Frequently asked questions  

The admissions process typically involves:

• Submitting an application form with a fee
• Providing required student documents
• Scheduling a classroom visit (for most age groups)
• Completing a family/school evaluation process
• Final review by the admissions committee for acceptance

Parents are generally required to submit:

• Student application form
• Birth certificate
• Parent/guardian ID
• Previous school records and report cards
• Standardized test results (if available)
• Any educational, behavioural, or medical evaluations
• Recommendation form from the previous school

Yes.

• A classroom visit is part of the process (except for very young children).
• The school may conduct an informal evaluation to assess fit, but it is not IQ-based or diagnostic.

While not always formalized, the process may include:

• Interaction with the child during the visit
• Communication with parents to assess alignment with the Montessori approach
• Internal review by the admissions team

(Interviews are commonly part of Montessori admissions and may be required.)

Admissions decisions are based on:

• Completion of all required documents
• Classroom visit observations
• Teacher recommendations
• Overall fit with the Montessori environment

The admissions committee reviews all materials before confirming acceptance.

Yes, admissions are generally rolling, meaning applications are reviewed as they are received, subject to seat availability.

Once accepted, families must:

• Complete enrollment and registration forms
• Submit updated health records
• Attend orientation or Montessori information sessions

Yes, typical fees include:

• Application fee (non-refundable)
• Registration/enrollment fees after acceptance

(Exact amounts may vary by year.)

No.

Students without Montessori experience can still be admitted. However:

• Some may be placed on a probationary period to ensure they adapt well to the environment.

No.

The school evaluates whether:

• The Montessori model is suitable for the child
• The school can meet the student’s academic and developmental needs

The program may not be suitable for children requiring specialized support beyond what the school offers

Summit-Questa serves children approximately from:

• Toddler level (around age 2) up to middle school (around age 14)

The school looks for students who:

• Can thrive in a Montessori environment
• Show independence and willingness to learn
• Will benefit from a hands-on, self-directed approach

Admissions aim to ensure a strong fit between the child and the programme.

Yes.

All submitted information and evaluations are kept confidential and used only for admissions purposes.

Yes.

Parents are encouraged to contact the admissions office to check seat availability after completing the application steps.

Yes, in some cases:

• Students may be admitted on a trial/probation basis
• Additional support (e.g., tutor/shadow) may be required if needed
• If the environment is not a good fit, the school may recommend withdrawal