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International School of Luxembourg Fees 2026/27: €20,480–€24,226 a year · Day
Fees 2026/2027
International School of Luxembourg fees for 2026/27 are €20,480 for Foundations–Grade 1 annual school total; €24,005 for Grades 6–8 annual school total; €24,226 for Grades 9–12 annual school total a year.
€20,480–24,226
Annual tuition
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| Stage / provision | Annual tuition |
|---|---|
| Foundations–Grade 1 annual school total | €20,480 |
| Grades 2–5 annual school total | €22,118 |
| Grades 6–8 annual school total | €24,005 |
| Grades 9–12 annual school total | €24,226 |
Includes tuition, growth fund and stability reserve; entry, required trips and other stated extras separate.
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Key facts
Admissions & entry points
Programme-specific teaching languagesThe IB's current school record lists English as the Diploma Programme language of instruction and English plus French for i…
Programme-specific teaching languages
The IB's current school record lists English as the Diploma Programme language of instruction and English plus French for its Primary Years Programme. This does not verify French-medium teaching in the middle or high school; confirm the intended primary language route and class with admissions.
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Tours, virtual calls and online application
Luxembourg’s process combines an online application, complete records and an interview with the family. Early-years entry uses the child’s age on 31 August: three for Foundations and four for Pre-Kindergarten. Grades 6-10 applicants take CAT4 and, if English is not their first language, an English placement test; extra writing or maths checks may be needed. Grade 11 additionally requires an English essay and mathematics test. Online interviews and testing can be arranged when families cannot attend in person.
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Learning & qualifications
About International School of LuxembourgAn international school for ages 3–18 in Luxembourg City, with early years through Grade 12 and a senior IB Diploma prog…
About International School of Luxembourg
An international school for ages 3–18 in Luxembourg City, with early years through Grade 12 and a senior IB Diploma programme.
Sources reviewed 15 September 2026
Early years through the IB Diploma
ISL serves ages three to eighteen across lower, middle and high-school stages. Most pupils in Grades 11–12 follow the IB Diploma. Primary learning includes practical enquiry and physical education, with swimming in Grades 3–5. Senior families should discuss qualification options and subject prerequisites before planning a transfer.
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Support, school day & campus
Support for mild learning differencesLearning-support teachers help pupils with mild learning differences access the general curriculum.
Support for mild learning differences
Learning-support teachers help pupils with mild learning differences access the general curriculum. Provision can combine classroom support, small-group work, short interventions, specialist collaboration and assessment arrangements. The approach applies across school stages, including IB. More specialised additional help may be charged individually; confirm capacity and a written plan with the school.
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Boulevard Pierre Dupong
The school’s published address is 36 Boulevard Pierre Dupong, L-1430 Luxembourg. Separate lower and upper-school contacts can help families arrange a visit. The school advertises extended lower-school aftercare; ask about current hours, eligibility and costs. Check the journey and the division’s arrival arrangements before choosing housing.
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School address
The school publishes this contact address: 36 Boulevard Pierre Dupong, 1430.
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Day school status
The International Baccalaureate school record lists DAY boarding facilities for the programmes at this named campus. This confirms day-school attendance, rather than residential boarding.
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First-year budget & additional costs
Annual total includes growth and stability fundsThe 2026/27 annual totals remain €20,480 for Foundations–Grade 1, €22,118 for Grades 2–5, €24,005 for G…
Annual total includes growth and stability funds
The 2026/27 annual totals remain €20,480 for Foundations–Grade 1, €22,118 for Grades 2–5, €24,005 for Grades 6–8 and €24,226 for Grades 9–12. They already include tuition, the €350 annual School Growth Fund and the stage-specific Stability Reserve. New applicants also pay a non-refundable €300 application fee and €3,000 registration fee per child. External examinations and benchmark assessments are included in tuition.
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Class funds, snacks and required trips
Grades 1–5 snacks cost €340 per school year, subject to the stated medical exemption and late-entry adjustment. Class funds are €20 for Foundations–Grade 1, €10 for Grades 2–11 and €30 for Grade 12; arrivals after October are exempt. Mandatory grade-level residential learning trips apply in Grades 2–10. The published trip ranges are estimates, not fixed charges or residential boarding fees.
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Required equipment and separate services
PE uniform is required from Grade 3. Upper-school pupils need their own specified laptop and personal supplies. The required non-CAS calculator from Grade 7 is offered through the school at €151; it is not an automatic annual charge. Lunch, selected activities and applicable additional support remain separate.
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Payment plans and holding a returning pupil’s place
The standard payment plan requires at least 67% of total annual school fees by 30 June and the remaining 33% by 1 February. A four-instalment option lists 1 June, 1 September, 1 December and 1 March; confirm the invoice amounts with the Business Office. New-pupil registration is payable within two weeks of the placement offer. For returning pupils, the annual Stability Reserve is paid during re-enrolment as a non-refundable place-holding deposit and is already part of the annual school total. Parents remain responsible under their enrolment contract even when an employer or another third party pays.
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Joining mid-year, withdrawal and cancellation
Signing the enrolment agreement commits the school fees even if the pupil does not attend. For mid-year entry, the published tuition grid gives a 10% reduction for each full calendar month not registered; use the school’s entry-month table and invoice for the exact amount. Withdrawal requires formal written notice to the Business Office. On or before 30 June, new-pupil entry fees or the returning-pupil Stability Reserve remain owed and non-refundable. After 30 June, the full annual School Growth Fund and Stability Reserve remain owed, plus the tuition percentage set by the notice-month and departure-month matrix. That percentage applies to tuition, not to the annual school total including funds. Ask for a written settlement for your dates; unpaid balances can result in school records being withheld.
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Location
International School of Luxembourg
36 Boulevard Pierre Dupong, 1430, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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How much are International School of Luxembourg fees?
International School of Luxembourg fees for 2026/27 are €20,480 for Foundations–Grade 1 annual school total; €24,005 for Grades 6–8 annual school total; €24,226 for Grades 9–12 annual school total a year.
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Sources & field verification dates
Sources and dates appear beside each detail above. School-reported information may change; confirm the offer for your child.
https://www.islux.lu/admissions-isl/apply
https://www.islux.lu/learning-isl/student-support/learning-support
https://www.islux.lu/fs/pages/2868
https://www.islux.lu/admissions-isl/process/overview
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Luxembourg,_International_School_of_Luxembourg_(101).jpg
https://ibo.org/school/000801/
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