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The British Section consists of 150 pupils and 10 full time teaching staff. All the pupils will be in international classes which are made up of a mixture of  mainly American, Canadian and British pupils and taught by a teacher from one of these nationalities.


The school is unique in the fact that it teaches an international curriculum which covers the criteria of the British National Curriculum. All the Curriculum documents will be found in the AIS International Directorate.

 

Information for British Parents - School Address and Registration
Postal Address: AFNORTH International School

                                                                                British Section
                                                                                HQ AFNORTH
                                                                                BFPO 28


                                                        Telephone: 0031-45-5278240
                                                                  Fax: 0031-45-5278224
                                                               Email: HeadTeacher

 

Assessment Policy
Baseline Assessment IY1 Age 4
PIPS - Performance Indicators in Primary School
IY1 Year R
IY3 Year 2
M2 Year 6
Statuary Attainment Tests - end of the key stages
IY3 Year 2
M2 Year 6

  Absences
As a school policy, parents are encouraged to phone in when their child is ill and certainly send a note to explain the absence when their child returns to school. This resulted in no recorded unauthorised absences for the school year 1997-1998.
  Academic Reporting of your child's progress
At the beginning of the school year you will be invited to an Open house where you will have a chance to meet your child's new teacher. At this time you will have an opportunity to see and review the curriculum for that year as well as having your questions or concerns answered. The school has an open door policy and parents are invited to actively take part in their child's education by helping both in the classroom and at home. Consequently, any time you have a concern, you are invited to ring the school secretary to make an appointment to see your
child's teacher or the British Headteacher. Each child receives a written report each term and parents are encouraged to attend the parent-teacher conference sessions that are held shortly after the reports have been sent home.
  Homework Policy
Your child will be expected to do some work at home. The amount and type of work will be decided by the individual teacher in line with AFNORTH International School homework policy.
  Extra Curricular Activities
These take place in the Autumn Term for ten weeks when transport is available to take the children home after
school hours. Brownies and Boy Scouts meet once a week, please contact the British Office for more information
on activities.
 

School Advisory Council
In common with all SCE schools, AFNORTH has a Parent Advisory Committee. This body is made up with members
from our parent unit, school and parents. For information concerning this committee please contact:


The Secretary
Parent Advisory Council
British Education Centre
HQ AFNORTH

BFPO 28
  School Employment Opportunities
For details about job vacancies and how to apply for a vacancy please contact;
The Finance Section
UKDSU
HQ AFNORTH
BFPO 28
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Last Revised: 20 Feb 08