Invictus International School Phnom Penh

Invictus Phnom Penh is on Preah Norodom Boulevard (Street 41) in Tonle Bassac, Chamkarmon — a central city location a few minutes' drive from Independence Monument and close to riverside neighbourhoods. Public roads and taxis serve the area; the school lists its full address and local contact details on its contact page.

The school runs from Early Years through to Sixth Form: Nursery/Reception (EYFS, ages 3–5), Primary (Key Stages 1–2, Years 1–6), and Secondary (Key Stages 3–5, Years 7–13) leading to Cambridge IGCSEs and A-Levels. Age ranges are published on the school's curricula pages.

Invictus Phnom Penh is a private, co-educational day school and part of the Invictus group of schools (a Sing-Ed/Acrophyte group headquartered in Singapore). No boarding provision is listed for the Phnom Penh campus.

The school's materials emphasise an inclusive approach; third‑party listings and network pages note a Learning Support Coordinator who works with teachers and parents and can set individual programmes/IEPs and advise on external specialists where needed. Parents are advised to contact Admissions for details about specific provisions and assessments.

Invictus International Schools are a proprietary brand of Sing‑Ed (education arm of Acrophyte) and are headquartered in Singapore; the Phnom Penh campus is part of that regional group.

The Phnom Penh campus does not state any religious affiliation on its public pages; school materials and third‑party profiles present it as a non‑sectarian international school.

According to the school FAQs, Early Years and Primary currently start at 7:30 AM and finish around 2:30 PM; Secondary typically starts at 8:00 AM and finishes around 3:00 PM, with after‑school CCAs offered from about 3:00–4:00 PM. Check Admissions for any year‑specific variations.

The school's FAQs state that, due to low demand, Invictus Phnom Penh does not currently offer a school bus service; families are advised to contact Admissions if they need transport updates or to request a service in future. The contact page lists phone and messaging options for admissions enquiries.

Application and one-time enrolment fees

- Assessment fee (Years 1–13, one-time): USD 100.
- Registration / application fee (one-time): USD 1,000 for the first child; USD 750 for a sibling. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable; a place is considered secure only after payment.

Tuition fees by year group (per year, per semester and per term) and capital fee

- Nursery (Half day): Annual USD 3,760 — Semester USD 1,927 — Term USD 987 — Capital fee USD 890.
- Nursery (Full day): Annual USD 4,534 — Semester USD 2,324 — Term USD 1,190 — Capital fee USD 890.
- Reception: Annual USD 5,351 — Semester USD 2,743 — Term USD 1,405 — Capital fee USD 890.
- Years 1–6: Annual USD 6,921 — Semester USD 3,547 — Term USD 1,817 — Capital fee USD 1,100.
- Years 7–9: Annual USD 7,553 — Semester USD 3,871 — Term USD 1,983 — Capital fee USD 1,350.
- Years 10–13: Annual USD 8,812 — Semester USD 4,516 — Term USD 2,313 — Capital fee USD 1,410.

Sibling discount

- No discount for Student 1.
- Sibling 1: 5% discount on tuition.
- Siblings 2–4: 10% discount on tuition.
- Discount rules: where two children enrol at the same time the discount applies to the highest-paying child; the discount also applies to the next child if there is already an existing enrolled child.

Miscellaneous and additional charges

- Co-curricular activities (CCA): USD 10–25 per session depending on the subject; each student receives a USD 20 credit per session included in tuition.
- After-school care (2:00–4:30pm): USD 6 per hour (charged per day).
- Uniform items (individual prices listed): School shirt USD 16; pants/skort USD 16; PE uniform USD 16; chair bag (primary) USD 10. The capital fee also includes one set of uniform for new enrolments.
- Academic field trips: typical range USD 100–1,000 depending on destination (charged prior to activity commencement).
- Snack: USD 1.50 per day (invoiced per month). Lunch (invoiced per term): Nursery–Year 1 USD 3.25 per meal; Years 2–6 USD 3.50 per meal; Years 7–13 USD 3.75 per meal.
- Locker hire: charged annually; failure to pay within two weeks can result in removal from the locker assignment and cancellations are effective only at the end of the academic year.
- Bank / transfer charges (where applicable): the school has previously indicated a range for bank/transfer charges (USD 20–200). Parents should allow for possible bank fees when making international transfers.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Invoices are issued and payments are due as stated on each invoice. Annual and semester payments list “deadline as stated in the invoice.” Term payment deadlines (example academic year schedule shown by the school) are: Term 1 deadline 8 September 2025; Term 2 deadline 9 December 2025; Term 3 deadline 3 March 2026. Semester 2 deadline example shown is 9 December 2025. (Invoice-specific deadlines may vary; the school's published schedule lists these dates for the academic year example.) All fees are charged in USD.
- All fees listed are described by the school as non-transferable and (where stated) non-refundable; capital fees and tuition are charged in addition to application/registration fees.

Withdrawal and refund information

- Refunds apply to tuition only and are calculated by the school based on written notice of withdrawal relative to the course/term commencement date:
- 100% refund if written notice is received 60 days or more before term/course commencement.
- 50% refund if written notice is received between 30 and 59 days before commencement.
- 0% refund if written notice is received less than 30 days before, on, or after the commencement date.

Boarding

- Boarding is not listed among the campus facilities or fee schedules for the Phnom Penh campus; the published campus facilities and admissions/fees pages do not indicate boarding services for this campus. Therefore boarding is not applicable for Invictus International School Phnom Penh.

Fee payment options and practical notes on payment

- The school issues invoices and indicates payment deadlines on those invoices. The published fee pages reference bank/transfer charges, which indicates bank transfer is a standard payment channel; parents should allow for bank transfer fees when remitting payments. Specific electronic or card payment methods are not listed on the fee schedule pages; payment instructions and accepted methods are provided on invoices or directly by the admissions/accounts office.