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International Schools' Assessment ISA ISAInternational Schools’ Assessment International Schools’ Assessment 2016-17 Participating Schools Students in around 80 countries participated in the 2016-17 ISA administration. The following 279 schools have given permission for their school’s name to be published by ACER on this list. INDONESIA ACG School Jakarta ASIA Bali Island School Bandung Independent School AZERBAIJAN Baku-Oxford School BINUS School Simprug BAHRAIN Shaikha Hessa Girls’ School Canggu Community School BANGLADESH International School Dhaka Green School Bali Intercultural School of Bogor CAMBODIA Hope International School Jakarta Intercultural School International School of Phnom Penh Mt. Zaagkam School Northbridge International School Cambodia Sanur Independent School CHINA BASIS International School Shenzhen Sekolah Pelita Harapan Lippo Village Beijing City International School Semarang Multinational School BIBS (Beanstalk International Bilingual School) - UES Campus The Independent School Batam Changsha WES Academy JAPAN Aichi International School Changsha WES (Bilingual) Academy Aoba-Japan International School Chengdu International School Canadian International School Tokyo Chengdu ISC International School (Zhonghai) Deutsche Schule Kobe / European School Daystar Academy Fukuoka International School Guangzhou Grace Academy International School of the Sacred Heart Guangzhou Nanfang International school K. International School Tokyo HD Ningbo School Kyoto International School International School of Qingdao Makuhari International School Jurong Country Garden School Nagoya International School Shanghai United International School - Hongqiao Campus New International School of Japan Shanghai United International School - Pudong Campus Osaka YMCA International School Shanghai United International School - Wuxi Campus Tamagawa Academy IB Programmes Shanghai World Foreign Language Primary School The Montessori School of Tokyo Shen Wai International School Tohoku International School Suzhou Singapore International School Tokyo International School The International Montessori School - Beijing Tsukuba International School Utahloy International School - Guangzhou Yokohama International School Utahloy International School - Zengcheng LAO PDR Vientiane International School Western Academy of Beijing Western International School of Shanghai MALAYSIA Australian International School Malaysia Yantai Huasheng International School IGB International School Yew Chung International School - Beijing International School of Kuala Lumpur Yew Chung International School - Chongqing MYANMAR Ayeyarwaddy International School Yew Chung International School - Qingdao The International School Yangon Yew Chung International School - Shanghai Gubei PHILIPPINES Cebu International School Yew Chung International School - Shanghai Hongqiao Domuschola International School YK Pao School Singapore School Manila Zhuhai International School The Beacon Academy HONG KONG Singapore International School (Hong Kong) SINGAPORE ISS International School Singapore Bradbury School Nexus International School Singapore Chinese International School NPS International School Clearwater Bay School One World International School Discovery College United World College of South East Asia - Dover Glenealy School Island Christian Academy SOUTH KOREA Dwight School Seoul Kennedy School International School of Koje Kingston International School Seoul International School Kowloon Junior School Taejon Christian International School Peak School SRI LANKA Global Life International School Quarry Bay School Overseas School of Colombo Renaissance College Hong Kong TAIWAN Taipei Kuei Shan School Sha Tin Junior School The Independent Schools Foundation Academy (ISF Academy) THAILAND Bangkok Patana School Victoria Shanghai Academy Concordian International School Yew Chung International School - Hong Kong Gecko Community Halio International School INDIA Ascend International School International School Bangkok Good Shepherd International School Prem Tinsulanonda International School Indus International School, Bangalore RC International School International School of Hyderabad St. Mark’s International School Lancers International School United World College Thailand International School RBK International Academy Victorious Kidss Educares VIETNAM European International School HCMC Vishwashanti Gurukul School Hanoi International School United Nations International School of Hanoi EUROPE AFRICA AUSTRIA Amadeus International School Vienna ANGOLA E.S.C.O.L.A. Danube International School Vienna Luanda International School LISA-Junior COTE D’IVOIRE Morning Glory International School Vienna International School ERITREA Asmara International Community School BELGIUM British School of Brussels GHANA Dayspring International Academy FRANCE American School of Grenoble KENYA International School of Kenya International School of Nicer The Aga Khan Academy Mombasa GERMANY Bavarian International School e.V. MALAWI Bishop Mackenzie International School Berlin Brandenburg International School Berlin British School MAURITANIA TLC International School Dresden International School MAURITIUS International Preparatory School Franconian International School Le Bocage International School International School Augsburg MOZAMBIQUE American International School of Mozambique International School Hannover Region International School of Bremen NIGERIA Discovery House Montessori School International School of Hamburg Rumukoroshe School International School of Ulm/Neu-Ulm SEYCHELLES International School Seychelles Metropolitan School Frankfurt gGmbH SOUTH AFRICA American International School of Cape Town Munich International School SIS Swiss International School - Friedrichshafen TANZANIA Aga Khan Mzizima Secondary School SIS Swiss International School - Ingolstadt Dar es Salaam International Academy SIS Swiss International School Berlin Geita Gold International School Strothoff International School International School Moshi Thuringia International School International School of Tanganyika Iringa International School ITALY Ambrit International School Kwanza International School American School of Milan The Latham School International School of Bergamo International School of Como UGANDA Acorns International School International School of Modena ZIMBABWE Harare International School International School of Trieste International School of Turin The International School in Genoa The International School of Naples AMERICAS The Udine International School BRAZIL Escola Suíço-Brasileira Rio de Janeiro by SIS KAZAKHSTAN Miras International School - Astana Swiss International School SIS Swiss International School - Brasilia NETHERLANDS American School of The Hague The International School of Curitiba NLNG School BRITISH VIRGIN NORWAY Arendal International School ISLANDS Cedar International School International School of Bergen COLOMBIA FECEN Colegio Albania POLAND BISC Wroclaw Embassy International School CURACAO International School of Curacao International School of Bydgoszcz MEXICO Northridge School Mexico British International School of Cracow USA Alto International School PORTUGAL Saint Dominic’s International School Atlanta International School ROMANIA American International School of Bucharest BASIS Ahwatukee Verita International School BASIS Chandler BASIS Chandler Primary RUSSIA International Gymnasium of the Skolkovo Innovation Centre BASIS Chandler Primary North Campus Moscow Economic School BASIS Flagstaff SPAIN International College Spain BASIS Goodyear The American School of Barcelona BASIS Independent Brooklyn SWEDEN Futuraskolan International School of Stockholm BASIS Independent Fremont International School of Helsingborg BASIS Independent McLean International School of Lund - Katedralskolan BASIS Mesa International School of the Gothenburg Region BASIS Oro Valley Primary International School of the Stockholm Region BASIS Phoenix Central The International School of Almhult BASIS Prescott BASIS Scottsdale SWITZERLAND Haut-Lac International Bilingual School BASIS Scottsdale Primary Inter-Community School, Zurich BASIS Tucson North International School Berne BASIS Tucson Primary International School of Lausanne Riverstone International School International School of Zug and Luzern International School Rheintal John F. Kennedy International School La Cote International School Obersee Bilingual School SIS Swiss International School - Basel SIS Swiss International School - Rotkreuz-Zug SIS Swiss International School - Zürich Swiss International School- Pfäffikon The International School of Schaffhausen Zurich International School UNITED KINGDOM International Community School International School of Aberdeen King Fahad Academy Southbank International School - Hampstead Southbank International School - Kensington Southbank International School - Westminster MIDDLE EAST JORDAN International Academy Amman LEBANON Brummana High School QATAR Al Wataniya International School SAUDI ARABIA Al Hussan International Grammar School Al Hussan International School - Khobar Al Hussan International School - Riyadh International Programs School in Al-Khobar (IPS) Jubail International School Nobles International School Orbit International School SULTANATE OF OMAN ABA, An IB World School Al Batinah International School Seashell Primary School UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Canadian International School Abu Dhabi Dar Al Marefa Private School Jebel Ali Primary School Ontario International Canadian School Springdales School Dubai OCEANIA FIJI International School Nadi International School Suva PAPUA NEW GUINEA The International School of Lae ISA International Schools’ Assessment Australian Council for Educational Research.
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