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1. Two admission methods are used. For Play Group, an interview or verbal assessment is conducted. For Nursery through Year 3, a written assessment is conducted along with an interview. This approach helps assess readiness and potential while ensuring alignment with the school's pace of learning.
2. Age-based placement follows: Play Group 3+, Nursery 4+, KG 5+, Year 1 6+, Year 2 7+, Year 3 8+. The principal may place a pupil in a different Year Group based on verbal and written assessment.
3. Applications can be submitted either physically or online. The online application form is available via the Application Form link. Required documents include the birth certificate, proof of address, student photo, photocopy of a parent's NID, parent's photo, and the previous school report if available, along with payment of the admission fee.
4. After submission, applicants receive an automatic email reply confirming successful submission. For any inquiries, contact details are provided by the school to assist applicants.
The school does not publish information on any existing waitlist.
The school does not publish information on any existing scholarships.
Al Hekmah International School offers an integrated Cambridge curriculum with Islamic Education, preparing students from Play Group through Year 3 for O' and A–level qualifications. The campus is in Chandgaon, Chattogram, at 3307/A Moulvi Pukur Par on Arakan Road. The school emphasizes English as the language of instruction with strong emphasis on Arabic and Bangla language development. The student body is around 200 students, taught by more than 30 teachers and a small administration. Class sizes are typically 15–20 students. The school operates a transport service. Facilities include a library, science labs, and indoor and outdoor sports zones. The curriculum is Cambridge-based and integrated with Islamic Education, and leads to O- and A-levels.
