Eleuthera, Bahamas· Boarding · Coed· Ages 16–18The Island School
A semester pre-college program on Eleuthera centered on marine research, sustainability, and place-based education for high school juniors and seniors.
AI Fit Summary
Why this school may fit your child: The Island School pairs a American academic track with a coastal campus and a 1:6 student-teacher ratio. It's a strong consideration for students drawn to STEM and Sustainability pathways.
- Strong fit for STEM / Sustainability pathway
- 1:6 ratio supports individualized attention
- American curriculum aligns with university aspirations
- Mature pastoral and house structure
Academic overview
A semester pre-college program on Eleuthera centered on marine research, sustainability, and place-based education for high school juniors and seniors. Class size of 12 with a 1:6 student-teacher ratio enables tutorial-style instruction and mentor-led research projects.
Curriculum & subjects
Boarding life
Houses are organized around year-group cohorts with a dedicated houseparent and tutorial team. Weekend programming combines structured academic catch-up, trips into the surrounding region, and creative downtime.
University pathways
Fees & scholarships
Admissions process
- 1Inquiry & profile reviewWe share your child's Student Fit Profile with the admissions team.
- 2Application & documentsSchool-specific form, transcripts, recommendations, English test if required.
- 3AssessmentOnline interview, sample lesson, or admissions test depending on the school.
- 4Offer & enrollmentOffer letter, contract, and visa support if needed.
Important dates
Parent reviews
"The Island School has been a transformative environment for our child. The teachers know them as a person, not a transcript. Mature, calm, international community."
"The Island School has been a transformative environment for our child. The teachers know them as a person, not a transcript. Mature, calm, international community."
FAQ
Is The Island School a good fit for international families?
Yes. The Island School actively supports families relocating internationally with visa guidance, language transitions, and pastoral care designed for mobile households.
What does the typical application timeline look like?
Most families start 12–18 months before intended intake. Early application is strongly recommended for boarding.
Are scholarships available?
Yes. Merit-based and need-based scholarships are reviewed annually.
What's the average class size?
Approximately 12 students per class with a 1:6 student-teacher ratio.