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South Korea, Jeju
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NLCS Jeju offers a co-curricular programme with over 100 activities and academic societies available each week. After-school activities include cycling, Olle walks, drama productions, ceramics, knitting, oil painting, dance including contemporary, street and ballet, gymnastics, football, swimming, tennis, volleyball, 3D modelling and more. Societies are student-led and include English Literature, Latin, Linguistics, Law, History, International Relations, Biology, Chemistry, Korean Politics, Arts, Dance, Drama, Architecture, Maths, Computer Science, Medical, Physics and many more.
Art is taught by a dedicated Junior and Senior School art department and forms part of the curriculum. Students can explore art beyond the classroom through House Competitions, CCAs and the Bryant programme. The school holds annual Art Exhibitions open to students and parents to showcase work. The art workshops and facilities support painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, drawing and other art forms.
Language and culture activities are supported through the co-curricular programme. Societies include English Literature, Latin and Linguistics, along with Korean Politics, International Relations, and other subjects such as Architecture, Maths, Computer Science, and Physics. Students participate in debates, seminars and talks organized by student-led societies.
Social and hobby activities are offered through CCAs such as cycling, Olle walks, drama productions, ceramics, knitting, painting and dance, along with music ensembles. The Bryant Saturday programme offers over 100 activities, including basketball, kayaking, biking, rugby, photography, sewing and fashion, webtoon animation, dog shelter work and more. Students can also join a wide range of clubs and societies to pursue personal interests.
Bryant includes community service Bryants such as a dog shelter programme and other community service activities coordinated by a dedicated Bryant team. The programme features activities run by teachers and outside providers on and off campus. The Duke of Edinburgh International Award offers Bronze, Silver and Gold and includes volunteering as well as physical, skills, expedition and residential components. Together these programmes support student engagement with the community and develop social responsibility.
The school offers multiple leadership and professional development opportunities. The Big 8 tradition selects Year 12 students to be senior ambassadors in their final year, with responsibilities across sport, academics, the arts and the community. Other leadership roles include the Student Council, Prefects, House Captains and Boarding Leadership teams. There are Ambassadors for areas such as Eco, Sport, Library and Music, plus Peer Mentors and a Buddy System.
Wellbeing is supported through sport and outdoor education. The on campus Sports Centre includes a multi-purpose hall, squash courts, a gymnastics studio, a swimming pool, a spin cycle studio and a gym, with two Astro Turf pitches and access to community grounds for additional activities. Students compete in Jeju, the Korean mainland and internationally in events such as FOBISIA and KISAC. The Bryant programme offers off-campus activities including golf, fencing, scuba diving, surfing, rock climbing and more.
North London Collegiate School Jeju is a boarding and day school in Jeju Global Education City, South Korea, for students aged 4–18. In the Senior School, students study a British curriculum in Years 7–9, move into an IGCSE programme in Years 10–11, and can take the IB Diploma Programme in Sixth Form (Years 12–13). Teaching is in English (except language lessons). The campus facilities listed by the school include three libraries, science labs, a Performing Arts Centre, drama studios, dance studios, a swimming pool and astro turf pitches. Beyond lessons, students can choose from 100+ co-curricular activities and societies and the school also runs the Saturday Bryant programme. Boarding is a central part of school life, and students are encouraged to board from Year 5 onwards.
