Overall we are quite happy. You have to work with your child at home as well and not only reply the work at school. Teachers are quite good and many activities.

We are quite pleased with the level of support for children with learning disabilities and overall teacher engagement. Communication is good and the PTA fosters an inclusive school with year-round activities, though don't expect a tight-knit expat community. We have never experienced the school day being cut short due to sick-leave of teachers, and all lessons seem to be covered throughout the year. Overall, the facilities are good, the teachers are motivated, and class sizes are smaller than in public schools, however, for the price, we expected more extra curricular activities and afterschool/holiday care offered by the school and not from expensive external providers.

7 hours legally constitutes an all-day school, which covers 8am-3pm (not possible for working parents of primary school kids, even with ECAs). Public schools have after school care (Hort) often until 5pm or earl... read full review

The school does Not live the values promoted.,. Communication very poor, dealing with mistakes incredibly bad: The administration of the school made a formal mistake (typing mistake !) with the result of a downgrading of the IB score. No change possible .,No communication, no support when it came to correction. Board communication non existing. Initiatives formulated by parents concerning doubts with respect to exorbitant travel costs (and the climate effects) for a 4 days trip by plane are not even considered / discussed. Education level compared to good public German schools is low. Some teachers very caring and professional.