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Maputo International School

Mozambique, Maputo

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees MZN 181,500 - 408,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 900
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages Portuguese, French, Swahili
Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Maputo International School is located at Rua de Nachingwea, No. 389, CP 4152, Maputo, Mozambique. The school follows the Cambridge curriculum at all levels: Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Secondary, IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels. This Cambridge pathway provides a structured progression from primary through pre-university qualifications, with examinations aligned to Cambridge assessment standards. The school operates in Mozambique and serves families seeking an international education pathway that aligns with global higher education requirements for diverse learners. The program supports preparation for further study inside Mozambique or abroad through internationally recognized Cambridge qualifications. The Mozambican context is reflected in its local operations while offering a qualifications framework that connects learners to opportunities beyond the local environment. This combination makes the school a practical option for families seeking continuity between schooling and global qualifications. The Cambridge framework also supports international recognition and transfer opportunities for students around the world.

Rua de Nachingwea, No. 389, CP 4152, Maputo, Mozambique

The Essentials

Maputo International School has 900 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
Rua de Nachingwea, n° 389, CP 4152, Maputo, Mozambique.

Stages
Preschool (ages 3 and up) to Grade 6 in the Primary sector; Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3, Grades 7–9) with Cambridge progression to KS4 (Grades 10–11) and KS5 (Grades 12–13).

Pupil Nationality Mix
Over 900 students representing more than 40 countries.

Country affiliation
Mozambique

School day structure
School day starts at 7:30 A.M. with a general morning assembly. Lessons begin at 7:40 A.M.; the day ends at 3:30 P.M. with extra-curricular activities from 3:30 to 4:30 P.M. The school takes no responsibility for students left on the premises after 4:30 P.M.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are compulsory for all MIS students. Uniforms can be purchased at the school.
Fees

Annual tuition at Maputo International School ranges from MZN 181,500 to MZN 408,000 for 2026/27.

Application and registration fees

- Registration fee (one‑time, new students):
- Pre‑School A & B: MZN 30,000.
- Reception & Grade 1–2: MZN 40,000.
- Grades 3–13 (KS2–KS5): MZN 60,000.
- Returning fee (charged to returning students at the start of each academic year):
- Pre‑School A & B: MZN 2,500 (note: an asterisk indicates this applies only to Pre‑School B in the published schedule).
- Reception & Grade 1–2: MZN 2,500.
- Grades 3–6: MZN 2,500.
- Grades 7–13: MZN 3,000.
- The registration fee is non‑refundable (registration/enrolment conditions require a non‑refundable registration payment).

Tuition fees (per term and annual)

- The academic year is organised into three (3) terms; annual tuition equals three times the term fee.

- Fees by year group (term fee / annual fee):
- KS1 — Pre‑School A & B: Term MZN 60,500 → Annual MZN 181,500.
- KS1 — Reception & Grades 1–2: Term MZN 97,500 → Annual MZN 292,500.
- KS2 — Grades 3–6: Term MZN 103,500 → Annual MZN 310,500.
- KS3 — Grades 7–9: Term MZN 128,600 → Annual MZN 385,800.
- KS4 — Grades 10–11: Term MZN 131,600 → Annual MZN 394,800.
- KS5 — Grades 12–13: Term MZN 136,000 → Annual MZN 408,000.

- Book charges / deposits:
- An annual book fee of MZN 2,000 is listed for Reception through Grade 13.
- A book deposit is charged at the beginning of the academic year for certain year groups (examples in earlier published fee schedules: KS2 MZN 5,400; KS3 MZN 15,900; KS4 MZN 15,900; KS5 MZN 26,700). The school may charge replacement cost for books not returned, deducted from the book deposit.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- There are three terms per academic year; tuition is billed by term.
- Payment methods and bank details (bank transfer information published by the school):
- Standard Bank — MZN account: Account name Escola Internacional de Maputo; Account number: 104 157 401 1018 (MZN); Branch: Mao‑Tse‑Tung; Swift: SBICMZMZM; IBAN/NIB details published.
- Standard Bank — USD account: Account name Escola Internacional de Maputo; Account number: 104 002 396 1003 (USD); Branch: Mao‑Tse‑Tung; Swift: SBICMZMZM; IBAN/NIB details published. When paying in USD, the bank's exchange rate on the day of payment is to be used.
- Cash payments are not accepted at school.
- Overdue payments and penalties:
- A penalty charge is applied for each 30 days past the payment due date. Continued non‑payment can result in loss of the student's right to attend school. The educational guardian remains responsible for payment of the last term in which the student is registered and for the last month of any extra‑curricular activities. No discounts are given for absences.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable: Maputo International School operates as a day school (the published student handbook describes the school day and pick‑up procedures; no boarding provision or boarding fees are listed).

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Uniforms: school uniform is compulsory for all students and may be purchased through the school; uniform pricing and purchasing arrangements are handled by the school secretary/administration.
- Exam fees: External exam charges (for Cambridge IGCSE/other external examinations) are charged separately in accordance with the relevant exam board scale.
- Extra‑curricular activities and other services: After‑school activities, canteen purchases, and certain extra services may incur additional charges billed separately. The guardian is responsible for payment of any contracted extra services.

Refunds and withdrawals

- Withdrawal and refunds: The guardian remains liable for the full payment of fees for the last term in which the student is registered; there are no discounts for absences. The published fee/administrative material indicates that overdue or unpaid fees may result in removal of the student's right to attend and that exam and other charges are billed separately. Specific refund rules for early withdrawal are not listed in the available fee schedule; the school's published material requires the registration fee to be paid as non‑refundable and makes clear that the returning fee is charged each year for returning students.

Practical notes on payments and contacts

- Bank transfers should include the student's full name and student ID/reference to ensure correct allocation. When paying in USD, check the bank's buy exchange rate on the day of payment. Cash is not accepted at the school office. For billing queries or to arrange alternative payment methods, contact the school finance office using the published school contact details.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
MIS aims to develop collaboration, creativity, empathy, resilience, and self‑assurance to produce 21st‑century global citizens. The school features a diverse staff from many national backgrounds, enriching the learning environment. MIS offers after‑school activities and clubs, including sports, drama, debate, Model United Nations, World Scholars, Fashion Club, Community Services, Environmental Management Clubs, and Girl Guides. The school emphasizes open communication with parents and uses alumni to support students with subject choices and university applications. MIS also organises socio‑cultural and sporting events to strengthen the school community.

Mental Wellbeing
The mission specifies a secure, positive environment for students. The discipline policy reinforces the protection of mental, physical, emotional, and psychological well‑being and maintains a zero‑tolerance stance toward bullying. The school's rules emphasise respectful relationships and student welfare within the learning community. The approach supports student well‑being as part of a balanced education.

Safeguarding
The school maintains a zero‑tolerance policy toward bullying and any misconduct that threatens the mental, physical, emotional, and psychological well‑being of fellow students.
Parent Experience

Community
Maputo International School has over 900 students representing more than 40 countries, creating a diverse, multicultural community. It employs over 80 educators from diverse national backgrounds who deliver the curriculum and provide extracurricular activities, fostering students' sporting and artistic abilities. MIS is dedicated to serving the diverse needs of its students, parents, and surrounding communities. The school maintains an events calendar listing monthly events for the school community.
Admissions

Admissions
MIS admissions involve submitting documents such as recent academic transcripts (two years), student identification, parent/guardian IDs, and two passport-sized photos of the student and two passport-sized photos of the parent/guardian. The Registration Fee is a one-time payment charged to every new student at MIS. A Returning Fee is charged to returning students at the beginning of each academic year. The Annual Book Fee covers lending of books and other materials; pre-school students are exempt. In the event of dropout or absenteeism, the parent/guardian is responsible for the full payment of the fees and other charges for the last term in which the student was registered and for the last month of any contracted activities, with no discounts for absences. Cambridge Assessment exams are offered in Grade 6 (Primary checkpoint), Grade 9 (Lower Secondary Checkpoint), Grade 11 (IGCSE), Grade 12 (AS Level), and Grade 13 (A Level) and are charged according to the scale in effect. Uniforms are compulsory and may be purchased at the school; price information is available at the school office. The School Fee Payment Policy outlines discounts (annual payment with 5% discount; sibling discounts with a tiered structure for 3–5 children; youngest, second youngest, and third youngest discounts as applicable). For New Enrollments, payment must be made in full at registration, including the term fee, registration fee, and book fee. Term payment deadlines are: 1st Term by January 10, 2nd Term by May 10, and 3rd Term by September 10. Accepted payment methods include cheque (paid at the School Treasury and a receipt issued), direct deposit (proof of deposit required and receipt issued after verification), and bank transfer (proof of transaction required and receipt issued after verification). Payment references must include the student's full name and/or the invoice number. Cash payments are not permitted. The school may withhold reports and certificates until all outstanding fees are settled. Penalties for late or non-payment include 25% after two weeks, 50% after 30 days, loss of grades and potential suspension after 30 days, and possible enrollment cancellation after 90 days. Enrollment or withdrawal requires written notice two months in advance; failure to provide withdrawal notice may incur new registration fees. Non-refundable fees include the registration fee, school fee, returning fee, payments for school trips, and the book fee.
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