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United Kingdom, London
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English is the language of instruction. English as an Additional Language (EAL) provides extensive instruction and support to help students develop English across all subject areas from arrival. EAL aims to help students communicate in social and academic contexts, develop literacy habits, and acquire subject-specific language skills, with progression tracked through the MYP's Language Acquisition phases. The school recognises a multilingual community and supports mother-tongue languages through curricular and extracurricular activities (Japanese, Turkish, Spanish, Mandarin) with other languages available on request.
Mother-tongue language classes are taught within the Middle Years and Diploma Programmes. Japanese, Turkish, Spanish and Mandarin Language and Literature are offered, with other languages available on request. Primary Years Programme mother-tongue classes are available on request, subject to teacher availability. There are also mother-tongue clubs and library resources to support language development.
Dwight School London is an independent, co-educational day school in north London serving students aged 2 to 18. The school offers the International Baccalaureate continuum — PYP and MYP and DP — taught across three campuses: Woodside for Little Lions Nursery and Primary (ages 2–11), Spahn for the Middle Years (11–16), and Jubilee for Diploma Programme (16–18). A fourth site hosts fields and Forest School activities at Dale Green Road. The Dwight network connects with Dwight Schools, including New York, Seoul, Shanghai, Dubai, Hanoi and the Dwight Global Online School. The Music Conservatory provides ensembles and performances, with weekday and Saturday sessions and a concert at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. Outdoor education is integral through Forest School. Sport features facilities and regional, national and international competitions. Language and arts offerings include clubs in Japanese, Mandarin and French, drama and jazz, and a community service program through Little Lions Angels.
