APPLICATION: Parents or guardians typically fill out an application form provided by the school. This form usually includes basic information about the student, such as their name, date of birth, previous schooling, and contact details.

Documentation Submission: Along with the application, parents may need to submit various documents such as the student's birth certificate, immunization records, academic transcripts or report cards from previous schools, and sometimes letters of recommendation.

Entrance Exams/Assessments: Some schools require prospective students to take entrance exams or undergo academic assessments to evaluate their skills and knowledge in subjects like math, language arts, and sometimes other areas such as science or foreign languages.

Interviews: In addition to exams, schools may conduct interviews with the student and/or their parents. These interviews provide an opportunity for the school to learn more about the student's interests, goals, and educational background, as well as for the family to ask questions about the school's programs and policies.

Admission Decision: Admission Decision: After reviewing the application, documents, exam results, and interview feedback, the school makes a decision regarding the student's admission. This decision is typically communicated to the parents or guardians within a specified timeframe.

Enrollment: If the student is accepted, the parents or guardians are required to complete the enrollment process, which may involve filling out additional forms, paying any applicable fees (such as registration fees or tuition deposits), and providing further documentation if needed.

Orientation: Prior to the start of classes, many schools host orientation sessions for new students and their families. These sessions provide important information about the school's policies, procedures, academic programs, extracurricular activities, and campus facilities. They may also include tours of the school campus and opportunities to meet teachers, administrators, and current students.

Transition Support: Throughout the admission process and beyond, schools often offer support services to help new students and their families adjust to their new environment. This may include assigning a mentor or buddy to help the student navigate their way around campus, providing counseling services, or offering workshops and resources to help parents become familiar with the school community.

By following these steps, schools aim to ensure that the admission process is fair, thorough, and supportive, allowing them to admit students who are the best fit for their educational programs and values.