Southbank International School Kensington
36-38 Kensington Park Road, London W11 3BU
- Ages
- 2-11 yrs
- Curricula
- International Baccalaureate
- Type of School
- International School
- Main Language
- English
About
The Kensington campus of Southbank International School has children from almost 40 different nationalities and
is noted for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere. It serves children aged 2-11 years, who take the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and transfer to the Westminster campus at age 11.
Southbank International School uses London as a classroom – taking full advantage of the cultural riches of the city. As part of each unit of inquiry, teachers look for opportunities to maximise learning in context, visiting cultural sites, galleries, museums, London parks and wildlife centres.
English is the language of instruction, with Spanish as the school’s second language, taught from Kindergarten upwards. English as an Additional Language (EAL) is offered from Kindergarten upwards.
As a leading International Baccalaureate School in London, Southbank attracts very well-qualified and internationally experienced teachers.
is noted for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere. It serves children aged 2-11 years, who take the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and transfer to the Westminster campus at age 11.
Southbank International School uses London as a classroom – taking full advantage of the cultural riches of the city. As part of each unit of inquiry, teachers look for opportunities to maximise learning in context, visiting cultural sites, galleries, museums, London parks and wildlife centres.
English is the language of instruction, with Spanish as the school’s second language, taught from Kindergarten upwards. English as an Additional Language (EAL) is offered from Kindergarten upwards.
As a leading International Baccalaureate School in London, Southbank attracts very well-qualified and internationally experienced teachers.
David Macmorran
Principal
David completed his further studies in History and Primary School education in Auckland, New Zealand. More recently, in London, David obtained his Masters in Educational Leadership, with honours, at UCL. His teaching career started in New Zealand before he moved to London where he taught and then progressed into Senior Leadership in a local primary school. Currently, he is a governor at one of the largest state primary schools in London. David has a passion for creating a sense of belonging in schools and thoroughly enjoys working in education.
School Campuses
