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International School of Helsinki

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International School of Helsinki campus photograph
Image: Image source ↗ · International School of Helsinki — campus photograph (2024-06-02). Photo: MKFI. Public domain. Resized and converted to WebP. Historical photograph; current appearance may differ.

At a glance

School-reported facts; source links are provided below.

School stagesInternational School of Helsinki serves ages 4–19 through the IB Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma programmes.
Ages4–19 years
CurriculumIB PYP, IB MYP, IB Diploma
Teaching languageNot confirmed
BoardingNot confirmed

About International School of Helsinki

International School of Helsinki serves ages 4–19 through the IB Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma programmes.

SchoolMatch Europe editorial · AI-assisted overview · Sources reviewed 14 September 2026

Tuition & additional costs

Basic plus supplementary annual tuition. Non-residency charges may apply; trimester payments add EUR 180 per year. · 2026/2027
Stage / gradeAnnual tuition
Early Years€12,432
Grades 1–5€13,744
Grades 6–8€14,570
Grades 9–10€15,384
Grades 11–12€16,608

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EUR 12,432–16,608 by stage. Non-residency fees may apply. Instalment payment costs extra.

Ask whether registration, meals, transport, learning support and boarding are included. A fee for one year group may not apply to another.

Learning and qualifications

International School of Helsinki serves ages 4–19 through the IB Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma programmes. Its address is Selkämerenkatu 11. Learning includes classroom technology, field trips and cultural visits.

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Joining the school

The school serves local families as well as diplomatic and internationally mobile families. Review the published admissions requirements for the intended stage. Ask admissions to confirm the entry stage, available places, required reports and assessments. Moving during an examination course may require a different subject plan.

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Support and school life

The published information reviewed for this profile describes the following aspect of school life: After-school choices include sport, music and art. Upper School students can take part in CEESA sporting and academic events. For a child who needs language or specialist learning support, ask for an individual assessment of what the school can provide and whether it costs extra.

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Campus and daily arrangements

This profile covers International School of Helsinki in Helsinki. Its address is Selkämerenkatu 11. Learning includes classroom technology, field trips and cultural visits. Before visiting, confirm the teaching address for the intended year group, the daily timetable and any transport or residential arrangements.

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Fees and the first-year budget

The 2026/2027 annual tuition schedule combines basic and supplementary tuition: EUR 12,432 in Early Years, rising to EUR 16,608 in Grades 11–12. A non-residency fee may apply. Paying by trimester adds EUR 180 over the year. Ask the business office which charges and support arrangements apply to your family.

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Sources & profile details

Compiled 14 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.

ishelsinki.fi/ ↗

ishelsinki.fi/about-us/ ↗

ishelsinki.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Fee-summary-2026-2027-website.pdf ↗

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Unknown details are labelled “Not confirmed”. This directory does not assign quality scores.