Seoul Foreign School

Seoul Foreign School

Established 1912
School type Private School
Head of School Dr. John Engstrom
Address 55 Yonhidong
Seoul, Republic of Korea 120-113
Coordinates 37°34′9″N 126°56′13″E / 37.56917°N 126.93694°E / 37.56917; 126.93694Coordinates: 37°34′9″N 126°56′13″E / 37.56917°N 126.93694°E / 37.56917; 126.93694
Enrollment ~1,500
Organizational Membership

National Association of Independent Schools
Council of International Schools
Association of Christian Schools International
Federation of British International Schools in South East Asia (Fobissea)
East AsianRegional Council of Overseas Schools
IB World School
National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped
Athletic Conference KAIAC
APAC
Colors Red
Black
Mascot The Crusaders
Homepage Official Site

Located in Seoul, South Korea, the Seoul Foreign School is a K-12 college preparatory school founded in 1912 by Christian missionaries to Korea. It offers both an American and British style education to international students with an emphasis on "Christian values." The school has been located in Yeonhui-dong, Seodaemun-gu since 1959.

Read more about Seoul Foreign School:  Mission Statement, Divisions, Music Program, Performing Arts Facilities, 1:1 Program, Discovery Week, Athletic Facilities, Extracurricular Activities, Finances, Christian Emphasis, Notable Alumni

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