FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

The BSY admissions process is personalised to your family's needs, and your child can join us at any time during the academic year.

• Start your journey to BSY by filling in our online enquiry form.
• We’d love to show you around our campus, where you’ll explore our facilities and classrooms, talk to our teachers, and get a feel for happy community. If you can’t make it to Yangon, we’ll happily arrange a virtual tour.
• As well as filling in our online application form, you’ll also need to send us some supporting documents.
• After receiving your form and documents, we’ll invite your child to an assessment. We’ll also meet with you to learn more about your child’s needs.
• If our school is a great fit for your family, we’ll formally offer your child a place. You’ll then need to sign an enrolment agreement and pay a fee to secure your place.

From the moment you first get in touch with BSY to the point we offer your child a place, our admissions process should take no more than a few days.

Our goal is to make joining our school as easy as possible. We'll take the time to welcome your family into our community and provide all the information you need.

We’ll welcome your child with open arms. Our classrooms are inspiring, dynamic, and safe spaces, which encourage our learners to explore, imagine, discover, and create.

From day one, we make sure new students have everything they need to thrive, from the right books to a friendly buddy, who will show them around and introduce them to their classmates. Our teachers also dedicate time to really get to know each child. We encourage parents to let our teachers and teaching assistants know what their child enjoys, too, so they can immediately build a connection.

The school fees you’ll pay reflect our holistic approach to education.

Your child will enjoy one-of-a-kind learning experiences that encourage growth and exploration, and broaden their unique understanding of the world. We’ll inspire them to be curious and courageous in everything they do, too, while nurturing their confidence, resilience, and creativity. And thanks to our outstanding teachers and facilities – complemented by unique global collaborations through the Nord Anglia family – BSY ignites all kinds of possibilities for the future.

Our children learn through the globally recognised English National Curriculum. This culminates in prestigious IGCSE and international A-level courses at Secondary. 

• Early Years (ages 2-5): Early Years Foundation Stage.
• Primary (ages 5-11): English National Curriculum.
• Secondary (ages 11-16): English National Curriculum, including IGCSEs.
• Sixth Form (ages 16-18): A-levels.

At BSY, we share Nord Anglia’s commitment to academic excellence – and to creating outstanding futures for our students.

We make sure every child enjoys a personalised education that nurtures the development of knowledge, skills, and transferable qualities. Our goal is to help each learner gain a place - and thrive - at the college or university of their dreams.

BSY's families live across Yangon, from Downtown (in the south of the city) to Mingaladon Township (in the north).

Our school buses cover most areas, depending on student numbers and the popularity of routes. Buses are an additional service that are not included in our school fees.

Families can get involved in life at our school through coffee mornings, information evenings, community events, and Principal Q&A sessions.

Other opportunities for parents include:

• In EYFS and primary, parent class representatives help out by sharing information with other families. 
• In secondary school, parents help to deliver our PSHE curriculum and assessment workshops. 
• Through our Parent Teacher Group (PTG), parents work together to organise fundraising and community events.

We value strong parent-school relationships, as this helps us to create the best possible learning experience for your child.

We use clear communication channels that vary according to the information we want to share with you. For example, our teachers provide regular updates through a ‘student diary’, emails, telephone calls, formal/informal meetings, and/or a parent blog.

Throughout the academic year, we also host regular coffee mornings and parent-teacher consultations, and provide formal reports on your child’s progress.