The primary purpose of obtaining private, regional, and international accreditation is to drive continuous school improvement, with a focus on enhancing student performance. Accredited schools are required to engage in ongoing development initiatives, consistently meet established accreditation standards, and demonstrate progress in student outcomes. This process involves submitting annual reports that detail the implementation of educational improvement plans and assess the school's ability to meet these standards. Additionally, schools undergo a comprehensive reevaluation by external teams of professional educators every five years to ensure they remain aligned with the accreditation criteria.