How to apply to
Admission & Waiting List Placement - 2026 Intake
Junior School (Classes 1–5)
Age Eligibility (Year of Birth)
Applicants must be born in the following years or later:
- Class 1: 2020 or later
- Class 2: 2019 or later
- Class 3: 2018 or later
- Class 4: 2017 or later
- Class 5: 2016 or later
Assessment Schedule
All candidates will be required to attend various school activities on three consecutive days: 8, 9, and 10 June 2026
Important:
- Attendance on all three days is mandatory.
- Candidates who are absent on any of these days will not be considered for admission.
Middle School (Classes 6–8)
Age Eligibility (Year of Birth)
Applicants must be born in the following years or later:
- Class 6: 2015 or later
- Class 7: 2014 or later
- Class 8: 2013 or later
Assessment Dates
- Class 8: 11 June 2026
- Class 7: 12 June 2026
- Class 6: 13 June 2026
Admission Assessment Process
Overall Objective
Unlike conventional admission tests, our assessment process does not aim to measure a student’s knowledge in a limited time. Instead, it focuses on evaluating:
- The student’s aptitude for learning new skills and concepts
- Their ability to interact appropriately with peers and adults
- Their confidence, participation, and responsiveness in a learning environment
As such, no specific test preparation or coaching is required.
Middle School
1. Pre-Assessment Preparation
- A reading text (English) and a Mathematics resource pack will be uploaded prior to the assessment.
- Students are expected to carefully review and understand these materials before attending the assessment session.
2. Assessment Process
Phase 1: Classroom Activities and Observation
- On the assessment day, candidates will be grouped class-wise.
- They will participate in interactive classroom activities in English and Mathematics based on the pre-shared material.
- Sessions will be conducted by teachers using interactive and student-centered teaching methods.
During these activities, students will be observed for:
- Participation and engagement
- Confidence and communication skills
- Collaboration and respect for peers
Students are expected to contribute thoughtfully while remaining mindful of others’ participation.
Phase 2: Individual Written Assessment
- After a short break, students will complete an individual written task.
- This assessment will be directly based on the skills and concepts introduced during the activity phase.
3. Evaluation Criteria
- Equal weightage is given to:
- Classroom participation and interaction
- Written assessment performance
Top-performing candidates will demonstrate:
- Active, confident, and constructive participation
- A clear and accurate understanding of the concepts covered
Junior School
1. Pre-Assessment Preparation
- Prerequisite materials and resource links will be shared at the end of April.
- Students are expected to go through these materials before attending.
2. Assessment Schedule (8th – 10th June 2026)
- The assessment will take place over three days.
- Candidates will be grouped class-wise and engaged in a wide range of activities, including:
- Academic tasks
- Co-curricular activities (including sports)
- Some activities will be based on the material shared in advance.
3. Assessment Method
Continuous Observation
- Students will be continuously observed throughout all activities by the school administration.
They will be assessed on:
- Participation and engagement
- Confidence and communication
- Interaction and cooperation with peers
Students are expected to participate actively while respecting others.
Individual Assignments
- At different points during these three days, students will be given some individual assignments.
- These tasks will assess their understanding of the skills and concepts explored during the activities.
4. Evaluation Criteria and Requirements
- Selection is based on the overall quality of participation and performance across all three days.
- No single task determines the outcome.
Important:
- Attendance and active participation on all three days are mandatory to be considered for admission.
General Remarks
- Selected candidates will be notified before 20th June 2026 and given an appointment to complete admission formalities.
- Waiting list candidates may be offered admission later depending on seat availability until 31st March 2027.
Important Notes
- Admission is based on top bracket performance.
- Many capable students may not be selected due to limited seats.
- Registration fees are non-refundable.