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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose the British School of Lisbon?

  The British School of Lisbon knows that children thrive on high expectations and challenges, whether in the classroom, on the sports field or in the arts. By setting the bar high, we expect our students to develop into top candidates for entry into any UK independent school, or a world-class university.

• What does the Lisbon Public Works Department do?

  The Lisbon Public Works Department work load varies with the changing seasons. Below is a general list of responsibilities for Highway Crew and Mechanics. Winter - Responsibilities include plowing and treating approximately 70 miles of streets and roads as well as all sidewalks in town.

• How many people in New Lisbon can get DSL Internet?

  DSL internet from New Lisbon Telephone Company is available to an estimated 900 people. In addition to DSL broadband, New Lisbon Telephone Company also offers fixed wireless and fiber internet service. Its fixed wireless service is available to approximately 66,000 people Its fiber service is available to approximately 13,000 people

• What is the history of New Lisbon?

  According to Indian Folklore, the area now known as New Lisbon was used as a winter location for hunting and trapping. During its heyday, New Lisbon was a bustling center for railroad activity, providing service for industries as well as passenger service.

• What is Alfama in Lisbon?

  Alfama is this peaceful area in Lisbon where you can watch the locals minding their little business, hanging their washed clothes to dry in the balconies, or hear their casual conversations about the daily life. Alfama is where generations of families have lived for years.