Overview
The GIS Boarding Programme welcomes applications from students who are ready to embrace academic excellence, independence, and community life.
Students from Form 1 to Upper Sixth both from within GIS and external applicants are eligible to apply.
How to Apply
Follow these simple steps to join the GIS Boarding Programme:
Apply Online:
Scan the QR code or click the link provided to access the online application form.Attend an Interview:
Shortlisted applicants and their parents/guardians will be invited for an interview as part of the vetting process.Receive Feedback:
Admission decisions will be communicated to applicants after the interview.Complete Required Forms:
Successful applicants must fill and sign the Parent/Guardian Undertaking, Student Undertaking, and Media Releaseforms.Pay the Required Fees:
Pay the boarding fees through the GIS Finance Office’s approved payment platforms.Welcome to GIS Boarding!
Terms & Conditions
Applicants and parents should note:
1. Application Process
All applications must be completed and submitted online through the official GIS application portal.
Applications are vetted carefully before admission.
Admission is based on meeting school criteria, interview performance, and alignment with GIS values.
Students may be invited for an interview as part of the selection process.
2. Eligibility & Considerations
Applicants must be students of GIS or qualified external students entering Form 1 to Upper Sixth.
The school may consider factors such as academic standing, conduct, and family commitment to the school.
Admission may be influenced by how long a student (or fee-paying parent) has been part of the school community.
3. Commitment Fee & Payments
Families must make a non-refundable 50% commitment fee of the boarding fee to confirm their child’s place.
This payment must be made no later than the second week of August before the start of the academic year.
Full fees are to be paid through the GIS Finance Office’s approved payment platform.
4. Withdrawal Policy
Withdrawals mid-year (for reasons such as relocation, transfer, or personal choice) will incur a 10% administrative fee.
Students withdrawn for misconduct will not be allowed to rejoin the programme.
The school reserves the right to withdraw a student for violations of the code of conduct or non-payment of fees.
5. Health and Wellness
- Students must complete a health assessment before admission.
- If a student’s health needs cannot be met within the school’s available resources, GIS reserves the right to decline or discontinue enrolment.
- Sick students are monitored by the school nurse and referred to a recommended hospital if necessary.
- Parents must provide accurate emergency contact details and promptly pick up unwell students when requested.
6. Room Allocation & Exeat
Students must complete a health assessment before admission.
If a student’s health needs cannot be met within the school’s available resources, GIS reserves the right to decline or discontinue enrolment.
Sick students are monitored by the school nurse and referred to a recommended hospital if necessary.
Parents must provide accurate emergency contact details and promptly pick up unwell students when requested.
7. Discipline & Conduct
Students must strictly follow the GIS Boarding Code of Conduct.
Prohibited behaviors include:
Possession or use of alcohol, tobacco, or controlled substances
Entering rooms of the opposite gender
Leaving the campus without permission
Bullying, verbal or physical assault, or misconduct
Violations may result in suspension, withdrawal, or disciplinary sanctions.
8. Parent Responsibility
Parents/guardians must:
Acknowledge and support all boarding policies.
Ensure full payment of fees.
Sign and submit all undertaking forms.
Respect the privacy and security of the boarding environment (no entry into student dormitories).
9. School’s Rights
GIS reserves the right to:
Conduct periodic room checks for safety and compliance.
Adjust policies or schedules as necessary for student welfare.
Withdraw any student whose behavior, performance, or health affects the wellbeing of others.
