
SABIS International School Frankfurt
Frankfurt
€15,270–24,690SABIS, IGCSE
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Explore this location ↗Metropolitan School Frankfurt fees for 2026/27 are €15,060 for Early Years, non-Frankfurt category; €19,104 for Grades 6–10; €20,952 for IB Diploma, Grades 11–12 a year.
€15,060–20,952
Annual tuition
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| Stage / provision | Annual tuition |
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| Early Years, non-Frankfurt category | €15,060 |
| Grades 1–5 | €15,492 |
| Grades 6–10 | €19,104 |
| IB Diploma, Grades 11–12 | €20,952 |
2026/27 regular annual tuition. Eligibility for funded Early Years or reduced tuition requires confirmation.
Annual Early Years tuition including snacks for the non-Frankfurt category. Registration and joining fees are extra; eligible Frankfurt children have different funding.
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The known first-year cost at Metropolitan School Frankfurt for a Grade 11 IB Diploma; regular full-year tariff day pupil is €28,752 in 2026/27: €20,952 tuition, a €6,600 joining fee, full-year new-pupil contract and a €1,200 registration fee.
Known costs for a Grade 11 IB Diploma; regular full-year tariff day pupil
Not included: exams, books and materials (amounts or applicability not fully confirmed).
The online application requires stage-specific records. Grades 1–11 applicants provide two reports, a reference and referral form; secondary pupils complete a handwritten statement, and Grade 11 IB applicants an approximately 500-word essay. The admissions committee reviews the file before interview and assessment. Long-distance interviews may be online, and trial days are encouraged.
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The school-hosted Early Years profile covers ages 3–6.
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The school-hosted secondary profile places Grades 11–12 at ages 16–18.
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IB school register explicitly lists English as language(s) of instruction for registered IB programme(s); this does not describe every other year group. The same register lists DAY under boarding facilities for this institution; confirm daily arrangements and support for the intended stage.
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A non-profit international school in Frankfurt with early years, primary and secondary divisions, IGCSE and an IB Diploma route.
Sources reviewed 15 September 2026
MSF serves early years, primary and secondary pupils. Its official pages describe PYP learning activities, IGCSE examinations and entry into the IB Diploma in Grade 11. Families should ask which programme applies to each stage, along with teaching languages and subject prerequisites, rather than treating the senior qualification as the curriculum for all ages.
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Applicants with specific learning needs submit psychological or educational evaluations. The school can then discuss suitable provision during review and interview. Ask about capacity, support staffing and any charge before accepting an offer. A place is guaranteed only with the school’s countersigned contract, following the required documents and payments.
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The facilities page lists two libraries, a cafeteria, music and arts rooms, science laboratories, food technology and a sports hall. Outdoor areas include playgrounds, football and rooftop sport spaces and a dedicated early-years area. A building project is also described; confirm which expanded facilities are complete and in use on a tour.
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The school publishes this contact address: Eschborner Landstrasse 134 - 142, 60489.
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| Grades1–5 — approved family income below €88,000 per year | €11,088 |
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| Grades1–5 — approved family income below €68,000 per year | €7,416 |
| Grades1–5 — approved family income below €53,000 per year | €4,668 |
| Grades1–5 — approved family income below €37,000 per year | €1,896 |
| Secondary Grades6–10 — approved family income below €88,000 per year | €12,864 |
| Secondary Grades6–10 — approved family income below €68,000 per year | €8,484 |
| Secondary Grades6–10 — approved family income below €53,000 per year | €5,196 |
| Secondary Grades6–10 — approved family income below €37,000 per year | €1,896 |
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MSF’s 2026/27 schedule separates regular tuition from funded places. Eligible Frankfurt Early Years children have tuition covered by the city but pay €780 annual snacks. Other Early Years pupils pay €15,060 including snacks. Registration is €1,200 and joining €6,600. Optional annual charges include lunch €1,680 and primary after-school care €2,172. EAL from Grade 2 is €1,788 annually where required; reduced-tuition or scholarship pupils are exempt. Reduced fees require an application and evidence of family means.
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The €6,600 joining fee may be paid in two equal instalments for KG1/KG2: half on signing and half one year later. A contract expressly limited to less than six months pays half the joining fee. Approved reduced-tuition pupils are exempt from joining fees while they meet the conditions. Reduced annual fees for Grades 1–5 are €11,088 / 7,416 / 4,668 / 1,896 at the published income bands below €88,000 / 68,000 / 53,000 / 37,000. For Grades 6–10, the corresponding annual fees are €12,864 / 8,484 / 5,196 / 1,896. Income alone does not establish eligibility: assets, residence, payer status, documentation and annual approval also apply. Books are included except in Grades 11–12. Day trips are included up to €50 per pupil per year; excess and overnight trips are additional. Occasional primary care costs €25 per day or €70 per week.
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The separate reduced-tuition table records published income bands, rather than automatic entitlements. The school also considers assets, full family income, German primary residence, self-paying status and annual evidence. A family whose fees are reimbursed by an employer pays regular rates.
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The published 2026/27 annual tuition is paid in twelve equal monthly instalments. The annual and monthly amounts are stated separately in the school schedule; the reduced-tuition table is not a general minimum for all families.
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Eschborner Landstrasse 134 - 142, 60489, Frankfurt, Germany
Metropolitan School Frankfurt fees for 2026/27 are €15,060 for Early Years, non-Frankfurt category; €19,104 for Grades 6–10; €20,952 for IB Diploma, Grades 11–12 a year.
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The known first-year cost at Metropolitan School Frankfurt for a Grade 11 IB Diploma; regular full-year tariff day pupil is €28,752 in 2026/27: €20,952 tuition, a €6,600 joining fee, full-year new-pupil contract and a €1,200 registration fee. Exams and books and materials are not included.
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Sources and dates appear beside each detail above. School-reported information may change; confirm the offer for your child.
https://m-school.de/admissions/admission-process/
https://m-school.de/about-msf/facilities/
https://m-school.de/admissions/school-tuition-fees/
https://m-school.de/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/20260325-Tuition-and-Fees-2026-27_signature-Final.pdf
https://m-school.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/MSF-EARLY-YEARS-PROFILE-092022-A3-1110.pdf
https://m-school.de/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/MSF-School-Profile-SECONDARY-092025-A3-1609-3.pdf
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