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Infopath Academy is pleased to announce that admission is now open for the new academic session.

Parents and guardians seeking a modern, disciplined, innovative, and academically strong school environment for their children are invited to apply for admission into available classes across Early Years, Primary, Junior Secondary, and Senior Secondary sections.

The school offers a balanced learning experience that combines academic excellence, character formation, digital literacy, creativity, leadership development, and strong moral values.

Interested parents can begin the application process through the school’s online admission portal or visit the Admissions Office for physical enquiries and guidance.

Applicants may be required to complete an application form, provide necessary documents, pay the approved application fee, and participate in an entrance assessment or placement review where applicable.

Infopath Academy remains committed to providing a safe, structured, and future-focused learning environment where every learner is supported to grow in knowledge, confidence, discipline, and character.

Infopath Academy has introduced an enhanced digital learning programme as part of its commitment to preparing learners for the future.

The programme is designed to help students develop confidence in using technology responsibly for learning, research, communication, creativity, and problem-solving.

Through the digital learning initiative, students will receive improved exposure to computer studies, basic productivity tools, digital safety, online research skills, presentation skills, and practical technology-based learning activities.

The school believes that modern education must prepare learners not only for examinations, but also for a changing world where digital confidence is essential.

Teachers will also continue to integrate technology-supported learning into classroom instruction to make lessons more interactive, practical, and engaging.

Infopath Academy remains committed to raising learners who are academically sound, morally responsible, technologically aware, creative, and future-ready.

Infopath Academy recently organised a leadership and confidence building workshop for students as part of the school’s commitment to total child development.

The workshop focused on helping learners develop public speaking skills, teamwork, responsibility, respectful communication, decision-making, and confidence in expressing their ideas.

Students participated in guided discussions, group activities, short presentations, role-play exercises, and leadership reflection sessions.

The school believes that learners should be trained not only to perform well academically, but also to communicate clearly, lead responsibly, work with others, and make positive contributions to society.

Teachers and school leaders encouraged students to take responsibility for their personal growth and to see leadership as service, discipline, courage, and good example.

Infopath Academy will continue to create opportunities that help learners build confidence, character, creativity, and leadership capacity.

Infopath Academy recently held a parent-school partnership meeting aimed at strengthening communication and collaboration between the school and parents.

The meeting provided an opportunity for parents and guardians to interact with school leaders, discuss learner progress, understand school expectations, and receive updates on academic programmes, discipline, digital learning, and communication channels.

The school emphasised the importance of active parent involvement in student success. Parents were encouraged to monitor assignments, support reading habits, communicate with teachers, attend school meetings, and help reinforce discipline at home.

School leaders also explained the importance of punctuality, regular attendance, respectful conduct, proper uniform use, and responsible use of digital tools.

Infopath Academy believes that learners achieve better outcomes when the school and home work together in trust, consistency, and shared responsibility.

Infopath Academy has launched a Reading and Communication Development Week to strengthen learners’ literacy, comprehension, writing, vocabulary, and spoken communication skills.

The programme encourages students to read widely, express ideas clearly, develop confidence in public speaking, improve writing habits, and appreciate books as tools for learning and personal growth.

Activities for the week include reading sessions, spelling activities, book reviews, storytelling, essay writing, class presentations, vocabulary exercises, and guided discussions.

The school believes that strong communication skills are essential for academic success, leadership, confidence, and lifelong learning.

Teachers will continue to encourage reading culture across all classes and support learners in developing the ability to speak, write, listen, and think clearly.

Infopath Academy remains committed to helping students become confident communicators and thoughtful learners.

Infopath Academy has recognised students who demonstrated outstanding character, discipline, responsibility, punctuality, respect, teamwork, and positive behaviour.

The recognition forms part of the school’s commitment to developing learners who are not only academically successful, but also morally responsible and socially respectful.

Students were encouraged to continue showing honesty, kindness, respect for teachers and classmates, care for school property, commitment to learning, and responsible conduct within and outside the school environment.

School leaders reminded learners that true excellence includes both academic achievement and good character.

The programme also encouraged other students to take responsibility for their behaviour, develop self-discipline, and represent the school positively at all times.

Infopath Academy remains committed to raising future-ready learners who are guided by knowledge, values, confidence, discipline, and leadership.