As a pioneering International Baccalaureate school in South Korea, Dwight Seoul is the first Continuum School in Seoul authorized to offer the Early Childhood Division (ECD), Primary Years Program (PYP), Middle Years Program (MYP), and Diploma Program (DP). Founded in Seoul in 2012 and part of the Dwight global network established in 1872, our commitment to delivering globally-recognized education lies in igniting the spark of genius in every child.
At Dwight Seoul, we are committed to creating an environment where students are valued, appreciated, and supported.
We believe in curated learning to the unique needs, interests, and strengths of each student, along with prioritizing their socio-emotional well-being. This approach empowers students to unlock and optimize their full potential.
A strong sense of community is essential for a holistic education. Working together in harmony — students, parents, teachers, and staff — is key to creating a warm and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and supported.
We empower students to navigate the dynamic shifts in the world by cultivating a global perspective, emphasizing cultural competence, and nurturing a sense of responsibility toward the wider global community.
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We believe in our mission and philosophy, but these testimonials from parents and students in our community prove that our approach to education works.
Under the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum in South Korea, foreign and international schools offer the same globally standardised IB subjects from language and literature, acquisitions, individual and societies, science, mathematics, arts, PHE and Design. The variation depends on the school, campus size, class size and student demand.
The IB school education system builds critical thinking, research skills, global awareness, and communication, preparing students for top universities worldwide.
The IB organises education for the ages 24 months -18 into:
CAS encourages balanced living, community engagement, leadership, and creativity beyond academics, fostering resilience and global responsibility among all the students.
Yes, they offer diverse curricula, global exposure, language support and nurturing environments that help expat children transition confidently and thrive socially and academically.
International schools priortize inquiry, global curricula, diverse classrooms and holistic development; unlike exam-centric traditional systems focused mainly on rote learning methods alone.
Some IB schools offer limited scholarships or need-based fee support, varying yearly, typically based on merit, diversity or family circumstances criteria availability.
Dwight School Seoul is the first fully authorised IB Continuum School in Seoul, offering a seamless educational journey from Early Childhood through the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The school is known for its commitment to personalised learning, a strong sense of community, and a global vision, key factors families often prioritise when choosing a foreign school.
Dwight School Seoul offers the full IB continuum: Early Childhood Division (ECD), PYP, MYP, and DP. This structure provides students with a consistent, inquiry-based learning experience from early years through university preparation.
Dwight School Seoul’s serves students from 24 months to 18 years old. Its structure includes Preschool (ages 2–4), Lower School (Kindergarten–Grade 5), and Upper School (Grades 6–12), ensuring continuity across all stages of development.
The admissions process includes submitting an online application, paying the application fee, and uploading required documents. Once complete, students are invited to an interview and assessment. Families are supported throughout with clear guidance and resources.
Yes. Student well-being is central to the Dwight philosophy. The school integrates academic support with social and emotional development, ensuring students feel valued, supported, and connected within the community.
