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Bremen · Germany
International School of Bremen
Private school · Profile compiled from published sourcesAt a glance
School-reported facts; source links are provided below.
School stagesThe early-learning centre serves ages three to six and combines IEYC and IPC with play, literacy and social development.
AgesNot confirmed
CurriculumIEYC, IPC, International
Teaching languageEnglish
BoardingYes
About International School of Bremen
An English-language school in Bremen from early learning through Grade 12, with boarding and a science and technology focus.
SchoolMatch Europe editorial · AI-assisted overview · Sources reviewed 13 September 2026
Tuition & additional costs
| Stage / grade | Annual tuition |
|---|---|
| Early Learning 1–3 | €12,600 |
| Grades 1–4 | €14,150 |
| Grades 5–8 | €14,750 |
| Grades 9–10 | €18,400 |
| Grades 11–12 | €18,900 |
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Annual tuition for Bremen residents; non-resident surcharge, entry, boarding and other costs separate.
Ask whether registration, meals, transport, learning support and boarding are included. A fee for one year group may not apply to another.
Early learning through senior school
The early-learning centre serves ages three to six and combines IEYC and IPC with play, literacy and social development. The wider school offers English-language education through Grade 12 and participates in the MINT-EC science and technology network. Families should confirm the exact senior qualification and course options before choosing an examination pathway.
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Interview, visit and formal offer
Start with an enquiry, followed by a personal interview in person or online. Families may tour, try a school day or experience an overnight boarding stay. After a successful review, the school issues a formal offer. Acceptance documents and required fees secure the place under the contract’s terms.
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Discuss the individual learning plan
The admissions interview is used to discuss educational goals and the school’s ability to support them. Early learning combines structured themes with play and language development. Families requiring English assistance or specialist learning provision should ask for staffing, available capacity and costs before acceptance, as these are not fully specified in the reviewed pages.
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Learning facilities and boarding
Published facilities include equipped classrooms, a library and media centre, science laboratories and spaces for practical learning. The school also offers boarding, which can be explored during admission. Ask to see the actual accommodation and age-specific teaching areas, and confirm weekend, holiday and meal arrangements separately from day-school tuition.
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Bremen residency changes the annual cost
For 2026/27, annual tuition ranges from €12,600 in Early Learning to €18,900 in Grades 11–12. Pupils not resident in the state of Bremen pay an extra €1,000 annually. Application is €1,000, family registration €5,000 and refundable book deposit €350. Lunch, boarding, trips and selected activities are additional.
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Sources & profile details
Compiled 13 September 2026. Details are extracted from published sources and may change. A source link does not mean the school has verified or endorsed this profile.
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