Compare International Schools in Bangladesh

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees BDT 350 - 38,700

Pupils 449

Type Co-educational

American International School Dhaka (AISD) provides a truly international education for ages 3–18, with IB Primary Years Programme, IB Diploma Programme, and an American Diploma pathway. Instruction is in English, with English as an Additional Language support as needed. Students progress through three high school pathways: High School Diploma, HSD with IBDP courses, or full IBDP; the IB Diploma requires six subjects, ToK, and the Extended Essay, with a minimum of 24 points. All graduating students complete Service Learning, and those not taking the EE complete a Senior Project. The 4.5-acre Baridhara campus houses 60 modern classrooms, two libraries, a state-of-the-art performing arts center, art and music facilities, and a range of science labs. Facilities include a 25-meter heated pool, two gymnasiums, two tennis courts, an outdoor field, and a fitness center. Signature programs include Discovery Week and InResidence@AISD residencies, which connect classroom learning with real-world experiences and intercultural engagement globally.

Location

AISD is situated on a 4.5-acre site within the Baridhara Diplomatic Zone of Dhaka. The campus is at 12 United Nations Road, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh. The Baridhara Diplomatic Zone is a designated diplomatic area in Dhaka. Transportation is provided by a bus service for students living within the Diplomatic Zone, including Baridara, Gulshan, and Banani.

Stages

Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12

Type

international school

Pupil Nationality Mix

Over 48 nationalities are represented in the student body; 470+ students are enrolled.

Additional learning support

The AISD Student Support Team provides a Learning Support Program and EAL (English as an Additional Language) program to support students with identified learning needs; the team includes a psychologist, speech and language consultant, language learning specialists, learning support specialists, counselors, and administrators.

Bus service

AISD provides a convenient and safe bus transportation option for students residing within the Diplomatic Zone, including Baridara, Gulshan, and Banani. Upon enrollment, the admission team and transport department determine transportation needs. The service is included with tuition and includes a late bus option.

Application and Enrollment Fees

- Application fee (new applicants): US$ 350 (non‑refundable), due with the application.
- Acceptance / Seat deposit (new students): US$ 3,000, due within 10 days of invoice or before the student begins classes, whichever is earlier; this deposit is non‑refundable and is credited against the first invoice.
- Re‑enrolment deposit (continuing students): US$ 2,000 to reserve a seat for the upcoming year; this amount is credited to the first invoice and must be paid by the stated deadline. The re‑enrolment deposit is refundable only if the Admissions Office receives written notification by the specified refund deadline.

Annual Tuition — School Year 2026–27 (annual and semester/installment breakdowns)

- Pre‑K3 – Pre‑K4: Annual tuition US$ 17,500. If using the two‑installment plan the first installment is US$ 8,750 plus a US$ 1,200 service charge (total first installment US$ 9,950); second installment US$ 8,750. Option to pay full year by the deadline is available.
- KG – Grade 5: Annual tuition US$ 32,300. Installment option: 1st installment US$ 16,150 + US$ 1,200 service charge (total first installment US$ 17,350); 2nd installment US$ 16,150.
- Grades 6 – 8: Annual tuition US$ 35,300. Installment option: 1st installment US$ 17,650 + US$ 1,200 service charge (total first installment US$ 18,850); 2nd installment US$ 17,650.
- Grades 9 – 12: Annual tuition US$ 38,700. Installment option: 1st installment US$ 19,350 + US$ 1,200 service charge (total first installment US$ 20,550); 2nd installment US$ 19,350.

Capital / Registration Fee (new students)

- Total new‑student Capital Fee: US$ 17,500 (non‑refundable). The Capital Fee may be paid in staged amounts for Pre‑K entrants according to the entry point:
- Students entering in Pre‑K3: payments of US$ 4,000 (Pre‑K3), US$ 6,500 (Pre‑K4), and US$ 7,000 (KG–12) totaling US$ 17,500.
- Students entering in Pre‑K4: payments of US$ 6,500 (Pre‑K4) and US$ 11,000 (KG–12) totaling US$ 17,500.
- Students entering in KG–12: single payment of US$ 17,500.
All Capital Fee installments must be fully settled before a new student begins classes.

Other recurring or one‑off fees and common additional costs

- Annual Development Fee: US$ 1,000 (non‑refundable) payable as part of the first invoice; applicable to Grades 1–12.
- Installment service charge (when selecting the two‑installment plan): US$ 1,200 charged with the first installment.
- International wire transfer bank charge: US$ 50 per transfer (added to wire payments).
- Late payment fee: US$ 200 charged for each 15‑day period of delay after a due date; unpaid late fees block acceptance of further payments until cleared.
- Optional activities and travel‑based trips (Model UN, sports, overseas trips, etc.) are invoiced separately in advance and must be paid in full in US dollars prior to participation. Estimated costs are provided when events are offered.
- Campus ID cards and cafeteria: campus card required for purchases; funds are loaded to the card and are non‑withdrawable except at withdrawal from the school. Cafeteria purchases and card top‑ups are managed through the Business Office; online top‑up by debit/credit card is available for campus card balances.
- Transportation: Complimentary bus service is provided for specified local neighbourhoods (Baridhara, Gulshan, Banani); extended transport may be provided at the administration's discretion. Transportation arrangements do not automatically reduce fees if families choose not to use the service. Optional extended transport and other route coverage (if charged) are handled separately.
- Lost or damaged books and school‑owned technology: families are responsible for full replacement cost; report cards and transcripts will not be released until replacement invoices are paid.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment currency and invoicing: All school invoices are issued in US dollars. Cash is not accepted for school fees. Accepted payment instruments for school fee invoices are cheque, international wire transfer, or pay order payable to "American International School Dhaka." BDT payments are allowed only with prior written approval from the Business Office and are converted at the school's monthly rate (with provisions for recomputing in case of significant currency devaluation).
- Full‑year payment (Option 1): Full tuition is due by June 30 of the invoiced year.
- Two‑installment payment (Option 2): First installment (50% of annual tuition) plus the US$ 1,200 service charge due by June 30; second installment (remaining 50%) due by November 1. Students may not attend second‑semester classes until second‑semester fees are settled.
- For new students, first invoice will include Tuition + Capital Fee + Service Charge (if applicable) minus the seat deposit; payment of the required components must meet the new‑student timelines specified. For continuing students, the first invoice includes Tuition + Development Fee + Service Charge (if applicable) minus the re‑enrolment deposit.

Refund and withdrawal terms

- Written notice requirement: A withdrawal notice must be sent in writing to the Admissions Office and the relevant Principal at least 14 calendar days before the withdrawal date; the school will issue a Withdrawal Form and will not release records until the form is completed and all fees and dues are settled. Campus ID cards must be returned on the final day; any remaining card balance will be refunded then.
- Refund outcomes by withdrawal date (continuing students):
- By April 30: re‑enrolment deposit refunded in full.
- By June 30: tuition refunded in full; re‑enrolment deposit is forfeited for continuing students.
- After June 30 but before the first day of school: 80% of tuition refunded.
- First day of school through October 31: second‑semester tuition refunded (that is, first‑semester tuition retained).
- After November 1: no refund.
- New students who withdraw after fee settlement but before the first day of school: tuition refunded in full less the seat deposit. No portion of Capital/Registration Fees, Service Charges, or the Annual Development Fee is refundable in any withdrawal scenario. Refunds are made to the original payer in the original currency and up to the amount paid; the Board reserves the right to withhold refunds in an emergency. Virtual school days are treated as school days for refund purposes (no reduction).

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable; fees for residential boarding are not included or listed. The school operates as a day school for Pre‑K through Grade 12.

Fee payment options and operational notes

- Accepted payment methods for school fee invoices: cheque, international wire transfer, or pay order payable to "American International School Dhaka." International wire transfers require an additional US$ 50 for bank charges. BDT payments are permitted only with prior written approval from the Business Office and are converted at the school's stated monthly rate. Cash is not accepted for school fee invoices.
- Campus card top‑ups (cafeteria and on‑campus purchases) can be made at the Business Office or online using debit/credit card; campus card balances are non‑withdrawable except at withdrawal from the school.

If you require these figures presented exactly as line items for an external database (labels and numeric fields only), use of the Annual Tuition and Installment figures above will allow direct data entry; the amounts and deadlines above reflect the School Year 2026–27 fee schedule.

Curriculum

AISD follows IB (PYP and DP) and American Diploma curriculums. The IB Diploma Programme is offered for Grades 11–12, and AISD also offers the AISD High School Diploma as a graduation option. There are three high school pathways: High School Diploma (HSD); HSD + International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) courses; or IBDP. The IB Diploma Programme requires six subjects across groups, plus Theory of Knowledge (ToK) and the Extended Essay; a minimum of 24 points earns the IB Diploma. English is the medium of instruction, with English as an Additional Language support available as needed. Service Learning is compulsory for all graduating AISD students; students not participating in the IB Extended Essay must complete a Senior Project.

Student Teacher Ratio

435 students are enrolled and 76 faculty members are on staff, giving an approximate student-to-faculty ratio of 5.7 to 1.

Exam Results

The Class of 2025 had a 100% graduation rate. The IB Diploma Programme is the basis of study for the final two years; students on the IBDP Pathway must earn a minimum of 24 points to be awarded the Diploma. AISD reports IB Diploma results and monitors predicted and actual IB scores to inform teaching and learning and external reporting.

Higher Education Progression

AISD states that its high school curriculum enables students to pursue higher education in the United States, Canada and elsewhere around the world. The High School Profile for the Class of 2025 shows 306 total college applications and 160 acceptances, with acceptances to universities across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, Australia and the Republic of Korea. The profile lists numerous U.S. universities to which AISD graduates have been accepted, illustrating a broad range of U.S. matriculation.

Admissions

Step One: Submitting an Application. Submit an online Application Form and upload all required documents. All records must be in English; translations must be verified by an official translator; parents may not translate records. A completed online application includes a language survey, confidential teacher recommendations sent directly from the current school, health information, immunization records, transcripts for the past three years, standardized test scores, passport and visa copies for the student and both parents, any evaluations, and any documents AISD requests. There is a one-time application processing fee of US$350, payable online or in Dhaka; online payments incur a 3.99% processing fee; submitting an online application does not guarantee admission. Step Two: Placement Assessments. All students from Pre-K3 to Grade 10 complete placement testing. For Pre-K3 and PreK4, on-campus individual screening sessions are required. For KG–Grade 5: virtual MAP testing plus a writing sample, followed by an interview. For Grade 6–Grade 10: virtual MAP testing plus a writing sample, followed by an interview. Step Three: Application Review. After placement tests, the complete file is reviewed by the admissions team for a final decision. Parents are notified of the decision by email. A confirmation of receipt email is sent within three working days after submission of the online application and fee. The working week in Bangladesh is Sunday to Thursday.

Scholarships

AISD does not offer any scholarships at this time.

Waitlist

AISD does not guarantee seats. Only children of U.S. Government direct hire employees are guaranteed seats provided they meet admissions criteria. Prospective families initiate the process by submitting an online application and paying the US$350 processing fee; the file is added to a pool of candidates. If a seat becomes available, placement screening is conducted and the Admissions Review Committee makes a final decision. The process may take several weeks.

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Aga Khan Academy Dhaka

Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Fees BDT 85,000 - 967,600

Pupils 600

Type Co-educational

Aga Khan Academy Dhaka is an IB World School offering the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) for students aged 6 to 18. On a 17‑acre campus near Bashundhara, it serves 750 students (K–12) with capacity to grow to 1,200; a residential programme from Grade 6 is planned. The campus provides subject- and age-appropriate classrooms, science and computer laboratories, a library and resource centres, and spaces for fine arts, music and dance with practice booths. The Commons hosts dining and music and drama performances. The Aga Khan Curricular Strands—Ethics, Pluralism, Cultures (Muslim civilisations emphasis), Governance and Civil Society, Economics for Development—are woven through the curriculum to foster inquiry, collaboration and responsible leadership. English is the common medium, with dual-language instruction that includes a national language and intercultural immersion. The programme prepares students for university admissions in Bangladesh and abroad and connects them with the AK Academy network through exchanges.

Location

The Aga Khan Academy Dhaka sits on a 17-acre site in Bashundara, Dhaka, at Ka-65/1, Kuratoli, Dhaka-1229, Bangladesh.

Stages

Kindergarten to Grade 12; Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme (IB World School).

Type

Private, non-profit, non-denominational, co-educational IB World School; residential programme planned to commence from Grade 6.

Pupil Nationality Mix

IB DP students by nationality: USA 26%; Bangladesh 26%; Canada 21%; UK 11%; Australia 9%; Other 7%.

Country affiliation

Bangladesh

Religious affiliation

Non-denominational; AKDN programmes are conducted without regard to faith, origin or gender.

Bus service

School bus transport is available; cancellations require two months' notice; if cancellations occur, two months' transport fees will be deducted from the deposit.

Admission and application fees

- Admission fee (one-time, non-refundable): BDT 350,000 per student.

Security (caution) deposit

- Security deposit (one-time, refundable): BDT 85,000. Claims for refund of the caution money deposit must be made in writing within one year of the date of leaving the Academy; the Academy may set off any outstanding dues against this deposit.

Tuition fees (annual) and per-term breakdown (by year group)

- KG1–KG3 (Primary day school): Annual tuition BDT 654,340. Per term (if billed in three equal terms): approximately BDT 218,113 per term.

- Grades 1–5 (Junior day school): Annual tuition BDT 967,600. Per term (if billed in three equal terms): approximately BDT 322,533 per term.

- Grades 6–8 (Senior day school): Annual tuition BDT 1,332,680. Per term (if billed in three equal terms): approximately BDT 444,227 per term.

- Grades 9–10 (Senior day school): Annual tuition BDT 1,389,380. Per term (if billed in three equal terms): approximately BDT 463,127 per term.

- DP1–DP2 (Senior day school – Diploma Programme): Annual tuition BDT 1,828,880. Per term (if billed in three equal terms): approximately BDT 609,627 per term.

Note on boarding/boarding fees

- Residential facilities will not be available in the 2025–2026 academic year; therefore boarding fees are not applicable for that period.

Other costs and miscellaneous fees

- Transport/school-bus fees: Transport is charged where applicable and will appear on the student invoice. School bus transport cancellation must be given two months prior to the cancellation date; otherwise two months' transport fees will be deducted from the deposit.

- Exam fees (MYP and DP): IB examination and related MYP/DP exam fees are billed separately based on the actual fees charged by the International Baccalaureate and associated incidental expenses.

- Field trips and optional off-campus activities: Any field trips or off-campus educational experiences not included in the compulsory curriculum are charged when they are conducted and invoiced separately.

- Uniforms, stationery, personal learning devices or similar consumables: not listed in the published fee schedule; such items, where required, are typically charged or purchased separately and are not included in the tuition figures above.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- On first joining: parents must pay the admission fee (non‑refundable), the tuition fee, and the caution money deposit (refundable) in advance and prior to the student attending the Academy.

- Invoicing and accepted payment methods: tuition and transport fees are invoiced and payable via BEFTN (electronic bank transfer) or direct deposit at the bank. Parents using BEFTN must send the payment receipt to finance.dhaka@agakhanacademies.org every time a payment is made so the Academy can credit the student account.

- Due dates and late payment: payments made after the invoice due date are considered late and will attract a late‑payment penalty of 2% per month on the outstanding balance at the end of the month. The Academy will send two reminders for overdue fees; continued non-payment leads to progressive administrative actions (removal from ManageBac, suspension from classes, then de-enrolment).

Withdrawals and refunds

- Admission fee: one-time admission fee is non-refundable.

- Caution deposit: refundable; claims must be submitted in writing within one year of leaving the Academy. The Academy may set off outstanding dues against the deposit.

- Refund/charge schedule for withdrawal notice:
- Parents must send notice of withdrawal for the beginning of the next academic year by 3 March of the current academic year; if the communication is received after 31 March, the withdrawing student's full first‑term fee for the next academic year must be paid.
- If a withdrawal is to take place in the middle of the academic year, the Academy requires 90 days' written notice prior to the beginning of the next term. If notice is not received 90 days before the next term, the following charges apply: 60–89 days before the start of the next term — charged 25% of the next term's fees; 30–59 days — charged 50% of the next term's fees; less than 30 days — charged 75% of the next term's fees. No refund on the next term's fee is given after the start of that term.

- De-enrolment or expulsion: no fees are refunded except for the caution money deposit.

Summary of payment options

- Electronic bank transfer via BEFTN (parents must email the BEFTN payment receipt to finance.dhaka@agakhanacademies.org).
- Direct deposit at the bank as per the invoice instructions.

Key financial policies to note

- Late payment penalty: 2% per month on outstanding balance.
- Exam and certain activity fees (IB exam fees, optional trips) are billed in addition to the tuition amounts listed above.
- Residential (boarding) services were not available in the 2025–2026 academic year; consequently, boarding fees are not included.

Curriculum

The school offers an education of an internationally recognised standard of excellence to prepare students to become intellectually curious, globally-minded citizens of the world. The Academy programme develops students who are committed to positive change and are able to understand and analyse complex issues of local, national and global significance. Our curriculum is rigorous and multidisciplinary, fostering intellectual curiosity, creativity, leadership development, social consciousness and a pluralistic sensibility. We prepare students for admission to the best universities in their own countries and abroad. They should have mastered at least two languages, including English. Through the Aga Khan Curricular Strands, cross-disciplinary areas of study have been developed for the network of Aga Khan Academies.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates are well prepared for higher education and to pursue opportunities in an increasingly interdependent world. They are prepared for admission to the best universities in their own countries and abroad.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Aga Khan Academy Dhaka integrates social-emotional learning as part of its programmes. The Early Years (IB Primary Years Programme) emphasises social-emotional development and personal growth alongside academic learning, with a focus on global citizenship. The curriculum supports social-emotional development through inquiry-based learning and transdisciplinary themes. Routines at home and the home-to-school connection are emphasised to support children's social-emotional well-being. Staff have engaged in professional development focused on social-emotional learning, including a Responsive Classroom workshop that emphasises safe, engaging classrooms and a positive community. Mental well-being is illustrated by student-led initiatives and school programmes, including a Diploma Programme student who authored a booklet on adolescent mental health and school activities to raise awareness.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Academy follows a dual-language instruction policy in Bangla and English for Dhaka. Students are expected to master at least two languages, including English. Language Week activities include readings in English, Bangla and Hindi, highlighting multilingual learning within the school community.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental well-being is a focus at AKA Dhaka, evidenced by student-led initiatives such as a Diploma Programme student authoring a booklet on adolescent mental health. The DP coordinator notes that the Aga Khan Learner Profile emphasises wellbeing and personal growth. Parent workshops address students' mental well-being and ways to support it. The school's wellbeing culture is reinforced by the Athletic Programme, which links physical activity to social and emotional development and resilience.

Safeguarding

Safety and security are priorities at AKA Dhaka; the Transportation and Security Manager states that safety comes first and that campus protocols and disciplinary acts are followed. The campus is large and staff remain vigilant about safety-related issues to ensure a safe and secure environment.

Admissions

1. Grade placement and eligibility. Entry to Nursery (Kindergarten 1) requires the child to be 3 years old by 31 July of the entry year. For Grade 1 entrants, the child must be 6 years old by 31 August and have completed at least three years of nursery education. Admission is based on a multifaceted assessment that evaluates cognitive, literacy, mathematical and leadership abilities and is competitive and merit-based. 2. Applications. Applications are submitted online through the Academy's online application service and there is no application fee. The online form requires: a completed application form; copies of the last two grade reports; birth certificate or passport; vaccination evidence for Junior School; two passport-sized photographs; and the tax return acknowledgment slip of either parent. 3. Assessments and interviews. Prospective Nursery and Kindergarten entrants participate in assessment exercises addressing communication, social and motor skills. Students entering Grades 2–5 take standard assessments in logic, English and mathematics and complete creativity tasks, followed by personal interviews with Junior School staff. Students entering Grades 6–10 take a standard assessment in logic, English, mathematics and problem-solving, plus interviews with Senior School staff. Diploma Programme (DP) applicants undertake a standardised assessment in English, mathematics and logic and an interview with DP coordinators and Senior School staff. 4. Diploma Programme specifics and merit. Applicants for the Diploma Programme must demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and a proven record of civic-mindedness and community service. New students are not admitted in the year of the Diploma exam. Admission remains competitive and based on merit.

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International School Dhaka

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees BDT 4,980 - 38,482

Pupils 402

Type Co-educational

International School Dhaka (ISD) is a leading IB World School on a 5.5-acre campus in Bashundhara, offering all three IB programmes (PYP, MYP, DP). With a 1:5 student-teacher ratio, 32 nationalities, 100% MYP pass rate, and graduates accepted into 18 of the world's top 100 universities, ISD holds CIS, NEASC, and EARCOS accreditation.

Location

ISD is at Plot 80, Block E, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka-1229.

Stages

Playgroup (age 2+) through Grade 12.

Type

ISD is a private co-educational IB World School.

Pupil Nationality Mix

32 nationalities represented in the community.

Additional learning support

Learning support documentation reviewed as part of admissions.

Curriculum

International Baccalaureate: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). Inquiry-based learning approach.

Student Teacher Ratio

1:5

Exam Results

100% MYP pass rate.

Higher Education Progression

Class of 2025 accepted into 18 of the world's top 100 universities.

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Al Hekmah International School

Instructs in Arabic, Bengali, English

Ages 3 - 10 years

Fees BDT 63,600 - 67,500

Al Hekmah International School offers an integrated Cambridge curriculum with Islamic Education, preparing students from Play Group through Year 3 for O' and A–level qualifications. The campus is in Chandgaon, Chattogram, at 3307/A Moulvi Pukur Par on Arakan Road. The school emphasizes English as the language of instruction with strong emphasis on Arabic and Bangla language development. The student body is around 200 students, taught by more than 30 teachers and a small administration. Class sizes are typically 15–20 students. The school operates a transport service. Facilities include a library, science labs, and indoor and outdoor sports zones. The curriculum is Cambridge-based and integrated with Islamic Education, and leads to O- and A-levels.

Location

The school is located at 3307/A, Moulvi Pukur Par, Arakan Road, Chandgaon, Chattogram, Bangladesh. The Chandgaon area is a residential part of the city with road access via Arakan Road. A school transport service began in the 2024-25 session to support student commuting. The address and contact details are publicly listed by the school.

Stages

Play, Nursery, KG, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, and Year 4. The curriculum is Cambridge-based and integrated with Islamic Education, with the program leading to O- and A-Levels.

Type

Private international school offering Cambridge Curriculum integrated with Islamic Education.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Approximately 200+ students are enrolled across seven classes, but there is no public listing of nationalities or the local-to-international ratio.

Additional learning support

Public SEN provisions are not listed. The published curriculum includes standard subjects such as English, Bangla, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Islamic Studies, Quran/Tajweed, Arabic, ICT, and ECA, with no explicit mention of dedicated SEN facilities.

Country affiliation

Bangladesh

Religious affiliation

Islamic education is integrated into the curriculum, including Tajweed, Quran and Arabic language components.

School day structure

The school operates on a July–June academic year (Play to Year 4 in the current session). Daily start and end times are not published on public pages.

Bus service

There is a school transport service; a transport service was started in September 2024 to support student commuting.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms: Students are required to wear the school dress for classes and school functions. Specific uniform colors and where to purchase are not provided on the site.

Food Options

There is a Food Court on campus offering quality foods.

Governance and Ownership

Governance and ownership: The principal is listed as Col. Mohammad Quasem psc (Retd.) in the role of Principal (Honorary). The site also lists an Advisory Committee in the navigation, but no explicit ownership or group affiliation is stated.

Application / Admission Fees

- Actual admission fee: Tk. 50,000.00. After the advertised 40% concession for 2025 admissions the admission fee is Tk. 30,000.00.

Tuition fees by year group and payment period

- Tuition is published as a monthly charge. No termly tuition is listed; fees are presented on a monthly basis.

- Published “actual” monthly tuition: Tk. 7,500.00.
- Discounted monthly tuition (Play–KG) for the admission year shown: Tk. 5,300.00 (monthly).
- Discounted monthly tuition (Year 1–Year 4) for the admission year shown: Tk. 5,625.00 (monthly).
- Annual estimate (based on 12 months × the published monthly charge):
- Play–KG estimate: Tk. 5,300 × 12 = Tk. 63,600.00 (annual estimate).
- Year 1–Year 4 estimate: Tk. 5,625 × 12 = Tk. 67,500.00 (annual estimate).

Other charges and typical extras

- Books and stationery: listed as approximate and subject to costing (no fixed amount published).
- Sports fee: Tk. 1,000.00 (listed).
- Lab fees: Tk. 0.00 (no charge listed).
- Orientation / seminar fees: Tk. 0.00 (no charge listed).
- Library fees: Tk. 0.00 (no charge listed).
- Miscellaneous / transfer fees: Tk. 0.00 (no charge listed).
- Uniforms: a prescribed uniform is required (cream-colour shirt and coffee-colour skirt/pants, tie, white keds/school shoes, with specific variations by age group). No uniform price is published.

Boarding / hostel

- No boarding or hostel fees are published; the school's admissions and fees information does not list boarding provisions or boarding charges. Boarding fees do not apply based on the available fee information.

Billing schedule and payment terms (rules you must follow when paying fees)

- No partial payments are accepted. Payments must be made at the bank during banking hours. Payments must be made to the school account by cash at bank or account-payee cheque. Guardians must submit the bank/office copy to the school accounts section.
- Payment deadline and penalty: if payment is not received by the 20th of the month a penalty of Tk. 200 will be charged.
- Non-payment consequences: if fees are unpaid for three consecutive months the student's admission will be cancelled without notice; readmission after cancellation requires clearing dues and payment of a re-admission fee of Tk. 10,000.00.
- Examination condition: no student will be allowed to sit for a term examination unless all school fees are cleared.

Refund and cancellation policy

- Fees once paid will not be refunded.

Accepted payment methods and account details

- Accepted payment methods: Cash at Bank; Account-payee Cheque. No credit-card payment method is listed.
- Payment should be made using the following bank details as provided for school payments:
- Account Name: Al Hekmah International School.
- Bank: First Security Islami Bank Ltd.
- Branch: Bahaddarhat.
- Account No: 012313100000568.

Notes and important conditions

- The school notes that fees are subject to change by the school authority.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through a 'care and compassion' approach to teaching, the inclusion of 'Life Skills' in the learning framework, and by offering Parenting Sessions and regular knowledge-sharing discussions for parents.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is not described as a formal EAL program; English language development is supported through English instruction in the curriculum and a 'Spoken English' activity to assist learners with weaker English.

Mental Wellbeing

The school emphasizes holistic development including cognitive, emotional, physical and mental fitness as part of its mission.

Safeguarding

There is no explicit safeguarding or child protection policy publicly available on the site. The Policy page lists general guidelines rather than safeguarding procedures.

Admissions

1. Two admission methods are used. For Play Group, an interview or verbal assessment is conducted. For Nursery through Year 3, a written assessment is conducted along with an interview. This approach helps assess readiness and potential while ensuring alignment with the school's pace of learning.

2. Age-based placement follows: Play Group 3+, Nursery 4+, KG 5+, Year 1 6+, Year 2 7+, Year 3 8+. The principal may place a pupil in a different Year Group based on verbal and written assessment.

3. Applications can be submitted either physically or online. The online application form is available via the Application Form link. Required documents include the birth certificate, proof of address, student photo, photocopy of a parent's NID, parent's photo, and the previous school report if available, along with payment of the admission fee.

4. After submission, applicants receive an automatic email reply confirming successful submission. For any inquiries, contact details are provided by the school to assist applicants.

Scholarships

The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.

Waitlist

The school does not publish information on any existing waitlist.

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Haileybury Bhaluka

Instructs in English

Ages 11 - 18 years

Fees BDT 4,238,844 - 4,361,709

Type Co-educational (boarding)

Haileybury Bhaluka is a premier international boarding school in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, offering IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. Affiliated with Haileybury in the UK, the school prepares students for top universities with Cambridge, Pearson/Edexcel qualifications, and the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Location

Haileybury Bhaluka is located in the Dhamshur Economic Zone in Mymensingh, approximately 75 kilometers north of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The campus is situated on an expansive green landscape, providing a quiet, natural environment away from the city center. For families traveling from the capital, the school grounds are accessible via the main Dhaka-Mymensingh highway.

Stages

The school caters to students aged 11 to 18, starting from Year 7 through to Year 13. The academic structure begins with a lower secondary curriculum for Years 7 to 9, transitions into the IGCSE programme in Years 10 and 11, and concludes with the IB Diploma Programme in the Sixth Form.

Type

Haileybury Bhaluka is a fully residential, co-educational boarding school. All enrolled students live on campus in dedicated boarding houses, which are supervised by resident house parents, assistant housemasters, and a pastoral care team.

Additional learning support

The school features a dedicated Learning Support Department that provides individual assessments and one-on-one assistance for students in a quiet environment. Specialist teachers offer targeted support for various educational needs, including help with English language proficiency, and work directly with parents to communicate and implement individualized learning plans.

Country affiliation

The school is directly affiliated with Haileybury in the United Kingdom and delivers a British-based international curriculum.

Religious affiliation

Haileybury Bhaluka does not have a specific religious affiliation and welcomes students from all backgrounds and belief systems.

School day structure

Because it is a full boarding environment, the daily schedule integrates classroom lessons with co-curricular activities and dedicated evening study times. Students balance their core academic subjects with scheduled blocks for sports, arts, meals, and supervised activities within their respective boarding houses.

Bus service

As Haileybury Bhaluka is a fully residential boarding school, it does not operate a daily bus service for student commuting.

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