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Yes, we do offer 2 types of support English course: ELAP (English Language Acquisition program) plus ELIP (English Languahe Integration Program).

French, Spanish and German

Yes

Yes for some classes.

Yes, we do require an English and CAT Test (Cognitive Ability Test) as part of the Admissions process.

The Admissions Committee review the complete file of the student (academic records, recommendation form, Test and Health questionnaire) for acceptance or refusal.

Ideally is the month of June but we try to be flexible as we know that some families (especially expact) can be relocated at any point in time during the yea, thus they need a school for their children.

Yes, we try to accommodate students throughout the academic year as long as we have availability in the student desired grade.

98%

IGCSE, IBDP, IELTS and SAT exams

IBDP: 96% succesfull pass rate , average points 33/45
IGCSE: 97% succesfull pass rate, Grades A*-C 80% , A* 21%

No, we are a lay school.

Yes

Education plans for students with learning difficulties are offered to meet their individual needs and to encourage them to reach their full potential.

• English Language Acquisition Programme (ELAP) and Integration Support for students who do not yet have the language skills to access the academic curriculum
• Students with study needs who would benefit from some regular tutoring during the school day or after school
• Students who need additional curricular support
• Students who need support as a result of absence due to sporting commitments
• Students with reduced ti metable and/or studying IB self-taught courses
• Students with Special Educati onal Needs (SEN)

We offer a stimulating programme for children with exceptional academic abilities. We want every child to feel stimulated and inspired by learning. As well as the diverse curriculum, we offer a Gifted and Talented initiative for students who excel in the classroom. Those students are invited to take part in an optional programme of tuition and guest speakers, who can unlock new wonders in certain curriculum subjects. Students with an aptitude for learning can discover fresh inspiration from studying it at a higher level.

7.45 a.m.

6 p.m.

Yes, day care is offered as part of the extra-curricular activities program up to 6 p.m.

St. George's is focused on all facets of the students' development. Thus, an emphasis on sport accompanies our cultural programmes in Music, Art, and Drama. After-school clubs provide an opportunity for students to pursue non-academic interests as diverse as sewing, rock climbing, karate and dance.

Yes

Yes, a vegetarian meal is available daily and special meals can be arranged for students with special diets/allergies.

Physical education

Tennis, badminton, basketball, netball, volley-ball and football pitches. Gym.

We do have a sport team for soccer, netball, basketball, volleyball, gimnastics, swissming, skiing, tennis, golf.

International diversity, british tradition, accademic excellence, life long experience, unique pastoral care.

St. George’s International School aims to educate young minds and equip its pupils to become global citizens – inspired innovators of tomorrow. A well-structured, multi-lingual, enquiry based curriculum, rooted in academic rigour, with an emphasis on the performing arts, sport and co-curricular activities enables us to reach our goals for every pupil, whilst allowing them to fulfil their own.