Busan Foreign School

Busan Foreign School
Location
45, Daecheon-ro, Haeundae-gu
Busan

South Korea
Coordinates 35°10′22″N 129°10′09″E / 35.1727°N 129.1691°E / 35.1727; 129.1691
Information
Type International School
Motto Embracing Perfection, Striving for Excellence
Established October of 1996
Principal Sharin Kim
Head of school Cheese Lee
Staff 55
Grades Nursery (age 3) - 12th
Number of students Elementary: 111
Middle: 57
High: 75
Total: 243
Colour(s) Baby Blue
Athletics Soccer, Basketball, Cross country, Volley Ball
Athletics conference South Korea Athletics Conference (SKAC)
Mascot Sharky
Affiliation Western Association of Schools Colleges (WASC), Korean Ministry of Education, East Asia Council of Overseas Schools (EARCOS), Korean Council of Overseas Schools (KORCOS), American Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AMCHAM), European Union Chamber of Commerce in Korea (EUCCK), National Honour Society (NHS), National Association of Student Councils (NASC)
Website http://www.busanforeignschool.org/

Busan Foreign School (or BFS) is an international school located in Busan, South Korea. BFS provides education to students from nursery age up to high school. The school employs staff from the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea, and was not the first school to provide students in Busan with access to an American curriculum.

BFS was also the first institution in Busan to have a WASC accreditation from pre-kindergarten up to grade 12 graduation. The school uses an American curriculum, based on the standards of the state of Wisconsin. The school is a member of the international education accreditation body, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)[1]

BFS has a sister school, Gyeongnam International Foreign School, located in Sacheon, South Korea.[2]

School Bus Service

The school operates buses in Busan as well as Ulsan. A late bus is also available for those students attending extra-curricular and residing in the Busan-Haeundae district.

Hours

School hours are from 8.30am to 3.30pm. Extra-curricular activities take place after normal school hours.

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