Since welcoming our founding families in 2010, Dulwich College Seoul has grown into Seoul’s leading British international school, now home to 750 students from 47 nationalities on our purpose-built campus in Seocho-gu. Over 15 years, we have achieved consistently outstanding academic outcomes: IB 2025 average 36.5, 100% pass rate, 21% of students scoring 40 or above; IGCSE 2025 73% A*/A, 92% A* to B. Our graduates attend the world’s top universities including Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton, Brown, Columbia, NUS and Korea University. Our campus features the Alleyn Theatre, a 25-metre indoor pool, and dedicated STEAM facilities. We are guided by an all-female academic leadership team committed to excellence, global citizenship, and meaningful community impact.

Dulwich College Seoul offers a holistic, British-rooted curriculum for students aged 3 to 18 across three stages. DUCKS (ages 3 to 7) prioritises inquiry-based learning and holistic development in a nurturing environment. Junior School (ages 7 to 11) uses cross-curricular, topic-based study with specialist instruction to build confidence and independent thinking. Senior School (ages 11 to 18) follows the English National Curriculum through to IGCSE, then continues into the IB Diploma Programme, with a focus on critical thinking, collaborative inquiry, and co-curricular excellence.
2025 Results:
IB Diploma: average 36.5 | 100% pass rate | 21% scored 40+
IGCSE: 42% A* | 73% A*/A | 92% A* to B, among the strongest results in Seoul.

The school offers online & hybrid learning and describes evidence-based principles for learning across online and offline environments.

Dulwich College Seoul places equal emphasis on students’ intellectual and personal development by offering a diverse range of co-curricular activities for Junior and Senior School students, which are designed to complement the academic curriculum, foster overall personal growth, broaden students’ experience and promote their sense of social responsibility; participation in these activities boosts students' self-confidence, teaches time management, and cultivates teamwork and leadership abilities, equipping them with practical life skills critical for future academic and professional success. The school’s co-curricular activities cover a wide spectrum including sports teams, musical ensembles, art clubs and community service, which are both enjoyable and developmental, enabling students to deepen skills, try new things and form lasting friendships. The school also values parental involvement in these activities, encouraging parents to support their children’s participation, attend events and volunteer for school initiatives to build a strong school community and reinforce the value of CCAs. In addition, all co-curricular activities embody the college’s core values of Excellence, Kindness, Sustainability, Diversity, and Community, and through participating in CCAs such as academic clubs, service initiatives and creative pursuits, students develop their skills and passions as well as a deep sense of responsibility as global citizens, gaining meaningful opportunities to collaborate, embrace diversity and make positive contributions to the community and the world.

Dulwich College Seoul's Seocho-gu campus is purpose-built to support academic and co-curricular growth across all disciplines. Facilities include: outdoor play areas, an all-weather sports field, futsal astro court, indoor gymnasium, 25-metre indoor swimming pool, the Alleyn Theatre (state-of-the-art performing arts centre), a black box theatre, self-contained music room suites, two learning resource centres, science laboratories, SE21 (STEAM) room, food technology room, art and design workshops, and a kiln room. As a fully wireless campus, IT is integrated throughout the curriculum via laptop trolleys, supporting effective teaching and learning across every subject.