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Cambodia, Phnom Penh
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- Council of International Schools (CIS) — The school's website states BISC is "accredited by CIS." CIS is a global membership and accreditation body that evaluates schools on governance, teaching & learning, student welfare and continuous improvement; CIS accreditation indicates the school has met an internationally recognised quality-assurance process.
Note on other organisations listed on the school's "Accreditations and Memberships" page: the website describes a number of international organisations (Council of British International Schools — COBIS; Federation of British International Schools in Asia — FOBISIA; Cambridge Assessment International Education; Eco‑Schools / Foundation for Environmental Education; Association for the Advancement of International Education — AAIE; International Schools Association — ISA) as affiliations or items the school is "actively pursuing" membership or accreditation with. These are described on the school's Accreditations and Memberships page, but the site distinguishes between bodies it is accredited by (CIS) and other memberships/affiliations it is pursuing or holds. Each of the organisations named on that page supports quality assurance, regional collaboration, recognised curricula or environmental/school leadership programmes.
- No school-level awards listed on the Bromsgrove International School Cambodia website for the past five years. I reviewed the school's public pages (homepage, About / Accreditations & Memberships and News/Inspection pages) and did not find any awards that the school itself says it has received in the last five years. If you want, I can expand the search beyond the school website (news articles, third‑party directories) to see whether any external sources report awards given to the school.
Bromsgrove International School Cambodia (BISC) is located in Sen Sok, Phnom Penh, and (per the school website) planned to open in September 2025. The school delivers English-medium education from Early Years (age 2) through Year 13, following the English National Curriculum and offering IGCSEs and post-16 pathways (A-levels and the IB Diploma). The Early Years programme uses the EYFS framework and lists specific class maxima for pre‑Nursery through Reception (pre‑Nursery: 10; Nursery: 14; Reception: 18; Year 1: 20). The school's published pages describe Khmer language & culture taught from Year 1 and a Chinese language programme alongside English, and note facilities including science labs, sports provision and a four‑floor performing arts centre. BISC states it provides a branded transport service (minivans with GPS/CCTV and supervised hubs) and—on its site—has a boarding page. For fee details the school directs parents to the Tuition & Fee Schedule available from the school office.
