CEO/Principal

Located in The Hague, Netherlands, The British School in the Netherlands (commonly abbreviated to BSN) Is a co-educational international school. First established in 1931, the school is currently arranged across four campuses in the region. Three of these campuses provide teaching provision for the junior school, with pupils aged under 11, with older pupils attending the senior school on another, separate campus. These campuses have seen extensive redevelopment and modernisation over the years, with the most recent having been opened in 2010, and as a result are able to boast of a wide range of teaching and recreational facilities such as a sports centre. The school has around 2300 pupils in total, with a roughly even split between the junior and senior schools. The school curriculum is based primarily off the English National Curriculum, with students sitting GCSE exams at age 16, whilst post-16 students are able to choose between British A-levels, or International Baccalaureates. Courses at the school are taught in English, with provision made available for students speaking this as a second language. Younger students are taught the typical range of subjects expected from a British primary school.

Headteacher

Mr Kieran Earley

Teaching Information

BSN teachers will be primarily expected to teach in English, with skills in other EU languages being preferred. Teachers will also have knowledge and experience of the English National Curriculum, and be able to teach both GCSE/A-Level and International Baccalaureate, and contribute properly to developing schemes of work.