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D Y Patil International School


Kontichsesteenweg 40 2630, Aartselaar
Tel: (+32) 3 271 0943
Fax: (+32) 3 236 0325
Email: info@antwerpbritschool.org
Web site: www.antwerpbritishschool.org

ADMINISTRATION:

Head of School - Edmond Maher
Head of Senior School - Rachel Debu
Head of Junior School - Martin Taylor
IGCSE Coordinator - Tonia Smilkstein
Student Life Coordinator - Annie Iwanow
Junior School Curriculum Coordinator - Erna Van Acker
IGCSE Coordinator - R Dean
Board Chair - Kevan Keegan
FACULTY:

Full time:   5 men, 13 women
Part time:   1 men, 3 women
Nationalities:  6   CURRICULUM AND EXAMS:


Curriculum
:   UK,
Exams: GCE 'A', IGCSE,   ENROLMENT:

Age Range: 3-18
Total Enrolment: 200
Nationalities: 12
100 boys, 100 girls
Elementary: 125
Secondary: 75
FEES:

Day only: € 7375-€ 17325
Other Fees: Registration € 750; Capital Building fee €500
D Y Patil International School was founded in 1978 to provide an international education using the English language. Our school emphasises academic achievement in a caring, structured and purposeful environment. We connect students to the global community, encouraging each individual to reach their full potential and setting them on the pathway to an English medium university education.
Our school caters for ages 3-18, following the International Primary Curriculum and the International General Certificate of Secondary Education and A levels, overseen by the University of Cambridge International Examinations. French and Dutch are compulsory, although students entering in year 9 or 10 may elect not to take these. Accreditation by the Council of International Schools ensures that we meet rigorous governance, financial and educational standards.
The teaching staff is well-qualified and contains a balance of experience and youth. The average length of teaching experience is 10 years. The pupil population is international in character with some 12 countries represented although the largest group are Belgian (with Indian heritage). The school is housed in a purpose-built facility comprising 14 classrooms, library, science laboratory, computer room, theatre, gymnasium and playground.

Admission is based on previous school records and interview, where practical.