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13-05-2013 12:02 PM
I've heard of these International schools before but it was never made clear how they worked. Do you know if there is a similar kind of thing over here that would allow a kid born in, for arguments sake, Germany to be taught the same curriculum as the English kids but by a German speaking teacher
The British International schools were originally set up overseas.
Have a read of this:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_school
The Americans do something similar and are just known as the American School.
No, never heard of anything along the lines of your German example. As far as I know there are no German schools here, although there is the French Lycee in London for French children and open to anyone wanting to learn in French. A German child would be taught in English here but could attend a "German" language class if the school had German in their Curriculum.