Heidelberg International School
Heidelberg
International
early primary to grade 10
Various modes of transport
The school has recently moved from a small villa to a new building, (opened in Aug 2008) which has been well designed to support the students. It has all the facilities required to provide for an international eductaion, including a sports hall, science laboratory and library. Many activities are run through the school including various sports and a kids club.
The admissions department have been fantastic in helping us to make th transistion from the UK to Germany. We have been supported every step of the way by the both the admissions and the staff at the school. The school runs the IB PYP programme (fully authorised) which is an excellent programme and exceptionaly well taught.
The parents form an important part of the school. Each class has a parent representative, and the parents often meet for coffee mornings on the school site forming friendships and support for each other. They also run many activities throughout the year.
The schoool is a great place for your children, as I have previously mentioned they run the IB PYP programme which is excellent. The teachers are all highly qualified from various countries around the world and truly international. From grades 6-10 the school follows the IB MYP and it is in the process of applying to teach the IB Diploma (grade 11 & 12) in Aug 2009.
Expats living in Germany interested in expat health insurance should take a minute to get quotes our partner, International Citizens Insurance, a trusted expat health insurance broker. They will provide you with comparison quotes from some of the biggest expat health insurers: Cigna, Aetna and GeoBlue.
Expats in Berlin live in one of the biggest tech hubs in Europe. There are companies that range anywhere from large corporations to budding start up, and these are able to attract talent from all over the world.
Expats love Germany for its historic towns, festivals, Christmas markets and diversity. In this article, we cover 8 of the best places to live in Germany.
Expats in Germany share 10 things they wish they had known before moving to Germany - from the importance of learning German to residency permits to understanding the culture and more.
Get a quote for expat health insurance in Germany from our partner, Cigna Global Health.
Get a Quote
Do you need to learn German before moving to Hannover? What are Germans like? An expat talks about living in Hannover, the cultural stereotype about German people being rude, healthcare in Germany and more.
This article highlights some of the tremendous contributions that expats in Germany have made on Expat Exchange. We thank all of you who have gotten involved in the Germany forum and/or posted a report about living in Germany.
Should you learn German before you move to Germany? What type of apartments are typical in Germany? Expats offer advice and share 10 tips for living in Germany.
Expats often move to Frankfurt for jobs in finance and IT. Frankfurt is continental Europe's largest financial center and has a population of approximately 2.5 million in the city and surrounding urban area. Towns in the Taunus area north of Frankfurt and Wiesbaden and Mainz to the west are popular among expats. There are many international and bi-lingual schools to choose from and lots of expat clubs in the Frankfurt area.
Copyright 1997-2021 Burlingame Interactive, Inc.