Eton School

Admission requirements for new students

Admission Application

Fill out the “Admission Application Form for Students” in full and attend an information session.

Required Documents

Parents must deliver the following to the Admissions Department before the admission test is administered:

• A recommendation letter from an Eton family (if you know any).
• A copy of the student’s birth certificate, the student’s name must be checked in order to make sure it is spelled correctly. Foreign students’ birth certificates must be translated into Spanish by an official translator, then legalized or certified wit h an appostille.
• One recent photograph, “infantil” size.
• As of Pre-first, a certificate of good conduct issued by the student’s current school must be submitted.
• A certification of no liability regarding overdue payments, issued by the school the student is currently attending.
• A copy of the student’s Single Population Record Number (CURP) printed from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (Secretaría de Gobernación) website (www.gob.mx/segob). Foreign students that do not have it must provide it as soon as they get their visa (FM)

Admission Fee

As of Kinder, the admission test fee (MXP $1,950.00) must be paid with a check to the order of Servicios Eton, S.A. de C.V., or with a credit or debit card.

Request the Admissions Department to schedule the admission test (time and date), then pay the fee at the School Cashiers and submit any missing documents. Children must have the minimum ages provided by the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) to be admitted. The corresponding certificates for previous grades completed must be submitted as well, if applicable.

Once the student is admitted, and if there are places available, the enrollment process must be completed in no more than five business days. No places will be saved after this time.

In order to be entitled to pay the enrollment fee, all students must submit the original copies of the aforementioned documents (1-7); foreign students must also provide a copy of their migratory document (forma migratoria). All parents must sign a letter verifying the name on the birth certificate and the grade in which their child will be enrolled, as well as provide the documents indicated in the acceptance email.