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International School of Dublin Admissions Guide 2026

How admission to International School of Dublin actually works — timeline, assessment, and the practicalities for international and mid-year applicants.

Reviewed by Priscilla Han · 2026-07-24

How admission to International School of Dublin works, step by step.

Admission is a five-step process: express interest via a per-child pre-enrolment form (2026–2027 and 2027–2028 forms available), a school tour and informal interview (virtual option available), a reference form from the child's current school, an offer of place subject to availability in the corresponding class and the child being able to access the curriculum, then acceptance with a deposit and supporting documents (birth certificate, passport, immunisation records, a recent school report translated into English, and any needs assessments). A pilot school morning is required for children with special needs, Kindergarten entrants, or those entering formal schooling for the first time. Enrolment is open year-round.

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