next steps for enrollment. The process is designed to be informative and supportive for families. Admission Confirmation. If the outcome is positive, a seat is confirmed and the formal admission process is completed. The school communicates the next steps for enrollment. Families finalize enrollment by completing the required documentation. Orientation & Enrollment. The child is welcomed with an orientation to settle in with confidence. The orientation helps families understand routines and classroom expectations. Enrollment is finalized after this stage.
School Events
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