International School of Port of Spain
Port of Spain
American
k-12
Private cars
extra curricular can improve and is a bit costly, there are no adequate grounds to play anything other than soccer
Facilities at school are ok, cafe lunch is expensive for what is served.
To many photo copy pages in classroom there is a need for more textbooks
american curriculum same as in the US difficult for kids that have a command of the english language then meet tons of gramatical errors from teachers that seem to not understand the proper use of the english language.
Yes there is a PTO but they dont seem to provide much cultural activites of the host country so it was more of the same stuff as in the US coffee mornings and US type events, would of like to see more involvement of local culture to enrich my kids experience of living overseas
None if you are an expat coming from the US there is no other school to attend so your choice is limited to this one. For others If you are looking for a cultural experience forget it its non existant in this school it just a typical american school catering for the american populace
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