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Myanmar, Mandalay
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MISA operates across multiple Mandalay campuses: Preschool Campus on 72nd Street between 27th and 28th Streets; High School Campus at the corner of 53rd Street and 30th Street in Chan Aye Tharzan; and the Mandalay International Science Academy site on 58th Street between 27th and 28th Streets. All campuses are located within Mandalay city and serve the Mandalay region.
Levels: MISA is a comprehensive K to 12 private international school with separate primary and high school campuses; the high school enrolls up to 400 students in grades 6–12 (Year 7–13). Cambridge curriculum is offered from primary through A Levels.
Private international school. Boarding facilities are not listed on public pages.
Additional learning needs (SEN) provisions are not listed on public pages. Parents should inquire directly with the school for SEN-related support and facilities.
Cambridge International Education affiliation (Cambridge Assessment International Education); the school operates as an international school rather than being tied to a single country.
No religious affiliation is stated publicly.
Public pages do not publish daily start/end times. Inquiries about schedule can be made through the admissions process.
Public pages do not publish bus arrangements or providers. Parents should contact the school for transport options.
Application fees
- A one-time, non-refundable application fee is required with the submitted application form.
- When a place is offered, a registration (confirmation) fee must be paid by the invoice date to confirm a child's place; parents are required to sign the school's Payment and Refund policy at that time.
Tuition fees (by year group and per term)
- Mandalay International School of Acumen does not publish a public, year-by-year fee table on the admissions pages. Detailed tuition rates broken down per year group and per term are provided directly by the school on request and in the formal invoice. Parents should obtain the invoice or written fee schedule from the school office for full per-term and per-year amounts.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school issues an invoice that shows required payment deadlines; the registration fee must be paid by the date indicated on the invoice to secure an offered place. Detailed billing schedule (for example: termly vs annual invoicing, due dates, late-payment penalties) and the full payment terms are supplied by the school office together with the invoice.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school does not operate an on-campus boarding facility. International students are placed with a suitable, screened host family for the duration of their programme rather than using a school boarding house; therefore there is no published boarding fee on the school admissions material. Any costs related to host-family placement or associated housing arrangements should be confirmed with the admissions office.
Other costs and typical additional charges
- The school's admissions material lists required documents and procedures but does not publish a public list of ancillary charges (uniform, transport/bus, meals, extracurricular activities, exam or Cambridge/IGCSE/assessment fees, textbooks, or stationary). Expect there may be additional, separate charges for items such as uniforms, transport, meals and external exam fees; the exact items and amounts are provided by the school office or shown on the invoice.
Refund information
- The application fee is explicitly non-refundable. When a place is offered, parents sign the Payment and Refund policy and pay the registration fee as required by the invoice; specific refund rules and any conditions or deadlines for refunds are set out in that Payment and Refund policy and on the invoice. The Withdrawal Policy requires return of school property and settlement of any outstanding fees before school documents are released. There is no publicly posted, itemised refund schedule on the admissions pages; the school's Payment and Refund policy (provided at offer) contains the governing details.
Fee payment options
- The admissions information instructs parents to contact the school office for the school fee details and payment procedure and options; specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, cash, cheque, credit card) are not listed in the publicly available admissions text and are provided by the school office or on the invoice. Use the school's published contact points to request the accepted payment methods and bank/payment details.
MISA (Mandalay International School of Acumen) is a private international K–12 school in Mandalay that offers Cambridge International programmes from primary through to A Levels. The campus is located at the Chan Aye Thar Zan corridor in Mandalay, with a high school capacity of up to about 400 students in Years 7–13. The school follows Cambridge Lower Secondary CheckPoint, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge A Level curricula, delivered in English, with English-language support where needed. Facilities include science labs, ICT resources, libraries, art/music spaces, and a football field across primary and high school campuses; a preschool campus is also part of the school.
