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When we asked about the schools in Port of Spain, they said...

"Port of Spain is home to a number of schools, each offering an education of varying quality. Primary and secondary education in the city is provided at government-run schools, and there are also several private, religious, and international schools. The schools in Port of Spain provide a wide range of educational opportunities, including mathematics, science, language, social studies, and fine arts. Additionally, many schools in Port of Spain offer extracurricular activities such as sports, music, drama, and the visual arts. For higher education, the University of the West Indies has a campus in Port of Spain," commented one expat when asked about in Port of Spain.

"None if you are an expat coming from the US there is no other school to attend so your choice is limited to this one. For others If you are looking for a cultural experience forget it its non existant in this school it just a typical american school catering for the american populace," explained one expat in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago with kids at International School of Port of Spain.

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