Admissions
A new school.
A personal beginning.
Tell us about your child and the education you are looking for. We’ll start with their experience, interests, and grade of entry.
Begin your enquiryYour first conversation
A personal starting point.
What has your child studied?
What are they ready for next?
Admission considers prior academic records, grade-level placement, and readiness for the instructional program.
For current availability, tuition, required documents, and visit arrangements, contact admissions directly.
What admission considers
- Prior academic records
- Grade-level placement
- Readiness for the instructional program
Getting acquainted
Three things to discuss.
Your student’s background
Share your child’s current grade, previous school experience, and the school year you are considering.
The academic program
Ask about English-language instruction, Spanish and French study, and the coursework relevant to your child’s grade.
The next steps
Confirm grade availability, document requirements, fees, and opportunities to visit with the Admissions Director.
Contact admissions
Begin your inquiry.
A little context helps.
Use this short form to prepare an email to Maya Hernandez. You can review and send it in your own email app.
Prefer to write directly?
mayahernandez@aeischool.orgPrepare for a useful conversation
Your questions, organised.
Select a stage to see topics worth discussing. This is a conversation guide, not an application or an official document checklist.
For parents
Describe the school experience you are looking for and the questions your family needs answered. Useful topics include grade availability, language expectations, tuition and fees, required records, and arrangements to visit.
If your child is changing schools or education systems, give admissions that context. Prior records, grade placement, and readiness for the instructional program form part of the admission conversation.
For future students
Your questions belong in the conversation too. Think about the subjects you enjoy, the activities you would like to try, and what feels unfamiliar about joining a new school.
Read the student-life guide before you enquire. It gives you specific starting points—from debate and coding to teams and community service—so you can ask how to get involved.
Can I confirm fees or a place through this website?
No. Contact Maya Hernandez for current tuition, fees, availability, and the formal next steps. Preparing an email through this website does not apply for admission or reserve a place.
What if I am unsure which grade to enquire about?
Share the student’s current grade, previous school experience, and intended year of entry with admissions. The school can explain the placement conversation and any information it needs.
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