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ISA 2013–14 Participating Schools Over 70 000 students from 333 schools participated in ISA 2013-14. The following 296 schools have given permission for their school's name to be published by ACER for information, general reporting, and/or publicity purposes. ASIA SINGAPORE German European School Singapore UNITED KINGDOM ACS Egham International School AZERBAIJAN The International School of Azerbaijan ISS International School International Community School BANGLADESH International School Dhaka One World International School International School of Aberdeen CAMBODIA Hope International School SOUTH KOREA Busan International Foreign School Marymount International School, London International School of Phnom Penh Dwight School Seoul Southbank International School, Northbridge International School Cambodia Gyeonggi Suwon International School Hampstead CHINA Access International Academy Ningbo Hyundai Foreign School Southbank International School, Beijing City International School Seoul International School Kensington Beijing World Youth Academy Taejon Christian International School Southbank International School , Canadian International School of Beijing SRI LANKA The Overseas School of Colombo Westminster Chengdu International School THAILAND Chiang Mai International School The International School of Azerbaijan Daystar Academy Concordian International School The King Fahad Academy Etonhouse International School Wuxi Gecko School Guangzhou Nanhu International School Heathfield International School Hua Mao Multicultural Education Academy International School Bangkok International School of Beijing AFRICA & KIS International School Nanjing International School New International School of Thailand Rainbow Bridge International School Phuket International Academy Day School MIDDLE EAST Shanghai Singapore International School PTIS International School ANGOLA ESCOLA Shekou International School Ramkhamhaeng Advent International School Luanda International School Shenyang International School RC International School BAHRAIN Al Hekma International School Suzhou Singapore International School Ruamrudee International School Shaikha Hessa Girls' School Teda International School St. Andrews International School, Green Valley BOTSWANA Westwood International School Utahloy International School St. Mark's International School EGYPT Cairo English School Utahloy International School, Zengcheng VIETNAM United Nations International School of Hanoi ETHIOPIA International Community School of Western Academy of Beijing Addis Ababa Western International School of Shanghai GABON Ecole Yenzi Wuxi Taihu International School International School of Gabon, Ecole Xiamen International School Ruban Vert Yew Chung International School Shanghai, EUROPE GHANA International School of Ahafo Pudong AUSTRIA Danube International School Lincoln Community School YK Pao School Vienna International School JORDAN Amman Academy Zhuhai International School BELGIUM Antwerp International School Amman Baccalaureate School HONG KONG Beacon Hill School International School of Brussels The International Academy Amman Bradbury School St John's International School KENYA International School of Kenya Canadian International School of Hong Kong The British School of Brussels The Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa Chinese International School CZECH REPUBLIC International School of Prague The Aga Khan Academy, Nairobi Clearwater Bay School Riverside School KUWAIT American International School Kuwait Discovery College DENMARK Copenhagen International School Kuwait Bilingual School Glenealy School FINLAND International School of Helsinki LEBANON Universal College - Aley Hong Kong Academy FRANCE American School of Grenoble MALAWI Bishop Mackenzie International School International College (Hong Lok Yuen) The International School of Nice MAURITANIA TLC International School Kennedy School GERMANY Bavarian International School MAURITIUS International Preparatory School Kingston International School Berlin Brandenburg International School MOROCCO American School of Marrakesh Kowloon Junior School Berlin British School MOZAMBIQUE American International School of Norwegian International School Dresden International School Mozambique Peak School Franconian International School NIGER American International School of Niger Quarry Bay School Frankfurt International School NIGERIA Discovery House Montessori School Renaissance College Heidelberg International School Good Shepherd Schools Sha Tin Junior School International School Augsburg HBESC - RUMUKOROSHE Shell The Independent Schools Foundation Academy International School Hannover Region School Victoria Shanghai Academy International School of Bremen Int. Community School, Abuja Yew Chung International Primary School International School of Hamburg NLNG School INDIA Ascend International School International School of Stuttgart OMAN Al Batinah International School DPS International International School of Ulm/Neu-Ulm PDO School DSB International School Leipzig International School Seashell Primary School Indus International School, Bangalore Munich International School QATAR Al Hekma International School - Qatar International School of Hyderabad SIS Swiss International School Fellbach Qatar Academy Kodaikanal International School SIS Swiss International School Friedrichshafen Qatar Academy Al Khor Oberoi International School SIS Swiss International School Ingolstadt SAUDI ARABIA Advanced Learning Schools THINK Global School Strothoff International School International Programs School Vishwashanti Gurukul School ITALY American School of Milan SIERRA LEONE American International School of INDONESIA ACG International School – Jakarta Bilingual European School Freetown Bandung International School International School of Bologna SOUTH AFRICA American International School of Cape Beacon Academy International School of Milan Town Binus International School Simprug International School of Modena SUDAN Khartoum American School Global Jaya International School International School of Trieste and Udine TANZANIA Genesis Schools Jakarta International School International School of Turin International School Moshi Mt Zaagkam International School The International School in Genoa International School of Tanganyika Sekolah Bogor Raya The International School of Naples Iringa International School Sekolah Buin Batu LUXEMBOURG International School of Luxembourg Kwanza International School Sekolah Pelita Harapan International NETHERLANDS American International School of Rotterdam The Latham School Semarang International School American School of the Hague UNITED ARAB Collegiate American School The International School Batam NORWAY International School of Bergen EMIRATES Dar al Marefa Private School The International School of Bogor Oslo International School Dubai International Academy JAPAN Aoba-Japan International School Skagerak Middle and Primary School Emirates Int. School - Meadows Candian International School The International School of Stavanger Jumeira Baccalaureate School Deutsche Schule Kobe/European School Trondheim International School Nibras International School Doshisha International School, Kyoto POLAND British International School Wroclaw Raffles World Academy Fukuoka International School Wroclaw International School Raha International School Hiroshima International School ROMANIA American International School of Bucharest Universal American School Horizon Japan International School RUSSIA Moscow Economic School Uptown School International School of the Sacred Heart Sakhalin International School ZIMBABWE Harare International School International Secondary School SPAIN American School of Barcelona Jingumae International Exchange School American School of Bilbao K. International School Tokyo American School of Valencia Kyoto International School Arenas Bilingual Schools AMERICAS Nagoya International School Benjamin Franklin International School BAHAMAS St Andrew’s School, The International Okinawa International School Colegio Arenas Sur School of the Bahamas Osaka International School of Kwansei Gakuin International College Spain CHILE Santiago College Osaka YMCA International School SWEDEN Futuraskolan International School of Stockholm COLOMBIA Colegio Albania St. Mary's International School International School of Lund – Katedralskolan CUBA International School of Havana St. Michael's International School International School of the Stockholm Region MEXICO American Institute of Monterrey Tamagawa Academy K-12 & University Stockholm International School Northridge School Mexico The Montessori School of Tokyo SWITZERLAND Inter-Community School Zurich NETHERLANDS International School of Curaçao Tohoku International School International School of Lausanne ANTILLES Tokyo International School International School of the Basel Region AG USA German-American Int. School Yokohama International School International School of Zug and Luzern Riverstone International School KAZAKHSTAN Kazakhstan International School International School Rheintal Westlake Academy Miras International School, Astana International School Winterthur Whitby School LAO PDR Vientiane International School SIS Swiss International School Basel US VIRGIN ISLANDS Virgin Islands Montessori School and MALAYSIA International School of Kuala Lumpur SIS Swiss International School Maennedorf International Academy Kidurong International School SIS Swiss International School Schoenenwerd VENEZUELA The British School Caracas The Australian International School Malaysia SIS Swiss International School Winterthur MYANMAR International School of Myanmar SIS Swiss International School Zurich International School Yangon SIS Swiss International School Zurich-Wollishofen NEGARA BRUNEI Panaga Shell School Zurich International School OCEANIA DARUSSALAM TURKEY Bilkent University Preparatory School FIJI International School Nadi PHILIPPINES Reedley International School UKRAINE Pechersk School International Kiev International School Suva The Beacon Academy PAPUA NEW GUINEA The Ela Murray International School The Beacon School The International School of Lae .
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