Is ASP the right choice your family? Our knowledgeable Admissions team is ready to give you an individualized introduction to the ASP community. Send us a message to start the conversation. Or, better still, schedule an on-campus tour and meeting with our Admissions team, where you can see and live the ASP experience for yourself.

Please note that Admissions meetings and school tours are available by appointment only.

Which Grade should my child apply for?

Before starting the application process, please make sure that you have selected the correct Grade level placement for your child.

Important Note regarding grade placement:

• Families who wish to enroll their child from K3 to Grade 1 are placed according to their age by September 1. For example, students entering K3 must be three years old before September 1.
• Students arriving from a country with a school year that follows a different calendar year than ASP (e.g. South Korea, Japan, etc) must enroll in the same grade that they have just completed in their prior country. For example, a student who completed Grade 5 in South Korea in February would be placed in Grade 5 for the remainder of the academic year at ASP.
• All students arriving mid-year at ASP will continue their academic program at the same grade level for the remainder of the ASP academic year.

Learning Support services

It is very important that parents of students who have been diagnosed or tested for any learning differences (e.g. ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Speech Delay, Autistic Spectrum Disorder etc.) contact the Admissions Office to ensure that we can provide appropriate learning support.

Please be prepared to provide all supporting documentation, including:

• Diagnostic/psycho-educational reports

Our Learning Support Specialists will review the submitted documents to ensure that we can provide the appropriate level of support, and the Admissions Office inform you of their decision. If we can accommodate your child, depending on your their specific profile and needs, they may enter our Learning Support or English as an Additional Language programs.

Please note that it is not in your child's best interest to withhold information that would allow us to determine whether we can support their learning and wellbeing. If, after admission, we discover that such information existed but that you did not provide it, we must reserve the right to withdraw our offer of admission or to not offer re-enrollment.

Ready to apply?

The application process is straightforward and entirely online. If you require any assistance, the Admissions team is here to help. If you're ready to apply, you can start your application here.

upload supporting documents

Applications are considered complete once we have received all of the supporting documents listed below. Please upload all required documents directly into the application.

• School records/transcripts for the current year, as well as the past 2 years (Early Childhood students should upload as many school records as are available)
• Identification photo in digital format (jpg file, 200 x 300 pixels) on a plain, white background
• Vaccination records
• Student's and parents’/guardians’ passports
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RESPONSE TIME

A fully completed application undergoes a detailed review by our Admissions Committee. This committee includes the Admissions Director, Divisional Director (Lower/Middle/Upper), Counselor and other members of the educational team. Each student’s application is given careful consideration. This may involve some additional follow-up in certain cases, when we feel this is necessary to enable us to make a decision.

An application is complete only when all the required documents have been submitted and the application fee has been paid. You will receive the response via email from ASP within ten-15 working days upon receipt by us of the completed application. 

Once you've completed your application, please pay the application fee of €1,400. Please note that this fee is non-refundable, and that we cannot start reviewing applications before it is paid in full.

We try to accommodate every applicant, however, acceptance is not automatic, and there are cases where we cannot meet the specific needs of a student. 

There are four main acceptance criteria for ASP: academics, behavior, learning needs, and language skills. Depending on your child’s specific profile and needs, they may enter either our learning support program, or our English as an Additional Language program. 

You can read more about our learning support services, or our English as an Additional Language program, or schedule an appointment with our Admissions team for feedback on your child’s specific case.

Waiting List 

Due to our small class sizes, some children who are accepted to ASP may be placed on a waiting list. Accepted students are placed on a waiting pool strictly in chronological order by date of completed application. Priority is given to children with one or more siblings accepted into other classes.