Dover Court International School

Dover Court International School (DCIS) is a Nord Anglia Education school on Dover Road with more than 50 years of history. It has over 2,000 students aged 3 to 18 from more than 60 countries and is known for its inclusive approach, describing itself as a school where students of all abilities and backgrounds are supported to succeed.

Students follow one of three flexible pathways, matched to their strengths and needs, within a British and international curriculum. Older students take I/GCSEs and then the IB Diploma, BTEC courses or, on the supported pathway, ASDAN qualifications. In 2025 the school reported an average IB Diploma score of 36, with 54% of I/GCSE grades at A*/A and a 100% BTEC pass rate. Teachers come from more than 20 countries and can study for a Master's in International Education through King's College London.

The 12-acre campus combines heritage buildings with modern sports and creative spaces, including a swimming pool, sports halls, fields and courts, and EdTech such as iPads, 3D printers and a green-screen room. More than 250 co-curricular activities are offered, alongside Nord Anglia collaborations with The Juilliard School, MIT and UNICEF.