In its admission policy, the International School of Prague does not discriminate in regards to sex, religion, race or nationality.

Admission to the School is based on the potential of the applicant to benefit from the educational services available, and the capacity of the School to meet the educational needs of the applicant. Selection of students for admission is based on the School capacity to ensure balance and diversity, inclusion, challenge and success.

The School offers a Learning Support program and is able to accommodate some students with mild learning disabilities. However students with severe handicaps or learning disabilities cannot be offered admission.

The following documents must be submitted, as appropriate, for each prospective student before the application will be considered for admission:

• Completed Application for Admission; download here

• Passport size photo in a jpg digital format, or a standard passport size photo;

• Copy of passport page with student s date of birth and expiration date (required for grades 5 - 12), or copy of Birth Certificate;

• Passport or ID card copies of both parents;

• Official school records for the last two years in English, or officially translated into English. Please include the results of all educational, psychological, speech and language assessments of IEP. If the school year has not been completed, please send mid-term or most recent grades as of present date.

• Completed Confidential Personal Rating Form (Grades 1 & 12); For Grades 1-5 download here , for Grades 6-12 download here

• Completed Descriptive Form (Preschool & Grade 5); download here

• Writing Assessment (Grades 1 & 12); download here

• Completed Health form with an updated physical included and Immunization card copy.

Application will not be considered for admission until all required documents have been received. Delayed receipt of records or omission of relevant information may result in delayed or denied admission.

Health Insurance card copy with a policy number and expiration date will be required before the student starts classes.

The application will be processed as follows:

The first step in the admission process is the submission of a completed application form. It is understood that submitting the signed application form does not oblige the School to accept the student.
The application with the accompanying documents will be reviewed by the appropriate Principal and placed in an Applicant Pool pending available openings. Admission may be granted, denied or the School may place the student in a Waiting Pool in case a class is full. Selection of students for admission is based on the School capacity to ensure balance and diversity, inclusion, challenge, success, as well as to meet applicant s needs.
In all cases, the parents will be notified in writing about the status of the application two weeks after the completed records have been received.
For new students, a registration fee must be paid within three weeks of the date of the invoice received.
The Registration fee is non refundable.
Testing and/or screening may be required depending on submitted documents, grade level and language proficiency. For admission into Grades 9-12, knowledge of the English language must be of an acceptable standard. Before a decision on admission can be made, an English test will be given to all non-native English speakers.

Parents applying for their child's admission for August enrollment will be notified of the status of their child's application by the end of April at the latest.

ENTRANCE AGE GUIDELINES

Students must be three, four, five (etc.) years of age on or before September 1 of the year of entry to be considered for admission into the Preschool program, Kindergarten or other grades. Kindergarten is a prerequisite for entry into the first grade.