Guiding Rules for Parents

Parents seeking admission should visit our front desk and follow the admission process. After completing the admission form, parents/guardians will be asked to attend an initial meeting to ensure we rule out any ambiguities and meet the needs of parents and children as detailed on the admission form.

• School fees are to be paid by the medium as prescribed (e.g. Cash, cheque, momo or bank)
• If a parent chooses to pay at the bank, the school or its momo will require a copy of the bank's payment slip. If it is by electronic cash, the message should be sent with the child’s name or any other identification as may be indicated.
• School fees are expected to be received no later than the end of the second week of school reopening.
• If a parent decides to pay by cheque, this should be taken into account and be sure funds are received (cheque cleared) no later than the set date.
• A late payment fee will also be applied if a parent collects their child after set closing.
• A percentage discount may apply when three (3) or more additional children from the same parent are being admitted.

A school uniform is a symbol of pride for oneself and for the school community. It allows the learner to focus on school work, not clothing and provides security identification. Neatness, pride in appearance, and compliance with the school’s uniform code are the responsibility of parents and teachers. As parents, we need your support and cooperation to enforce the uniform regulations.

Children typically adjust to school in different ways. While some children settle in confidently, others may feel nervous and anxious about being away from their parents. Most children will fall somewhere in between. Please be reassured and try not to worry if your child experiences difficulties during their first school day.

MPS recognizes this and will use our experience to support you in whatever way suits you. Please remember that we require all parents to help make this policy effective as we implement innovative ways that best suit your child's settle-in, including allowing parents to be around somewhere on our premises from time to time to interact with their child. However, it should be noted that these practices should be managed so that they do not affect the school's operations and rules.

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