Admissions
Fees / Minerval
What school fees cover, how they are paid, and how to obtain the current schedule.
What school fees cover, how they are paid, and how to obtain the current schedule.
Fees are set by the school for each academic year and differ between day students and boarders, and between nursery, primary and secondary. Rather than publish figures that may be out of date, we send you the current schedule directly — normally the same day.
Classroom teaching, the full curriculum, continuous assessment and school examinations.
Braille literacy, orientation and mobility, adapted materials and assistive technology for visually impaired learners.
Laboratory, library and ICT room access, and the consumables used in lessons.
The co-curricular programme offered during the school week.
Christian formation, counselling and student welfare.
Accommodation, meals, supervised evening study, house parents and weekend activities.
Note on inclusive education. Braille materials, mobility training and assistive technology support are part of the school's programme for visually impaired learners — they are not billed as an extra charge to their families.
Fees are payable per term, before the start of each term, unless another arrangement has been agreed in writing with the school office. Payment details are issued with the fee schedule and the admission letter.
A place is confirmed once the admission is accepted and the first payment has been received. Families who anticipate difficulty should speak to the school office early rather than wait — arrangements are easier to make before a term begins.
Cost should not be the reason a child — least of all a blind child — stays at home. The school works with partners, churches and donors to help families in genuine need. Support is limited and considered case by case, but it is worth asking before you decide not to apply.
Talk to the admissions office