Situated in the prestigious residential and diplomatic area near the Leninskiy Prospekt and not far from Prospekt Vernadskogo, EIS Moscow South-West is an international school for children aged 3 to 18, providing a high-quality British education, culminating in IGCSE and A Level examinations.
English International School of Moscow South-West opened its doors in September 2014 and follows the well-established and internationally recognized English National Curriculum, enhanced to meet the needs of our international community. We have a reputation for being a friendly and family-oriented school, where each individual matters.
Parents truly support the school's approach towards learning and community spirit, which is so evident from the moment you walk into our school. Our philosophy is very child-centric, we support every individual to be the best that they can be and encourage our students to develop a joy in learning.
In order to provide the highest standards of teaching, we offer an excellent staff to student ratio. Our class sizes are capped at 18 students per class.
Nationalities
Being part of Moscow South West is a wonderful way to learn and understand about diversity and difference.
Moscow South West with you every step of the way...
To be a family friendly school with high aspirations where every individual matters.
Our Vision
Day school
08.45 to 15.45
Extra-curricular activities
15.45 - 17.00 daily
Nationalities
Being part of Moscow South West is a wonderful way to learn and understand about diversity and difference.
Moscow South West with you every step of the way...
To be a family friendly school with high aspirations where every individual matters.
Our Vision
Day school
08.45 to 15.45
Extra-curricular activities
15.45 - 17.00 daily
Mel HitchcocksHead of SchoolI am delighted to be the Head of EIS Moscow South West, a post which I have held for two years. I am originally from the South of England and enjoyed a successful career in publishing sales for fifteen years before re-training as a teacher. I spent the first nine years of my career working with children with additional needs as both a teacher of Humanities and as an Assistant Headteacher before moving into international education.
