Admissions
General Enrolment Procedure
Applications for registration of children at San Anton School are processed on a first-come-first-served basis and are subject to availability of a place within the relevant entry level. Children may be registered after birth, for entry into Pre-Grade (equivalent to KG1) which is the compulsory start of schooling at San Anton School.
In cases where full capacity has been reached within the relevant entry level, applicants are placed on a waiting list.
Siblings of registered children have a guaranteed place at the school as long as they are registered by not later than three months from the end of the year in which the siblings were born, as per the Parents Foundation for Education Contribution Rules.
Parents are duty bound to bring to the attention of the Head of Admissions should their child suffer from any condition, learning difficulty or disability of any nature and consequently have any particular needs.
This will help establish how the school can cater for the child’s needs within the reasonable guidance and parameters set by the school. Parents are to agree to collaborate fully and in a timely manner with the School and to follow the professional recommendations regarding their child in their best educational interest and wellbeing.
Enrolment Procedure for entry
into Grade 4 to Grade 10
Introductory Meeting
Introductory Meeting
Introductory Meeting
An introductory meeting is initially held with the prospective parents and student. Prior to the meeting, parents are to submit the following documents:
- School reports pertaining to the last two scholastic years.
- A reference from their current Head of School.
- Any other form of assessments where applicable.
All reports are to be in English language or accompanied by an official translation. The cut-off entry level for new students is Grade 10, Term 1. We do not accept new students in Grades 11 and 12.
Assessment Procedure
Assessment Procedure
Assessment Procedure
The following assessment procedure is carried out, to establish the prospective student’s educational level:
- Placement Tests in English, Maths and Maltese. The Maltese placement test does not apply for international applicants.
- Interview with the prospective parents and students, Head of Admissions and the Head of School.
- Interview with the prospective student and School Counsellor, to ease the transition.
International students are required to be able to communicate effectively in the English language.
Review & Outcome
Review & Outcome
Review & Outcome
The Enrolments team and Head of School review the placement tests, school reports and interview outcomes to determine whether a place can be offered and notify the prospective parents accordingly.
The above procedure also applies for registration onto the waiting lists should a place not be immediately available at the relevant entry level.