Gelstertalschule Competitors

Munich International School (MIS) nurtures, challenges and inspires students to become academically successful, life-long learners, creative and innovative thinkers, ethical, globally-minded contributors and healthy, well-balanced individuals who will thrive and make a positive impact in a complex and changing world. Munich International School was the first international school established in Munich (1966) in response to meeting the needs of a rapidly growing international community. Today, the School operates as an independent, non-profit, International Baccalaureate (IB) World School and ‘Ganztagschule’ that has been authorised by the IB since 1980. As a leading MYP e-assessment school, MIS continues to pioneer new curricula and is officially recognised by the Bavarian ministry of education and fully accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). MIS is a community school where 1300 students from 65 nationalities learn together on a single, purpose-built campus. Easily accessible from Munich, the School takes full advantage of its 26-acre campus in an idyllic nature preserve to provide students with high-quality educational experiences both within well-equipped classrooms, laboratories and performing arts spaces and exceptional outdoor facilities. Students routinely gain admission to the world's elite universities. Our excellent academic programmes are embedded, however, in a holistic, values-based curriculum that provides support and appropriate challenge for every child. Facilities: • Makers’ Laboratories • Design and Technology Suite • 1-to-1 laptop programme • iPads/Macbooks for all students • IT-team, IT-Help Desk • Performing Arts Centre • Olympic-sized 8-lane complex • Quadruple gymnasium • Student libraries • Modern languages complex • Multiple outdoor play spaces • Learning NeXus

Two campuses, more than 50 nationalities, rigorous academics, a variety of performing and visual arts opportunities, and a strong athletics program, are just a few of many attributes that provide students at Frankfurt International School with A World of Opportunities.

The International School of Hamburg (ISH) was Germany’s very first international school. For more than half a century it delivers excellent international education. We offer the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) and the International Baccalaureate (IB) - two globally recognized curricular models that foster critical thinking, creativity and international-mindedness as well as high academic standards. We combine the IPC (age 3-10), the IB Middle Years Program (MYP) (age 11-16), and the IB Diploma Program (DP) (age 17-19) to deliver a seamless flow from kindergarten right through to university entry qualification. By making use of the worldwide network of several thousand IPC and IB schools, internationally mobile parents can avoid the many challenges associated with switching to and between national education systems. Our 760 students currently represent more than 50 nationalities. We recruit highly qualified, experienced teachers and administrators from all over the world to create a vibrant, nurturing, student-centered learning experience. Together our students, their parents and our staff form a truly unique community – a mosaic of nations. Our language of instruction is English, yet speakers of all languages benefit from our English as an Additional Language (EAL) program. We also provide opportunities for students to study their mother tongue language during the curricular day or after school. Recognizing our responsibility to prepare our students for global citizenship, our mission is to provide them with an international education which seeks to develop their full potential and to foster understanding, respect for others, freedom of thought and expression, enjoyment of learning and personal responsibility. We are proud that our graduates have been able to connect their educational experience to an ever-changing world of employment, advanced study at some of the world’s most prestigious universities, the arts or humanitarian service.