Location overviewAlmere, Netherlands

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International School Almere Fees 2026/27: €4,600–€7,385 a year · Day

Almere, Netherlands

4–18 years

IB PYP, IB MYP, IB Diploma, IB CP

English

Day school

Fees checked 2026-09-30

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Tuition 2026/2027€4,600–7,385Annual school fee Known first-year costs€4,750Primary; new day pupil joining in August or September; full academic year. · day · known costs only CurriculumIB PYP · IB MYP · IB Diploma · IB CP Language & boardingEnglishDay school

Fees 2026/2027

International School Almere fees for 2026/27 are €4,600 for Primary, August/September start; €6,450 for Secondary MYP 1–5; €7,385 for Secondary DP/CP 1–2 a year.

€4,600–7,385

Annual school fee

School year2026/2027

Source checked2026-09-30

Grade & inclusionsSee the source-linked details below

2026/2027 · Annual school fee
Stage / provision	Annual school fee
Primary, August/September start	€4,600
Secondary MYP 1–5	€6,450
Secondary DP/CP 1–2	€7,385

Annual school fees for 2026/27. Primary fee is for August/September entrants; later-start fees differ. Secondary application, deposit, examinations and activities may add costs.

Annual 2026/27 primary school fee for an August/September start; secondary MYP and DP/CP fees differ. Application, deposit, examinations and activities may be additional.

School fee source ↗ · checked 2026-09-30

The known first-year cost at International School Almere for a Primary; joining in August or September; full academic year. day pupil is €4,750 in 2026/27: €4,600 tuition and a €150 application administration fee per child.

First-year cost 2026/27

Stage

€4,750

Known costs for a Primary; joining in August or September; full academic year. day pupil

Tuition: €4,600
Application administration fee per child · one-off: €150

Not included: other school charges (amounts or applicability not fully confirmed).

Fee sources, checked 5 Nov 2026

Tuition €4,600 per academic year → Source ↗ · 5 Nov 2026
Application administration fee per child €150 one-off → Source ↗ · 5 Nov 2026
This payment is non-refundable.

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Key facts

School stagesSee Learning & qualifications

Ages4–18 years

QualificationsIB PYP, IB MYP, IB Diploma, IB CP

Teaching languageEnglish

BoardingDay school

AddressBreskensweg 5, 1324 KE

Admissions & entry points

Joining the schoolPrimary and secondary entry have separate information routes.

Joining the school

Primary and secondary entry have separate information routes. As the school is partly publicly funded, ask which eligibility requirements apply to the family. Before accepting a place, confirm the entry year, assessment requirements and application timetable directly with admissions. A visit or enquiry is not a confirmed offer.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-14

Language and learning support

The school describes an inclusive international community and attention to individual development. Confirm language placement and available educational support with the relevant school stage. Discuss the child’s language background and any existing support plan before applying. Ask what help is available in lessons, how progress is reviewed and whether it carries an extra charge.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-14

Learning & qualifications

About International School AlmereInternational School Almere serves ages four to eighteen on a shared primary and secondary campus, with an international pathwa…

About International School Almere

International School Almere serves ages four to eighteen on a shared primary and secondary campus, with an international pathway towards the IB Diploma.

Sources reviewed 15 September 2026

School stages

International School Almere serves ages four to eighteen on a shared primary and secondary campus, with an international pathway towards the IB Diploma.

Learning and qualifications

International School Almere serves ages four to eighteen on a shared primary and secondary campus, with an international pathway towards the IB Diploma. Ask for the current subject list and the route from this stage to the next. A programme name alone does not show which options will be available in the child’s class.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-14

Verified teaching, programmes and day status

The current IB record lists English as the teaching language for PYP, MYP, Diploma and Career-related programmes at the Breskensweg campus. It marks all four programmes as day provision. Language subjects do not establish another teaching medium.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-30

Support, school day & campus

Campus and daily lifePrimary and secondary pupils share one campus in Almere.

Campus and daily life

Primary and secondary pupils share one campus in Almere. Families can compare this continuous pathway with schools that require a change of site between stages. Confirm the exact teaching location for the chosen year group. Check the daily journey, meals and activity timetable; a whole-school facilities list may not apply equally to every stage.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-14

School address

The school publishes this contact address: Breskensweg 5, 1324 KE.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-15

First-year budget & additional costs

Primary school fees for later entry — 2026/272026/2027 · Published school-year fee for the stated entry monthPrimary — October entry€4,217Primary — November ent…

Primary school fees for later entry — 2026/27

2026/2027 · Published school-year fee for the stated entry month
Primary — October entry	€4,217
Primary — November entry	€3,835
Primary — December entry	€3,452
Primary — January entry	€3,069
Primary — February entry	€2,687
Primary — March entry	€2,304
Primary — April entry	€1,922
Primary — May or June entry	€1,538

These are the school’s published primary charges for the named entry month in 2026/27, not monthly instalment amounts. The August/September annual fee remains in the main table. Choose the applicable entry-month row rather than adding rows together. The non-refundable application administration charge is separate. Ask the school whether VAT is included.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-11-04

Secondary fees and compulsory extras

For 2026/27, annual secondary fees are €6,450 for MYP 1–5 and €7,385 for DP/CP 1–2. New students pay a one-off non-refundable €200 application fee and a refundable €500 deposit. Introduction activities cost €50. Examination fees are €650 in MYP5 and €850 in DP2/CP2. The school lists a €600 excursion-week charge for MYP3–MYP5 and DP1/CP1; the relevant trips are compulsory and invoiced in September. Check the intended year group before budgeting.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-10-25

Application and budget details

International School Almere describes a shared campus for primary and secondary pupils aged 4-18. The website routes families to separate primary and secondary sections, so the application process and programme should be checked for the intended stage. It is partly publicly funded, which should not be interpreted as a statement that tuition is free. The secondary pathway leads towards the IB Diploma.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-15

Secondary payment and mid-year entry

Secondary fees can be paid in full or in four or six instalments by direct debit. The published entry-month schedule charges 100% for August/September, then 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, 50%, 40%, 30%, 20% and 10% for October through June; July also costs 10%. Withdrawal refunds have separate conditions, including no refund for transfers to another school within 55 km. Primary fees and payment arrangements are published separately.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-10-25

Primary application and payment arrangements

The 2026/27 primary fee page requires a non-refundable €150 administration charge per child when the application is submitted. This differs from the secondary application charge. Application processing starts once the required forms, documents and charge have been received. The school fee must be received before the child starts to guarantee placement. Primary families can pay in full or in eight instalments. International bank transfers must use the school’s stated OUR instruction so the payer bears transfer charges. Ask the school whether VAT is included.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-11-04

Primary withdrawal charges

The primary withdrawal page asks for four weeks’ written notice. After the school year starts on 1 August, its published formula combines a time-proportional element based on commenced months divided by twelve with a 25% school-fee charge, capped at 100% of the applicable school fee. Ask the school for a written calculation identifying the final date and fee base before withdrawing; the later-entry fee table does not by itself establish a refund.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-11-04

Secondary refund percentages — 2026/27

The 2026/27 secondary agreement publishes a separate leaving-month refund schedule: 50% for August through December, 40% for January, 30% for February, 20% for March, 10% for April and 0% for May through July. These percentages concern withdrawal under the agreement; they are separate from the entry-month payment percentages. A transfer to another school within 55 km during the school year does not qualify for a refund. Check the eligibility conditions with the school before relying on a scheduled percentage.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-11-04

Secondary withdrawal and refund eligibility

The secondary withdrawal page asks for four weeks’ written notice and says the refund applies only if the child started before 1 October of the current school year. Fees must be settled before a relocation refund is processed. Transfers to another school in the Netherlands are permitted after a main holiday period; transfers within 55 km during the school year receive no refund. Families leaving the Netherlands must return the exit form and provide a letter confirming enrolment at the new school. These conditions belong to secondary provision; primary withdrawal follows a different formula.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-11-04

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