And the only one that's completely independent!

But that's not all!

On Thursday, 21 May, the Financial Times launched their brand new International Schools section... chock full of articles, links and even an interactive world map of international schools.

To help celebrate the launch, GSGI Editor Harriet Plyler and ECIS Deputy Director Mary Langford answered questions live online for an hour about international schooling. You can now see the entire Q&A session on Ask the Expert.

The Good Schools Guide International

• Full write-ups on the best British, IB, American and international schools abroad (see countries covered in box at left). 
• Discerning, discriminating, analytical school reviews....real guidance, not dispassionate descriptions or PR fluff.
• Schools for children ages 3 to 18, state or independent. 
• Brisk, personal advice on expat life and educational overviews for each city, plus wide ranging articles (read some for free: see underlined red links below); 
• Real-time updates and red alerts in case of coups d'etat or war.

Like The Good Schools Guide (UK), the GSGI is forthright, up to date, occasionally irreverent and pulls no punches. We don't shy away from making judgements.

School reviews are selected, written and paid for by the Guide - never the school. We choose what goes in, and what to say. Schools are in (or out) whether they like it or not. 

Some of the guide is free, but for complete school reviews and inside story, you have to subscribe. Can you afford not to?

If you're moving your family abroad, YOU NEED THIS GUIDE.