Yes

We teach in both English and German with two teachers present. So in general the students naturally pick up the language they do not know.

In the elementary school, we teach English and German as subject. In the grammar school, we teach English, French, Spanish in addition to German.

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We use technology where we think it is reasonable. To this end, we have Smartboards, iPads, and digital projectors. We have a software to monitor the learning progress of the students individually.

Yes

Considering the international background of many of our student, we do not practice religion at school. Rather, we teach ethics in order to expose the students to various different thoughts on religion.

The Bavarian Abitur, which is held by the government of Bavaria. It is internationally accepted for entering to universities, in some countries with additional language tests.

As said above, we do not have any numbers on this yet.

Mostly not, as we are a whole-day school. Nevertheless, the older the students are, the more likely is homework.

For our elementary school, in 2022 100% of the students aiming for another grammar school (not our own) successfully were admitted to the respective grammar school. For our grammar school, we cannot give precise numbers since we are in business but for a couple of years and have no graduates yet. As for our Swiss cooperation partner who is mainly responsible for the pedagogic concept, the numbers are comparable to other private schools.

To a limited extent.

We offer individualized learning. This means students can be provided with more advanced learning materials and may attend classes of senior students.

We do have a trained and experienced educational psychologist at hand if required.

No. We do however, have "admission days" where we want to get an impression of the children before admitting them to school. Both elementary and grammar school are bilingual, but some knowledge of German is required for admission.

Yes

There is no strict deadline. Wherever it suits legal and pedagogic demands, we do have a "first come, first serve"-policy, though.

Yes, provided there is a place available.

8.30 am

3.30 pm

The Hort is open for Jules Verne Children straight after their school day has finished until 6:35 pm depending on individual booking times.

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The students are required to wear one item of their choice of our school collection when they attend school.

We offer a programme for holiday care and afternoon care with a changing set of activities.

We have one hour of physical acitvities and sports per day included in our curriculum. They cover a large variety of different sport, from soccer to unicycle to Karate, e.g..

Currently, our teams take part in public events. We want to extend these activities further towards competitions and alike.

PCB room, libraries

We have a small sports hall in the basement, as well as some outdoor facilities (e.g. a soccer five area) on the campus. There is a large field for sports (Bezirkssportanlage) in the area as well as large sports halls of public schools that we share.

For the Jules Verne Campus, it is most important to address the needs of each child individually. With our special subject “Curiosology”, we nurture and encourage children’s natural curiosity as a source of enjoyment, creativity, and success.