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Testimonio II, 43 Avenue Princesse Grace, Monaco 98000
Monaco
One-time application and entry fees
- Application fee: €500 (paid when applying; non-refundable).
- Registration fee: €2,000 (paid when a place is offered; non-refundable).
- Capital Development Fund fee: €10,000 (paid at the same time as the first instalment of school fees, payable from Kindergarten; non-refundable).
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per instalment)
- Kindergarten — Afternoon class: Annual €9,300. Instalments: 40% = €3,720; 60% = €5,580.
- Kindergarten — Morning class: Annual €13,900. Instalments: 40% = €5,560; 60% = €8,340.
- Transition to Class 3: Annual €27,000. Instalments: 40% = €10,800; 60% = €16,200.
- Classes 4 to 6: Annual €29,000. Instalments: 40% = €11,600; 60% = €17,400.
- Classes 7 to 9: Annual €31,100. Instalments: 40% = €12,440; 60% = €18,660.
- Classes 10 to 13: Annual €34,400. Instalments: 40% = €13,760; 60% = €20,640.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- School fees are invoiced on an annual basis and payable in two instalments: first instalment 40% and second instalment 60%.
- Typical due dates for the two instalments for the 2025/2026 cycle were: first instalment on or before 11 March 2025; second instalment on or before 1 June 2025. Late payments incur a 5% charge on each overdue instalment from the day following the due date. The student's place may be withdrawn for non-payment of instalments.
- Enrolment is for the full school year and school fees are payable on a whole-year basis; the school calculates fees pro rata only for admissions during the year according to the published terms.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not offered. There are no boarding fees because the school does not provide boarding facilities or residency arrangements.
Other costs and typical extras
- Items included in the annual school fees: stationery; materials and textbooks; an iPad for Classes 4 to 9; a MacBook for Classes 10 to 13; the annual CAM bus card; external examination registration fees (IB MYP, IB CP, IB DP, Pearson BTEC); outings and short educational visits connected to classwork; the major field trip for Classes 3 to 9; lunch for students in Transition to Class 11; the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) fee and Association Membership Fee for each parent.
- Items not included in the annual school fees and charged separately: individual musical instrument lessons; certain extracurricular activities; optional lunch at the Sunrise Café for Classes 12 and 13; specific learning support, which is invoiced on an individual basis. Additional optional activities or services are charged at cost.
- Family discounts: published reductions apply for larger families (for example reductions for 3rd, 4th, 5th children as published in the school's terms).
Refund and withdrawal policy
- Application, registration and Capital Development Fund fees are non-refundable. Annual school fees are non-refundable for cancelled enrolment, withdrawal, or early departure; the school's terms state that, under the published conditions, school fees will not be refunded for cancelled enrolment, withdrawal, or early departure.
Fee payment options and invoicing
- Payments are accepted by bank transfer to the school's account and by cheque drawn on a bank based in Monaco or France where permitted; the school provides bank account details on invoices. Cash payments and credit-card payments are not accepted under the school's published payment conditions. The school may require identification and supporting documentation for third-party or corporate payments.
Included notes
- The figures above are the published one-time fees, annual tuition fees, instalment breakdowns and the main payment and refund terms for the current academic-year fee schedule.
Located in Monaco, The International School of Monaco offers an IB continuum from Early Years through PYP, MYP, DP and CP, with an accompanying BTEC qualification. The school teaches bilingually in English and French, integrating language learning across the curriculum and using a bilingual Singapore Maths approach supported by Information Technology as a core component. The Le Testimonio II campus provides purpose‑built spaces for learning, dining, and wellbeing, including a Care Room for emotional support and a broad enrichment program across academics, service, the arts, sport and adventure. ISM maintains a collaboration with King's College School, Wimbledon, and participates in AFEC‑accredited sport pathways. Students benefit from Model United Nations opportunities, a dedicated Performing Arts department, and strong language and service initiatives that reflect Monaco's international community. The school is accredited by the Council of International Schools and emphasizes global citizenship through service, leadership, and experiential learning for lifelong global engagement.
