BEST SCHOOL IN THE WORLD

Schoolash - 1. JFK INTERNATIONAL - SWITZERLAND

Switzerland is synonymous with high-quality boarding school, and one reason is JFK International. Located in one of the most beautiful mountain village in the Swiss Alps, JFK is the classic English language international boarding and day school that caters for 60 to 70 students between the ages of 5 and 14. While JFK is internationally renowned for excellence in education, it prides itself into a small stylish family organization where children are treated as individuals. While JFK maintains the latest computer learning aids, school considers the interactions
between students and teachers become the most important factor in developing the talents of each child. Kennedy School is an ideal place for children to grow and develop. The curriculum at JFK is specially designed for international schools and provide students with a lot of experience through activities, trips and sports. Important for success is a strong belief that every child is a unique individual with different needs.

2.WESTMINISTER SCHOOL - ENGLISH

To understand what an extraordinary education institutions Westminster School, all you need to do is read the amazing role-call famous alumnus, ranging from historical figures such as Christopher Wren, Ben Jonson and AA Milne with actor Peter Ustinov, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and modern day pop star famous, such as Dido and Gavin Rossdale. Located next to Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament in London, Westminster School is one of the most prominent in the world of independent boarding and day school. Remarkably, the origins of the School can be traced back to the convent school of the Benedictine monastery was founded more than a thousand years ago. During each of the past five years, 50 percent of students accepted by universities of Oxford and Cambridge, 45 percent choose the appropriate program for them in another country's leading universities and 5 percent have taken place in universities in America.

3. Charterhouse - ENGLISH

In 2011, Charterhouse celebrates 400 years of exceptional public education as one of the great historic English school. However, Charterhouse offers a dynamic and progressive education, and its graduates continue to fill the top universities in the UK. Its priority is not the test score but stimulation independent inquiry and intellectual curiosity. Students are encouraged to maintain a balance between academic work and a variety of extra-curricular opportunities, with sporting and cultural achievements equally appreciated. The boy admitted to Charterhouse Year 9, when most of them were 13. A limited number of boys from abroad admitted after taking the test in English, Mathematics and Science, usually in January of admission. Charterhouse also serves about 50 girls were admitted annually into the sixth form.

4. UWCSEA VISION - SINGAPORE

United World College of South East Asia promise nothing less than a holistic educational experience, life-determining for students at two campuses in Singapore. UWCSEA is the second from 13 universities around the world that are part of the movement United World College, which was established with the aim of avoiding war by using education to promote international understanding, unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. Thus, UWCSEA has an international focus and has developed a worldwide reputation for providing value-based education to challenge holistically with an emphasis on academic achievement, service to others, environmental management, teamwork and leadership. UWCSEA offers a program for children from kindergarten to grade 12, including a number of International Baccalaureate qualification.

5. Woodstock SCHOOL - INDIA

Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Woodstock School is one of the elite residential schools in India. Woodstock School was founded in 1854, and for most of its history was primarily serve the needs of the mission and the family are involved in social services in India. This legacy continues today in the school's commitment to the values ​​of excellence, personal responsibility and service. Woodstock aims to develop responsible global citizens and leaders by providing world-class international education, rooted in the Christian heritage and values, for different groups of students, especially from the family in the Christian ministry or public, in an environment of Himalayan India. Schools provide education for students aged 3 to 18 years, although schools are only available to students from Grade 3 onwards. Woodstock has an international reputation for excellence, as demonstrated by the fact that the majority of students come from countries other than India.

6. CANADIAN ACADEMY - JAPAN

Located on Rokko Island in Kobe, canadian Academy was established with the mission to inspire students to inquire, reflect, and choose to lovingly impact the world throughout their lives. Canadian Academy is a private international school approved by the Ministry of Education of Japan, and certified for both awards in the US high school diploma and the International Baccalaureate. Student body is truly international in its makeup, with about 17 percent of students from North America, 7 percent from Europe, 55 percent from Asia, and 20 percent are represented throughout the world. Canadian Academy has an international dormitory for students in grades 9-12. The layout of a place to stay for the hostel has been designed to create a family environment and to foster closer relations between the students and their parents home residents.

7. Geelong GRAMMAR SCHOOL - AUSTRALIA

With five campuses specialists - Bostock, Toorak, Timbertop, and Senior Middle School - Geelong Grammar cater for all ages of school students. Now, more than 150 years, Geelong Grammar has developed into one of the most prestigious boarding schools in Australia, the most well-known hosting HRH Prince Charles at the site Timbertop at Geelong Grammar School in 1966. Australia's largest co-educational Boarding School, an incredible diversity attracting students from all over the world, and promotes the philosophy that education is a dynamic and continuous. Corio campus dormitory in a vibrant center for sport, recreation and study monitored more than 100 co-curricular activities available to students. Teaching at Geelong Grammar School employs implicit and explicit teaching skills Positive Psychology and the principles on each campus and in all aspects of school life that are known to effectively enhance the critical thinking skills and increase positive emotions in students.