Britannica International School is committed to providing the purest British national curriculum for students aged 2-18. Britannica International School attaches great importance to teaching quality, teacher and student care, and is equipped with a comprehensive curriculum system. Britannica International School is based on the British National Curriculum and has experienced, knowledgeable and loving teachers. Students at Britannica International School come from different cultural backgrounds, and the school provides personalized teaching to meet the different needs of each student. Small class sizes, customized study programs and an inclusive school philosophy provide students with the backing to achieve their fullest potential. The British National Curriculum carried out by Britannica International School completely covers the whole school-age education from 2-18 years old from preschool to secondary school, laying a solid foundation for students to obtain ideal IGCSE and A-level scores and enter famous schools in the UK and the world. Britannica International School's World Mother Tongue Program offers students a wide range of language courses. The vast majority of teachers in Britannica International School are elite teachers with complete qualifications and rich teaching experience from the UK and English-speaking countries. The number of students in each class of Britannica International School is controlled within 22, and the excellent teacher-student ratio of 1:8 provides students with more time to share with teachers, allowing teachers to have more time to focus on the needs of individual students. A solid foundation for their growth. In addition to academic education, Britannica International School also provides interest courses and extracurricular activities, including foreign language learning, computer, rich sports, music, art, hiking practice, etc. Britannica International School is an international school accredited by both COBIS (Council of British International Schools) and CIS (Council of International Schools).