British Curriculum International Schools in London, United Kingdom

British-curriculum international schools in London teach the English National Curriculum (often delivered as iPrimary/Key Stages), and most progress pupils to GCSE or IGCSE examinations and then to A-levels or equivalent post-16 programmes; awarding bodies such as Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge are commonly used. Teaching is delivered in English, with modern languages (for example French and Spanish) widely taught and English-as-an-additional-language support routinely available for international children. Fees in London vary considerably between neighbourhoods and school types, but published sector data put typical annual day fees in the mid-to-high-teens to mid-£20,000s range and families should budget for the additional 20% VAT that applies to many independent school fees introduced in 2025. Admissions follow a mix of fixed entry points (Reception, Year 7/11+ transitions, and Sixth Form/Year 12) and in-year or rolling offers where places are available, so relocating families are advised to start enquiries many months before their preferred start date and to check inspection reports, entry testing requirements and any boarding or EAL provision that matters to their child.