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Panama, Panama City
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1. Complete Application Forms. The Admissions Department provides application forms that must be filled out. Submitting these forms starts the admissions process. The forms are the initial submission required to move forward in the application. 2. Schedule a Family Interview. Book an appointment to carry out the family interview. The interview involves the family and forms part of the admissions process. Scheduling the interview follows the submission of the application forms. 3. Campus Visit. Visit our school and get to know our facilities. The campus visit provides an opportunity to observe the learning environment first-hand. It is a component of the admissions process. 4. Pay Evaluation Fee. Proceed with the payment for the required psychological evaluations. The evaluation fee enables the psychological assessments to be conducted. This step moves the applicant closer to enrollment. 5. Meet with Student Services. Schedule a meeting with the Student Services Department for additional guidance. The meeting helps clarify next steps and support enrollment planning. This step provides tailored guidance as part of the admissions process. 6. Review Results and Enroll. Receive the evaluation results and finalize the enrollment process. The admissions process includes reviewing the results as part of eligibility decisions. Enrollment is finalized after this step.
Oxford International School is a private daytime, non-denominational international school serving ages 3 to 18. The curriculum blends a bespoke approach with defined pathways from early childhood to high school. Millennium Kids delivers PK3 to Kindergarten with a play-based approach to science, mathematics, and English, while developing soft skills and leadership. In Elementary (1st–4th), English immersion and learner-centred pedagogy integrate English across subjects to build social and cognitive skills. Middle School (5th–8th) provides bilingual instruction in English and Spanish with an emphasis on individual student profiles. High School (9th–12th) emphasizes hands-on laboratories and projects and English proficiency, culminating in a bilingual Science and Humanities High School Diploma that enables graduates to pursue higher education in Panama or abroad. The school opened in 1987 and offers a bachelor's degree in Science and Letters alongside preschool through high school. It prioritizes technology and innovation and maintains a safe multicultural environment, preparing students for a transforming world.
