Erasmus International School near Berlin
Potsdam
Private international day school
Preschool, Primary, Secondary
school bus, bus, train, walk, cycle
The Erasmus International School is situated in the beautiful landscape of Potsdam. Easy access(10 min by car from Berlin). Spacious school grounds. School bus service. Sport facilities on campus. The school places great emphasis on extra-curricular activities, as these enable students to participate in and enjoy being together outside the normal classroom environment. Boarding facilities for up to 90 students, also on a monthly basis.
The Erasmus International School teaches in small groups of max 20 students. They offer a child-centered learning environment and the students feel like being part of a big family. The school currenty has less than 200 children but despite this has nationalities from the 5 continents represented. The curriculum is in line with the programmes of the IB PYP (International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme), IB MYP (IB Middle Years Programme) and IB diploma courses. The language of instruction is English. A full ESL-programme is available for students whose mother tongue is not English. German as a Foreign Language is offered at all age levels and mother tongue instruction is offered to all students within the regular timetable. External examinations: IGCSE (Grade 10), PSAT tests, Advanced Placement Further info: http://www.erasmus-is.de
The school has a Parent Council. They meet monthly and help the new parents integrate into Berlin.
Student applications are possible throughout the school year for immediate enrolment.
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