Grace International School

Grace International School operates in a Christian environment and international context, aiming to develop students for godliness and academic success. It focuses on holistic education that supports the intellectual, physical, spiritual, and social development of each child. The school emphasises a culture of excellence, service, collaboration, and faith to empower students as lifelong learners.

The school follows the British National Curriculum from Pre-Nursery through A Levels, delivered by a team of internationally certified expatriate teachers. The academic programme focuses on inquiry-based learning, core subjects like science, mathematics, and English, and prepares students for IGCSE and A-Level examinations. Subjects offered at the A-Level stage include Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English Literature, and Art.

Graduates of Grace International School attend universities worldwide. Students consistently perform well in external assessments, with Year 6 students frequently exceeding English national averages in National Curriculum Tests (NCT). Additionally, the school reports IGCSE results that surpass international averages, with many students receiving Pearson High Achiever’s Awards.

The school prioritises the total well-being of each child, integrating Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) programmes into the curriculum to support students academically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. The school maintains small class sizes to ensure individual attention and personalised learning.

Grace International School accepts applications for students aged 2–17 throughout the academic year, provided space is available. The admissions process requires a completed application form, a 15,000 Taka application fee, and a review by the academic leadership team, which may include a student assessment. Prospective families are encouraged to schedule a campus visit, and the school may contact a student's previous institution for a recommendation.

The school year typically runs from August to June. The academic calendar includes scheduled staff INSET (In-Service Training) days and various school events, such as sports tournaments and seasonal performances.

The school operates across three campuses in the diplomatic zone of Dhaka: Grace Early Years (ages 2–5), Grace Primary School (Years 1–6), and Grace Secondary School (Year 7–A Level). Plans are currently underway to develop a permanent, unified campus. The school provides bus transportation for students.

The school provides various out-of-class experiences to support student development. These include after-school clubs at the Primary and Secondary campuses, sports tournaments, and events such as "Splash Day" to foster teamwork and community.