Reviews

Came from Russia and I was worried where to put my kids I found BIS to be the best Value school not only the cheapest my son love the school and i am happy with everything there , I am planning to stay at BIS for the next 3 years that i am staying in china

Since my daughter started attending school in nursery, she is now in year 1. I have observed significant improvements at the institution, and we now consider it to be our home. We are pleased with the administration, the faculty, and the management.

Great school, staff are friendly I recommend a visit to school.

I would want to share my feedback about Britannia International School based on my own experience. After reading some of the school's past unfavorable reviews, I felt it was only fair to share my unbiased viewpoint.

My daughter started with Mr. Michael in Nursery class, a kind and patient teacher, when she was 3 years old.

I always felt pleased and carefree after going to Miss Suzanne, another caring and compassionate teacher, because I knew my daughter was in wonderful hands.

Wherever the child is from, they have been cared for at BIS. The school has students from diverse ethnicities and nations, including Australia, Russia, Brazil, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Sudan, Iraq, Bangladesh, and Hong Kong.

I was one of the parents that wanted to transfer my daughter to another school, but before the new principal took over, things changed, and the school advanced to a higher leve... read full review

The experience at the BIS (Britannia International School) in Guangzhou was absolutely poor. Initially, after the initial interview, we signed the contract because we were told that our son's teacher (NURSERY) would be native English speakers. After about three months, our son's class, without any notice from the principal, was divided into PRE-NURSERY and NURSERY. I state that my son is a mix (half Italian and half Chinese), and therefore having a native speaker to teach him in English was essential.
We have been many times to speak with the principal, a certain Tim Shepherd - of whom there is absolutely nothing on the internet, he began to say that in the pre-nursery course there would be a Chinese teacher who is not mother tongue but who has lived in Australia and his level of English was very satisfactory. My wife and I, nervous, pointed out that at the time of signing the co... read full review