Compare International Schools in Duhok, Iraq

Instructs in English

Fees IQD 3,250 - 3,750

Type Co-educational

American International School of Duhok is a Duhok-based learning community offering an American curriculum aligned with local Ministry of Education requirements. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools. AISD is introducing a high school pathway for Grades 9–12, with Grades 9–10 open in 2026–2027, Grade 11 in 2027–2028, and Grade 12 in 2028–2029. The campus on Didivan Street, Malta, Duhok, includes on-site buildings and a running track. Student progress is monitored with MAP Growth assessments. Governance is provided by a Board of Trustees. Registration for 2026–2027 is open for Pre-K to Grade 10, with Grade 10 currently open. Extracurriculars emphasize Creativity & Arts, Teamwork & Leadership, Exploration & Learning, and Confidence & Growth, and encompass Sports and Activities, supporting self-expression, collaboration, and personal growth. AISD emphasizes mastery-based progress through MAP Growth assessments and a college-preparatory mindset.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides student support focused on the whole child, with Academic Guidance, a respectful environment, open communication, and attention to student wellbeing—addressing academic, social, and emotional development.

Mental Wellbeing

The school fosters health and wellbeing through a safe, supportive environment, wellbeing awareness, family communication about health and wellbeing, and healthy routines that support physical, emotional, and social wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The school maintains a Safe Environment with a culture that prioritizes student safety, respectful behavior, and clear, consistent expectations.

Admissions

1. Admissions are open for Academic Year 2026–2027 from Pre-K to Grade 10, with Grade 10 now open. This confirms seat availability for these grades for the 2026–2027 academic year. Families should plan ahead for registration and campus visits. The admissions hub provides centralized access to registrations, documents, fees, and admissions contact points. 2. View the official AIS admissions brochure and tuition flyer to understand the official admissions information and fee structure. The Admissions Resources section includes the Admissions Brochure and Tuition & Fees Flyer. The brochures outline the admissions process, grade eligibility, and tuition schedules. Access to these documents helps families prepare before contacting the Admissions Office. 3. Registration 2026–2027 is the official starting point for the admissions process. Start with the official registration page for Academic Year 2026–2027, which confirms admissions from Pre-K to Grade 10; Grade 10 is now open. Complete the steps on the registration page to submit the application and secure a seat. Stay aware that registration status may change and monitor the page for updates. 4. Required Documents: Review the required documents checklist so your family can prepare before speaking with the admissions team. The documents required vary by grade level and status. Having these documents ready helps to streamline the admissions interview and enrollment steps. The checklist is accessible from the Admissions page. 5. Tuition & Fees: Official fee information is shared through the Admissions Office after administrative confirmation. This means that the exact tuition figures are provided after initial administrative steps. The Tuition Flyer contains the fee schedule for AY 2026–2027. Families should use this information to budget for enrollment. 6. Contact Admissions: Connect with the admissions team to ask questions, discuss seat availability, and plan the right next step for your family. The page provides direct contact options for the admissions team. A staff member can clarify timelines and next steps for each applicant. 7. Visit the campus: Plan a campus visit when arranged with the Admissions Office. Campus visits offer an opportunity to see facilities and meet staff. 8. Confirm seat availability: The Admissions Office confirms seat availability and the appropriate next steps. This confirmation marks the transition to enrollment steps.

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CADMUS International School – Duhok

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 3 - null years

Fees IQD 3,060 - 4,160

Type Co-educational

CADMUS International School in Duhok sits on Sumail Street in the Marina Area, Duhok, Kurdistan, Iraq. Opened in 2018 as the first CADMUS campus in Iraq, it welcomes students from KG1 to Grade 12 and operates within SABIS educational network. The curriculum blends SABIS framework with Cambridge IGCSE and Advanced Placement (AP), while ensuring fluency in English, Arabic, Kurdish, and a world language of the student's choice. English and mathematics are emphasized, with the sciences highlighted in secondary years to prepare for external exams such as IGCSE and AP. The campus is purpose-built and modern, with all KG1–Grade 12 classrooms featuring Interactive Whiteboards, independent Kindergarten section, outdoor playgrounds and fields, a mini-soccer pitch, an outdoor basketball court, a bright cafeteria, and science laboratories. Music and art are integral, supported by the Student Life Organization, which runs clubs, events, and leadership opportunities across nine departments and multiple cultural and service activities.

Location

The school is located in Duhok, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. The campus is on Duhok-Sumail Street, Marina Area, close to Kar City. The campus is new and purpose-built. The school provides a trilingual education in English, Arabic, and Kurdish.

Stages

KG1 to Grade 12

Additional learning support

Learning support is provided. The school offers teacher-led study groups; Prefects and Group Leaders; Peer Tutoring; Power Study Sessions; Academic Competitions; On-Demand Tutoring Videos. Advisory Classes start from Grade 7.

Country affiliation

Iraq

School day structure

Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.; Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Bus service

Transportation is provided by a third-party operator, with bus rules for pickup and drop-off; GPS tracking allows parents to monitor their child's transportation status.

Application and registration fees
- Registration / joining fee: USD 500 per family (charged for new students; non‑refundable).

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts; day students)
- KG1: USD 3,060 per year.
- KG2: USD 3,250 per year.
- Grade 1: USD 3,350 per year.
- Grade 2: USD 3,575 per year.
- Grade 3: USD 3,780 per year.
- Grade 4: USD 3,950 per year.
- Grade 5: USD 3,975 per year.
- Grade 6: USD 4,100 per year.
- Grade 7: USD 4,160 per year.

Per‑term / instalment amounts (payment structure)
- Payment may be made in full or by instalments. The school issues a three‑instalment schedule where each instalment covers that term's portion of tuition plus the term cafeteria charge; typical instalment due dates follow a Term 1 / Term 2 / Term 3 schedule. Approximate per‑term tuition can be calculated by dividing the annual tuition by three (for example, KG1: approximately USD 1,020 per term). The school also provides an option to split payments into multiple instalments.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard options: full payment or scheduled instalments tied to school terms; instalment dates are set in advance and may be adjusted when registration occurs. Instalments are due by the term dates published in the school's payment schedule. Late or missed payments are handled under the school's fee policies. Sibling discounts are applied to tuition for concurrently enrolled younger siblings: second child 10%, third child 15%, fourth and subsequent children 20%.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed as an offered provision for this campus; no boarding fee schedule is published for CADMUS International School – Duhok.

Other costs and compulsory charges
- Cafeteria (food service): USD 230 per term (recommended for KG1, KG2 and Grade 1), which equates to USD 690 per year if all terms are taken.
- School uniform: budget approximately USD 150–250 per year for a standard uniform set (actual cost varies by items and activities).
- Transportation / bus: provided through an external transport provider and charged separately; bus fees are set by the transport company.
- Books and learning resources: tuition includes the cost of printed books where specified and access to SABIS® e‑books and educational software. Students in upper grades are required to provide their own laptop/tablet as specified by the school; device prices/specifications are supplied on registration.

Refund information
- The registration / joining fee for new students is charged up‑front and is listed as non‑refundable. No separate, detailed public refund schedule for tuition instalments or other charges is published in the school's public fee document. Refunds or rebates for extended absence due to illness or other exceptional circumstances are considered under school policy and require written application where applicable.

Fee payment options and methods
- Accepted payment arrangements: full lump‑sum payment or instalment plans tied to the school's billing schedule. Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer details, credit card acceptance, online payment portal or in‑person payment options) are not itemised in the publicly available fee document. Contact the school finance office to confirm available payment channels and any merchant surcharges for card payments.

Notes
- Sibling discounts, the registration charge and the items listed above are part of the school's published fee information. The school publishes a dedicated tuition fees document for the current academic cycle in the School Documents & Calendar section. For accuracy in your database, record the annual tuition amounts above and include the registration/joining fee, cafeteria and uniform cost ranges, sibling discount scale, and that transport is charged separately.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are required; the average cost for one uniform set is 150–250 USD per year.

Food Options

A bright, modern cafeteria offers nutritious lunches or meals brought from home; wholesome sandwiches and fresh fruit are available at break time or after school.

Governance and Ownership

CADMUS® Duhok is a concept by SABIS®, providing a top-quality, international education within a safe and nurturing environment; the school is part of the SABIS network.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

CADMUS Duhok provides a safe and nurturing environment where students learn with confidence, safety, and engagement. Life-skills development is embedded in the educational approach. The Student Life Organization promotes participation in sports, arts, and clubs to build leadership, teamwork, and communication. The SABIS Educational System uses structured progress tracking and regular assessment to keep students, teachers, and parents informed and involved. The curriculum emphasizes 21st‑century skills such as leadership, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and perseverance.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers a trilingual education and develops fluency in English, Arabic, and Kurdish.

Mental Wellbeing

Personal well-being is a core part of CADMUS Duhok's mission within the SABIS system. From Grade 7, weekly advisory classes provide a safe space to discuss contemporary themes that matter to students.

Safeguarding

The Athletics Department safeguards students' physical, social, and emotional welfare in an environment that upholds high academic standards and leadership development. CADMUS Duhok also emphasizes a safe and nurturing environment overall.

Admissions

1. Non-Selective Admission Policy: CADMUS International School – Duhok is highly academically oriented without being highly selective. The criterion for acceptance in a class is academic attainment, not age. Although age acts as a limiting factor, a three-year age range can be found in the same class. In general, any student willing to learn is accepted. 2. Placement Overview: There are no academic requirements for acceptance into Kindergarten (3 to 5 years). Prospective students at these levels are interviewed; they must be toilet-trained and able to speak and follow simple instructions. All other prospective students take diagnostic tests in the core subjects to determine if they have attained the minimum standard for each subject. The school then makes final placement decisions and can resort to strategies such as summer school or extra classes to help bring a student to the required level. Special academic support is taken very seriously by the school. 3. Enrollment Process: The admission process is intended to be personal and informative for all prospective families. There is no application deadline, but it is recommended that the admission process be initiated early. Applications are accepted on a space-available basis throughout the school year. A joining fee is payable to initiate the admission process and cover administrative costs. Along with the student application form, a copy of identity card or passport, two passport photographs, and the final school report from the previous school are required. 4. Testing: Students applying to enter Grades 2 and above sit for diagnostic tests as part of the admission process. Upon completion, the diagnostic tests are marked and a placement decision is made by the school. Appointments for diagnostic testing can be arranged via email at info@cadmusduhok.sabis.net or by calling +964 750 5444 222. 5. Admission Decisions: Admission decisions are made after careful evaluation of the candidates. Results of diagnostic testing and previous school records are considered on a case-by-case basis. Additional criteria for admission include motivation, social and emotional development, willingness to work hard, and the ability of CADMUS International School – Duhok to accommodate the needs of the candidate. 6. Registration: Once accepted and the required fees paid, a place for the student is reserved.

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Classical School of the Medes – Duhok

Instructs in English

Fees IQD 3,000,000 - 4,000,000

Pupils 2500

Type Co-educational

Classical School of the Medes – Duhok is part of a Christian school network in Iraqi-Kurdistan, offering English-based instruction within a Christian Classical framework. The Duhok campus serves Kindergarten 1 through Grade 12. English is the language for Grades 1–3, with Kurdish and KBK in early years. The Academic Units Hub delivers units across English, Kurdish, KBK, Science, Humanities, Math, Music, PE and Art. Graduation (Grades 9–12) requires Mathematics, Language Arts, Humanities, Science, Arabic, Kurdish, Electives, Fine Arts, Civics, and Health & Physical Education; diploma and transcript are issued on graduation. Honors include Summa Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude, and Cum Laude, with a CSM Top Student award tied to GPA and SAT/AP performance. For university admissions, AP and SAT exams are used with scheduling and support. The school emphasizes moral development and non-discrimination regarding religion, race, color, gender, economic status. Facilities include classrooms, a library, and sport clubs for visitors.

Location

The Classical School of the Medes operates in Iraqi Kurdistan with campuses in Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, and Erbil. The Sulaymaniyah campus was established in 2001, the Duhok campus in 2002, and the Erbil campus in 2003. The network uses English-language instruction for most subjects, with Arabic, Kurdish, and Komalayati (National Studies) taught in designated subjects. The Duhok campus is part of this private Christian school network.

Stages

Kindergarten through Grade 12 (KG–12), including high school grades 9–12.

Type

Private Christian school network

Country affiliation

Iraq (Kurdistan Region)

Religious affiliation

Christian

Application & Admissions Fees

- Application fee: IQD 50,000 (non-refundable).
- Entrance / assessment fees:
- Kindergarten – Grade 6 assessment: IQD 100,000.
- Grade 7 – 12 assessment: IQD 200,000.

Tuition Fees by Year Group (annual amounts)

- Kindergarten: IQD 3,000,000 per year.
- Grades 1–8: IQD 3,500,000 per year.
- Grades 9–12: IQD 4,000,000 per year.
- Note for students admitted before 2024: a flat rate of IQD 3,000,000 is indicated for pre-2024 admissions.

Tuition per Installment / Per Term (derived from published installment schedule)

- The published payment schedule for the 2025–2026 academic year uses five installments with specified deadlines. Using that five-installment schedule, the per-installment amounts (annual tuition divided by five) are:
- Kindergarten: IQD 600,000 per installment (IQD 3,000,000 ÷ 5).
- Grades 1–8: IQD 700,000 per installment (IQD 3,500,000 ÷ 5).
- Grades 9–12: IQD 800,000 per installment (IQD 4,000,000 ÷ 5).
- A two-payment installment option is also referenced; it requires a 50% tuition payment as part of the Semester 2 arrangement. The per-payment amounts under a two-installment plan would be 50% of the annual tuition per payment. (This two-payment option and the 50% requirement are described alongside the payment schedules.)

Billing Schedule and Payment Deadlines (example schedule for the 2025–2026 admission year)

- First installment: 31/07/2025.
- Second installment: 30/10/2025.
- Third installment: 04/01/2026.
- Fourth installment: 01/03/2026.
- Fifth installment: 03/05/2026.
- No discounts apply to published tuition fees.

Boarding Fees

- No boarding fees are specified. There is no published boarding fee schedule or separate boarding provision listed. (No boarding provision or boarding fees are provided in the tuition and fees information.)

Other Costs and Fees

- Uniforms, textbooks beyond the references to "books" in the payment-note, extracurricular activity fees, transport, and other ancillary costs are not itemized with fixed amounts in the published tuition and fees information. The only explicitly itemized ancillary amounts are the entrance assessment fees listed above.

Refunds and Non-Refundable Items

- The application fee is explicitly non-refundable (IQD 50,000). No further published refund policy or refund amounts for tuition, deposits, or other fees are provided in the tuition and fees information.

Fee Payment Options and Accepted Methods

- Specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cash, mobile payment) are not specified in the published tuition and fees information. The school lists installment dates and payment plan structure but does not publish the accepted payment channels.

Summary of Items Not Specified / Not Published

- No published amounts for uniforms, transport, extracurricular participation, or other routine school charges.
- No published boarding fees or boarding provision.
- No detailed refund policy for tuition or other fees beyond the application fee being non-refundable.
- No listed payment channels (e.g., bank transfer, credit card) or instructions for how payments are to be submitted.

(Fees and schedules above are based on the published tuition & fees information applicable from 2024–2025 onward and the payment-schedule example shown for the 2025–2026 admission year.)

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Da Vinci School International – Duhok

Ages 4 - 18 years

Pupils 600

Da Vinci School International – Duhok is an International Baccalaureate World School that delivers a continuous IB programme from early years through the Diploma. Located on Maf Street in Duhok, Iraq, the campus serves students aged 4 to 18. The school offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP), preparing learners for international higher education and global citizenship. Since opening in 2010, the Duhok campus now educates more than 600 students from over 20 nationalities, with a teaching staff drawn from more than 15 nations. The school is owned by ANNAT Co. and is registered with the Ministry of Education under Resolution No. 12403 (August 11, 2010). A sister branch operates in Erbil, opened in 2022. The school emphasizes a collaborative learning environment led by a team of educators and administrators with diverse professional backgrounds, committed to the IB framework and student excellence.

Location

The school is located at Maf Street, Malta Sari Qr, 42001 Duhok, KRG - Iraq. The second branch in Erbil opened on June 1, 2022. The Duhok campus serves more than 600 students from Early Years to Year 12, having expanded from an EY to Year 4 intake. Instruction is offered in English, Kurdish, and Arabic.

Stages

Early Years 1 to Year 12 (ages 4 to 18).

Type

International IB World School.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The school has students from over 20 nationalities.

Country affiliation

Iraq

Application fees
- Specific application, registration, or admission fee amounts are not published by the school and are therefore not available here. For admissions, parents should expect a formal fee may exist and to be advised of the amount at registration.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per academic year)
- The school does not publish a public schedule of tuition rates by year group, term, or academic year for 2026/27 or 2025/26. No tuition figures can be provided here. Typical school divisions are Kindergarten, Primary (PYP), Middle (MYP), and High School / Diploma (DP), but specific per-term and per-year tuition amounts are not available.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school has not published a public billing schedule or detailed payment terms (due dates, installment options, late-payment penalties, or required deposits). Exact billing cycles, whether fees are charged per term or per semester, and formal payment deadlines are not available.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable: the school operates as a day school (no boarding facilities), so there are no boarding fees.

Other costs and additional fees
- Specific amounts for additional costs are not published. Categories of additional charges that parents should expect to enquire about include:
- Uniforms and related purchase costs (uniform replacement and seasonal items).
- Transport (school bus) fees, if school-arranged transport is offered.
- Learning resources and curriculum materials (textbooks, workbooks, classroom supplies).
- Examination fees (external examination or IB examination fees for Diploma candidates).
- Co-curricular and extracurricular activity fees, field trips, and workshops.
- Registration or re-enrolment deposit (where applicable).
- Health, insurance, or pastoral-care charges where applicable.
- None of the above categories have publicly listed prices from the school for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Refund information
- The school has not published a public policy or schedule of refunds (for withdrawal, cancellation, or overpayment). No formal refund terms or timelines are available.

Fee payment options
- The school has not published a public list of accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit/debit card, cash, or local payment platforms). The accounting contact is listed for parents to confirm accepted payment methods and to obtain payment instructions.

Summary of availability
- Da Vinci School International — Duhok is an IB-authorized day school. The school does not publish a public fee schedule (application, tuition, boarding, refunds, or payment-method details) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years; therefore, specific monetary amounts per term or per year group cannot be provided here. For the most accurate and immediate figures, parents should contact the school's accounting office or admissions team directly.

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Duhok British International School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 700

Type Co-educational

Located in Duhok, Iraq, Duhok British International School sits above the Duhok mountains in Kevla 2, behind Duhok University near Arya City. The school serves ages 3 to 18 and follows the British Cambridge curriculum across Primary and Secondary, offering Cambridge IGCSEs, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels. The campus combines award-winning, state-of-the-art facilities with a dynamic learning environment, including the Haraldur Athletic Complex and Hopkins Gymnasium to support sport. The Secondary School was founded in 1987, and the school emphasizes close student-teacher relationships. The Principal's Welcome describes education delivered by exceptional teachers and ties to the local community, noting its development since 2010 in award-winning facilities. The curriculum is described as world-renowned, built on global and US standards. Cultural activities, leadership development, and social-emotional learning are woven into daily life to foster a globally mindful community. Leadership and continuous learning are core aspects of its educational approach.

Application fees

- No published, fixed application or registration fee amount was available in the publicly accessible materials for Duhok British International School. Parents should note that no specific application fee figure is published for reference.

Tuition fees by year group (per term and per year)

- No itemised tuition schedule showing specific amounts by year group or by term was available in the public documents reviewed. There are no publicly listed per-term or per-year numeric tuition rates for individual year groups.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school issues tuition in instalments. A first instalment equal to 50% of the total tuition is required as the initial payment. Payment is requested in person during the school finance office hours of 08:30–14:30, Monday–Thursday. The finance office published a notice specifically instructing parents that the first instalment (50% of the total fee) is due and giving the above office hours for payment. Contact telephone shown for the school finance/administration is +964 750 270 1515.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding programme fees were published. There is no public indication of an on-campus boarding programme or associated boarding charges.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, resources, transport, exam fees, activities)

- No published schedule of additional charges (uniforms, learning resources, school lunch, transport/bus, exam fees, extracurricular activity fees, or capital/building levies) was available in the public materials reviewed. No specific amounts for uniforms or other recurring ancillary charges were listed.

Refund information

- No publicly available written refund policy or detailed refund terms for tuition or deposits was located in the reviewed materials.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cash, cheque)

- The only published payment instruction found specifies payment in person at the school during finance office hours; no published list of accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cheque or online payment portal) was found.

Summary of available public fee information and gaps

- Available public documents include a finance notice requiring a first instalment equal to 50% of total tuition and the school's published office hours and contact telephone for payments. Beyond that notice, no detailed numeric fee schedule (application fee, termly or annual tuition by year group, boarding fees, uniform and ancillary costs, refund policy, or accepted payment methods) was published in the materials reviewed. Because the school has not made an itemised fee schedule publicly accessible in those sources, per-term and per-year numeric amounts, and formal written policies on refunds and accepted payment channels, are not available in the public record reviewed.

Curriculum

world-renowned curriculum is built on the best of global and US standards. Cambridge International Examinations pathways, including IGCSEs and AS/A-levels, are part of the program.

Student Teacher Ratio

Approximately 15:1 (based on about 1,500 students and 100 expert faculty and staff).

Higher Education Progression

Passing to Universities: 97.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a caring environment and a close-knit extended school community where students develop their social, emotional, physical and intellectual skills. The vision states that students should become compassionate people as well as adaptable and autonomous thinkers. The program emphasizes care as central to the educational mission. The school cherishes diversity and respects a plurality of voices. It upholds the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights as a testament to the value and dignity of every individual. Visitors are welcome to visit and meet the school team.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides a caring environment that supports students' social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. The care is central to the educational mission of the school. The school emphasizes inclusion, diversity, and respect for multiple voices within the community. It upholds the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights as a guiding principle for dignity and rights. Visitors are welcome to visit and engage with the school team to support family involvement in wellbeing.

Admissions

1. Admissions overview. The school aims for a smooth admissions process. Prospective families should review the admission criteria on the admissions page to understand eligibility and requirements. The school provides support to help families make the right decision about their child's education.

2. Grade levels and progression. Grade levels and progression are defined from Nursery to Year 13. Nursery-3-4 and Reception-4-5 denote early years. Primary School runs from Primary 1 (5-6) through Primary 6 (10-11). Secondary is Year 7 (11-12) to Year 13 (17-18).

3. Primary 3-6 entry assessment. Entry for primary 3-6 will entail a written and oral assessment. This assessment evaluates readiness for the program as part of the admissions process. It helps determine appropriate placement within the year groups.

4. Checkpoints in Year 6. Year 6 includes primary checkpoints. Checkpoint tests are marked by Cambridge International Examinations and provide an external benchmark for student performance. Checkpoint enables feedback on a learner's strengths and weaknesses in key curriculum areas. This helps teachers plan appropriate support and progression.

5. Checkpoints in Year 9 and beyond. KS3 comprises Year 7-9. In Year 9 students will do secondary checkpoints. Checkpoint tests are marked by Cambridge International Examinations and provide external benchmarking for student performance. Checkpoint enables feedback on strengths and weaknesses in key curriculum areas.

6. IGCSE and A-level progression. In Year 10 students will prepare for their IGCSEs and in Year 11 they will sit their IGCSEs. In Year 12 students will prepare for AS level exams and in Year 13 they will prepare for their A-level exams. A-levels are studied across two years: AS year (Year 12) and A2 year (Year 13). Usually, students study four subjects in their AS year; drop one, which they achieve an AS-level in; continue with the other three in their A2 year to achieve full A-levels.

7. Transfer entrants. New entrants transferring from other schools must complete an oral and written assessment beginning at Primary 3. This assessment helps determine placement within the school's year groups. Additional assessments may be used to confirm readiness for the program.

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