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20-22

At Primary Campus

Yes

English / French / German are supported for students not fluent in the language of instruction

Chinese for all year groups.
Modern language options in Secondary include Spanish, French and German

There is a 1:1 laptop used by all secondary students.
Primary have 1:1 ipad programme at upper year groups

During COVID-19 Lockdown, school was continued using Zoom and Google Classrooms platforms.

@ Secondary level homework is assigned
@Primary level there is reading at home and projects done at home

Not in Secondary Level/ French Section / German Section
British Primary Section do have uniform

Depends on the grade level.

Assessments, personal interviews (students and parents)

A variety of assessment processes are used across the school according to the Section and year group applied to. These may include language assessments, cognitive ability tests, subject assessments (at secondary and high school levels), SEN assessments, an interview or a class tryout. Infant-aged children are assessed in the classroom during a class tryout session.

Applications should be submitted between September 1 and February 28 for the following school year beginning in August. After this period applications are accepted but places are limited.

Yes. International newcomers to the country may join mid-year.

90+%

IB Diploma, French Bac, IGCSEs

IB Ave. points 37, top 20 student ave. points 42
IGCSE 95% A-C, 62% A or A*, 50% recevie 5+ A/A*
French Bac 100% pass

No

Yes

Yes

There are support teams at both primary and secondary campuses

There is a Counselling Centre, with referral to outside educational psychologist.

8:00am

3:00pm

Students waiting for late Co-Curricula Activities (CCA) are supervised after school.

Ballet, hip hop, jazz dance, choir, orchestra, Chinese drumming, Formosa voices, chess, Lego, yoga, robotics, roots and shoots, clay creations, Kidchen club, Raku pottery, Manga drawing, football, martial arts, table tennis, volleyball, basketball, French club, Mandarin little writers, French web radio, Model United Nations.

Yes, they are optional.

Vegetarian options are integrated into the monthly menu (not every day)

Physical education, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Gymnastics (Primary), Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis (Secondary)

Primary campus: gym, outdoor playgrounds with play structures, grassed and astroturfed areas, rooftop playground, 2 astroturf sports fields.

Secondary campus: 3 large indoor gymnasiums, outdoor basketball area, all-weather astroturf sports field, tennis courts.

Yes

Library, Amphitheatre (@Primary), Weights room, Dance studio (@Secondary), Drama Space, Music Performance spaces

Taipei European School is an independent, co-educational day school, which was formed through the amalgamation of The Taipei British School, Ecole Française de Taipei and Deutsche Schule Taipei. It now operates as a single European entity through a non-profit making Foundation.

The vision is: To be a flourishing, multilingual and multicultural community of lifelong learners that embrace independence, curiosity and empathy to make a positive difference in local, national and global environments.
The mission: Through world class curricula, Taipei European School cultivates lifelong learners and responsible global citizens who are ready to rise to the challenges of the future. We nurture independence, embrace diversity, and encourage all to 'do well by doing good'. We embrace holistic education programmes that value academic accomplishment while prioritising the social and emotional wellbeing of each learner.