Yes

English as an Additional Language

Spanish, French, Chinese, Arabic

20

15

Yes

Technology integration specialists are employed to develop the intentional and meaningful use of technology to supplement the curricular goals. Students have access to iPads and laptops throughout the day.

Yes.

We are a non-denominational school and students of all religions attend our program and are able to practice according to their beliefs. We provide space, time and allowances for students observing their religious practices. As a school, we do not.

High School students can sit Advanced Placement (AP) exams at the culmination of their subject-specific AP class. Students may also opt to take the SAT or ACT as part of their university applications.

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From Grade 5 and up

Differs according to age. Homework is assigned to consolidate in-class learning and give students a chance to show what they have learned and to find gaps in understanding. Faculty work to balance assignments and the schedule is structured to allow for two school nights to complete any assignments.

100%

Yes, we have a full student support support team (SST).

We offer programming for students with mild to moderate learning differences through our student support team which is composed of learning specialists, psychologists, counselors, speech and language specialists and tutors.

Students are appropriately challenged within the classroom. The American curriculum allows for this adjustment and we are able to add layers of sophistication to content to ensure that all students are challenged.

Yes

Students applying to Grade 5 and above are asked to submit the results of a standardized test that is used to provide context to the rest of the application.

Students submit results of the ISEE or SSAT multiple choice standardized exam to add one objective datapoint to the process. There is no "pass mark" and a range of scores are accepted. In this sense it is information for the admissions committee rather than and evaluation one must "pass" to gain admission.

Yes

Applicants who miss the 31 January deadlines will be considered in ASL's second round of decisions assuming the application is complete by 15 March. Admissions becomes rolling after 15 March if any places remain.

Yes, as space allows.

8:05

G1 - G4: 14:55
G5 - G12: 15:05

Yes

Yes

Yes, for a fee.

Yes.

No

Both the Lower and Middle schools have extensive after-school programs; High School students can participate in a variety of after-school clubs. Students in Grade 7 and above can try out for sports teams that compete against other schools.

Physical education, recess, personal fitness and health and wellbeing are all part of the curriculum.

101 athletic teams

Two libraries, full theater, 1 lower school science lab, 4 middle school science labs, 9 high school labs. Make Innovate and Learn Lab (MILL) maker space, band, orchestra and choir spaces, photography studio with dark room, ceramics studio with 3 kilns, art gallery, fine arts studios, robotics classroom, and cafeteria.

25 meter, 6-lane swimming pool, 3 gymnasiums, 24-acre sports field with tennis courts, baseball, softball, track, football, gardens and field house. Three playgrounds.

The American School in London is a K-12 independent day school.

The American School in London empowers each student to thrive as a lifelong learner and courageous global citizen by fostering intellect, creativity, inclusivity and character.