We accept applications all year round, subject to space in the year group. Talk to our admissions team about the best time to start.

There is no test for Early Years; many families arrange a trial day instead. Primary children take a short English assessment, and Secondary students take English and Maths assessments.

Children who need help with English can join with English Language Support (ELS). ELS teachers support them inside the classroom.

Some year groups can fill up. If there is no space, your child can join the waiting list after completing the admissions assessment.

Year groups follow the English system and are based on age. See our student age guideline, or ask our admissions team.

Yes. MIS runs a school bus service. Ask our admissions team about routes near you.

Yes. Our Extra-Curricular Enrichment (ECE) programme offers clubs for every age, from sport and languages to computing and cooking. ECE clubs carry an extra fee.

Only adults registered with the school can collect your child. You will name them on a form when your child joins.

A backpack every day for books and equipment. Teachers also use it to send notes home, so please check it regularly.

Primary classes use ClassDojo, which translates messages automatically, and teachers reply within one working day. The school also shares news through the official MIS LINE account.

There are two parent-teacher conferences a year, booked online, plus written reports. You can ask to meet your child’s teacher at any time.

Fees for the current school year are on our Tuition and Fees page, and our admissions team can explain them.

Yes. The Academic Excellence Scholarship is open to students entering Year 9 to Year 13.