International Schools
ߣÍÃÊÓƵ International School Cambodia (BISC)
(BISC) marks a significant milestone in the School’s global expansion. The School welcomed its first students in September 2025. This marks an exciting new chapter in the history of ߣÍÃÊÓƵ School, which has been at the forefront of educational excellence since its foundation in 1553.
The School offers a comprehensive educational experience from kindergarten through to International Baccalaureate (IB) and A-Levels, providing students with an exceptional academic foundation. The campus, designed with sustainability in mind, features state-of-the-art facilities, expansive playgrounds, and eco-friendly infrastructure, setting a new standard for education in Cambodia.
Read more about the launch of BISC here.
ߣÍÃÊÓƵ School Mission Hills (Shenzhen)
was launched in Shenzhen in 2015, and the School celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2025 with a gala concert.
ߣÍÃÊÓƵ School Mission Hills aims to educate local and international children living in Shenzhen and will follow a bilingual programme. The shared mission is to provide a rigorous, bilingual education which promotes a truly global perspective to its pupils, underpinned by the IB philosophy and ߣÍÃÊÓƵ’s traditional standards and values. Mission Hills Pre-school is already operational, and the aim is to expand so that the School educates around 1600 students between the ages of 3 and 18.
The creation of Mission Hills International School has been spearheaded by Dr Catherine Chu, Executive Director of Mission Hills Group and Mission Hills Education. Dr Chu’s husband’s is an Old Bromsgrovian (Charles Tsai WG 1990-1994) and Catherine and Charles approached ߣÍÃÊÓƵ at an OB reunion to suggest a collaboration between our two institutions, with ߣÍÃÊÓƵ providing the educational programme and Mission Hills the infrastructure and facilities. We found an immediate affinity for the ideals of Mission Hills Education and we believe that we have much to offer the children in Shenzhen. However, we also believe that we have much to learn from the Chinese way of teaching. To blend these two great learning traditions is an exciting prospect.
ߣÍÃÊÓƵ International School Thailand (Bangkok)
In 2005, the purpose built opened its doors close the Bangkok's new international airport. This momentous event warrants more than the paltry sentences offered here. Strange to think that for the first few boys of the medieval School, the concept would have been literally unimaginable. Now, opportunities for exchanges, GAP years and virtual communication and cooperation abound.
