North London Collegiate School Jeju (NLCS)

The school is committed to an ambitious education that removes barriers, embraces challenge, and inspires a passion for learning. It follows a "diamond model" of education, with co-educational classes in the Junior School and Sixth Form, and single-sex classes in the Senior School (Years 7-11). The school aims to develop independent, curious learners with a global mindset, guided by the mantra of creating "floors, not ceilings."

The school provides a comprehensive British curriculum for students from Reception through to Year 13. The academic programme includes subjects such as Mathematics, English, Science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics), History, Geography, Music, Art & Design, Drama, Dance, Physical Education, Languages, and Computer Science. The Sixth Form prepares students for university entrance through rigorous academic study and guidance.

Students at the school achieve strong academic results, with a 2025 average IB score of 37.0 and a high percentage of IGCSE grades at A* or A. Graduates secure offers from prestigious universities globally, with over 60% of students entering US universities. The school maintains an active alumni network, the Old North Londoners Jeju (ONLJ), which fosters lifelong connections among former students.

The school provides pastoral care and emotional guidance to support student well-being and development. This includes the presence of an emotional guidance counsellor and a dedicated pastoral care team. Additionally, a buddy system is in place to assist new students in settling into the school community.

The school manages admissions through a dedicated department, which can be contacted for enquiries regarding the application process, assessments, and tuition fees. Prospective families are encouraged to visit the campus or meet with the admissions team to learn more about the school's offerings. Detailed information regarding the application journey is available through the school's website.

Term dates and full calendar details are provided to current parents through the secure Parent Portal. The school maintains a structured academic year, with specific dates for terms available for the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 academic cycles.

The campus features state-of-the-art facilities, including classrooms equipped with SMART screens and Wi-Fi, Mac-equipped classrooms, and specialized science laboratories for biology, chemistry, and physics. The arts are supported by a performing arts centre, recital and concert halls, drama studios, and multiple auditoriums. Sports facilities include an indoor sports hall, swimming pool, squash courts, gymnastics studios, a gym, a spin cycle studio, and outdoor astro-turf pitches. The school also provides three libraries, boarding homes for senior and sixth-form students, and multiple dining areas.

The school offers an extensive "Bryant" co-curricular programme featuring over 150 activities and societies. These include opportunities in music, art, drama, dance, sport, outdoor education, and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE). Students are encouraged to pursue their passions and develop new skills through these diverse offerings, which are supported by dedicated staff and facilities.