Léman Manhattan Preparatory School

The Village School is located in sunny Houston, Texas, just 20 minutes from the city’s downtown area. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma, an optional entrepreneurship diploma, a fine arts program collaboration with the Juilliard School, and a comprehensive STEAM program in collaboration with MIT; students in the program visit MIT annually. FACILITIES The Village School is situated on 28 acres in West Houston. The campus has athletic facilities that include a turf field for football, soccer and lacrosse, a competition track, and tennis courts that are some of the best in the nation. Brand new facilities include an aquatic center, an additional athletic center, a weight room and a dormitory. SPORTS AND ARTS The Village School’s competitive sports teams include options such as American football, golf, and lacrosse. In collaboration with The Juilliard School, the fine arts program’s unique curriculum prepares students for higher education in the arts. DORMITORIES

Buckswood School is a co-educational private boarding school where academic excellence and extra-curricular successes are the norm for each and every student. The school has a proud heritage of preparing scholars for life, in turn helping them to secure places at the UK’s top universities. With many years of experience and relationships built with university admissions departments, Buckswood has honed a winning formula, culminating in a 100% university entrance rate. Inhabiting large old country houses, the school is just far enough from the hubbub of modern life to benefit from the freedom of the countryside, whilst

Set in the shadow of one of the most magnificent cathedrals in the world, and just a stone’s throw from world-famous Cambridge University, King’s Ely is a co-educational independent private boarding school which consistently produces excellent academic results. Over 90% of leavers gain entry to their first choice universities, with many progressing to study at Russell Group institutions as well as top universities around Europe, the USA and Asia. Students aged 11-18 are welcomed to the school and encouraged to take risks in their learning, pushing themselves beyond the boundaries of their expectations to discover more about the world around them and, in turn, more about themselves. Small class sizes mean that teachers know students as individuals and provide the support, guidance and challenge that they need in order to learn effectively and succeed in life. Facilities A five-minute walk from the school takes students to the tranquil setting of the Great Ouse river and the King’s Ely