Official Age Requirements for Early Years Applicants:

In accordance with Decree #11930/2014 and Circular #89 issued in June 2015, eligibility for enrollment in our Early Years program is determined by the following age criteria:

For entry into KG I, the child must be at least 3 years old by January 31.

For entry into KG II, the child must be at least 4 years old by January 31.

For entry into KG III, the child must be at least 5 years old by January 31.

Your application will be processed upon receipt of the following essential documents:

1.Fully completed Admission Form

2.Transportation Form completed

3.Student Medical Form (including health records and vaccination history)

4.A recent Individual Civil Registry (إخراج قيد) and a photocopy of a valid passport, Lebanese ID.

5.Four recent passport-sized photographs

6.Disciplinary Report from the previous school (for high school students)

7.Enrollment certificate from the previous academic year

8.Most recent Progress Report

9.Recommendation Letter from the previous school

10.A non-refundable evaluation fee, to be paid prior to the placement test.

Besides the fundamental prerequisites, we kindly ask parents to submit the following essential documents by the end of the current academic year:

For applicants who have previously studied in Lebanon, please provide:

An official school certificate endorsed by the Lebanese Ministry of Education.

• Final grade reports for the last three academic years (intermediate and secondary) or the last two academic years (elementary).

• A certified copy of the Brevet Certificate (Grade 10 or higher).

• For students requiring learning support, please include a psycho-educational report and an IQ test.

Equivalence permission from the Lebanese Ministry of Education is required to place the student in the appropriate grade level and program. To obtain this document:

• Students holding the Lebanese Nationality only:

1- Grades of the last three years abroad should be legalized by the Ministry of Education, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Lebanese Embassy in the country where the student has studied abroad.

2-After completing these legalization(s), the same documents should be legalized in Lebanon by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and presented to the Ministry of Education (Equivalence Committee – UNESCO) along with a copy of the identity card, a valid foreign passport, and a proof of residence abroad, in order to obtain an equivalence of the class level in Lebanon.

• Students Holding a Foreign Nationality:
The grades of the last two years should be legalized following the same procedure above for the Students holding the Lebanese Nationality.

Along with the prerequisites mentioned earlier, parents or guardians must participate in a one-on-one meeting with our Learning Support Coordinator. Students will be accepted if we are confident in our ability to provide for their needs. If there is any uncertainty, students may be admitted on a trial basis, during which our Learning Support Department will evaluate their progress.

Moreover, students experiencing learning challenges might be directed to independent experts when official documentation is required to validate their eligibility for our Learning Support services.