We believe strongly that schools benefit from external review, inspection and accreditation on a regular basis from an organisation unconnected to the school. It helps us know how well we are doing what we are doing across all facets of the school and provides an important opportunity for us reflection and feedback as we continue to enhance our provision.
Please take a moment to review the reports below to enjoy independent feedback about our school. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our admissions team via admissions@bis-ny.org.
Following a successful and positive accreditation visit by the team from COBIS it is our pleasure to share their 2018 Accreditation Report.
Please enjoy the full report here.
BIS-NY was delighted to be selected as one of the few Good Schools outside of the UK.
Trusted by parents for more than 30 years for its truly independent and candid reviews of the world’s leading schools, the Good Schools Guide is the number one school review organisation globally. Schools cannot pay to be selected for the guide and the review process involves interviews with staff and parents alike to draw out a school’s culture, ethos and distinctiveness.
We are extremely proud of our review and invite you to read it in full here.
The ISI report reflects the findings of a four day independent inspection, and the culmination of five years of dedicated work to ensure the outstanding quality of education for your children at The British International School of New York.
We welcome you to take a moment to review our inspection report, by ISI (The independent schools inspectorate). The full 2010 report can be accessed here: ISI Inspection Report or via the ISI’s website here.
BIS-NY is proud to be an IB World School accredited to deliver the Primary Years Program (PYP) and Middle Years Program (MYP). These accreditations are re-evaluated by the IBO every 5 years.
BIS-NY is proud to deliver the long-established, respected and rigorous Cambridge International Examinations courses of study which lead to International General Certificates of Secondary Education (IGCSE) at 16 and Advanced Level Examinations (A Level) at 18.
These courses are taken by over a million students in more than 160 countries around the world and are highly regarded by universities in the USA, UK and internationally. Successful completion of A Levels not only meets the entrance requirements of universities in the US, but can even qualify students for up to one year’s credit at some of America’s leading institutions.
For more information on these examinations and the subjects we offer, please explore our Upper School.