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Nexus International School, Singapore

Singapore · History

From Ulu Pandan to Aljunied: Nexus International School's First Fifteen Years

Founded through an acquisition in 2011, Nexus International School (Singapore) grew from a rebranded campus in the west to a purpose-built vertical school in central Singapore, carrying its Malaysian parent brand into one of the city-state's most internationally diverse IB communities.

British International School of Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur · History

From 70 pupils in a small campus to 1,510 under Nord Anglia

The British International School of Kuala Lumpur opened in 2009 under the British Schools Foundation, moved to a purpose-built site within a year, and passed to Nord Anglia Education in December 2017.

Harrow International School Bangkok, Bangkok

Bangkok · History

Harrow Bangkok: Asia's first Harrow School, built on royal ties

Founded in 1998 on the strength of a century of connections between Harrow London and the Thai royal family, Harrow Bangkok is now the largest school in the Harrow network worldwide.

Nord Anglia International School Shanghai, Pudong, Shanghai

Shanghai · History

China's first British school, still leading from Pudong after 24 years

Opened in 2002 as the first international school in Pudong and the first British school in all of China, NAIS Pudong has grown from 50 pupils into a school of 700 serving over 40 nationalities.

The British International School Shanghai, Puxi, Shanghai

Shanghai · History

Twenty years of British education in Minhang District

The British International School Shanghai, Puxi opened in 2005 as a Nord Anglia campus in Huacao, Minhang District. Two decades on, it holds COBIS Beacon Status and has just launched A Levels alongside its established IB Diploma.

Dulwich College (Singapore), Singapore

Singapore · History

From a Competitive Tender to 2,600 Students in a Decade

Dulwich College (Singapore) opened in August 2014 after winning a government tender against 19 rivals. In eleven years it has grown from 884 students to a fully built-out campus in Bukit Batok West.