Admission à l’école de village international

To complete an application, you will need:

• Access to a full-featured laptop or desktop computer with the latest version of any major browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome etc.) and a stable Internet connection.
• All the documents are outlined in the supporting documents section. Documents need to be uploaded in PDF format. No one file to exceed 1MB.
• Note that the photographs that need to be uploaded must be in JPEG format not exceeding 1MB.

• Student identification (passport or birth certificate) and a high quality recent student photo.
• Parent / guardian identification (passport and visas or Aadhar card) and high-quality parent / guardian photos.
• Past school reports/records (English translations if necessary).
• Standardized testing results if available.
• Completed health form.

School starts at 8:15 a.m. and ends at 3:15 p.m. We offer a half-day option for Early Childhood (2,3 and 4-year-olds).

The scholarship is designed to provide tuition fee assistance to families in need of financial assistance. There is a limited number allocated each year. Scholarship applicants apply through the regular admissions process and must meet the general admissions criteria. Scholarships will be awarded following the admissions acceptance process.

Non-native English-speaking students will be given English as an Additional Language (EAL) test to determine if support is needed. The following criteria will be used by the Admissions Office to determine whether a student will be invited to take the EAL test:

• The primary language spoken by the student
• The language(s) spoken between parents and the student
• The student’s educational language background
• The primary language of both parents

Parents completing the admissions process will need to submit the registration fee immediately upon acceptance. The registration fee is a one-time non-refundable fee. The tuition fee will need to be submitted within one month of receipt of invoice.

From Grade 2 onwards, assignment to a grade level is based on previous school records, within the age requirements.

We welcome students from different countries and differing school calendars. Applicants from countries, whose school year finishes during December-March, will continue for an additional semester in the grade most recently completed. After careful consideration of the application, students are placed in the appropriate grade level, which meet our curriculum, expectations, as well as performance on any test the Administration may wish to administer.

The School recognizes that there may be differences in opinion of parents regarding grade placement. However, the Superintendent reserves the right to make all final determinations regarding placement.

For our youngest learners, initial grade assignments are made by birth date, so that they receive age and developmentally appropriate foundations.