Nearly one in five students scored 40 points or higher, earning places at top universities including Cambridge, LSE, and Imperial College London.
BISB provides an educational journey from the English National Curriculum to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP). The school’s holistic approach emphasizes both academic excellence and personal growth, supported by collaborations with global institutions such as UNICEF, MIT, The Juilliard School, and IMG Academy.
“We are a vibrant, warm community with a strong and well-deserved reputation delivering the best of British and International education programmes,” said Chris Russell, interim principal of BISB.
The school says that it integrates cutting-edge educational technology across its programs, allowing students to explore, create, and innovate.
BISB’s 2025 IBDP graduates achieved outstanding results, far surpassing the global average. Nearly one in five students scored 40 points or above, placing them among the world’s top achievers. Graduates earned places at leading universities, including Cambridge, LSE, Warwick, Imperial College London, and UCL.
The school’s Early Years Center follows the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, focusing on learning through play in a safe and stimulating environment. Guided by specialist educators, children engage in creative and exploratory learning that nurtures curiosity, problem-solving, and social skills.
At the Primary School level, BISB offers a broad, project-based curriculum aligned with the British National Curriculum for England, complemented by music, languages, and experiential learning activities. Students benefit from personal, social, and academic development opportunities, including trips, performances, and community initiatives.
Beyond the classroom, BISB offers over 100 co-curricular programs—from football and robotics to drama and music in partnership with Juilliard—helping students develop as confident, well-rounded individuals.
As part of the Nord Anglia network, BISB connects students to a global learning community spanning 85 schools worldwide. This provides access to international events, cultural exchanges, and global citizenship initiatives that encourage leadership and collaboration across borders.
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