School Life

Our Kensington Campus Grade 4 students wrote and drew a bilingual mini booklet based on the book “ If…” by Sarah Perry.

University counsellor Rosalind Stewart explains why US colleges value the IB Do US universities know what the IB is? More schools offer the IB in the US than anywhere else in the world. There’s no question - US colleges know...

What’s the difference between A levels and the IB Diploma (DP)? The IB Diploma is more comprehensive than A levels - comprising six subjects from broad curriculum groups rather than the usual three at A level - as well as...

At Southbank International School when it comes to teaching Maths our approach is to contextualise the Maths by putting it into real world context. Maths is consistently cited as a favourite subject amongst students. This is due to the amazing...

Southbank students normally participate in two MUN conferences each year, in Paris and The Hague. Last week, our Egyptian Grade 9+10 delegation had a fantastic trip to The Hague, conducting themselves with great spirit and humour throughout.

As schools and students celebrate A-level results, we musn’t forget the thousands of students around the world who received their IB Diploma results recently, with a global average score of 31.98.

At the end of last year, the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI), who reports to the UK Department of Education, conducted an inspection of our Kensington campus and confirmed what we already knew – that our school and community is special.

As in previous years, our Higher Education and Careers team have done a superb job matching student aspirations to future options. They’ve worked hard to find the ‘best fit’ destination where our graduates will be happy