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Est. 1969. The British School of Milan, is rated among the top 5 IB schools in Europe, No.1 in Italy, and top 50 in the world. We are an independent day school and the only school in Milan passing all the standards set by UK Government Inspectors (ISI).
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The Only Not-For-Profit British School in Milan. Learn More....
- Admissions
Admission to the BSM is based on: 1. Interview. 2. Reports...
- About
Who are we? Identified as one of the top 10 British Schools...
- History and Mission
The British School of Milan was founded in 1969 as an...
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The Only Not-For-Profit British School in Milan. Learn More. Inspiring Creativity. Caring & International Community. Senior. At BSM the Senior School is an exciting seven-year project. Our students learn to become more independent, to cultivate tastes, develop skills of analysis and evaluation.
Admission to the BSM is based on: 1. Interview. 2. Reports and reference from the child's current school. 3. Assessments in English and Mathematics. 4. Availability of places in the relevant year group.
Website. official website. The British School of Milan (BSM), formerly The Sir James Henderson School is a not-for-profit co-educational day school offering a British International education to students between the age of 3 – 18.
Who are we? Identified as one of the top 10 British Schools in the world and the only school in Milan passing all the standards set by UK Government Inspectors (ISI), the British School of Milan (BSM) is a co-educational day school, with an international constituency extending across the city of Milan and beyond.
The British School of Milan was founded in 1969 as an independent, not-for-profit organisation to serve the ex-patriate English-speaking community in Milan from nursery to university.
The British School of Milan, founded in 1969, is a co-educational day school and the only school in Milan awarded the highest rating of excellent by UK Government Inspectors (ISI). In 2020, it was rated among the top 10 schools in Europe.
