“We chose to invest in Bright because we wanted a sense of community” shared Darrik. Waking through the campus and having a conversation with Darrik, Maryka, Rebecca and Luis, parents at Bright, it is clear that this strong community spirit is felt by all, creating an environment where everyone is valued and supported.
One of Bright’s defining features is its unique and innovative approach to learning. The school’s emphasis on creativity, curiosity and problem-solving sets it apart from traditional models of education: “It helps my daughter's approach to learning — she can approach it with more curiosity and has also helped her with her problem-solving skills as well as her critical thinking” reflected Maryka. Encouraging curiosity and independence in learning is fundamental to Bright’s philosophy, ensuring that children develop skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom.
A key element in this approach is the school’s flexible learning spaces, designed to cater to different learning styles and needs. For many families, this has been a game-changer. “I have three boys here. The eldest is very academic, and happy to sit at a desk. The next two boys are completely different — they want to build, they want to create things, they want to use their imagination more. And they have an environment here where that is encouraged and fostered. They have all of the tools around them to enable them to do that.”
This ability to personalise learning environments makes a profound difference in how students engage with their education. Another parent described the impact of these spaces on their child’s experience: “To have a child be able to walk into a space where they feel safe and comfortable, where they are able to move around, sit down, lie down, sit on a bike — it doesn’t matter. It’s whatever is best for them, and that to me is incredible.” Bright’s focus on providing an adaptable learning environment ensures that every student feels comfortable and empowered to learn in their own way.
Beyond academics, what sets Bright apart is its deep sense of care and connection. Parents consistently highlight how welcomed and valued they feel by the faculty and administration. “When we came here, we could feel how the faculty and the administration really cared about our family, really cared about the future of our children. They wanted to ensure that it wasn’t just a place where they came to learn information — It’s a place where they felt at home, where they felt love and support.”
This level of involvement extends to students as well. The relationships between teachers and students are built on trust, respect and a genuine desire to see each child succeed. “If you spend 80% of your day in school, you need to feel at home. The informality and proximity between professors and students, and with parents in the community, make Bright community very, very human.” This human-centric approach nurtures an environment where students can be themselves, feel comfortable and flourish.
The ultimate testament to Bright’s success is the enthusiastic recommendations from parents to other families considering the school. “If I were to recommend this school to another parent — which I do on a daily basis — if you want your child to be in an environment where they flourish, whether they are academic, creative, whatever it is that they are, if you want them to flourish, this is the place to come. This is where your children will be happy and safe and have all of the opportunities to be themselves.”
Another parent reinforced this message, saying, “I would say if you’re looking for a school and faculty and administration that care about your kids, want to see the best for them, and really want to push them to their full potential, this is the place for you.”
At Bright International School, education is more than just learning — it’s about creating a community where students feel supported, inspired and empowered to reach their full potential. The voices of the parents confirm that Bright is more than just a school; it’s a home where children can truly thrive.
Watch the full interviews at: https://youtu.be/T5RH8wc-l7Q?si=RmmPPpwfPNau8x4U