Daffodil International School

Our Branches
Dhanmondi Branch (Permanent Campus): 
House#11, Road#14, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1209 
T&T : 2223371652-54 (8am to 4pm)
Mobile: 01713493224, 01713493291 
Email: Info@dis.edu.bd 
Uttara Branch (Permanent Campus): 
Rupayan City Uttara, Sector-12, Adjacent to Khalpar, Dhaka -1230 
Hotline: 09617901501 (8am to 4pm) 
Mobile: 01847027534 
Email: iodh2@dis.edu.bd

For the further query, please contact bellow:

Dhanmondi Branch, English Medium:
House#11 Road#14, Sobhanbag, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1209
Phone: +880258157516,58153343, Cell: 01713493291

Dhanmondi Branch, English Version:
House#09 Road#14, Sobhanbag, Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka-1209
Phone: +8802223371658, +8802223371659 Cell: 01847334774
E-mail: io.dh3@dis.edu.bd

Uttara Branch, English Medium:
Rupayan City, Adjacent to sector 12, Khalpar, Uttara, Dhaka 1230.
Phone: +8855086869, 55086608,
Cell: 01847027534, 01713493292
Email: info@dis.edu.bd

Curriculum
Cambridge Early Years
This section includes Playgroup (PG) to Kindergarten (KG), where students begin early education and reach internationally recognized developmental milestones. At this age, their impressionable minds need a caring environment. Starting with pencil training through games, songs, storytelling, and gentle guidance, they grow into capable, confident learners who can express themselves clearly in speech and writing. Six connected learning areas communication, language and literacy, creative expression, mathematics, personal, social and emotional development, physical development, and understanding the world - support holistic teaching and learning.

Cambridge Primary
The Cambridge Primary Section at DIS (Grades 1 to 4) builds a strong foundation for well-rounded education. It offers a broad, balanced curriculum that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity. Designed to challenge and inspire students of all backgrounds, the program blends academics with co-curricular activities for holistic growth. This integrated approach supports intellectual, social, and emotional development fos-tering confidence, independence, and a love for learn-ing. Assessment serves to track progress and guide improvement. Regular, purposeful evaluations keep students focused, motivated, and prepared for the
Cambridge Lower Secondary
Cambridge Lower Secondary This section covers Grades 5 to 7. Cambridge Lower Secondary provides structured learning objectives that guide teaching and learning. The approach focuses on developing learners who are ready for the world by strengthening critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills as they explore and investigate.
To support this, a wide range of curricular and extracurricular activities are included to address the educational, social, and emotional needs of early adolescents. At this stage, students are seen as unique Individuals navigating physical, emotional, and social changes. The program promotes social interaction, healthy recreation, leadership, self-discipline, and self-confidence, while also nurturing the intellectual, creative, and physical skills needed for future academic and life success.
Upper Secondary
ICCSE assessment takes place at the end of Grade 10 and may include written, oral, coursework, or practical components. Students may choose between core and extended curricula. Exams are held in May/June and October/November, with results published in August and January. Grades range from A to G. Grade 8 Sub-jects: Compulsory: English, Bangla Bangladesh Stud les, Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Business, Accounting, Computing. Optional (choose ono): Biology, Economics, or Computer Science. Students may appear for the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint exams in April. In Grade 9, students choose IGCSE subjects based on future academic goals. Combinations such as Biology with Economics or Business with Chemistry are not permit ted. Grade 10 focuses on IGCSE exam preparation. Final Term Exams are not held, as students sit for their offi cial IGCSE exams at the end of the year. At the Dhan-mondi Branch, we offer Edexcel IGCSE for grade 9 and 10 students. Students give mock tests to qualify them-selves to sit for the board exams
Compulsory subjects for grade 9. English Language, Mathematics B, and Bangla Optional subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Further Pure Mathematics, ICT, Accounting. Economics, Business. Final Term Exams are not held, as students sit for their official IGCSE exams at the end of the year
Advanced Level
After completing IGCSE, students enter the Cambridge International A Level (JAL) program. This respected two-year course prepares learners for higher education. In Grade 11, students begin with the AS Level. Subject choices are based on their intended. university courses and career aspirations. At the end of the academic year, students appear for the Cambridge AS Level exams. These external assessments take the place of a school final exam and determine promotion to Grade 12 (A2 Level). In Grade 12, students continue with their subjects and take the final Cambridge A Level exams at the end of the year.
As these are external qualifications, there are no internal final exams. Upon completion, students graduate from DIS and proceed to university, both locally and internationally The Cambridge IAL exams are held twice a year-in May/June and October/November with results released in August and January Grades range from A to E, with A" awarded only at the A Level (A2), not AS. This clear grading helps universities and employers assess student achievement worldwide. For the Dhanmondi Branch, after completion of IGCSE, students can go for Edexcel A Level curriculum Mechanics, IAL) Offered Subjects: Statistics, Additional Mathermatics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Accounting. Economics, and Business
The Edexcel IAL exams are held thrice a year in January, May/June and October/November, with results released in March, August and January.

Our Facilities 
STEAM Lab, ICT Labs, Science Lab , Library , Karate and French Language Club 
Own big Campus with spacious Classrooms and open green field Regular events and Extra curriculum activities
 Good sitting arrangement for parents

Extra-Curricular Activities at DIS
At Daffodil International School (DIS), we believe that learning extends beyond the classroom. Our diverse range of Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) is designed to support holistic student development by nurturing creativity, leadership, collaboration, and practical skills. Participation in ECA is mandatory for all students, with club options tailored to both junior and senior levels

Junior ECA (Classes 1-4)
Each student selects one club. Maximum capacity per club: 30 students
Art & Craft Club- Drawing, painting, and creative crafting through hands-on activities
Chess Club - Building logic and strategy skills with opportunities for tournaments
Dance Club- Introducing basic dance techniques and stage performance skills.
Literary Club- Enhancing language through storytelling, poetry, and reading
Music Club- Learning singing, rhythm, and basic instruments for group performances.
STEM & Robotics Club- Engaging with science, robotics, and simple coding via fun, project-based learning.
Theater Club-Exploring acting, script reading, and short play productions
Senior ECA (Classes 5-12)
Each student selects one club. Maximum capacity per club: 30 students.
Art & Craft Club -Advanced visual art projects with opportunities for exhibitions
Chess Club-Strategic gameplay and regular internal and external competitions.
Community Service Club- Participating in volunteering, charity, and outreach initiatives
Leaders Club- Developing leadership and teamwork skills through event coordination.
3 Zero Club - Advocating for zero unemployment, zero carbon emissions, and zero poverty through awareness projects
Dance Club-Choreography and advanced performance skills for school events.
Debate Club- Building public speaking and critical thinking skills through structured debates
Entrepreneurship Club - Learning business fundamentals, product development. and marketing through school fairs and projects.
Graphics Design Club -Creating digital art, posters, and event promotion materials.
Model United Nations (MUN) Exploring diplomacy and global issues through research and simulation (for advanced students).
Music Club-Vocal and instrumental training with opportunities in choir and band performances.
Theater Club-Scriptwriting, directing, and acting for school productions
STEM & Robotics Club- Advanced science and technology learning through hands-on experiments and coding
Life Skills Club- Developing essential everyday skills through interactive activities and real-life simulations

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