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Dwight School Seoul holds International Baccalaureate (IB) Continuum School status, meaning it is authorized to offer the full IB program sequence: Early Childhood Division (ECD), Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). It is the first IB Continuum School in Seoul. The school is also designated as a Model IB World School by Seoul's municipal government, the only school in Seoul with that model IB World School status. Dwight Seoul is part of the Dwight Global Network, a worldwide community of Dwight Schools, and is connected to the Global School Group (GSG) based in Singapore. These affiliations provide access to a global network of resources and collaborations. Public statements confirming these points are published on Dwight School Seoul's site.
Sparkathon 2025: Dwight Seoul's team “The Kimchee Boys” was awarded the Most Innovative Award at Sparkathon 2025. The announcement notes the team's achievement and its project focus on innovative design ideas addressing real-world challenges. KAIAC VEX Robotics Championship: Dwight Seoul's robotics teams achieved top results at the KAIAC Finals for VEX V5, with team 25400F earning the Excellence Award and Robotics Skills Champion, and the teams placing first and second in the finals. These awards are publicly posted on Dwight School Seoul's site.
Dwight School Seoul is an International Baccalaureate school serving students from Preschool through Grade 12, offering the PYP, MYP and DP. The campus is located in Seoul’s Digital Media City area and includes facilities such as a 455-seat performing arts center, a library, technology labs and dedicated spaces like a Makerspace and “Bakerspace.” Students can join activities ranging from Model United Nations to Robotics. The school lists participation in multiple varsity teams. Dwight Seoul is also an independent award center for the Duke of Edinburgh International Award. The language of instruction is English and the school discloses language learning options that include Korean, German and Spanish.
