Daily Attendance
School attendance is mandatory everyday OIS is in session. A student will be considered “in attendance” if he/she is off campus formally representing the school while participating in a school-initiated activity.
Tardiness
Students are encouraged to arrive on time for school, at or just prior to 8:15. A tardy may be excused if a doctor’s note or other official documentation is provided. Students who are tardy are required to report to the school office to obtain a late pass before entering class. Excessive absences, tardiness, and early check-outs will be documented in the class register. A parent meeting is required with the principal on the fifth unlawful tardy before the student is admitted to class.
Lunch
We invite parents to come to campus to eat with their children or take them out to lunch, but parents must come to the office first to sign out their child before taking them. Please ensure that your child is back on campus by the end of lunch as dictated by your child’s daily schedule. If you are coming to the school to eat with your child here, please enter through the office and inform the administration and classroom teacher that you will be staying for lunch.
Check-out Policy
The children are expected to be in attendance the entire day to benefit from the educational environment. If it becomes necessary to check a child out, the parent or the person who has been designated will have to provide a written, signed notice of such. Excessive check-outs will be addressed by the principal or his/her designee. A parent must complete a form to designate who may check out his/her child. A person checking out a child must show to know the child and report to the office first before proceeding to the child’s class.
Arrival on Campus
- Arrival time: 8:00 a.m. – 8:15 a.m.
- Class start: 8:15 a.m.
- Students will be considered TARDY at 8:15 a.m. or later.
Dismissal
- On Monday through Thursday school ends at 3:00 p.m.
- Students should be picked-up before 3:30 p.m.
- On Friday school ends at 2:00pm for elementary students and 2:30pm for middle school students.
- Students should be picked up by 2:45pm on Fridays.
- A fee will be charged for students who are picked up after the stated pick-up times.
Campus Visits
The school maintains an open-campus policy. Parents are permitted to enter the campus before the school day begins at 8:15am and after school is dismissed. Parents who wish to visit the campus during class time must report to the office first to obtain a visitor pass. Parents are discouraged from entering classrooms while classes are in session.
TUITION AND OTHER FEES FOR 2023 / 2024
Registration fee (non-refundable)
All students are required to pay a non-refundable registration fee of US$ 350.00. This fee will be fully transferred to the Learning Material Fund which is intended to cover the costs of books, workbooks, support materials for instruction and related technology hardware/software, which will enhance the student’s learning process throughout the school year. No exemptions are made in the payment of the registration fee.
Student Insurance
All OIS students are covered by insurance provided by Nagico. The cost of this insurance is US $25 per school year and is included in the registration fee. Insurance covers Accidental Death or Dismemberment up to $5000 USD and Accidental Injury up to $500 USD.
Tuition Fees
A school needs to plan for its human and physical resources on an annual basis. This planning is based on student enrollment and school fees. While the tuition is set for the year, in order to facilitate parents, payments may be made in monthly installments over a 12-month period. Parents who like to withdraw their child from school need to inform the school at least 3 months in advance. If a child is withdrawn half-way through the term without prior knowledge of OIS, tuition fees will not be waived for the remainder of the term.
Payment of Fees – Guidelines
All school tuition fees are due by the published dates; in general this means that all tuition should be paid by the third of the month. The first payment of the school year is due on August 1st. If payment is not received by the indicated date, a late fee of $50.00 will be added. A returned cheque is considered as a late payment. Where fees remain unpaid after 30 days further attendance of students shall be denied. Reports and school records will be withheld pending full payment on any outstanding accounts.
Only payment of the registration fee (see below) will secure a place for the new school year.
The cost of uniforms and general school supplies appropriate for each grade level shall be the responsibility of the parents. The list of school supplies can be obtained from the Office Administrator. Books, related software and other supplementary learning materials are intended to be covered by the yearly registration fee, which will be transferred to the Learning Material Fund. Field trips, external examinations, damaged or lost books are not covered by the registration fee, or tuition fee.
Discounts
For families with more than one child in the school there are discounts for the 2nd and 3rd child (in case of 4th and 5th child the same discount as 3rd child applies). The discount is always applied to the youngest child.
Discounted fees are:
– 2nd child: 20% discount
– 3rd child: 30% discount
Registration and Tuition Payment Options
Installments should be made payable to “Omololu International School”
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REPUBLIC BANK |
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| Registration & Tuition Payments: | Account # 9101101460520 |
Bank payments: This can be completed by various ways: Direct Deposit or Check. Upon completion of payment, a copy of the deposit slip needs to be submitted to the Office Administrator as proof of payment. For direct deposits, please write the student’s name in the notes section of the transfer.
We now accept VISA and Master Card payments.
Tuition Payment Schedule
Payments may be made in twelve equal installments.
Payments are due by the 1st of the month beginning August 1, 2023.
| Year Level | Anguillian: 12 Equal Installments of | Non-Anguillian: 12 Equal Installments of |
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| Primary School (Pre-K – Grade 6) | US$425 ($5,100) | US$580 ($6,960) |
| Middle School (Grade 7 – 8) | US$475 ($5,700) | US$630 ($7,560) |
To qualify for the Anguillian tuition rate, students must submit a copy of i) Anguillian passport, ii) Belonger stamp, or iii) proof of 1 parent’s Anguillian status.
General Conditions of Enrollment
- Notwithstanding the right of each party to terminate this contract, the school has the right, at its discretion, upon presumption of a disorderly act by the student named in this application which endangers the order or discipline on campus, to terminate this contract immediately for cause.
- Data related to our child’s attendance at the school are stored in the school’s data bases and are used for school related purposes
- It is agreed that, notwithstanding the year level for which application is made, final year placement is at the discretion of the It should be understood that the year levels at Omololu International School do not necessarily correspond to those in any other school or national or international system of education.
- A child must be at least five (5) years of age on or before December 31st of the year of entry for entrance into the kindergarten class. Student must meet other stipulated criteria as well.
- We have read the general conditions of enrolment outlined We also agree to provide one full term’s notice in writing, or fees for one full term in lieu of notice, if we withdraw a child from the school.
- This application, when signed, constitutes a contract subject to the laws of Purposely providing incorrect or incomplete information can lead to the school’s termination of the contract.
Father/Guardian Signature: Date:
The Board of Directors of Omololu International School The (OIS) is pleased to announce the continuation of our Need-based Financial Aid for the 2022–2023 school year. One of the key cornerstone values of OIS has been to offer a quality, holistic education that is accessible to a wide cross-section of families in Anguilla, and the availability of funds through this scholarship program will further facilitate this community building goal. Email [email protected] for more information.
