Every Academic offerings at Says comes with a unique curriculum designed to foster critical thinking and creativity.Parents begin by submitting an enquiry or visiting the school, after which the child may be invited for an age-appropriate assessment and placement discussion before admission is confirmed.
Fee details are available from the admissions office, and parents are guided through payment expectations, deadlines, and any approved instalment arrangements during enrolment.
SIS follows the Oxford International and GES curriculum to give students strong academic foundations, practical skills, and global learning exposure.
Regular school hours are from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm, with parents informed ahead of time whenever special programmes or events affect the normal schedule.
Yes. SIS maintains strict cleaning routines, monitored washroom and classroom hygiene, and regular supervision to help keep the learning environment clean, healthy, and safe.
The school uses controlled access, CCTV monitoring, staff supervision, and structured movement routines so that students remain secure throughout the school day.
The academic year runs in three terms in line with the approved GES school calendar.
PTA meetings are scheduled during the academic year, and parents receive notice in advance with the meeting date, time, and purpose.
Parents may meet teachers whenever necessary by arranging an appointment through the school so that discussions are timely, private, and productive.
SIS aims to maintain manageable class sizes of about 30 students to support effective teaching, supervision, and individual attention.
We build strong learners through structured teaching, guided exploration, and consistent expectations that help children grow with confidence and character.
Respect, discipline, integrity, and care shape how we teach, guide behaviour, and create a stable environment where every child can succeed.
We focus on measurable academic progress, strong routines, and close teacher follow-up so families can clearly see growth over time.
From first enquiry to placement and enrolment, families receive clear guidance so the admissions process stays simple, fast, and well organised.
Students are developed academically, socially, and practically through classroom work, activities, leadership experiences, and character formation.
Regular updates, accessible staff communication, and responsive academic feedback help parents stay involved in each child’s progress.
