The Schools Trust
The Schools Trust is a UK registered charity (Registration Number 1176052), acting as a governance body and promoting educational excellence across its network of schools.
About the Trust
Across every Schools Trust school, the guiding principles are the same: academic excellence, character development, risk taking and enjoyment, and an international perspective grounded in British values.
Our Trustees have over fifty years of combined experience founding and operating gold standard international schools. As a governing board, they help schools set policies, provide guidance when implementing school development plans, structure management systems, and oversee the charity work of the organisation.
Our Trustees have founded more than 15 international schools and developed over 30 school campuses worldwide. Each school has been built from the ground up, starting small and evolving over the years.
Academic Track Record
The Schools Trust and its predecessor foundations have a long and proven record of academic excellence across continents. Together, these outcomes highlight the Trust's commitment to rigorous academic standards and successful progression to top global universities.
Inspection Highlights
As with all Schools Trust schools, ISJ will be inspected periodically by UK-qualified inspectors such as ISI or Penta International, as part of the British Schools Overseas (BSO) accreditation framework.
"The quality of pupils' achievements and learning" rated as "excellent" and the school achieved "excellent in all eight categories of educational provision."
Students described as "ambitious, articulate, and demonstrating exemplary attitudes to learning," with an overall judgement of "Excellent in all areas."
These outcomes reflect the consistently high academic standards and quality of education across The Schools Trust network—the same standards now guiding ISJ's journey toward full BSO accreditation.
University Destinations
Students from schools founded and governed by Schools Trust trustees have gone on to study at many of the world's leading universities: