A table with an overview of international schools in London with the following criteria would be displayed here.
- Name
- Website / contact details
- Curriculum
- Number of students
- Cost
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Top Tips
| 01 | Pick up Time Out magazine weekly and take advantage of London’s fantastic entertainment choices and cultural activities. |
| 02 | Unless you intend to drive in London, find an apartment close to local transport, ideally less than a 15 minute walk to a bus, train, or tube station. |
| 03 | You need a license to own a television in the UK, otherwise you will be fined. Obtain a license when you arrive from any UK post office. |
| 04 | London is vast and each area within it is unique. Make sure you visit several areas before you make a decision about where you want to live. |
| 05 | A large number of residential areas in London require a parking permit. Even if you live there you may have to pay large annual fees to park your car. |
Useful links
- http://www.gumtree.com
Your overall website for finding everything from a home, to a pet-sitter, to making new friends. - http://www.transportforlondon.com
Details of London’s congestion fee zones and how to pay. - http://www.dailycandy.com/london/
Modern living guide that sends a free daily e-mail about the latest in fashion, food & fun. - https://www.standard.co.uk/
Website of The Evening Standard, a free daily newspaper that covers everything that’s going on in London.
Interesting fact
| London has been a major settlement since it was founded by the Romans 2000 years ago. Its population of 7.5 million makes it the most populous city in the European Union. |
