Southbank International School - Westminster Campus

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Southbank International School - Westminster Campus

Address
63-65 Portland Place, London, W1B 1QR, UK
Tel: (+44) 20 7436 9699
Fax: (+44) 20 7436 9799
info@southbank.org
www.southbank.org

School Summary
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International, IB, curricula.
233 students, 11-18 yrs

Southbank International School was founded in 1979 by a group of British and American educators in order to provide a challenging academic environment for a culturally diverse community. Students receive tuition in core areas (English, mathematics, history, computing, science, foreign languages, physical education and the arts) and other electives. London - its people, museums, theatres - is used as an extension of the campus and the curriculum. The campuses have pupils from 50 countries, and Southbank is noted for its friendly atmosphere.

Southbank International School - Westminster Campus was the first UK school to offer the International Baccalaureate curriculum to pupils of all ages. The IB Primary Years Programme (offered at the Hampstead and Kensington campuses) is inquiry based and uses a cross-curricular approach. It includes the core subjects as well as German, computing, art, music and Suzuki violin. In the IB Middle Years Programme (Grades 6 to 10) French and design technology are added to the core subjects begun in the Primary School. During High School other subjects can be taken such as Spanish as a foreign language, film studies and business.The emphasis is on skills development and students are prepared for the IB Diploma Programme (Grades 11 and 12).

English is the language of instruction, but students may also study their native language; currently 18 languages are offered as first or second languages in the High School section. English as an additional language is offered throughout the school. Pupils in middle and some high school years participate in a compulsory off-campus, residential programme. The school attracts well-qualified and internationally experienced teachers with IB experience.

The school operates on a three-term basis from September to June. Holidays include mid- term breaks in October and February, a two-week winter break in December/January and a two-week spring break in March/April.

Southbank Westminster (students aged 11-18) is in an English Heritage listed building in Portland Place, conveniently located in central London with good transportation nearby. Facilities include four science labs, a computer lab, a hall, theatre, a cafeteria, art and music rooms, and a library served by networked computers.

The Southbank International School - Westminster Campus is close to Regent's Park. The door-to-door bus service covers a wide area of central and north London. Admission is based on previous school records and satisfactory references, as well as suitability of the candidate for the curriculum offered. Pupils with special needs may be offered limited support and are evaluated for admission on an individual basis with consideration given to the needs of currently enrolled pupils. The future demands of the IB Diploma Programme are considered as a factor in admissions.

 

 

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