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Princess Cinderella School

Mozambique, Maputo

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The school at a glance
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1988
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English
Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Princess Cinderella School is a Cambridge-accredited K–12 campus in Maputo, Mozambique, serving students from age 3 to 18. The curriculum runs from Cambridge Primary through IGCSE and AS/A-Level tracks, preparing learners for study anywhere in the world with globally benchmarked assessments. The campus, located on Avenida Eduardo Mondlane opposite the Central Hospital, combines a modern science lab and dedicated robotics/STEAM laboratories with a bilingual early years program. Primary students engage with project-based learning in English, mathematics and sciences, while Secondary students pursue Cambridge Lower Secondary/IGCSE and pre-university pathways with university guidance and mentorship. The school emphasizes leadership, diversity and community involvement within a multicultural environment. Facilities support a broad program of sport, arts and academics, including football, swimming, choir, drama and visual arts. Extracurricular life centers on robotics, science fairs, debates, languages and service, with student council and mentoring opportunities to foster responsibility and collaboration. It welcomes families worldwide today.

Av. Eduardo Mondlane No. 955A, facing Central Hospital, Maputo, Mozambique

The Essentials

Location
Maputo, Mozambique. Located on Avenida Eduardo Mondlane opposite the Central Hospital of Maputo. The school sits in a multicultural community and offers a Cambridge-accredited curriculum.

Stages
Kindergarten (Ages 3–5); Primary School (Grades 1–6); High School (Grades 7–13)

Country affiliation
Mozambique
Diving Deeper

House System
House System — Friendly competition that builds teamwork, loyalty and school spirit.
Fees
Application / registration fee
- A registration (application) fee is required to complete enrolment; payment of the registration fee is listed as a condition for a valid admission.

Tuition fees (by year group / per term)
- A detailed public tuition-fee schedule with amounts by year group and per term is not published in the school's publicly available fee documents; specific tuition amounts by grade and term are therefore not provided here. The school's enrolment paperwork and parent agreement refer to a tuition fee schedule and the obligation to pay the stated tuition charges.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoices are issued on a quarterly basis (invoices are sent every three months).
- A deposit is collected at registration; the deposit is applied (deducted) from the third term's tuition.
- The contract requires payment of tuition charges for the full school year as stated in the tuition fee schedule; the parent/guardian is contractually responsible for those charges.
- No refund of tuition is given for absences due to illness, family holidays, or similar circumstances unless otherwise stated in formal school policy. The school reserves the right to terminate enrolment with no refund in certain circumstances as set out in the parent agreement.

Boarding / day status
- No boarding programme or boarding fees are published in the school's public materials; the school operates as a day school.

Other costs and optional services (published amounts)
- Meals (canteen) – published menu prices:
- Breakfast: MZN 5,600 per term (equivalent monthly price shown: MZN 2,200).
- Full-day meals: MZN 16,250 per term (equivalent monthly price shown: MZN 6,500).
- School bus (inside Maputo): MZN 8,500 per term.

Uniforms and other compulsory items
- The school requires uniforms as part of the enrolment process; a registration/receipt for uniform purchase appears on school forms, but an official uniform price list with school-published amounts is not included in the school's publicly available fee documents referenced here.

Refunds and withdrawal notice
- To request refund of the deposit when leaving mid-year, a written notice of withdrawal is required and a 90-day notice period is specified for deposit refund procedures.
- The deposit will be deducted from the third term tuition; additional refund rules and conditions for withdrawal are set out in the enrolment agreement and contract.

Fee payment options
- The school issues invoices on a regular schedule; specific payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer, cash) are not listed in the publicly available enrolment documents and fee materials reviewed here. Families should use the school's published contact channels for payment instructions.
Academics

Princess Cinderella School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The Cambridge Curriculum is the pathway from Primary to Pre-University. Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–6) builds foundations in English, Mathematics and Science. Cambridge Lower Secondary & IGCSE (Grades 7–11) provide deeper subject mastery and global benchmarking. Cambridge AS & A-Level (Grades 12–13) enable university‑level specialization and independent thinking. The Cambridge Curriculum is Cambridge‑accredited and internationally recognized, with assessments and certificates issued by Cambridge International.

Exam Results
PCS has 30+ years of proven results and graduates who go on to top universities worldwide. Alumni have progressed to universities around the world. University Preparation provides one‑to‑one counselling, application coaching, global admissions guidance (UCAS, US Common App and direct international applications), alumni mentorship and proven placements in the UK, Portugal, South Africa, the USA, Brazil and beyond.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates go on to top universities around the world. Alumni have studied at universities globally, and the school provides university preparation with one‑to‑one counselling, application coaching and global admissions guidance to help students secure places at universities worldwide.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school emphasizes social and emotional development from Kindergarten onward. It provides a Safe & Caring Environment where children feel secure and valued. Learning Through Play supports social and emotional development through engaging activities. Qualified Teachers support each child's growth with a focus on confidence building and personal development. Leadership and School Life programs give students opportunities to practice leadership, teamwork, and responsible citizenship. Student Activities and Clubs, including Africa Day, language clubs and community service, foster cultural awareness, empathy, and service.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Kindergarten has a bilingual environment. Primary School includes English as a core subject (English, Maths & Sciences). The Cambridge Curriculum is used from Primary to A-Level, with English language as a key subject in the A-Level programme. Cambridge Primary curriculum emphasizes English as a foundational subject. The curriculum overall supports English-language learning across the programme.

Mental Wellbeing
The school supports mental wellbeing through a safe and caring environment from Kindergarten onward. Social and emotional development is an explicit focus in the early years. Confidence building is emphasized as part of the Kindergarten program. Leadership opportunities and school life activities build resilience, responsibility and integrity. Clubs and community service foster empathy, teamwork and a sense of belonging.
Parent Experience

History
Princess Cinderella School was founded in 1988 in Maputo, Mozambique. It provides a Kindergarten through High School (K–13) with a Cambridge-accredited curriculum, including Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary/IGCSE, and AS/A-Level tracks. The campus is on Avenida Eduardo Mondlane, facing the Central Hospital of Maputo, and the school maintains a multicultural community. The school emphasizes excellence, creativity, integrity and diversity, and has more than 30 years of proven results with alumni in higher education and professional careers worldwide.

Community
PCS has a multicultural, inclusive community. Africa Day celebrates heritage, culture and unity. Student life includes clubs, arts and cultural activities that help students discover passions and build friendships. Leadership and school life programs include a Student Council, a House System, public speaking and debate activities such as Model United Nations and the World Scholar's Cup.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school operates a Cambridge-accredited K–12 campus in Maputo, located on Avenida Eduardo Mondlane facing the Central Hospital of Maputo. It offers the Cambridge Curriculum from Primary through A-Level, preparing students for study anywhere in the world. The campus features a modern science lab and robotics/STEAM labs for hands-on coding, robotics and engineering projects. It emphasizes leadership and personal growth through its spaces and programs. A wide range of events and programs span sports, arts and academics throughout the year.

Sports Facilities
Football, basketball, athletics and swimming are offered as part of the school's sports program, with inter-school competitions. Karate and dancing are also featured. The program emphasizes teamwork and leadership through athletics. A broad spectrum of sport opportunities supports physical development and school spirit.

Academic Facilities
Kindergarten serves ages 3–5 with a play-based and sensory learning approach, bilingual environment, early literacy and numeracy, creative arts, social and emotional development, and early STEAM exposure. Primary School follows a Cambridge Primary curriculum focusing on English, maths and sciences, with project-based learning, arts, ICT and character and leadership programs. High School offers a Cambridge IGCSE-aligned programme with STEM and Humanities tracks, university preparation, career guidance and mentorship, and leadership and community service opportunities. The school is Cambridge-accredited.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Robotics & STEAM labs provide hands-on coding, robotics and engineering projects from Primary upwards. Annual Science Fair showcases student research and discovery. Student life includes clubs, arts, music and community service throughout the year. Leadership opportunities include student councils, prefect roles, debates and public-speaking forums. University preparation and career guidance support students in planning higher education and professional pathways.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Robotics & STEAM introduces students to coding, engineering and innovation through hands-on projects from Primary upwards. The Cambridge Curriculum provides a pathway from Cambridge Primary to AS & A-Level with internationally recognized assessments. The PCS Science Fair showcases student research, experiments and discovery, connecting classroom learning with real-world problem-solving. University Preparation offers one-to-one counselling, application coaching and global guidance for university admissions.

Arts & Creative
Creative Expression includes choir, drama, art and music to nurture imagination and artistic voice. A vibrant programme of clubs, arts and cultural activities extends beyond the timetable. Participation in arts and performance supports creative thinking and self-expression.

Cultural & Language
African Day is part of cultural awareness; language clubs and international celebrations broaden horizons. PCS maintains a multicultural community that celebrates every culture, background and perspective. Diversity is celebrated as a core value of student life.

Social & Hobbies
Student Activities & Clubs include Creative Expression: choir, drama, art and music. Critical Thinking opportunities include Debate Society and Reading Circle. Cultural Awareness encompasses Africa Day, language clubs and international celebrations. Discovery features Eco-Club, STEAM Club and Coding Club.

Community & Service
Community service is central to PCS's ethos. Students undertake hands-on community projects that connect them to the wider community. Mentorship involves senior students guiding and inspiring younger learners. These programs foster social responsibility and leadership development.

Leadership & Professional
Student Council and Prefect Body provide elected leadership representation. The House System fosters teamwork, loyalty and school spirit. Public Speaking & Debate includes Model United Nations and the World Scholar's Cup. University Preparation offers one-to-one counselling, application coaching and guidance for UCAS, US Common App and direct international applications, plus alumni mentorship.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The sports program includes football, basketball, swimming, karate and dancing. Inter-house, inter-school and regional competitions occur throughout the year. Sports build character, teamwork and leadership on and off the field.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the language of instruction. The Cambridge Curriculum is followed from Primary to A-Level, with English Language listed among Cambridge A-Level subjects.

Bilingual Teaching
Kindergarten is a bilingual environment. The Cambridge Primary stage emphasises English as a core subject (English, Mathematics and Science).
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
The Cambridge Curriculum is Cambridge Accredited by the University of Cambridge. The school is accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education.
Admissions

Admissions
Enrollment is open for the upcoming academic year. 1) Contact the School. The school invites families to express interest by contacting via WhatsApp, email, or visiting the campus on Av. Eduardo Mondlane to express interest. This initial contact starts the admissions process and staff will provide guidance on next steps. 2) Submit Documents. Provide previous academic records, birth certificate, and parent/guardian identification documents. These materials help the admissions team assess eligibility and determine placement. Ensure all documents are complete to avoid delays in processing. 3) Assessment & Interview. Your child will take a brief placement assessment, and you will meet with the admissions team for an orientation. The assessment informs grade placement and Cambridge curriculum alignment. The orientation introduces PCS policies and facilities relevant to new families. 4) Confirmation & Enrollment. Upon acceptance, complete the enrollment forms and pay the registration fee to secure your child's place at PCS.
School Events
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