In the News

Taunton School International have a wide diversity of nationalities studying for their GCSEs in 2009/10. There are 28 countries represented by the 83 students currently enrolled. In order to maintain this diversity and the status of a truly International School, it is important to continue links with a wide range of agents and organisations overseas. Mrs Caroline Nixon, Principal of Taunton School International recently visited Thailand and Vietnam with the agency Mentor. The exhibitions in Bangkok, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh were a great success with many quality contacts made. This success is due in no small part to the hard work of Pippa Watt and her dedicated team at Mentor. Details of the trip can be seen on the following link:

http://www.mentor.ac/news/banner_event02.php December 2009

Taunton International School's Ying in top 50 maths spot
TAUNTON School International student Ying Zhinsheng, 16, from China, finished in the top 50 out of 200,000 in the UK Intermediate Mathematical Challenge...read more"

This is The West Country June 2009

Taunton School votes Agency of the Month.
"This month, Taunton School in the UK nominates Meridian and Baltic Council in Latvia.  Helen Lami, International Marketing Director at the school, explains her decision...read more"

Language Travel Magazine, January 2009

New building at Taunton School International opened
"Taunton School celebrated the opening of a new building at Taunton School International, before the end of summer term...read more"

Somerset County Gazette, August 23, 2007

British Council awarded Taunton School International
"Taunton School International, part of Taunton School, has become the first in the world to receive the new British Council Study Centre accreditation...read more"

Somerset County Gazette, March 8, 2007

New building at Taunton School International

"Building work has just started on four new classrooms, a new ICT room and a new student recreation room at Taunton School International...read more"

Somerset County Gazette, February 15, 2007