Application / Registration Fees
- No published, branch-specific application or non-refundable registration fee for Stella Maris International School – Pemba was found in publicly available materials. For other Stella Maris branches in Mozambique, published public listings do not show a clearly itemised, Pemba-specific application charge.
Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts)
- Pre‑School (Early Years): MZN 79,600 per year.
- Primary (Primary years): MZN 102,600 per year.
- High School Year 7–8: MZN 133,350 per year.
- High School Year 9–10: MZN 155,100 per year.
- High School Year 11–12: MZN 169,350 per year.
Per‑term amounts (inference where term structure applies)
- When a school bills on a three‑term academic year basis, a single term amount can be estimated by dividing the annual tuition by three. Applying that approach yields approximate per‑term figures as follows (calculation shown as an inference from the annual amounts above):
- Pre‑School: ~ MZN 26,533 per term (MZN 79,600 ÷ 3).
- Primary: ~ MZN 34,200 per term (MZN 102,600 ÷ 3).
- High School Y7–8: ~ MZN 44,450 per term (MZN 133,350 ÷ 3).
- High School Y9–10: ~ MZN 51,700 per term (MZN 155,100 ÷ 3).
- High School Y11–12: ~ MZN 56,450 per term (MZN 169,350 ÷ 3).
- Note: the per‑term figures above are calculated by dividing the published annual amounts by three and are explicitly presented as an inference based on a conventional three‑term billing model; they should be treated as approximate unless a confirmed per‑term schedule for the Pemba branch is provided.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school operates with a term structure and conducts enrolment and reservation activities relative to term start dates; this indicates fees are managed on a term‑based academic calendar. Exact invoice dates, payment deadlines, late‑payment penalties, and whether discounts apply for annual or upfront payment were not published in an accessible, Pemba‑specific fee schedule.
Boarding fees
- No published boarding programme or separate boarding fees specific to the Stella Maris International School – Pemba branch were found in publicly available listings. If a boarding option applies at any branch, a separate boarding fee would normally be itemised; no such Pemba itemisation was located.
Other costs and additional fees
- No confirmed, itemised schedule for additional mandatory costs (uniforms, books, exam or registration levies, transport, activity or excursion charges, insurance, or deposits) specific to the Pemba branch was publicly available in the sources reviewed. Many international schools commonly levy separate charges for uniforms, examination entry, extracurricular activities, and capital or maintenance levies, but no Pemba‑specific line items could be located to detail amounts or whether such charges are billed termly or annually.
Refunds and withdrawal policy
- No published, Pemba‑specific refund or withdrawal policy (for tuition, registration, or deposits) was located in the materials reviewed. Typical international school practice is to treat term fees and certain one‑off charges as non‑refundable after specified deadlines, but no Pemba branch text confirming those terms was located.
Fee payment options
- Publicly available listings for Stella Maris branches present fees in Mozambican metical (MZN). No definitive, published list of accepted payment methods (bank transfer, local or international credit/debit card, cash, mobile money) specific to the Pemba branch was located in the materials reviewed. Payment methods and bank account details are typically provided directly by the registrar or finance office at enrolment.
Brief summary of availability and limits of the published information
- Annual tuition figures by level (Pre‑School, Primary, and the year ranges for High School) were publicly listed for Stella Maris International School branches in Mozambique and are reported above.
- Detailed, Pemba‑specific line‑by‑line fee schedules (per‑term invoice amounts confirmed by the school, application/registration fees, boarding fees, uniform or book charges, explicit refund/withdrawal clauses, and a published list of accepted payment methods) were not accessible in the public materials reviewed for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. The school's registrar pages indicate a term structure and standard enrolment timing, which supports the termly billing inference shown above, but the Pemba branch did not publish the full itemised fee schedule needed to produce a complete per‑term and per‑charge breakdown.