What are the schools in Jamaica like?

"i would say go and look at the school for yourself. i am sure you will enroll your children. this was the only thing that really worried me coming to live in Jamaica, was finding a great school but we did," remarked one expat living in Mandeville with children attending Belair school.

"Jamaica is home to a variety of schools, from international schools to bilingual schools.Notable international schools in Jamaica include St. Andrew's School, an independent, non-denominational school founded in 1962, which has a rich tradition of academic excellence and a reputation for superior educational outcomes. The school offers a wide range of courses from Preschool to Grade 12 and provides a holistic educational experience for students. Campion College is another impressive international school that holds a commitment to academic excellence and provides students with a high quality educational program. Students are provided with an environment in which they can participate in a range of activities such as music, drama, sports, and community service. Kingston College is another well-known international school that provides a cutting-edge education and an environment to learn and thrive. As far as bilingual schools, the Jamaica Bilingual Academy is an excellent option. Located on the outskirts of Kingston, it provides an exceptional education in both Spanish and English. In addition to the standard primary and secondary school curriculum, the school also offers clubs and activities to engage students, boost their academic performance, and prepare them for the world outside of school," said one expat in with children at .