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South Korea, Seoul
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KKFS operates on a Seoul campus with facilities that support a K-12 English-language program. The campus includes a library with an online catalog and a book-request service for students and families. A cafeteria provides daily lunch options with a monthly menu. On-site facilities support elective classes and labs in music, art & design, PE, computer science, and world languages. The facilities are designed to support academic study, creative work, and student life through these core spaces.
KKFS provides on-campus academic facilities that support its K-12 program. The library supports research and independent study with a diverse collection and an online catalog. Classrooms accommodate elementary through high school instruction. Electives and labs include music, art & design, computer science, world language, and PE, with dedicated spaces aligned to the curriculum. The campus supports inquiry-based and project-based learning through these academic resources.
Athletics are offered as part of KKFS extracurriculars. Elementary students have weekly intramural sports and periodic jamborees with other international schools. Middle School has official KAIAC teams in volleyball, table tennis, basketball, and soccer, with weekly practices and jamborees on Saturdays. High School has official KAIAC teams in volleyball, cross-country, basketball, and soccer, with weekly practices and games.
Korea Kent Foreign School (KKFS) is a private international school in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, founded in 1994 as Milburn Christian School to provide education conducted in English. The school serves students from K5 through Grade 12, with divisions for Elementary (K5–5), Middle (6–8) and High School (9–12). KKFS follows the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) across its programs and the High School includes Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Students can study Mandarin, Spanish and Korean in World Language.
