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About our school

An independent, internationally minded community where curiosity, kindness, and high expectations meet.

Our mission

Educating thoughtful, capable global citizens

Global International School exists to help young people become confident learners and caring people. We believe a great education balances academic depth with creativity, wellbeing, and a genuine understanding of the wider world.

Our community brings together families from many countries and backgrounds. That diversity is at the heart of who we are — it shapes our classrooms, our conversations, and the way our students see themselves in the world.

What we value

  • Inquiry — we learn by asking good questions and exploring real problems.
  • Community — every student is known, supported, and encouraged to belong.
  • Integrity — we act with honesty, respect, and responsibility.
  • Growth — we celebrate effort, reflection, and progress over time.

At a glance

Our school in numbers

45+

Nationalities represented across our student body.

1:12

Average teacher-to-student ratio in our classrooms.

Ages 3–18

A continuous journey from early years to graduation.

2011

The year our school community was founded.

Our approach

Learning that connects to the real world

Across every section of the school, learning is active and connected. Younger children explore through play and discovery; older students take on independent projects, debate ideas, and apply what they learn to authentic challenges.

Teachers plan carefully so that each year builds on the last. Reading, writing, mathematics, science, the arts, languages, and sport all have a place — and so does the time to reflect, create, and grow.

School sectionsEarly Years, Primary, Secondary
Language of instructionEnglish, with multilingual and home-language support
Class sizesSmall, with individual attention for every learner
CalendarThree terms across the academic year

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