British West Indies Collegiate

British West Indies Collegiate (BWIC) is a co-educational independent internationals school located in the Turks and Caicos Islands. First established in 1993, the school secondary education in an international setting to its pupils. In terms of the school’s curriculum, BWIC teaches a British-style curriculum, with students first taking the iGCSE examinations in Years 10 and 11, before moving on to study for the two-year British A-level qualification, with the school offering a wide range of subject choices. Supporting this curriculum, BWIC is able to boast of a wide range of modern teaching and recreational facilities, including a dedicated IT lab and music room, as well as a sixth form centre and science facilities. The school also makes use of the National Stadium, giving access to extensive track and field areas. BWIC also offers a number of extra-curricular activities for its pupils, including the British Duke of Edinburgh Awards Scheme and a range of competitive sports. The school works hard to foster a strong sense of community among its pupils, in order to further their personal as well as academic development.

Principal

Laura Kuzenko

Teaching information

Teachers at BWIC are expected to hold proper accredited teaching qualification within the British education system, and have strong experience of both their chosen teaching subject and the curriculum as a whole.