British Curriculum International Schools in United States

British-curriculum international schools in the United States typically teach an adapted English National Curriculum and most commonly lead to Cambridge IGCSEs at 14 - 16 and Cambridge International A-Levels (some schools combine British syllabuses with IB or US diplomas). Instruction is usually in English, with modern foreign languages such as Spanish, French and increasingly Mandarin offered, and many schools provide English-as-an-Additional-Language support for newcomers. Fees vary substantially by city and age; directory data shows typical international-school tuition averages in the low-to-mid tens of thousands of US dollars a year, while individual British schools in major metro areas publish fees ranging from the high-teens to well over USD 60,000 for older year groups. The main intake follows the US/Northern-Hemisphere school year (usually August/September) but schools will often accept mid-year or rolling admissions where places exist, so relocating families should allow time for transcripts, immunisation records and English-language assessment when preparing applications.