British School of Washington
Washington DC
British
Nursery to IB Diploma
Car and bus
Not bad but not great. Very average and does not even come close with what's on offer at other private schools I DC.
Nothing really. The school could do a lot more.
I rarely visit the school as I don't feel welcome there. There is a feeling the teachers don't want you around.
I think the school pushes reading and writing in the Elementary School but feel it loses its way academically in the Middle and High School. It is a for profit school which is a problem as you never feel there's much money about. It is owned by a company in London. Not very personal with poor communication.
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