GreenMind International School Admission 2027: Classes, Fees & Process

GreenMind International School (GMIS) in Vatara, Dhaka has opened its online admission form for the 2027 academic year. Parents can apply from Play Group all the way to Grade X. As an English-medium Cambridge school, GMIS runs its own admission: there is no GSA lottery and no fixed government test date.

Which Class Fits Your Child? (Ages and Timings)

GMIS groups its classes into four stages. The ages below are the school’s own guide for each class.

Stage	Class	Age	School days and time
Early Years	Play Group	3–4	Sun–Thu, 8:15–10:30 AM (Shift I) or 11:15 AM–1:30 PM (Shift II)
Early Years	Nursery	4–5	Sun–Thu, 8:15–10:30 AM (Shift I) or 11:15 AM–2:00 PM (Shift II)
Early Years	KG I	5–6	Sun–Thu, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Early Years	KG II	6–7	Sun–Thu, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Primary	Grade I – Grade V	7–12	Sun–Thu, full day
Lower Secondary	Grade VI – Grade VIII	12–14	Sun–Thu, full day
Upper Secondary	Grade IX – Grade X	14–16	Sun–Thu, full day

The online form itself lists Playgroup, Nursery, KG and Grades I to X, so check with the office whether your child should sit in KG I or KG II.

Not sure about the class? Work out your child’s exact age with our Age Calculator and match it with the table above.

GreenMind International School Fees

GMIS has not published its fee chart online. Admission fee, monthly tuition, session charge and transport costs are shared by the admission office when you apply or visit. We will not guess numbers here, because fees at private English-medium schools change from year to year and by class.

When you call or visit, ask for the full cost in writing. This checklist helps you compare GMIS with other schools fairly:

Ask about	Why it matters
One-time admission fee	Usually the biggest cost at entry
Monthly tuition fee for your class	Fees often rise from Early Years to Grade X
Yearly session or development charge	Paid every year, not only once
Books, uniform and stationery	Often charged separately at the start
Transport fee	GMIS runs a supervised transport service
Exam and Cambridge registration fees	Needed in higher grades for board exams
Sibling discount or scholarship	Can reduce the yearly total

Admission Process in Four Steps

1. Inquiry and application: fill in the online form or apply at the school office with your child’s basic details.
2. Assessment and interaction: your child takes a friendly assessment or meets the teachers so the school can see their level and personality.
3. Review and approval: the school checks the form and assessment, then sends an admission confirmation.
4. Enrolment and orientation: you complete the formalities and pay the fees, and your child joins an orientation session.

The online form asks for the student’s name, date of birth, gender, the class you are applying for, and the parent’s name, mobile number and email. The admission team then contacts you about the next step.

Documents to Submit

• Birth certificate of the child
• Passport or NID copy of the parents
• Previous school records or report card (if any)
• Recent passport-size photos (usually 2–4 copies)
• Medical or immunisation record
• The filled and signed admission form

Curriculum and School Life

GMIS follows the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum, with an English-medium classroom and a strong focus on moral values. Alongside regular subjects, the school runs a Quran and Islamic values programme for every stage, from Qaida basics and Nazera reading to Tajweed and a Hifz option based on each child’s progress.

Facilities listed by the school include air-conditioned classrooms, a library, computer and science labs, multimedia classrooms, indoor and outdoor play zones, a prayer room, a guardian waiting room and CCTV across the campus.

Where Is GreenMind International School?

The campus is at House 682, Bashumoti Road, Solmaid, Vatara, Dhaka-1212, on the east side of Dhali Food Court. It is a practical choice for families living around Vatara, Solmaid, Notun Bazar, Bashundhara and nearby areas.

Also looking at Bangla or English version schools? Those follow the government’s 2027 rules. Read the Non-Govt School Admission Circular 2027 and use our School Finder to see schools near you.

English-Medium vs Bangla-Medium Admission

Point	English-medium (like GMIS)	Bangla-medium / English version
Who sets the rules	The school itself	Ministry of Education policy
Class 1 selection	School assessment	Digital lottery
Application	School form or office	GSA online portal
Fee cap	No government cap	Government fee limits apply
Final exams	Cambridge (IGCSE)	SSC under education boards

Frequently Asked Questions

Source: GreenMind International School official website (home, admission and contact pages).