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Saint George School
SGSPart of Nord Anglia Education, Secular
Updated July 2026
IB
NEASC
CIS
Saint George School is a multicultural international school in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, serving students from age 2 to 18. It provides a holistic education that combines international curricula with Dominican Ministry of Education requirements to prepare students for success at top global universities.
Curriculum
Term structure
Teaching approach
The school is committed to a holistic international education that fosters academic excellence, resilience, empathy, and global citizenship. It aims to develop responsible, creative, and critical-thinking individuals who are prepared to make a positive impact in the world. The school emphasizes a multicultural environment, welcoming students from over 45 nationalities.
Programmes
The school offers an international curriculum with a British foundation, integrated with the Dominican Republic’s National Plan of Studies. It is the only school in the country to offer the Cambridge IGCSE programme for students aged 14–16, followed by the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for students aged 16–18. Instruction is provided in both English and Spanish.
Outcomes
Saint George School reports a 100% university acceptance rate for its 2023 graduating class, with over one-third of students receiving scholarship offers. Graduates frequently attend top 100 institutions in the UK, Europe, Canada, and the US, including universities such as Yale and Columbia. Students also receive national recognition for academic and civic projects, such as the Constitutional Court's “Me Gradúo con el TCRD” competition.
Student support
Learning support
The school offers a Student Success Program specifically designed for learners with disabilities. Additionally, it provides English and Spanish as a second language courses to ensure all students can access the curriculum and succeed in a bilingual environment.
Frequently asked questions(4)
- What ages does Saint George School teach?
- Saint George School enrolls students aged 2 to 18.
- What accreditations does Saint George School hold?
- Saint George School holds accreditations including IB, NEASC and CIS.
- Is Saint George School co-educational?
- Saint George School is a co-ed school.
- Where is Saint George School located?
- Saint George School is an international school in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Tuition & fees
No published fee schedule was found for this school.
Admissions
The school provides a step-by-step admissions process that begins with an enquiry and a tour, either in person or virtually. Following the submission of family details and academic records, applications are evaluated by the admissions and academic teams, which may include an academic assessment. The school welcomes families from both local and international backgrounds and provides support to help new students settle into the community.
Calendar
The school operates on a semester-based system. Key dates for the 2025-26 academic year include the resumption of classes in January, the Dragons' Day field day in February, the SGS Cup in March, and graduation ceremonies for Pre-Prep and 6th Form students in June.
About the campus
Located in the Ensanche Piantini area of Santo Domingo, the campus provides modern learning environments designed to support a holistic education. The school features facilities for Infant, Primary, and Upper School students, with an emphasis on technology-enabled learning spaces. The school also utilizes outdoor areas for sports and activities.
Co-curriculars
Students participate in a variety of activities beyond the classroom, including the 'Share A Dream' programme for volunteering and fundraising, and initiatives linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The school also hosts events such as the 'SGS Business NextGen Expo' and literacy-focused weeks. Students have opportunities to engage in regional and global events through the Nord Anglia Global Campus platform.
- Andrew FitzmauriceChief Executive Officer
Andrew Fitzmaurice has served as CEO of Nord Anglia Education since 2003, overseeing a network of schools across more than 30 countries. He holds a degree in Economics from the University of Wales Cardiff and a master’s degree in international education from King’s College. In 2023, he was appointed Chairman of IMG Academy.
Dr Elise EcoffChief Education OfficerDr. Elise Ecoff is the Chief Education Officer, leading the Education Team to ensure high standards in educational practice and curricula. With over 34 years of experience in education, she previously served as Principal at North Broward Preparatory School and held various leadership roles in Florida. She holds a doctorate in Educational Leadership from Lynn University.
- Kris WebbChief People Officer
Kris Webb serves as Chief People Officer, bringing over 30 years of international experience in leading People and Culture teams. Before joining Nord Anglia, she was Chief People Officer at Coles Group and held senior HR roles at GlaxoSmithKline, PwC, and Clayton UTZ. In 2024, she was named Australian HR Director of the Year.
- Vanessa NichollsInterim Chief Commercial Officer
Vanessa Nicholls is the Interim Chief Commercial Officer, having joined the company in 2023 as Group Strategic Programmes Director. Her background includes a 25-year career in the civil service, including roles at the Department for Education, and experience with the NSPCC and in a London secondary school.
- Lorna StreetChief Financial Officer
Lorna Street joined as Chief Financial Officer in April 2026, bringing extensive international financial leadership experience from global organizations. Her previous roles include CFO at American Greetings and Kids II/Baby Einstein, as well as positions at Morgan Stanley and Nestlé. She holds a degree from the University of Geneva and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
- George GhantousChief Operating Officer
George Ghantous is the Chief Operating Officer and a member of the Executive Committee since 2013. His career spans engineering, construction, and investment banking across the Middle East and Southeast Asia. He holds an Executive MA in International Education from King’s College London.
- Philippe LaggerChief Corporate Development Officer
Philippe Lagger is the Chief Corporate Development Officer, responsible for growing the school network through partnerships, acquisitions, and new campus construction. He joined the company in 2009 and previously worked with Lydian Capital and the Tetra Laval Group. He holds an MSc from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and an MBA from IMD.
- Liz LambRegional Managing Director, Middle East
Liz Lamb is the Regional Managing Director for the Middle East and a member of the Executive Committee. She joined Nord Anglia in 2012 and has held several leadership positions, including Executive Principal of Compass Doha and Principal of Nord Anglia International School Al Khor.
- Stuart WhiteRegional Managing Director, China
Stuart White is the Regional Managing Director for China, overseeing schools in the region. He has over 30 years of experience in education, including serving as Principal of Collège Alpin Beau Soleil and Head of Secondary/Vice Principal at BISS Puxi. He previously worked as Schools Managing Director at Cambridge Education Group.
- Inderjit DehalManaging Director, India and Regional Education Director, Southeast Asia and India
Inderjit Dehal is the Managing Director for India and Regional Education Director for Southeast Asia and India. His career includes senior roles in local and central government, the third sector, and the UK’s Academies programme, including 12 years at the Department for Education.