South Africa, Johannesburg
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British International Preparatory School is a primary/preparatory school in Johannesburg (Randburg/Bryanston area) and part of the British International Colleges group. The school operates an international (Cambridge) primary stream alongside a local stream that follows South Africa's CAPS curriculum; its provision ranges from early-years nursery up through primary stages (ages on file: 3 to 12). Instruction is delivered in English and the school records that English-language support is available for learners not yet fluent. The published programme includes a phonics-based reading scheme, a structured robotics and coding programme, chess, art, swimming and physical education, plus aftercare and regular extracurricular activities. Facilities described on the school's materials include classroom Smart TVs, Wi‑Fi across the campus, age-appropriate recreation areas and library/IT resources. The school publishes parent information, a schedule of fees and a local handbook outlining security, reporting and behaviour policies for the preparatory campus.