Southbank International School Hampstead
- Southbank International School Hampstead
16 Netherhall Gardens
London
NW3 5TH - Head: Mr Stuart Bain
- T 020 3890 1969
- F 020 7727 3290
- E admissions@southbank.org
- W www.southbank.org
- An independent school for boys and girls aged from 2 to 11.
- Boarding: No
- Local authority: Camden
- Pupils: 160
- Religion: None
- Fees: £19,230 - £31,305 pa
- Open days: Tuesday 17th October 2023 and Tuesday 19th March 2024
- ISI report: View the ISI report
- Linked schools: Southbank International School Kensington, Southbank International School - Westminster
What the school says...
Southbank International School was founded in 1979 by a group of educators in order to provide a challenging academic environment for students from around the world, aged 2 to 19. Students receive tuition through the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and transfer to the Westminster campus at age 11. Southbank uses London as a classroom taking full advantage of the cultural riches of the city. The campuses have students representing 70 nationalities, and the school is noted for its friendly and inclusive atmosphere. ...Read more
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Curricula
International Baccalaureate: primary years - primary years is a programme for ages 3-12.
Special Education Needs
We enrol students who can benefit from our programme. Our school aims to help students to become successful learners in a supportive environment. Our learning support teacher works with individuals who require additional support to develop their learning strategies in many areas. In addition, our Literacy Support teacher works with individuals and small groups to extend their reading, writing and spelling strategies and raise their levels of literacy, or to challenge the more able readers. English as an Additional Language constitutes a special need for many of our students. Each year we have new students who require intensivde EAL for a time. Many students require maintenance and further development of English language skills. We employ a specialist teacher of EAL whose timetable is flexible. This enhances the varying needs for EAL teaching to be accommodated as they change from term to term.
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