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All the fees for QSI International School of Malta

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Annual Fees
Name Age Fee Track Conditions
Year 1 1 8,010 EUR Infant Infant stage (assumed price using 3–4-year-old full-day rate since no separate infant rate is listed).
Year 1 (Application Fee included) 1 270 EUR Infant Infant stage; one-time application/registration fee applies in Year 1.
Year 2 2 8,010 EUR Infant Infant stage; full-day assumed.
Year 3 3 8,010 EUR Infant Infant stage; full-day assumed.
Year 4 4 8,010 EUR Infant Infant stage; full-day assumed.
Year 5 (Capital Fund) 5 1,440 EUR Primary Capital Fund included in annual rate for primary/secondary.
Year 5 5 17,100 EUR Primary Primary stage (ages 5–10). Capital Fund applies annually.
Year 6 (Capital Fund) 6 1,440 EUR Primary Capital Fund included in annual rate for primary/secondary.
Year 6 6 17,100 EUR Primary Primary stage (ages 5–10). Capital Fund applies annually.
Year 7 (Capital Fund) 7 1,440 EUR Primary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 7 7 17,100 EUR Primary Primary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 8 8 17,100 EUR Primary Primary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 8 (Capital Fund) 8 1,440 EUR Primary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 9 (Capital Fund) 9 1,440 EUR Primary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 9 9 17,100 EUR Primary Primary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 10 (Capital Fund) 10 1,440 EUR Primary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 10 10 17,100 EUR Primary Primary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 11 (Capital Fund) 11 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 11 11 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 12 12 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 12 (Capital Fund) 12 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 13 (Capital Fund) 13 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 13 13 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 14 14 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 14 (Capital Fund) 14 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 15 15 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 15 (Capital Fund) 15 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 16 (Capital Fund) 16 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 16 16 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 17 17 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 17 (Capital Fund) 17 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.
Year 18 18 17,100 EUR Secondary Secondary stage; Capital Fund applies.
Year 18 (Capital Fund) 18 1,440 EUR Secondary Capital Fund included in annual rate.

Application Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Application Fee 270 EUR One-time, charged for all students in Year 1.

Enrollment Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Enrollment Fee 0 EUR Not listed separately in the provided packet.

Additional Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Total annual cost (infant Year 2–4) 8,010 EUR Infant stage, full-day assumed; no application or capital fund.
Total annual cost (infant Year 1, including application) 8,280 EUR Year 1 total = tuition 8,010 + application 270 + no capital fund.
Total annual cost (Primary/Secondary years) 18,540 EUR Tuition 17,100 + Capital Fund 1,440 = 18,540 per year.

Fee Breakdown

Fees
Application / Registration Fee

- A one-time, non-refundable registration fee of EUR 270 is charged for all students.

Capital Fund Fee

- 5-year-old class and older: Annual Capital Fund Fee EUR 1,440.
- Capital Fund billing by term: Term 1 EUR 540; Term 2 EUR 450; Term 3 EUR 450. (Term due dates shown in the school packet.)

Tuition Fees by Year Group (annual and per-term amounts as billed)

- 5-year-old class and older (Elementary through Secondary): Annual tuition EUR 17,100.
- Term 1: EUR 6,840.
- Term 2: EUR 5,130.
- Term 3: EUR 5,130.

- 3–4-year-old class — Full-day program (8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.): Annual tuition EUR 8,010.
- Term 1: EUR 3,150.
- Term 2: EUR 2,430.
- Term 3: EUR 2,430.

- 3–4-year-old class — Half-day program (8:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.): Annual tuition EUR 7,110.
- Term 1: EUR 2,790.
- Term 2: EUR 2,160.
- Term 3: EUR 2,160.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition and Capital Fund fees are billed across three terms with specific due dates each term; payment or arrangement for payment must be made on or before the published due dates.
- For students who start after a term begins or leave before it ends, term charges are prorated according to the following schedule: two weeks or less = 20% of the term fee; more than two up to four weeks = 40%; more than four up to six weeks = 60%; more than six weeks = 100% of the term fee.
- Every new student pays the higher first-term fee for their first complete term; the pattern also applies to the Capital Fund Fee.
- There is no reduction of school fees for absenteeism (including home leave) unless the student is officially withdrawn.

Discounts and timely-payment reductions

- Timely-payment discounts are available: EUR 180 per term for full-term payments received on or before the term due dates.
- An additional discount of EUR 360 is given when the full annual payment is received on or before 1 October; a combined maximum discount of EUR 900 is possible for students 5 years and older (with conditions described in the fee policy).
- Discounts must be claimed within 30 days of payment. Discounts are reversed for students who withdraw before the end of the school year and who receive a tuition refund.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not provided or listed in the school's fee schedule; the school operates as a day school. Transportation for compulsory-school-age students is handled through the national provision noted in school materials.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Lunch: A nutritionally balanced lunch program is offered as an optional service at additional cost (provided by an external caterer); parents may alternatively send packed lunches.
- Books and supplies: Textbooks are loaned to students; parents/students are responsible for care of loaned books and for personal supplies (paper, pens, device where required). Many students ages 7+ bring their own device for instruction.
- Extra-curricular activities and some after-school activities may carry additional charges depending on the activity and provider.
- No specific uniform fee or boarding fee is listed in the school information packet.

Refund and withdrawal policy

- If a student withdraws, tuition discounts already applied will be reversed when a tuition refund is issued.
- The partial-term proration schedule (20%/40%/60%/100%) governs charges for mid-term entries and exits.
- In the event of force majeure that causes withdrawal, fees already paid in full for the school year are not refundable and unpaid fees remain due; appeals are handled by the school Advisory Board.

Fee payment options

- The school's fee policy states that payment information will be provided by the school and that payment (or arrangement for payment) must be in place by the due dates; unpaid accounts may result in withholding of student evaluation and official records.
- Historically, QSI schools have required bank transfer to a local school account as the standard payment method; parents should follow the payment instructions supplied with school invoices.

Brief note on the documents used to prepare this summary

- The figures and policies above are taken from the QSI International School of Malta information packet that contains the school's explicit fee schedule, billing dates, capital fund charge, discount rules, prorating table, refund and force-majeure statements, and payment terms. The most recent school information packet located for QSI Malta contains the detailed schedule and policies reproduced here.
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees €270 - 17,100
Ages 2 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 250
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No

QSI International School of Malta offers a bespoke curriculum for learners aged 2 to 18, spanning preschool through secondary programs. The school employs a mastery-learning model in which students earn credit only after demonstrating mastery; time is a resource. Exit outcomes are organized into Knowledge, Competencies, and Success Orientations. Knowledge covers Mathematics, English/Literature, Cultural Studies, Science, Creative and Applied Arts, Languages Other Than English, and Personal Health and World Environmental Issues. Competencies include Numeracy and Mathematical Skills, Verbal and Written Communication, Thinking and Problem Solving, Decision-Making and Judgment, Commercial Skills, Psychomotor Skills, and Fine Arts Skills. Success Orientations emphasize Responsibility, Trustworthiness, Group Interaction, Aesthetic Appreciation, Kindness, Independent Endeavor, and Concern for Others. The AP Program offers onsite and online courses, including AP European History, Biology, Calculus, and Psychology, plus AP Capstone. Facilities include indoor classrooms, a 6,000-volume library, a Makerspace, gym and sports fields, and a Green Flag sustainability focus.

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