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NLCS Jeju was established in 2011. It is an award winning boarding and day School located on the island of Jeju in South Korea, for boys and girls aged 4 to 18.
The School follows a British Curriculum in an English speaking environment.
Students achieve higher than world average results in their IGCSE and IBDP, securing offers from prestigious universities around the world.
NLCS Jeju students are well rounded and accomplished individuals which is thanks to a pupil centered and large pastoral provision as well as an extensive co-curricular programme.
NLCS Jeju draws on the experience and history of it's founding school, which was established in 1850 in London. The educational expertise, values and ethos of NLCS UK are evident in NLCS Jeju today. The School believes in three pillars of education:Academic Excellence
From a young age, students are encouraged to have a passion for learning and a curiosity to explore to a greater depth. Students are supported by excellent teachers who have years of experience and who are passionate about their subject area. Students are given the tools and encouragement they need to succeed. The curriculum is rigorous and challenges students to be the best they can. At NLCS Jeju they advocate 'floors, not ceilings'. Students in boarding also benefit from an Academic Enhancement Programme during the evening. Pastoral Support
At the heart of everything is the student's health and wellbeing. Students have a network of support to ensure they are happy as happy students perform better and thrive at school. A structured house system with tutors ensures that all students are known. In addition, students have access to a range of professional services including Emotional Guidance Counsellors, University Guidance Counsellors and Learning Support Teachers. The students who live on campus in one of seven fully equipped and spacious boarding homes also have the support of Boarding Home Masters/Mistresses, Matrons and other adults. Co-curricular Programme
A study and life balance is key to success and students at NLCS Jeju have access to over 150 different co-curricular activities. In addition to the after school options the students take part in a Saturday programme known as Bryant. Students can select from sport, art, drama, dance, music, academic enrichment, outdoor education and community service work to undertake in their spare time. Students excel in all areas and often win competitions or awards for their pursuits. Their students are well rounded and passionate individuals who have a range of skills and experience outside of the classroom. Boarding
Many students live on campus and enjoy the many benefits that come with being a boarding student. Students who board are more independent and confident young people. A dedicated team support the boarders and provide a range of activities in the evening and weekends. Boarding is at the heart of the NLCS Jeju community. Students are encouraged to board from Year 5 onwards. Results
Students are taught in English and despite this being their second language they excel academically. Over 65% of students achieved A*-A for their IGCSEs in 2023 and the IBDP students achieved an overall point score average of 36 - higher than the world average. Destinations
Students secure offers to prestigious universities around the world, including Oxford, Cambridge and Ivy League. Over 50% of students undertake their higher education in the US and around 20% in the UK. The dedicated University Guidance Counsellors start to work with students from Year 9 onwards. Accreditation and Awards
COBIS - Council of British International Schools - Patron's Award
IBO - IB World School (top 60)
CIS - Council of International Schools
FOBISIA - member
BCCK - member I
nternational School Awards - winner of the Safeguarding category 2023
Winner - Independent School of the Year 2021
Spears Top 15 School (China and Southeast Asia) 2022
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