United States, New York
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STEP ONE
Inquire by completing our short inquiry form to share a little about your family.
A member of our admissions team will contact you to answer questions and schedule a video call or private campus tour.
This is the best way to get to know BIS-NY and determine if it is the right fit for your child.
STEP TWO
Apply Online
After your initial conversation or tour, families who wish to continue the process will be invited to complete the full application form.
The form includes family contact information and additional details that help us better understand your child and their educational needs.
Please note there is a $125 application fee, payable when the application is submitted.
STEP THREE
Submit Supporting Documents
Once your application has been reviewed, our admissions team will guide you through the final step: submitting the required supporting documents based on your child's age.
A checklist of required documents can be found in the dropdowns below.
The documents required vary by age.
Located on the East River in Kips Bay, The British International School of New York educates students from age 3 to 18 on a campus. The school offers a blended curriculum that combines the English National Curriculum with IB approaches in the Primary and Middle Years, and Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels in Upper School. Early Years integrates the UK Early Years Foundation Stage with the IB Primary Years Programme; Lower School uses the EN Curriculum within an IB framework; Middle School provides IB-based inquiry alongside IGCSE preparation; Upper School follows IGCSE and A Levels. Opened in 2006, BIS-NY launched its Upper School in 2018. Facilities include outdoor play areas, onsite swimming pool, science labs, art studios, libraries, dedicated spaces for music, languages, STEM and design. Additional strengths include a truly robust performing arts program, language clubs, and after-school activities led by groups such as Green Team and BIS-NY Bulldogs.