ONE SCHOOL
TWO STREAMS
ONE SCHOOL
TWO STREAMS
In early September, we will ask you
to confirm whether you would like to continue with your child’s application for that academic year, or whether you would like to defer or cancel it. If relevant, we will also ask you to confirm your campus preference.
September In early September, we will ask you
to confirm whether you would like to continue with your child’s application for that academic year, or whether you would like to defer or cancel it. If relevant, we will also ask you to confirm your
campus preference.
A test may be required for Petite Section (PS), Moyenne Section (MS) and Grande Section (GS) students who have not attended a French state school or a school in the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) network. We will use an age-appropriate assessment to test their ability to adapt to the French curriculum.
October To give Reception Class (RC) and Nursery (NS) candidates and their families the best possible chances of success and make them feel more confident, our heads of primary meet with them before the assessment and provide advice.
PS, MS and GS applicants receive the first offers of admission.
Over the course of the month, we will contact applicants for these year groups, according to their position on the waiting list and their campus preference (as indicated in September).
November - December NS and RC applicants are the first to sit an admissions assessment, taking place over nearly a month.
Once all NS and RC assessments are finished, depending on availability and their position on the waiting list, accepted applicants will receive an offer of admission.
We may continue to assess applicants who have not attended a French state school or a school in the AEFE network.
Those that pass the test will be automatically placed on a reserve list as they wait for a place to become available.
January to March January: Y1 assessments and secondary assessments.
Late January/early February: Y4 to Y6 assessments.
March: Y2 and Y3 assessments.
Those that pass the test will be automatically placed on a reserve list as they wait for a place to become available.
By now, most students who plan to leave at the end of the year will have let us know.
This means we will be able to offer places to applicants* according to their position in the waiting list.
*subject to availability
April onwards By now, most students who plan to leave at the end of the year will have let us know.
This means we will be able to offer places to applicants* according to their position on the reserve list.
*subject to availability
Our team will provide you with all the information you need (about uniforms, the canteen, buses, and so on) in a checklist to make sure your child has a smooth start at FIS.
Parents of children in PS, MS & GS will be invited to a pre-entry meeting. For all other year groups, pre-entry meetings take place at the end of August.
June 2021 Our team will provide you with all the information you need (about uniforms, the canteen, buses, and so on) in a checklist to make sure your child has a smooth start at FIS.
Parents of children in NS and RC will be invited to a pre-entry meeting.
In early September, we will ask you
to confirm whether you would like to continue with your child’s application for that academic year, or whether you would like to defer or cancel it. If relevant, we will also ask you to confirm your campus preference.
A test may be required for Petite Section (PS), Moyenne Section (MS) and Grande Section (GS) students who have not attended a French state school or a school in the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) network. We will use an age-appropriate assessment to test their ability to adapt to the French curriculum.
PS, MS and GS applicants receive the first offers of admission.
Over the course of the month, we will contact applicants for these year groups, according to their position on the waiting list and their campus preference (as indicated in September).
We may continue to assess applicants who have not attended a French state school or a school in the AEFE network.
Those that pass the test will be automatically placed on a reserve list as they wait for a place to become available.
By now, most students who plan to leave at the end of the year will have let us know.
This means we will be able to offer places to applicants* according to their position in the waiting list.
*subject to availability
Our team will provide you with all the information you need (about uniforms, the canteen, buses, and so on) in a checklist to make sure your child has a smooth start at FIS.
Parents of children in PS, MS & GS will be invited to a pre-entry meeting. For all other year groups, pre-entry meetings take place at the end of August.
In early September, we will ask you
to confirm whether you would like to continue with your child’s application for that academic year, or whether you would like to defer or cancel it. If relevant, we will also ask you to confirm your
campus preference.
To give Reception Class (RC) and Nursery (NS) candidates and their families the best possible chances of success and make them feel more confident, our heads of primary meet with them before the assessment and provide advice.
NS and RC applicants are the first to sit an admissions assessment, taking place over nearly a month.
Once all NS and RC assessments are finished, depending on availability and their position on the waiting list, accepted applicants will receive an offer of admission.
January: Y1 assessments and secondary assessments.
Late January/early February: Y4 to Y6 assessments.
March: Y2 and Y3 assessments.
Those that pass the test will be automatically placed on a reserve list as they wait for a place to become available.
By now, most students who plan to leave at the end of the year will have let us know.
This means we will be able to offer places to applicants* according to their position on the reserve list.
*subject to availability
Our team will provide you with all the information you need (about uniforms, the canteen, buses, and so on) in a checklist to make sure your child has a smooth start at FIS.
Parents of children in NS and RC will be invited to a pre-entry meeting.