King's Valley International School (KVIS)

KVIS operates two campuses in Myanmar. The Mandalay campus is at Ta-1/41, Corner of 64th St & 103rd St, Chan Mya Thar Si Township, Mandalay. A second campus operates in Mogok at Za-65, Aung Nann Quarter, near a football field.

KVIS offers Primary (Year 2–5), Lower Secondary (Year 6–9), and Cambridge IGCSE (Year 10–11).

KVIS is a private international school offering Cambridge-based programs.

KVIS provides Learning Support for learners with additional learning needs, including ESL support; intervention and support may be formalized through an In-class Support Plan or an Individual Education Plan.

The school is Myanmar-based and uses the Cambridge Curriculum.

Religious affiliation is not stated in KVIS materials.

Daily start and end times are not published in KVIS materials; the academic calendar confirms the 2024–25 and 2025–26 school years, but daily hours are not listed.

A school bus service is not listed on the KVIS materials; contact details are provided for inquiries.

KVIS follows the Cambridge Curriculum and prepares students for Cambridge IGCSE; the school currently runs Year 2 to Year 11. The Primary Programme (Year 2–5) ends with the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint; subjects include English as a Second Language, Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, and Myanmar Language, with additional History & Geography, Art & Design, Music, and Physical Education. The Lower Secondary Programme (Year 6–9) uses Cambridge Lower Secondary with a Checkpoint at the end of Year 8; core subjects include English as a Second Language, Mathematics, Science, and Global Perspectives, with Myanmar Language and broader curriculum including History & Geography, ICT, Art & Design, Music, and Physical Education. The IGCSE Programme (Year 10–11) offers Cambridge IGCSE with compulsory subjects English as a Second Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics; electives such as Biology, Business Studies, ICT, Additional Mathematics, and Global Perspectives; Myanmar Language; Cambridge IGCSE examinations; and an IELTS preparation option through Mandalay TESOL. The language of instruction is English; Year 2 students are taught with 80% English and 20% Myanmar with immersion from Year 3 onward, Burmese is taught as part of the curriculum, and all staff are Cambridge-trained. Cambridge Assessment International Education accreditation is being pursued.

Step 1: Submit the Admission Enquiry Form. The form can be filled out online or emailed back to the school to initiate the inquiry and ensure you receive appropriate information when you visit. This initial step helps the school respond to your questions and prepare for a visit if desired.

Step 2: Admissions evaluation and offer. Each child is evaluated on an individual basis, with consideration given to age, years of schooling, prior schools, and English and Math levels. The Handbook shows the average age for each year group, and a spot is offered only if the school believes it is the appropriate fit for the child and the school community. Written offers are issued by the school Director when a suitable placement is identified.

Step 3: Optional meeting with administration. If you wish, you may meet with the principal and vice principal to get to know the teachers better; the school generally does not arrange meetings with teachers before enrollment. This meeting option provides an opportunity for families to ask questions and gain a sense of the school environment before committing.

Step 4: Enrollment following an offer. After a written offer is issued, families receive enrollment instructions from the school detailing the next steps to complete the admission process and secure a place. The school emphasizes that offers are contingent on fit and that ongoing communications will guide the enrollment steps.

KVIS does not publish any scholarship or financial-aid program on its admissions materials. There is no documented scholarship process or eligibility criteria on the site, and the admissions resources focus on enquiry, evaluation, and placement rather than financial aid. For inquiries about potential financial options, contact the school directly.

There is no published waitlist or pool system in the KVIS admissions materials. Admissions decisions are described as individualized and conducted by the Director through written offers, with no reference to a formal waitlist process. Families are instead guided by the offer-and-enrollment steps as outlined by the school.