FAQs

Have questions? We’re here to help.

This section answers the most common inquiries about admissions, academics, school life, and more at Shield International School. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact our office—we’re happy to assist you.

Admissions begin with completing the online application or in-person visit and submitting required documents. Students then take an entrance assessment—verbal for toddlers, written for primary/secondary levels. Afterwards, an interview is held to discuss readiness, results, and next steps.

Deadline: Admissions close after half-term.

You’ll need:

  • Completed application form

  • Two passport photos

  • Birth certificate and immunization record

  • Parent/guardian photo ID

  • Report card from the last school attended

  • Reference letter from a previous school administrator

Full payment is required before a child can attend classes. Invoices are sent before the term via WhatsApp or email.

Payments are accepted via bank or POS—cash is not allowed at the school premises.

Yes. Discounts are offered for families with three or more biological children enrolled:

  • 3rd child: 20% discount

  • 4th child: 30% discount
    Only one sibling receives a discount per term, and it starts from the second term after joining.

  • Shield International School accepts students from 6 months to 18 years, covering Preschool, Primary, and Secondary (A-Level).

The school follows the Cambridge curriculum. After-school programs include music, sports, dance, robotics, and languages. Enrichment clubs support student creativity, leadership, and academic excellence.

Yes, a school shuttle runs through various parts of Adenta, making pickup and drop-off easier for families.

  • Students must arrive by 7:30 AM (late after 7:55 AM)
  • Pickup must be completed by 5:00 PM
  • The school gate closes at 8:00 AM for safety

The campus is secured by round-the-clock personnel, access control, and CCTV monitoring at critical points.

Yes. Students receive lunch and snacks. Parents select meals using an online menu form. Options are available for children with dietary restrictions.

Communication is done through class WhatsApp groups, emails, class pages, and regular Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTCs).

Teachers are qualified with degrees and certifications, and many have experience teaching in international school settings.

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