British Curriculum International Schools in Bangladesh

British-curriculum international schools in Bangladesh are English-medium institutions that commonly follow UK examination routes - most frequently Cambridge Assessment (IGCSE/O-Level and A-Level) or Pearson Edexcel - and prepare children for IGCSEs at about 14 - 16 and A-levels at 16 - 18. Bengali (Bangla) and Bangladesh Studies are regularly taught alongside English, while other modern languages may be offered as options; schools vary in whether Bangla is a compulsory examined subject. Annual fees cover a wide band depending on school size, facilities and location, with family guides and school listings showing budgets from more modest neighbourhood schools to higher-fee premium schools, and separate charges for admission, exam registration, transport and extras. Admissions follow each school’s calendar (many schools have mid-year and new-year intakes and some align to a northern-hemisphere three-term year), and most centres ask for an application form and fee, previous school reports, an entry assessment and proof of residence or immigration status, so relocating families should apply early and request the full, current fee and exam schedule from the school.