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Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Preschool, Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction
Harvest International School is located in Uttara, Dhaka, Bangladesh, offering Cambridge Primary and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE curricula. The school serves early years learners aged 3 to 8, with a focus on play-based learning in the nurseries and kindergartens. A distinctive feature is its trilingual program in Bangla, English and Arabic, with Arabic integrated into regular subjects as the third language and developed through listening, speaking, reading and writing. The campus provides air-conditioned classrooms and a dedicated Robotics/ICT Lab to support technology-enabled learning. A Comprehensive Hifzul Quran program offers memorization support alongside the Cambridge curriculum. The school emphasizes holistic development through curricular and co-curricular activities, including indoor and outdoor games, spelling bees, and Quran recitation competitions. From Pre-Kindergarten to Kindergarten, students explore a purpose-built educational play town that fosters exploration, creativity, and social-emotional growth. Experienced teachers nurture curiosity, resilience and cross-cultural understanding, preparing students for higher studies and responsible global citizenship.
Harvest International School has typical class sizes of 50, instruction in English, Bengali, Arabic.
Location
House-5, Road-1, Sector-15/C, Uttara
Stages
Nursery; Pre-Kindergarten; Kindergarten
Religious affiliation
Islamic, grounded in Qur'an and Sunnah
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Harvest International School ranges from MYR -1 for 2026/27.
Application fees - No published application, registration, or admission fee amount is listed on the school's public admission or homepage materials.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year) - No grade-level or year-group tuition amounts (neither per term nor per year) are published in the school's publicly available admission or general information pages. The school does not present a public fee schedule broken down by year group on the pages reviewed.
Billing schedule and payment terms - No published billing schedule (for example: termly, monthly, or annual billing dates), late-payment penalties, or formal payment-term conditions are available on the admission or homepage pages.
Boarding fees (if applicable) - The school's public information does not indicate the provision of boarding or residential accommodation, and no boarding fees are published. The school appears focused on day-school programmes.
Other costs or fees (uniform, activity fees, transport, meals, exams, resources) - No specific published charges for uniforms, transport, meals, exam fees, activity or club fees, learning-resource charges, or similar ancillary fees were found in the school's public admission or homepage content.
Refund information - No publicly posted refund or fee-refund policy (for example, refundable deposits, pro‑rata refunds on withdrawal, or conditions for refund) is available on the admission or general information pages.
Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, online portal) - No published list of accepted payment methods or a public payment portal is shown on the admission or homepage pages.
Search summary - A review of the provided school pages found descriptive information about programmes and admissions contact details but no public fee schedule, numeric fee amounts, or formal fee-policy documents for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. Because the school has not published fee figures or a fee schedule on the pages reviewed, numeric amounts and the detailed items you requested cannot be supplied here.
Academics
Harvest International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Pearson Edexcel IGCSE for students aged 3 to 8.
Curriculum
Cambridge curriculum is followed. Trilingual learning environment in Bangla, English, and Arabic. Arabic is integrated with regular subjects as the third language, covering listening, speaking, reading and writing. Play-based learning is used in early years. Hifzul Quran program offered. Robotics/ICT Lab available.
Higher Education Progression
The Cambridge curriculum prepares students for higher education and future careers.
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Languages
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Ready to enroll? We hope to meet you soon. Request a visit to see our facilities, meet our staff, and learn about our approach to early childhood education. Book your visit by calling 01300-446867. 2. To initiate the visit, fill out the Admission page inquiry form with your details and message. The form lists required fields: First Name, Last Name, Father Name, Mother Name, Phone, Email, and a Message. After you submit, Send Message to contact the Admissions team; the Admissions team will arrange the next steps based on your inquiry.
School Events
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FAQs
What age range does Harvest International School serve, and what curriculum do you follow?
Harvest serves ages 3 to 8 and follows the Cambridge curriculum. It operates in a trilingual environment with Bangla, English, and Arabic, with Arabic integrated as the third language. A Hifzul Quran program is offered.
Where is Harvest International School located?
The school is located at House-5, Road-1, Sector-15/C, Uttara, Dhaka. It serves the Uttara community with a focus on Islamic values and holistic education. The campus features air-conditioned facilities and a play-town for early years.
What is the school's overall focus or ethos?
Harvest emphasizes Islamic values and a holistic approach to learning. A comprehensive Hifzul Quran program runs alongside Cambridge studies. The environment supports trilingual language development and play-based learning in the early years.
Are tuition fees publicly published?
Public tuition amounts are not published on the admission pages, and there is no published year-by-year fee schedule. For current figures, please contact the admissions team. The information does not provide a published fee policy.
What is the admissions process like?
To begin, you can book a visit by calling 01300-446867 to see facilities and meet staff. You then fill out an admission inquiry form with your details, and the admissions team will arrange the next steps. This helps families understand the school approach before applying.
Are scholarships or waitlists mentioned?
Scholarships and waitlists are not published in the available information. If you need such details, contact admissions for current guidance. The lack of published details means these processes are handled privately.
What curriculum and language environment does Harvest use?
Harvest follows the Cambridge curriculum for a globally recognized education. It offers a tri-lingual learning environment in Bangla, English, and Arabic, with Arabic integrated into regular subjects. The early years use play-based learning to foster engagement.
Is there a Quran memorization program?
Yes, a comprehensive Hifzul Quran program is offered to support memorization. The program runs alongside Cambridge studies within the same timetable. Students can pursue Quran memorization while following the Cambridge curriculum.
Are there facilities to support technology and modern learning?
A Robotics/ICT Lab supports technology-enabled learning. This complements the Cambridge curriculum and other academic offerings. It provides hands-on opportunities for STEM education.
What facilities are available on campus?
The campus includes air-conditioned classrooms and a state-of-the-art educational play town for Preschool to Kindergarten, plus a Robotics/ICT Lab. The facilities are designed to support both academics and play. This creates a dynamic learning environment for young children.
Are there sports or other activity facilities?
Specific sports facilities aren't listed, but the school offers indoor and outdoor games and multiple co-curricular activities. Details on dedicated sports facilities weren't published. There are also art and spelling activities.
What academic facilities support learning?
Academic facilities include Cambridge curriculum delivery, a Robotics/ICT Lab, and the Hifzul Quran program. These resources support language development and technology-enabled learning. The environment is tailored to early years and primary education.
What extracurricular activities does Harvest offer?
Harvest offers indoor and outdoor games, spelling bees, and Quran recitation competitions. There is also an Art Competition as part of the school's extracurricular activities. These activities foster creativity and physical development.
Are there school events or competitions?
The school hosts events such as Maths Olympiad and Art Competition, in addition to Quran recitation competitions. These events promote engagement and peer learning. Parents may be invited to observe or participate as appropriate.
Do students have leadership or community involvement opportunities?
There is no information about leadership programs or community service in the available data. The school emphasizes holistic education and family involvement, which may include event participation. For explicit leadership programs, check with admissions.
What language support is available for students?
Harvest provides a tri-lingual environment (Bangla, English, Arabic) with language support in those languages. This helps students develop proficiency across all three languages. The approach supports EAL-like needs through immersion.
How does Harvest approach wellbeing and safeguarding?
A dedicated team of educators creates a safe and engaging space focused on wellbeing. The school's Islamic values underpin the environment. Specific safeguarding policies are not listed in the available information.
Is there information about SEN or safeguarding policies?
Specific SEN or safeguarding policies are not published in the available data. If you need details, contact admissions for clarity. The information emphasizes wellbeing and language support.
Is Harvest International School a boarding school?
Harvest is described as a day-school; no boarding provision is indicated. The focus is on daily attendance and family involvement. The governance supports a community-centric approach.
Is there any information about a house system or uniforms?
There is no published information about a house system or uniform. Details about attire or school houses are not provided in the available information. You can ask admissions for specifics.
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