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Apply to OSE

Boys and girls are admitted to OSE as day pupils from the age of 3 years.
The school year runs from April to March but we are able to admit pupils through the year if places are available
All parents of prospective pupils are advised to make initial contact, via Telephone/WhatsApp (+91 8650 388 308 or +91 9389 706 447) or email ([email protected]), with the Admissions Office (Mr. Hari S. Negi/Ms. Garima Pant) or the bursar Mr. B. K. Thapliyal who will advise them on the admissions procedures of the school.
All prospective parents need to complete a Registration Form, which constitutes the basis of an application for admission to OSE. A member of our team will be more than happy to explain the form and the other information required, in addition to providing a preliminary visit around the school. The Registration Form may be downloaded from the website and submitted via email or handed in personally to the Admissions Office. Along with the Registration Form a copy of the student’s latest school report should also be submitted, showing the year group in which they have been studying.
There is a non-refundable registration fee which depends on the year to which admission is sought. Please note that there is a section on the registration form which asks for details of any medical condition, disabilities or leaning difficulties. Full and complete disclose any factor which may affect the child’s ability to cope independently within the normal school curriculum, is essential. If the child has learning difficulties, this must be presented as part of the application as this will allow the school to provide the child with the required help and support. Failure to disclose any learning difficulties or medical conditions at the time of application may result in the place being withdrawn subsequently. Any offer made by the school is subject to being able to meet the individual needs of the child.

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