NIS Newcastle International School

A Multicultural and Thriving City

Newcastle is the capital of the North East of England. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be greeted with a bustling city to explore, with museums, art galleries, street markets, and a vibrant nightlife. With two world-class universities and over 40 thousand students, there is always something fun to do! You are also just a short drive or bus trip away from some of the most breath-taking and beautiful English countryside that you could ever imagine. So, whether you like big cities or small cities, or prefer the countryside, Newcastle has something for everyone.

Rich in History, Architecture and Culture

Newcastle is well-known for its amazing architecture, ranging from Roman and medieval to Victorian and postmodernist, it is definitely a place of rich architectural heritage. Not only is it iconic for the beautiful architecture but also its feats of engineering, for example, the Tyne Bridge, the Swing Bridge, and Millennium Bridge - the world’s first tilting bridge. Many famous people actually came from Newcastle, from musicians, to television presenters, footballing heroes and many more.

Accessible

Newcastle is said to be the smallest big city in the world! It has multiple transport links, whether that be by car, bus, metro, train or boat, getting around is never difficult.

Friendliness

The local people, also known as ‘Geordies’, are famous for being some of the friendliest people in the UK. So, wherever you are coming from, you are guaranteed to be given a warm welcome by the locals. If you get lost, you can be sure to get some help if you ask someone for directions, and if you are out and about you can easily find someone to strike up a conversation with.

Why Newcastle

A Multicultural and Thriving City

Rich in History, Architecture and Culture

Accessible

Friendliness

Theatre Royal

China Town

Newcastle Studiom

Seven Bridges

Literary society

International airport