Pristine Private School

Into the Pristine Private School if the parents want to admit their child, then they can register online or drop an email to the admission department. The school with a list of required documents will reply to their email/online application. Before applying, the parents are encouraged by the school to visit the school and talk to the administration.

At the school, the parents are required to submit the form along with the required documents and the non-transferable application fee of 525 AED (inclusive of VAT) in cash.

An age-appropriate admission assessment is held to make certain that the students will go well with the school learning program, to create a level of Arabic, mathematics and English.

At the time of submitting the form, the mandatory documents required are as mentioned below:

a. Photograph of the student.

b. A copy of the student’s passport.

c. A copy of the student birth certificate.

d. A passport copy of the primary contact.

By the school, the supporting documents required are as mentioned below:

a. Student’s residence UAE visa and Emirates ID.

b. UAE residence visa and Emirates ID of the primary contact.

c. Three copies of the passport, UAE residence visa and Emirates ID of the secondary contact.

d. Medical report of any known illnesses and circumstances (if any).

e. Diagnostic testing/ educational assessment for special needs (if any).

f. Evidence of nursery attendance (for admission in foundation stage).

g. Copy of vaccination card (for admission in FS1 to Year 10).

h. Copy of previous academic record (for admission in FS2 to Year 13).

i. Attested transfer certificate, attested report card or KHDA transfer certificate (for admission in year 2 to Year 13).

j. Recent CAT 4 result (for admission in Year 4 to Year 10).

k. Conduct certificate (for admission in Year 5 to Year 13).

l. Board examination results (for admission in post 16).

For admission the assessments are carried out and against the benchmark standards marks are matched. For FS1 the assessment is primarily based on observation at play and engaging him or her in different activities. The FS1 students are expected to be toilet trained. For the students in FS2 and above the assessment include Mathematics and English. For the students in Year 2 and above the assessment also include Arabic language skills. For the admissions in Year 9 to Year 11 Mathematics, English and subjects related to the IGCSE examinations are also made part of the assessment.