A New Campus for the British International School of Houston

Nord Anglia Education announces new campus for the British International School of Houston to open in September 2016.

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A New Campus for the British International School of Houston Nord Anglia Education announces new campus for the British International School of Houston to open in September 2016.

Nord Anglia Education announces new campus for the British International School of Houston to open in September 2016.

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