Dream Land International School - Mandalay

Myanmar, Mandalay

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees MMK 0 - 15

Ages 3 - 16 years

Pupil numbers 4000

Type Co-educational

Opened 2019

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE

Taught languages English, Burmese

Typical class size 23

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Cultural and Language

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

Dream Land International School – Mandalay offers the Cambridge curriculum across Mandalay campuses for learners aged 3 to 16. The Preschool Program covers English and Phonics, Mathematics, Science, Myanmar Language, Computer Skills, Music and Movement, Fine Arts, Manipulation and Physical Education, Swimming and Social Skills Development. The Primary Program follows the Cambridge framework with subjects including English as a Second Language, English, Phonics, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Myanmar Language, Myanmar History and Myanmar Geography. The Secondary Program prepares students for IGCSE examinations, offering English as a Second Language, Mathematics (A & E), Science, Myanmar, Computer Science and ICT. Extracurricular activities include Music, Arts and Craft, ICT, Swimming, Physical Education and Library. Academic contests, sports and science events, and cultural celebrations form part of the calendar. Established in 2019, Dream Land has expanded to Yangon and Mandalay with campuses and ferry buses. A library and ICT resources support learning across campuses.

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Multiple campuses in Mandalay, Myanmar — Campus 1/2/3/4/5: No. 70A, Mandalay Housing (between 34th and 35th Streets), Mandalay; Campus 6: No. 101A (near 65th Street), Chanmyathazi Township, Mandalay; Campus 14: House No. 45, 73rd Street (between 34th and 35th Streets), Mandalay City

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The Essentials

Location

Mandalay, Myanmar. The school operates multiple Mandalay campuses, with campus addresses listed on the site and phone numbers for each campus.

Stages

Preschool; Primary; Secondary (IGCSE).

Bus service

The school provides a school bus service.

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Fees

Application / Admission Fees

- Placement test fee is required at application.
- Registration fee is required at the time of enrolment. The registration fee is a one-time, non-transferable payment.

Tuition and Structure (by year group and charging frequency)

- The school organizes instruction by levels: Preschool (Early Years), Primary (Year 1–6) and Secondary including IGCSE (Years 7–11). Tuition is charged on a monthly basis rather than as a single per‑year, per‑term published table.
- Specific numerical tuition amounts per year group or per term are not published in the school's current publicly available fee materials; parents are charged monthly school fees according to their child's level.
- Additional recurring or annual items identified separately from tuition include worksheet/materials fees (charged for one year) and uniform costs. These are charged in addition to the monthly school fee.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- First payment requirements:
- New students: first payment must include two (2) months of school fees.
- Returning students: first payment must include one (1) month of school fee.
- Regular billing and due dates:
- Monthly school fees are due and must be paid between the 25th and the 1st of each month.
- Late payments incur a late penalty fee calculated according to the number of days late.
- Advance payments and discounts:
- Parents who pay in advance for 3 months, 6 months or 1 year may receive a discounted rate; such advance payments are treated under the school's refund rules.
- Enforcement:
- The school will withhold academic records and report cards if there are outstanding fees.

Boarding / Residential provision

- No boarding or residential programme is described in the school's published materials for the Mandalay campus; the school operates as a day school.

Other costs and compulsory additional fees

- Worksheet / materials fee (annual) — charged in addition to monthly tuition.
- Uniform — parents are required to purchase the school uniform; uniform cost is an additional expense.
- Placement/assessment fee for entry assessments (where applicable).
- Possible additional charges may apply for specific services such as school bus transport; the school offers a school bus service and related transport fees are charged separately.

Refund information and circumstances

- Initial payments (school fees, worksheet/materials fees and registration fees) are non-refundable and non-transferable under any circumstances.
- Advance payments (3 months, 6 months or 1 year) will not be refunded if the student is unable to attend for personal reasons. Refunds will only be considered if the school itself causes a situation that prevents attendance.
- If fees remain outstanding, the school will not issue transfer documents, academic records or report cards until outstanding sums are cleared.

Fee payment options and transaction notes

- The publicly available school materials reviewed do not list detailed payment method options (for example a specific bank account, card acceptance, or online payment portal). Parents should treat payment method details as arranged directly with school administration at enrolment.

Summary of what will be charged at admission

- At the point of admission parents should expect to pay at least the following: placement/assessment fee, registration fee, the required initial month(s) of tuition (two months for new students; one month for returning students), and the annual worksheet/materials fee. Uniform and any transport fees are additional.

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Academics

Curriculum

Preschool Program covers English & Phonics, Mathematics, Science, Myanmar Language, Computer Skills, Music and Movement, Fine Arts, Manipulation and Physical Education, Swimming, and Social Skills Development. Primary School Program follows the Cambridge Curriculum with core subjects: English as a Second Language, English, Phonics, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Myanmar Language, Myanmar History, and Myanmar Geography. Extracurricular activities include Music, Arts and Craft, ICT, Swimming, Physical Education, and Library. Secondary School Program is designed to prepare students for the IGCSE exams and beyond. Academic subjects include English as a Second Language, Mathematics (A & E), Science, Myanmar, Computer Science, ICT. Extracurricular activities include Music, Art, Swimming, Physical Education, Library, and ESL.

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Admissions

1) Admission policy: Dream Land International School warmly welcomes students of all backgrounds and faiths. Admission decisions are based on a student's readiness to engage with the Dream Land curriculum and their ability to grow academically, socially, and emotionally within the learning community. The school emphasizes alignment between the student's needs and the educational program. 2) Applications: Admission applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to space availability and the alignment of the educational program with the student's needs. Space constraints may affect placement, and the school cannot guarantee enrollment if spaces are filled. 3) Admissions documents: Parents/guardians must submit a fully completed enrolment form (including medical sections), full academic reports from all current or previous schools for at least the past academic year, a copy of the child's birth certificate, a copy of Household Registration Paper, and two color passport photos of the child. 4) Required payments: A placement test fee, a registration fee, school fees, worksheet and materials fees for one year, and other fees as shown in the current school fees schedule are required. 5) Admissions tests and arrangements: For early years, an in-person assessment is required. All prospective students for Year 1 to Year 11 sit a placement test, with tests varying by age. After testing, the head of section reviews information and meets with the parents and student(s). 6) Placement: Places are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, with exceptions: siblings in the school have priority; family applications take priority to ensure spaces for all children from one family; children of Dream Land staff have priority. 7) Required age for each level: Preschool Early Years 3-5 years; Year 1 Primary 5-6 years; Year 2 Primary 6-7 years; Year 3 Primary 7-8 years; Year 4 Primary 8-9 years; Year 5 Primary 9-10 years; Year 6 Primary 10-11 years; Year 7 Lower Secondary 11-12 years; Year 8 Pre-IGCSE 12-13 years; Year 9 Pre-IGCSE 13-14 years; Year 10 IGCSE 14-15 years; Year 11 IGCSE 15-16 years. 8) Non-discrimination and capacity limitations: The School upholds a non-discriminatory admissions policy, but may not have the resources to adequately support students with significant mental, emotional, or physical disabilities. 9) Final decision: The Head of School makes the final decision regarding all admissions after reviewing academic records, entrance assessments, and teacher recommendations. Parents' preferences are considered, but class placement decisions are made by the administration team. 10) Registration period: Prior to the start of the annual registration period, detailed information about registration times is shared with parents. Early bird discounts may be offered during the early registration phase. All registrations are processed according to a priority system, and parents are encouraged to complete payment within the designated period. 11) Payment policy: For new students, the first payment includes two months of school fees; for returning students, the first payment includes one month of school fees. Remaining months are paid monthly. Monthly payments are due between the 25th and the 1st. Late payments incur a penalty. The initial payments (School Fees, Worksheet/Material Fees, and Registration Fees) are non-refundable and non-transferable. Refunds are considered only if the school itself causes a situation that prevents attendance. If there are outstanding school fees, the school will not issue academic records or report cards. Prepayment discounts do not entitle refunds if the student cannot attend, unless the school is the cause of the inability to attend. 12) Transfer between Dream Land campuses: Transfers require a transfer form and approval from the Head of School; transfer depends on space availability; admission procedures and arrangements for transferring students are the same as for new enrollees; campus staff will collaborate to ensure a smooth transition. 13) School transfer to other schools: Parents must fill a transfer form to transfer their child to another school. All outstanding fees, fines, or obligations must be settled before a transfer can be processed. Notifications should be given with sufficient notice, typically at least 14 days before the intended transfer date. The school will issue an official transfer certificate and academic records only after completing all above requirements.

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FAQs

What ages does Dream Land International School - Mandalay serve, and what levels do they offer?

Dream Land Mandalay serves students aged 3 to 16, covering Preschool (Early Years), Primary (Year 1–6), and Secondary (IGCSE). The Preschool program includes core skills like English, Maths, Myanmar Language, and swimming, while Primary uses the Cambridge Curriculum and Secondary prepares students for IGCSE exams.

Where are the Mandalay campuses located and is the school co-educational?

The school operates multiple Mandalay campuses with individual addresses and phone numbers. It is a co-educational, day-school environment.

What curriculum is used at different levels at Dream Land Mandalay?

Preschool follows a broad program of foundational subjects and skills, Primary uses the Cambridge Curriculum, and Secondary is geared toward IGCSE preparation with English as a Second Language support and relevant core subjects.

What fees and documents are required for admission?

Admission requires a placement test fee, a registration fee, and the usual school fees plus a worksheet/materials fee for one year. You'll also need a fully completed enrolment form, birth certificate, Household Registration Paper, and two passport photos, among other documents.

How does monthly billing work and when are payments due?

Tuition is billed monthly, with payments due between the 25th and the 1st of each month. For new students, the first payment includes two months of tuition; for returning students, it includes one month. Late payments incur a penalty according to the timing of late arrival.

Are there discounts for paying in advance and what about refunds?

Advance payments for 3, 6, or 12 months may attract a discounted rate. Initial payments (fees, registration, and the first months) are non-refundable and non-transferable. Refunds are only considered if the school itself prevents attendance.

What does the Cambridge Primary curriculum cover at Dream Land Mandalay?

In Primary, the Cambridge Curriculum includes ESL, English, Phonics, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Myanmar Language, Myanmar History, and Myanmar Geography. ICT is integrated into the curriculum, and there's a library available to support learning.

How is the Secondary program designed for IGCSE preparation?

The Secondary program is specifically designed to prepare students for IGCSE exams and beyond, with core subjects including ESL, Mathematics, Science, Myanmar, and ICT. The program emphasizes critical thinking and independent learning.

Is there language support for English language learners?

English as a Second Language support is provided as part of the curriculum. Details on additional EAL programs beyond ESL are not specified in the available information.

What learning facilities are available at Dream Land Mandalay?

Students have access to a library and ICT facilities starting from preschool, with swimming included in the Preschool program. Extracurricular offerings include Music, Arts and Craft, and Physical Education.

What extracurricular activities and facilities are available?

Extracurricular activities include Music, Arts and Craft, ICT, Swimming, Physical Education, and Library. The school also hosts contests and events such as Writing, Book Review, Spelling Bee, Debate, Storytelling, and Art Contests, plus Sports Week, English Week, and Science Week.

Are there special campus features or events that support student life?

The school celebrates cultural and seasonal events, conducts school excursions, and hosts a Closing Ceremony. Additional activities like Health Week and Science Week support holistic learning.

What clubs and activities do students participate in outside class?

Beyond classes, students engage in Music, Arts and Craft, ICT, Swimming, PE, and Library activities. They can also participate in a range of contests and themed weeks that enhance language and STEM skills.

Are there leadership or community service opportunities?

The information provided does not specify formal leadership programs or community service opportunities. The school emphasizes a broad range of co-curricular activities to support holistic development.

How does the school support holistic development?

Holistic development is fostered through physical education, swimming, arts, and library resources, alongside a curriculum that promotes curiosity, critical thinking, and global citizenship.

What safeguarding policies does the school have?

The school has an Anti-Bullying Policy, a Child Protection Policy, a Code of Conduct, a Complaint Policy, an Emergency & Disaster Policy, a Language Policy, and a Uniform Policy, all available in Burmese and English.

Is there English language support and mental health support?

English as a Second Language support is provided. The available information does not specify dedicated SEN services or a mental health support program.

How can concerns or safety issues be raised?

Safeguarding policies provide guidance for addressing concerns, and communication is supported through bilingual documents and the Complaint Policy for raising issues.

Is the school boarding or day only, and what about uniforms?

Dream Land Mandalay operates as a day school. There is a uniform policy: boys wear a white polo shirt with dark blue pants, and girls wear a white polo shirt with a dark blue skirt; PE and swimming uniforms are separate.

What is the academic calendar and structure?

The school follows a 10-month calendar from June to March, organized into two semesters with two exams per semester and ongoing assessments.

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