Our Admission Process

Applying to Hope of Glory Montessori Centre (HGM)

Prospective Parents may register their children 1 academic year prior to the year of entry into the school. 

Through the application and interview process, we endeavour to learn as much as possible about every candidate. The decisions and admissions are based on the student's academic performance, potential, extra-curricular skills and accomplishments. Admission into Hope of Glory Montessori centre is competitive and it is difficult to meet the demand for places in every grade. Currently, our admission is open for Pre-school to Grade 6.

 

Step #1 Interview Session

A general test will be conducted on the same day before of admission process.

Step #2 Admission Session

Upon a successful interview, the applicant's application will be processed for admission. Parents are required to settle the following amount to complete Admission Process.

An admission fee (registration + session fee)

Make a full deposit of term fees (Applicable to new admissions).

Step #3 Submit the following forms/documents

A completed Application Form

Two recent photos of the applicant

Two recent photos of the parents

Two recent photos of a relative or person, who may pick the child up

A copy of last year's final report (if any)

A copy of the testimonial or transfer certificate

Our Rules & Regulations

Please do not send your ward to school if he/she is unwell to avoid infecting other children.

Half of the fees must be settled before the midterm break. 

If for any reason, a child is not in school for part of the term, payments of the term fees must still be made in full.

The school will not take it lightly, to regular absence from school without reasonable excuses.

If your child is absent for 30 consecutive days, it will mean cancellation of his/her name from the school register, and readmission would attract a new registration.

Prescribed uniforms with a pair of black shoes and white socks should be worn on stipulated days. No other attire is allowed.

Under no circumstance will a child be released to any person(s) other than a parent or guardian of the child without any form of authorization from the parents or prior introduction.

Children who become ill in school will be given the necessary first aid treatment and taken to the hospital, should the situation call for that. Such hospital bills will however be borne by the parent concerned.