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Enquire
Call or email the Admissions Office to ask about places in your child's grade. Rolling admissions means places may open at any point in the year.
Admissions
Rolling admissions are open. Places come up throughout the year, so it is always worth asking — and worth asking early for the new academic year.
How to apply
Four steps, no mystery.
We keep this simple on purpose. If anything is unclear, call the Admissions Office and a person will talk you through it.
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Collect a form
Download the registration form from this page, or collect one from the school office at the Diamond Creek campus during office hours.
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Submit & visit
Return the completed form with your child's previous school records. The office will arrange a visit and a short conversation with you and your child.
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Placement
Where needed, a placement assessment confirms the right grade level. The office then confirms your child's place and the start date.
Registration
Download the registration form
Complete the form and return it to the school office at the Diamond Creek campus, together with your child's records from their previous school and proof of age.
Request a form from the officeAdmissions
Mr. Jonathan G. Enders
Before you come
What to bring to the office
- The completed registration form
- Your child's report card or records from their previous school
- A birth certificate or equivalent proof of age
- A parent or guardian, for a short conversation with the office
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 8:00 – 16:00. The hotline +231 (0)881 572 808 is answered any time during school hours.
Questions
Frequently asked
KFI runs a full K–12 programme, from the early years through to Grade 12. Places depend on availability in the specific grade — contact the Admissions Office to check.
Admissions are rolling, so enquiries are welcome throughout the year. Places for the new academic year fill up earliest, so applying well ahead is advised.
A completed registration form, your child's records or report card from their previous school, and a birth certificate or equivalent proof of age.
KFI was founded by a missionary family and delivers education grounded in Christian values. Pupils of all backgrounds are welcome, and the academic programme follows the Liberia National Curriculum.
Yes. Our Reading Clinic exists precisely for early-grade pupils who need focused literacy intervention, and it is open to children from the surrounding community as well as to KFI pupils.
Yes. Through the Schools Network we run Jolly Phonics early-literacy certificate training and an annual CPD conference for teachers and administrators from schools across Liberia.
Still unsure about something? Send the office a message — we answer every one.