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Ethiopia, Addis Ababa
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1. New Student Application Form is used to enroll your child in Reception 1 (Pre-KG). The form is the entry point for new applicants to AIS. The application form is specifically tied to Reception 1 admissions. 2. For Reception 2 (R2) and year-level registrations, copies of the child's birth certificate and the last progress report from the previous school are required. These documents are required for R2 and year-level registrations. They accompany the admissions materials. 3. An entry-level assessment is required for students to be admitted at all class levels except Reception 1. The assessment includes Mathematics and English. The assessment is part of the admissions process. 4. Enrolment will be confirmed upon space availability. A waiting list may be involved when spaces are not available.
1. Waiting list documents include the birth certificate copy and the last progress report from the previous school. 2. Enrolment from the waiting list is confirmed upon space availability. 3. These documents accompany the waiting list application.
Andinet International School is located on the Gurd Shola campus, offering international education for ages 3 to 18. The school delivers the Pearson Edexcel curriculum across iPrimary (ages 3–11), iLowerSecondary (11–14), and International GCSE (14–16). Andinet began offering Pearson in the 2023/2024 academic year. During a transition period, students are not required to take IGCSE, AS, or A Level exams until the 2025/2026 school year. In Primary, the International Primary Curriculum supports inquiry-based, experiential, and cross-curricular learning with personal and international goals. The campus features playgrounds, fields, and outdoor spaces, supporting physical activity and learning beyond the classroom; PE is part of the curriculum. Languages include Amharic and English; German is available after school for interested students, and French is taught for international students. The Service-Learning Program connects classroom knowledge with local organizations, fostering teamwork, leadership, and social responsibility. Notable co-curricular activities include Model United Nations, robotics, and creative arts.
