School System

Frequently Asked Questions

frequently asked questions

We welcome children into our Early Years classes from age 2.5 and into Primary from age 5 or 6 (Year 1). Please contact us for placement and readiness information.

No formal exams are required. We invite children to join us for a short, play-based session where we get to know them and ensure our program is the right fit.

Yes. For children entering Primary (Year 1 and above), we conduct a light placement assessment in literacy and numeracy. This helps us understand your child’s current level and place them in the right class for optimal growth. It’s friendly, supportive, and not high-pressure.

Admissions are open year-round, depending on available space. We encourage early applications to help you secure your preferred start date.

Yes. A one-time, non-refundable registration fee is payable during the application process. This and all other details are included in our current fee schedule.

Absolutely! We encourage families to visit and experience the IPS environment. Tours are available during school hours—please contact us in advance to book.

Yes. Families enrolling t
more than three children receive a sibling discount. Our admin team is happy to share the most up-to-date rates.

Our curriculum blends the best of global teaching practices with a strong local context, supporting children’s social, emotional, and academic growth. We nurture confident, compassionate learners who are ready for life and leadership.

After orientation, you’ll receive a welcome pack and checklist with everything your child will need—including uniforms, snack suggestions, and learning supplies.

Children are encouraged to bring a healthy snack and lunch from home. However, we are currently exploring partnerships with food providers. Watch this space!

The school day runs from 7:45 AM to 2:00 PM, with optional after-school care and enrichment sessions available until 4:00 PM.

We create a safe, caring space where every child is known, respected, and supported. Our educators are trained to support social-emotional development, build resilience, and work closely with families.

We take an inclusive approach. If your child needs extra support—academically, emotionally, or developmentally—our team will work with you to design a care and learning plan that supports their success.