Mahsa International School

The school is guided by core values of respect, excellence, integrity, courage, and leadership. It aims to provide a safe, enriching, and family-oriented environment that nurtures the whole child, encourages ambition, and develops future leaders. The educational approach focuses on academic excellence, innovation, and character development.

The school follows the Cambridge Pathway, beginning with the Cambridge Early Years programme for children aged 3–5 (Nursery and Reception). The curriculum continues through Primary and Secondary stages, culminating in A Level studies. The academic programme is enriched by a strong focus on STEM, critical thinking, and digital competencies.

The school offers the MAHSA English Support Hub (MESH) to assist students. It also emphasizes individualized provision, tailoring teaching to meet each student's unique needs to ensure personalized support.

The school requires a completed application form, an application fee, and a placement assessment or observation and interview session. Admission is at the school's discretion, considering factors such as age, academic ability, and behavior. Upon acceptance, parents must pay registration, tuition, and security deposit fees, and provide one full academic term's notice for any student withdrawal.

The 2025/2026 academic year is divided into three terms. Term 1 runs from August 25, 2025, to December 12, 2025; Term 2 from January 5, 2026, to March 17, 2026; and Term 3 from March 30, 2026, to July 10, 2026. Each term includes scheduled mid-term and term breaks.

The campus features modern classrooms, science laboratories, and creative arts studios. Additional facilities include a library, health services, sports complexes, and designated play areas. The school also provides boarding options and maintains a limited number of lockers for student use.

Students engage in a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and leadership programs. The school provides opportunities for global exposure and skill development through platforms such as the World Scholar’s Cup (WSC) and Future Changemaker United Nations. Community service and school trips are also part of the student experience.