Learning
How are ideas explained and practised, what work shows progress, and how do teachers respond when a learner needs another approach?
Explore · visit · understand · decide
Find the right learning fit for your child.
Meet the Saint George team, explore the learning model and language pathways, and receive current information about places, fees, and the school day.
Questions for your school visit
Leave with clear answers.
Notice the welcome, explore classroom practice, and ask about the learning, languages, support, communication, and practical details that matter to your family.
Languages and continuity
How can the timetable support the child’s English, Khmer, identity, workload, and possible transition needs?
Belonging and support
How do relationships, family knowledge, individual differences, and student wellbeing shape everyday school life?
Practical details
Ask about costs, dates, hours, transport, meals, uniforms, documents, places, payment, and collection arrangements.
The admissions journey
Four clear steps towards joining Saint George.
The details may vary by age and stage, but every family should understand what happens next.
- 01
Start with your child
Share age or current grade, present school situation, strongest languages, learning interests, possible moves, and the questions your family needs answered.
- 02
Visit and explore
Tour the campus, meet the appropriate team, understand the school day, and see how learning, languages, support, and safeguarding work.
- 03
Discuss placement
Saint George may consider prior learning, language needs, goals, and practical support requirements before recommending a grade or pathway.
- 04
Receive current details
Review placement, fees, dates, documents, policies, services, payment terms, and the next enrolment steps with the office.
Current practical information
Plan with the details that apply now.
Contact the office for the current information that applies to your child, grade, and preferred entry date.
Grades, ages, class places, entry timing, language readiness
Ask the admissions team →Tuition, registration, materials, meals, transport, uniforms, deposits
Request current fees →English-focused learning 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.; Khmer learning continues until 5:00 p.m.
Ask about the grade timetable →For families whose work moves
Join fully now. Keep the next transition in view.
NGO, development, hospitality, diplomatic, business, and internationally mobile families may stay for one year or many. Every child deserves full participation throughout their time at Saint George.
- At entryBuild a clear picture of the learner’s academic, language, and support context.
- While enrolledKeep goals, work, feedback, and important decisions understandable.
- Before leavingGive appropriate notice and discuss the transition information Saint George can prepare for the receiving school.
Direct parent questions
Admissions FAQ
What are the current school fees?
Contact the office for current fee information, including applicable charges, payment dates, discounts, deposits, notice periods, and refund terms.
Which ages and grades currently have places?
Availability changes by class and term. Tell the office the child’s date of birth and current grade so the appropriate team can discuss places and placement steps.
What does the school day look like?
English-focused international learning runs from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The day then continues with Khmer learning aligned with Cambodian national expectations until 5:00 p.m. Ask the school about the exact grade timetable, breaks, services, and collection arrangements.
How large are the groups?
Group sizes vary by grade and enrolment. Older year groups may be especially small, which can allow highly individual attention. Ask about the current group for your child rather than assuming a fixed class size or one-to-one teaching.
Can a child join or leave during the school year?
Ask about the relevant dates, current capacity, reports, records, and notice arrangements. Saint George can support transition planning, while a receiving school makes its own placement decision.
Does my child need strong English already?
Starting points vary by age, grade, current language level, and classroom demands. A conversation helps Saint George understand the learner and discuss an appropriate pathway.
Can my child follow both English and Khmer learning?
Saint George offers English-focused learning and a Khmer National Curriculum pathway. Ask about the current structure and workload for the relevant stage.
Should I send reports or private documents now?
Begin with a short enquiry. If documents are needed, the school will explain the appropriate way to share them securely.
Ready to explore Saint George?
Plan a visit around your family’s questions.
Tell the office the learner’s current stage and what you most want to understand. A useful visit should help your family decide with confidence.