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British Curriculum International Schools in Georgia

Compare 7 British Curriculum international schools in Georgia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average GEL 10,863), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
7
Curricula
11
Average annual fee
GEL 10,863
Fee range
GEL 7,600 – 12,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Cambridge (Primary) (3 schools)
Average school size
839 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Georgian-American High School
Oldest
Georgian-American High School (2003)
About international schools in Georgia

British-curriculum international schools in Georgia are mostly concentrated in and around Tbilisi and typically deliver the English National Curriculum with Cambridge (IGCSE) and/or A-Level or Pearson Edexcel senior pathways, sometimes alongside Georgian national subjects and additional language streams. Instruction is usually English-medium; most schools also include Georgian classes and many offer Russian or other modern languages as options. Fees across Tbilisi schools vary but commonly fall in a mid-range band rather than very high international prices - families should expect to budget in local-currency annual tuition bands that differ by age and by school. Admissions normally follow the September - June academic year, with applications assessed from records and references plus age-appropriate assessments or interviews and variable English-language requirements for older year groups.

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FAQs for Georgia

What does a “British curriculum” school in Georgia actually teach and lead to?
A British-curriculum school will typically follow the English National Curriculum in primary years and prepare older pupils for Cambridge IGCSEs and then either Cambridge/Edexcel A-Levels or equivalent UK qualifications in sixth form. These qualifications are recognised for entry to UK and many international universities, though individual course choices and university entry requirements vary.
Which ages and stages do these schools cover?
Most British international schools in Georgia offer a continuous pathway from early years or primary (around age 3 - 5) through secondary to sixth form (up to age 18), but provision varies by campus so you should check each school’s published age range and the availability of A-Level or other senior programmes. Larger schools commonly run separate early years, primary and secondary sections with staged assessments between them.
How much should I budget for tuition and extra costs?
Tuition levels differ by school, location and the child’s year group, but in Tbilisi many international schools sit in a mid-range band (dozens of schools report typical annual tuitions in local-currency bands) and you should also allow for registration/enrolment fees, exam fees, transport, meals and devices when planning. Always request the current fee schedule from the school and ask for a full breakdown of extras; published guides and local fee surveys provide useful benchmarks.
When do schools admit new pupils and what do they ask for?
Admissions usually follow the academic year starting in September, but many schools accept applications year-round subject to places; common requirements are an application form, previous school reports, a copy of passport/birth certificate, and an age-appropriate assessment or interview, with stronger English proficiency often required for secondary entry. Policies on entry testing, waiting lists and enrolment deposits differ between schools, so check each school’s admissions policy and deadlines.
Will my child be taught in Georgian, and can non-Georgian speakers cope?
Instruction in British international schools is normally in English, but most include Georgian lessons in the timetable and offer varying levels of additional language support; some schools run bilingual streams or provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) support for newcomers. Non-Georgian speakers commonly join English-medium classes with tailored support, though you should confirm the intensity of Georgian teaching and the availability of EAL at the specific year level you are considering.
What should parents look for when choosing a British school in Georgia?
Look for clear information about which British examinations are offered (IGCSE, A-Level or Edexcel), inspection or accreditation status, published fees and the full list of extras, the school’s approach to Georgian language and integration with local requirements, and practical details such as transport, campus location and class size. Visiting the campus, meeting senior teachers and asking for recent sample reports or exam outcomes will help you compare how well each school will meet your child’s academic and pastoral needs.