The Cape Town International School is one of the best educational institutions in the country and aims to provide its students with the very best of education.
The Cape Town International School or the International School of Cape Town has stressed on imparting quality education to its students since its inception in 1998. The school is located on the southern fringes of the city. The school, being a relatively new endeavor, comprises of a small number of students. This enables the teachers to pay attention to individual student needs.
Cape Town International School- Management
The school is controlled and managed by a private organization and is co-educational. The University of Cambridge has accredited the curriculum of the school. The International School of Cape Town is governed by the CIBT or the Center for British Education. The School has also been registered with the Western Cape Education Department. The school has successfully fulfilled the standards required to be a member of the independent Schools Association of South Africa and the European Council of
International Schools.
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Cape Town International School- Curriculum
The syllabus of the International School of Cape Town aims to offer its pupils a chance to hone their inherent skills. Their courses are so designed as to encourage their overall development thereby preparing them for their life ahead. Class strength in the International School of Cape Town is restricted to a minimum of 20 students at the primary level and 24 students at the High School.
Cape Town International School - Admission Procedure
Parents willing to admit their wards into the High school need to go for an interview with the Director of Studies while those who want to get their kids admitted to the primary division need to do the same with the Key Stage Head of the Primary school.
Apart from concentrating on academics the school also focuses on co-curricular activities that include sports and other cultural activities.
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