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The Dulwich College International family of co-educational, academically selective schools has been in Asia since 2003, building bridges between Eastern and Western communities. Delivering high academic results and providing a well-rounded education, our schools place alongside the world’s best.
Dulwich College International Schools, Dulwich International High Schools and Dehong International Chinese Schools are sister schools. Catering to a wide-range of students, they offer differing curriculum models but all provide personalised, student-centred pathways complemented by a focus on well-being and opportunities beyond the classroom through meaningful partnerships with world-class ...
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong is a co-educational day school for students from Toddler to Year 13 (ages 2 to 18). Our College is academically selective and follows an enhanced British curriculum adapted for the needs of our international student body. Students follow the IGCSE curriculum in Years 10 and 11, and then the IB Diploma Programme ...
Dulwich College Seoul opened in the centrally located Seocho District in 2010 and is recognised as a leading international school in the city. Our College is a co-educational day school for students from Nursery to Year 13 (age 3 to 18 years), and over 40 different nationalities are represented in our community.
Our Vision and Purpose. Since the early 2000s, the goals of Dulwich College International have evolved into a Vision and Purpose guided by three pillars, and underpinned by our motto, Detur Pons Mundo. We envision a world where our students are intrinsically motivated and passionate young people who make a positive impact in the world. To this ...
苏州德威国际学校招收2至18岁的学生，其主要教学语言为英语。苏州德威国际学校遵循经过加强的英国教学大纲，以满足国际学生的需求。更多关于学校的信息，请访问苏州德威外籍人员子女学校官网查看。
A historic setting for a progressive education . Founded in 1619 and with a rich history, Dulwich College was re-established on Dulwich common in 1869.Once known as New College, the iconic Barry Buildings were designed by Charles Barry Junior, son of the architect of the Houses of Parliament, in a style which he called ‘North Italian of the Thirteenth Century’.
