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Relocating to another country is a tricky business at the best of times but
uprooting your entire family and dragging them across the pond could be a
recipe for chaos in even the most organised family.
So what are the deciding factors for people choosing an area for their
temporary home. Well that is easy - "Schools, schools and schools" -
without missing a heart beat this is the reply given by Jo Parris who heads up
the lettings division of Barton Wyatt
in Virginia Water.
Jo and her team have the task of finding homes for dozens of corporate families
a year. These families are often moving for the first time overseas and there
are many things that will concern them but the biggest worry of all is taking
their happy, contented children out of their safe and comfortable environment
and sending them into the unknown.
Jo Parris goes onto explain "The best way to avoid too much trauma is to
send them to an international school and Virginia Water is in the extremely
enviable position of being able to offer two. ACS International Schools, Egham
- also known as the American Community School and TASIS - another highly
respected international school. Both are based within 10 minutes of Virginia
Water and Wentworth".
She adds: "It is by no means just the Americans that are looking to send their
children to these schools, a huge variety of nationalities are looking to use
international schools which ensures they are surrounded by like-minded people.
The house is sometimes almost really secondary."
Source: www.bartonwyatt.co.uk.
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