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Admissions begin with an introductory meeting between the Registrar or a member of the Admissions Team, the parents and the child. For prospective students over the age of 2, assessments vary by level: Early Years 1–2 receive a general assessment; Levels 3–5 sit Mathematics and English assessments (and Maltese for Maltese citizens); Levels 6–11 undergo a comprehensive assessment including a Cognitive Ability Test, an interview, and written assessments in Mathematics, English and Maltese (for Maltese citizens), with additional subjects possible if required. The Admissions Team notifies parents of the decision, which is final. Documentation required includes the child's current school report (with wellbeing and information on communication skills), the Early Years Questionnaire for EY 1–2, any relevant psychological reports, the birth certificate (original or authenticated copy with translations if needed), the child's passport/ID, the parents' passports/IDs, a vaccination card for non-Maltese students, and a passport-size photo.
Chiswick House School and St Martin's College (CHS & SMC) are Malta's independent, co-educational group serving pupils aged 3–18 across Kappara and Swatar. CHS and SMC offer a Bespoke Curriculum with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and an International Programme including English (EL2/3), French (FL2/3), Spanish (SL2/3), Italian (IL1), and Maltese. By Level 6, languages are taught: French, Italian, German, Spanish and Mandarin. An Inclusion and Well‑Being framework provides an Inclusion Coordinator, SEN specialists, a Well‑Being Team and a counsellor; Maths Mastery uses Singapore maths with Maths No Problem!. Ethics Education sits alongside Religious Education; Connected Learning Projects and Project‑Based Learning enrich Middle School. Sixth Form routes include MATSEC or Malta Matriculation, UCAS for UK universities, and international Pathway options. A signature feature is the School of Performing Arts (SOPA) for ages 3–18. Libraries include over 7,000 and 22,000 resources, theatres, drama and music rooms, science labs and a broad sports complex.
