South Haven International Boarding School

South Haven International Boarding School is a CENIBAI-accredited, coeducational, extra-national, college and trade preparatory boarding school located on the island of South Haven. The school runs a program for students from Year 13 to Year 15 (by the NSE Years), after which they will graduate with a diploma in their respective program.

Programs Offered
INSE: NSE for international students: Recommended for those planning to attend an SNG-affiliated university.

FEP: Federal Education Program: Recommended for those planning to attend Granish continental universities. The FEP's name should not be confused as being exclusively for the Granish Federation, as other nations such as Yorchest utilize the FEP in their public schools.

History
SHIBS was built in 1923 under the mandate of the International Union, which sought to create open, non-national, non-religiously affiliated, coeducational, and public schools for gifted individuals around the world. The first class of students were admitted on August 14th, as per traditional educational schedules. In January of 1926, SHIBS began offering the new NSE program from Nogodrick.

SHIBS was greatly affected by the Second Continental War and the Great Makiric War. The island was occupied by Ewinderish forces during the former, and was bombed during the GMW, which resulted in the death of 17 students, 2 teachers, and 3 horses belonging to the school.

After the GMW, SHIBS underwent a modernization program featuring a rebuilt campus equipped with bomb shelters and several new facilities.

Facilities
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Culture
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