The Good Schools Guide International (GSGI) reviews schools in more than forty countries. New countries, schools and articles are added or updated continually.
You may want to contact us if...
- You're searching for a country that isn't listed and you'd like to be alerted when it's in the GSGI, or you'd like to suggest someone there who might be qualified to write for the GSGI.
- You cannot wait another moment for us to complete a section to see the school write-ups and articles we have on a country you're heading to. By all means call us to see if we have early information that might help you!
- You have comments on individual schools; our choice of schools and our descriptions of them are greatly improved by the contributions made by parents and others.
- You want to find out more about working for us as a glamorous GSGI editor in your host country.
We welcome correspondence, and will do our best to reply promptly.
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Need help?
Perhaps you suspect your child has some learning difficulty and you would like advice on what you should do. Or perhaps it is becoming clear that your child's current school is not working for him or her, and you need help to find a mainstream school which has better SEN provision, or to find a special school which will best cater for your child's area of need. Our SEN consultancy team advises on both special schools, and the mainstream schools with good SEN support, from reception through to the specialist colleges for 19+.
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Corona Virus
As a result of the coronavirus outbreak, The Good Schools Guide International offers the following guidance:
Determine the global situation and that of individual countries on government mandated school closures by accessing the UNESCO information on this link: https://en.unesco.org/themes/education-emergencies/coronavirus-school-closures.
For updates on the medical situation, go to the World Health Organisation website at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/situation-reports.
If you wish to contact one of our GSGI listed schools to discover their current status or any plans for alternate learning strategies, please go to our database to find email and phone numbers for each school https://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/international-search.
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