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Montería SchoolBilingual School

Admissions

Be part of the Montería School family

Welcome

Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions a family makes. We want to walk you through it with clarity and warmth. Here you will find how our admission process works, what you need and how to take the first step.

Admissions at Montería School

Our admission process, step by step

01

Request information

Write to us or fill in the form; we will get in touch to answer your questions and get to know each other.

02

Complete your application

Obtain and fill in the admission form within the dates set by the school.

03

Attend the assessments

The student takes part in an academic assessment and a family psychological support session, according to the schedule.

04

Receive the admission decision

Once admitted, the Principal's Office issues the enrolment order.

05

Formalise enrolment

Submit the required documents and complete enrolment with the signature of the parent or guardian.

Required documents for your admission

To complete enrolment for a new student you will need:

  • A duly completed registration form
  • Birth certificate and/or identity document
  • Report card from the immediately preceding grade
  • Two recent 3x4 photographs on a blue background
  • Copy of the medical or student insurance card
  • Vaccination record (for Transition and Grade 1)
  • Copy of the health provider (EPS) card listing the student as a beneficiary
  • Copy of the parents' and/or guardians' ID
  • Notarised letter of authorisation (when the guardian is not a parent)

Fees

Fee schedule — to be confirmed by the Principal's Office

To find out this year's fees, request information and we will gladly send them to you.

Request this year's fees

Frequently asked questions

We offer Preschool (Pre-Nursery, Nursery, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Transition), Elementary School (Grades 1 to 5), Middle School (Grades 6 to 9) and High School (Grades 10 and 11).

Yes. From Transition onwards, subjects such as Science, Social Studies and Math are taught in English through project-based learning.

It means we educate under Christ-centred principles: our approach is guided by values such as respect, service, honesty and love for others, and we care for each student's character development and social-emotional wellbeing, always in an environment of respect and welcome towards every family.

The school runs on a morning schedule, Calendar A.

Yes. The visit is part of our admissions pathway: first you request information, then you complete the pre-application and, after that, we schedule your visit so you can see our facilities and meet our team. To get started, write to us or fill in the form.

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