Compare Affordable International Schools in Frankfurt, Germany

Instructs in French, German, English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €4,233 - 9,472

Type Co-educational

LFVH is a direct-managed French international school in Frankfurt am Main, part of the AEFE network, serving age 3 through 18. It teaches the French national curriculum from early years to Terminale, with two middle-school pathways: a Dual-Language Program offering German and English as second languages, and an International Program based on the Hessen curriculum with German as the first language. In collège, students complete about 29 to 30 hours of compulsory lessons per week, with the Diplôme National du Brevet awarded on completion; the school welcomes students with special educational needs. In lycée, three Baccalauréat tracks emphasize languages, with counseling for courses and careers, and the ADN-AEFE Study Abroad Program enabling international exchanges; Abibac is available. Examinations for the Baccalauréat and Abibac take place on site. LFVH has modern facilities, including a renewing computer and media center and two information centers, a gym, outdoor field, canteen, and infirmary. The school hosts arts initiatives, author visits, and cross-border exchanges, including a Web Radio produced by students.

Location

The school is located at Gontardstr. 11, 60488 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It is the Lycée Français International Victor Hugo in Frankfurt am Main. Contact: contact@lfvh.net; +49 (0)69 74 74 98 0.

Stages

The school serves Maternelle (preschool), Élémentaire (primary), Collège (lower secondary) and Lycée (upper secondary). It provides education from preschool through high school.

Type

The school is a French international school in Frankfurt am Main and is part of the AEFE network.

Additional learning support

LFVH has an EBEP unit to support students with educational needs from kindergarten through lycée. The EBEP team includes the school director and primary teachers at the primary level, and deputy principals, lead teachers, and parent representatives at the secondary level; each pupil has at least one annual meeting with parents and the staff. The EBEP team develops plans such as PAP and PPS in collaboration with families and therapists to facilitate learning.

Country affiliation

France via the AEFE network.

Uniform Requirement

Dress code: Every member of the school community must wear appropriate attire. Clothing that is provocative, ostentatious, negligent, or overly revealing is not accepted. Military attire is prohibited, and beachwear such as flip-flops, very short shorts, and sleeveless tops with low necklines and thin straps are not allowed.

Food Options

Restaurant scolaire: Vielfalt Menü GmbH runs the school restaurant and cafeteria. Most meals are prepared on site in LFVH's kitchen, with daily vegetarian options and seasonal menus; the demi-pension is optional and requires enrollment, and external students may join the lunch service or bring a cold lunch via Lunchbox, with outside meals not allowed without authorization.

Governance and Ownership

Governance and ownership: The LFVH is part of the AEFE network and is governed by the Conseil d'établissement, the sole decision-making body, which includes representatives from administration, parents, teachers, non-teaching staff, students, and consular representatives.

Application / First-registration fees (non‑refundable)
- 1st child: EUR 600.
- 2nd child: EUR 575.
- 3rd child: EUR 550.
- 4th child: EUR 525.
- 5th child: EUR 500.
(These first‑registration fees are explicitly stated as non‑remboursable.)

Annual tuition by school level (academic year 2025–2026)
- Maternelle (Vorschule): EUR 4,380 per year.
- Élémentaire (Grundschule): EUR 4,510 per year.
- Collège (Sekundarstufe I): EUR 5,490 per year.
- Lycée (Sekundarstufe II): EUR 5,690 per year.
(Annual tuition covers classroom teaching, pedagogical follow‑up, certain manuals and equipment up to 3e, certifications DSD/DELF when organised by the school, and exam administration costs where specified; catering, optional after‑school activities and some language certification registrations are not included in tuition.)

Per‑term / invoice breakdown (how the school issues invoices and how annual tuition maps to each invoice period)
- The school issues three school‑year invoices for tuition: 1) first invoice covering September–December (4 months), 2) second invoice covering January–March (3 months), and 3) third invoice covering April–June (3 months).
- The school's published annual tuition is thus effectively apportioned over a 10‑month academic period (September–June). The table below gives the annual fee and the corresponding invoice amounts computed from the school's defined invoice periods (first invoice = 4/10 of the annual fee; second = 3/10; third = 3/10). These per‑invoice figures are calculated from the published annual tariffs and are presented as the invoice‑period amounts parents will be billed under the school's stated billing schedule.

- Maternelle (EUR 4,380/year):
• First invoice (Sept–Dec, 4 months): EUR 1,752.
• Second invoice (Jan–Mar, 3 months): EUR 1,314.
• Third invoice (Apr–Jun, 3 months): EUR 1,314.

- Élémentaire (EUR 4,510/year):
• First invoice (Sept–Dec): EUR 1,804.
• Second invoice (Jan–Mar): EUR 1,353.
• Third invoice (Apr–Jun): EUR 1,353.

- Collège (EUR 5,490/year):
• First invoice (Sept–Dec): EUR 2,196.
• Second invoice (Jan–Mar): EUR 1,647.
• Third invoice (Apr–Jun): EUR 1,647.

- Lycée (EUR 5,690/year):
• First invoice (Sept–Dec): EUR 2,276.
• Second invoice (Jan–Mar): EUR 1,707.
• Third invoice (Apr–Jun): EUR 1,707.

(Notes on these invoice amounts: they are the straightforward allocation of the published annual tuition across the invoice periods defined by the school; the school issues the invoices for the periods above. Parents choosing the monthly direct‑debit option will have monthly instalments scheduled according to the school's SEPA schedule.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Quarterly / invoice payments by bank transfer or online payment: invoices are issued for Sept–Dec (first invoice), Jan–Mar (second), and Apr–Jun (third); payment is due on receipt of each invoice.
- Monthly automatic SEPA direct debit option: monthly debits are taken on the 15th of each month from October through June (nine direct debits); families must complete the school SEPA mandate to enrol in this option. If a SEPA debit is returned, the school may cancel the direct‑debit mandate and restrict the family to quarterly bank transfer or online payment. The SEPA mandate confirms the right to request a bank reimbursement within eight weeks of a debit where applicable under the banking rules.
- The school's stated rule is that any month started is due in full ("Tout mois commencé est dû intégralement"). Annual fees are fixed for the school year.

Boarding / internat
- Boarding is not listed among the school's charged services in the published tariff schedule for the 2025–2026 tuition year; no boarding fees are published for this campus. Therefore no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and regular additional fees
- School lunch / Lunchbox service: annual flat fee EUR 180 (service enrollment; non‑proratisable). The school's cafeteria service is operated by an external provider and catering costs are not included in the published tuition.
- Exam fees (charged in addition to tuition where applicable):
• Diplôme national du brevet (3e candidates registered at the school): EUR 36 (school candidate).
• Épreuves anticipées du baccalauréat (1re candidates): EUR 130 (school candidate).
• Baccalauréat (terminale candidates): EUR 259 (school candidate).
(Exam fees for external candidates or candidates from other AEFE‑network schools are higher as indicated on the tariff sheet.)
- Sibling discount: a fixed annual reduction is applied for the 3rd child and subsequent children of the same family in the 2025–2026 schedule:
• 3rd child: EUR 180 reduction.
• 4th child: EUR 360 reduction.
• 5th child: EUR 540 reduction.
- School supplies, some textbooks and equipment: certain manuals and equipment are included (manuals up to 3e and selected digital resources), but parents are responsible for other supplies and for participation costs for trips, optional after‑school activities, private language certification registrations (Cambridge, HSK, etc.) and association/club fees where applicable. The school's tariff schedule specifies which services are not included in tuition and will be invoiced separately.
- Uniform / sportswear: a school teamshop is available with branded sportswear and accessories; example item prices from the official team shop include polo shirts from about EUR 28–32, T‑shirts from about EUR 21–26, sweatshirts from about EUR 38–50 and jackets in the EUR 44–60 range (prices vary by model and size). These shop purchases are paid separately by families.

Refund and cancellation notes (financial rules relevant to refunds)
- First‑registration fees are explicitly non‑refundable. Any month begun is due in full under the school's tariff rules. The school sets tuition amounts for the school year and invoices according to the published billing periods; the SEPA mandate describes the banking right to request a reimbursement from the bank within the standard eight‑week window for authorised direct debits.

Payment methods accepted
- SEPA direct debit (automatic monthly collection; families complete the school SEPA mandate).
- Bank transfer (virement) — the invoice provides the bank account details and parents must indicate the invoice number when transferring.
- Online card payment via the school's Payline payment option ("payer via Payline" on the parent portal).
(The school's invoicing and payment tutorial explains how to access invoices on the parent portal and select the payment method.)

Curriculum

LFVH follows the French national curriculum for all levels. In middle school (6e to 3e), there are two pathways: a Dual-Language Program with German and English as second languages, and an International Program based on the Hessen curriculum with German as the first language; German-language instruction is complemented by History, Geography and Civics in German. Middle school students complete about 29 to 30 hours of compulsory lessons per week, with optional subjects available. The final middle school examination is the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB). The school also welcomes students with special educational needs. In high school (Seconde, Première and Terminale), three Baccalauréat programs follow the French national curriculum with emphasis on languages, and students choose specialized subjects; educational counseling supports course and career planning, and the ADN-AEFE Study Abroad Program offers international exchanges; a Baccalauréat and Abibac (Diploma) pathway is available.

Exam Results

LFVH reports a 100% pass rate in the Baccalauréat, with around 90% of graduates earning honors.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a Vie scolaire team led by the Conseiller Principal d'Éducation (CPE) and an assistant, plus several education assistants who support students in collège and lycée. The Vie scolaire is the first point of contact for parents regarding their children's schooling at the middle and high school levels, and is the main contact for students outside class hours. Its main missions include monitoring absences and delays, supervising students inside and outside the building, ensuring student safety and enforcing the internal rules, and supporting students both in groups and individually in collaboration with the teaching staff. The Vie scolaire engages in ongoing dialogue with parents to support students' learning and well‑being. The school day runs Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Contacts for Vie scolaire are Christophe Lopes (CPE) and Cécile Ramos (Assistant CPE) with their email addresses.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school meets the educational needs of students with special educational needs from kindergarten through lycée. An EBEP unit coordinates support at both levels, with the school principal and senior staff at the primary level and vice principals and lead teachers at the secondary level, together with parent representatives. Each student has at least one yearly meeting with parents and the involved teaching team. The EBEP and teaching staff inform and guide families, detect difficulties, and facilitate contact with medical professionals to identify underlying causes of persistent learning challenges. The school fosters a trustful link between teachers, families and therapists, and develops personalized compensation plans such as PAP (Plan d'accompagnement personnalisé) and PPS (Projet personnel de scolarisation) in coordination with teachers, families and therapists. Families of pupils with special educational needs receive ongoing support, and there is a collaboration with Dys à Francfort for additional family assistance.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school teaches French, German, English, Spanish, Chinese and Latin. Language learning is adapted to meet students' needs and to leverage their linguistic abilities, supported by cultural outings, study trips abroad, exchanges with local schools, and the AEFE network. Certifications include Deutsches Sprachdiplom for German and Cambridge English Assessments for English, as well as DELF Prim and DELF Scolaire for French as a foreign language. For non‑francophone students, FLESCO (Français Langue de scolarisation) is offered, along with DELF Prim in CM1/CM2 (A2) and DELF Scolaire in 3e (B1). From 5e, students choose between Spanish and Mandarin (Chinese), and Latin is optional from 5e. In the lycée, students can pursue Abibac and the LCA track (Lettres et Civilisations Allemandes) as part of advanced language preparation.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the Vie scolaire framework, which accompanies students in both collège and lycée and provides guidance and support beyond class time. The CPE and assistants work with students on group and individual matters, addressing personal concerns and behavior as part of daily school life. The Vie scolaire maintains ongoing dialogue with families and works with teachers to support students' personal and academic wellbeing. The Foyer Socio‑Éducatif (FSE) promotes social development and community involvement through projects, events, and cultural activities, contributing to a sense of belonging. Extracurricular clubs and workshops, including robotics and science events, provide opportunities for social engagement and personal growth across the school community.

Safeguarding

Safety is a priority, with Vie scolaire responsible for absence and lateness checks, student supervision inside and outside school hours, and ensuring adherence to the internal rules. The team acts as the principal point of contact for students and parents regarding safeguarding concerns and coordinates with the teaching staff as needed. The internal rules are formalized in the Reglement intérieur du Collège‑Lycée, which can be downloaded. Contacts for safeguarding and welfare include Christophe Lopes (CPE) and Cécile Ramos (Assistant CPE) with their provided emails. The school is part of AEFE and maintains partnerships with the Consulat General de France and the Hessen Ministry of Education, and it upholds a data protection policy to safeguard personal information.

Admissions

Campaign 2026-2027 runs from January 19, 2026 to March 15, 2026 for pre-registration of new students. All children aged three or more may be enrolled in the LFVH; for entry into maternelle (preschool), the child must be three years old before December 31 of the enrollment year. Children who have begun schooling in another education system must take a test to assess their level of French; depending on the results, a trial period may be considered. Procedure: 1. Online pre-registration is the first step and applies only to new students not already enrolled at LFVH for the current school year. For questions, contact: Mrs. 2. After confirmation of the pre-registration, you have 15 days to pay the first registration fees. 3. The registration becomes definitive after payment of the first registration fees. Your pre-registration request will be processed on receipt of documents that include the “dossier de préinscription” signed by the student's legal guardians. You must read and accept the financial regulations and tariffs as part of the process. Access to the online pre-registration is available via the LFVH portal.

Scholarships

AEFE scholarships are available for children of French nationality residing in Germany who are enrolled at LFVH. Families must file their scholarship application with the Consulate General of France in Frankfurt, without waiting for enrollment confirmation, otherwise they will not be eligible for the scholarship for the school year. Eligibility criteria include being French nationals, registered with the Consulate as French abroad, residing in the consular district with their family, and being enrolled at LFVH (from kindergarten through lycée) and at least 3 years old in the calendar year of the start of the school year. Applications are submitted through the Scolaide portal (scolaide.aefe.gouv.fr). The scholarship must be renewed each year. The LFVH calendar notes that a first meeting of the Scholarships Committee (CCB) takes place in spring to review renewals and first-time applications, and a second consular meeting in autumn reviews late-arriving families and those whose financial situation has worsened during the year. For difficulties or additional information, contact consular services; documents may be downloadable from the consulate site.

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SIS Swiss International School Frankfurt

Instructs in German, English

Ages 5 - 19 years

Fees €1,680 - 14,400

Type Co-educational

Located in Oberursel, SIS Swiss International School Frankfurt is a state-approved Ersatzschule and private day school serving ages 5 to 11, with continuity from Reception to Abitur or IB Diploma. The school is part of the SIS network and delivers a bilingual English–German curriculum. Reception is full-day (7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.) with English- and German-speaking teachers alternating. Primary follows the Hessian core curriculum and is supplemented by SIS bilingual reading and writing; maths and social studies are taught in both languages, with two teachers per class rotating. The Secondary School (7–10) is bilingual and follows a state curriculum, culminating in Mittlerer Schulabschluss, with benchmarking tests in mathematics, German and English; Years 11–13 offer Abitur and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, including a possible double diploma path. The campus emphasizes technology-enabled learning, a full-day concept, extensive after-school care, and a strong sense of international community through cross‑grade projects and SIS exchanges globally.

Location

Located in Oberursel, Germany, SIS Frankfurt is at An den Drei Hasen 34-36, 61440 Oberursel. It is a few minutes' drive from the financial metropolis of Frankfurt. The campus features classrooms and special-purpose rooms equipped with contemporary infrastructure and advanced teaching technology. The school emphasizes international education with local insight.

Stages

Bilingual Reception Programme; Primary School; and Secondary School (7-10) and (11-13). Subjects are taught in German and English; bilingualism is not a prerequisite for admission.

Type

State-approved Ersatzschule; private day school financed by a combination of school fees and state subsidies.

Pupil Nationality Mix

82 enrolled students; 15+ nationalities.

Country affiliation

Switzerland; part of the SIS Swiss International School network.

School day structure

Day school with supervision from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; exact lesson and supervision times vary between the different school levels.

Overview of fee structure
- SIS Frankfurt charges income-based school fees that cover instruction, study time and supervision from 07:30 to 16:00. Tuition rates and a one-time entrance fee vary by gross family income and by school level (Primary School with Reception Programme and Secondary School, Grade 5).

Application / one-time entrance fee
- A one-time entrance fee is charged at contract signing and is non-refundable. The amount depends on gross family income and on school level. Examples by income band (entrance fee):
- Gross family income up to EUR 20,000: Primary EUR 212; Secondary (Grade 5) EUR 223.
- EUR 20,001–30,000: Primary EUR 424; Secondary EUR 445.
- EUR 30,001–40,000: Primary EUR 636; Secondary EUR 668.
- EUR 40,001–50,000: Primary EUR 795; Secondary EUR 835.
- EUR 50,001–60,000: Primary EUR 954; Secondary EUR 1,002.
- EUR 60,001–70,000: Primary EUR 1,060; Secondary EUR 1,113.
- EUR 70,001–80,000: Primary EUR 1,166; Secondary EUR 1,224.
- EUR 80,001–90,000: Primary EUR 1,272; Secondary EUR 1,336.
- EUR 90,001–100,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 100,001–110,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 110,001–120,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 120,001–130,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 130,001–140,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 140,001–150,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 150,001–250,000: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.
- EUR 250,001 and above: Primary EUR 1,378; Secondary EUR 1,447.

Tuition fees by income band — Primary School (with Reception Programme)
- Fees are published as monthly averages. Per-term (semester) amounts are calculated as monthly × 6; annual amounts are monthly × 12. The monthly tuition rates (Primary) by gross family income are:
- Up to EUR 20,000: monthly EUR 140 → per semester EUR 840 → per year EUR 1,680.
- EUR 20,001–30,000: monthly EUR 281 → per semester EUR 1,686 → per year EUR 3,372.
- EUR 30,001–40,000: monthly EUR 424 → per semester EUR 2,544 → per year EUR 5,088.
- EUR 40,001–50,000: monthly EUR 566 → per semester EUR 3,396 → per year EUR 6,792.
- EUR 50,001–60,000: monthly EUR 641 → per semester EUR 3,846 → per year EUR 7,692.
- EUR 60,001–70,000: monthly EUR 736 → per semester EUR 4,416 → per year EUR 8,832.
- EUR 70,001–80,000: monthly EUR 826 → per semester EUR 4,956 → per year EUR 9,912.
- EUR 80,001–90,000: monthly EUR 895 → per semester EUR 5,370 → per year EUR 10,740.
- EUR 90,001–100,000: monthly EUR 963 → per semester EUR 5,778 → per year EUR 11,556.
- EUR 100,001–110,000: monthly EUR 1,035 → per semester EUR 6,210 → per year EUR 12,420.
- EUR 110,001–120,000: monthly EUR 1,092 → per semester EUR 6,552 → per year EUR 13,104.
- EUR 120,001–130,000: monthly EUR 1,114 → per semester EUR 6,684 → per year EUR 13,368.
- EUR 130,001–140,000: monthly EUR 1,204 → per semester EUR 7,224 → per year EUR 14,448.
- EUR 140,001–150,000: monthly EUR 1,261 → per semester EUR 7,566 → per year EUR 15,132.
- EUR 150,001–250,000: monthly EUR 1,348 → per semester EUR 8,088 → per year EUR 16,176.
- EUR 250,001 and above: monthly EUR 1,420 → per semester EUR 8,520 → per year EUR 17,040.

Tuition fees by income band — Secondary School (Grade 5)
- Monthly tuition rates (Secondary, Grade 5) by gross family income and corresponding per-semester and per-year totals:
- Up to EUR 20,000: monthly EUR 142 → per semester EUR 852 → per year EUR 1,704.
- EUR 20,001–30,000: monthly EUR 289 → per semester EUR 1,734 → per year EUR 3,468.
- EUR 30,001–40,000: monthly EUR 434 → per semester EUR 2,604 → per year EUR 5,208.
- EUR 40,001–50,000: monthly EUR 577 → per semester EUR 3,462 → per year EUR 6,924.
- EUR 50,001–60,000: monthly EUR 651 → per semester EUR 3,906 → per year EUR 7,812.
- EUR 60,001–70,000: monthly EUR 752 → per semester EUR 4,512 → per year EUR 9,024.
- EUR 70,001–80,000: monthly EUR 844 → per semester EUR 5,064 → per year EUR 10,128.
- EUR 80,001–90,000: monthly EUR 909 → per semester EUR 5,454 → per year EUR 10,908.
- EUR 90,001–100,000: monthly EUR 984 → per semester EUR 5,904 → per year EUR 11,808.
- EUR 100,001–110,000: monthly EUR 1,056 → per semester EUR 6,336 → per year EUR 12,672.
- EUR 110,001–120,000: monthly EUR 1,114 → per semester EUR 6,684 → per year EUR 13,368.
- EUR 120,001–130,000: monthly EUR 1,169 → per semester EUR 7,014 → per year EUR 14,028.
- EUR 130,001–140,000: monthly EUR 1,229 → per semester EUR 7,374 → per year EUR 14,748.
- EUR 140,001–150,000: monthly EUR 1,262 → per semester EUR 7,572 → per year EUR 15,144.
- EUR 150,001–250,000: monthly EUR 1,373 → per semester EUR 8,238 → per year EUR 16,476.
- EUR 250,001 and above: monthly EUR 1,440 → per semester EUR 8,640 → per year EUR 17,280.

Optional and additional fees
- Hot lunch programme: EUR 109 per month for all grade levels (charged as a lump sum monthly fee).
- After School Care (optional, subject to demand): two typical options charged per weekday booked (monthly): EUR 32 for 16:00–17:00; EUR 50 for 16:00–18:00. Booked weekdays are fixed for a semester.
- Textbooks: costs for textbooks are included in the tuition fees.
- Class trips, excursions and similar activity costs are not covered by the tuition fees and are charged separately.
- Administrative fee for changing invoice arrangements: EUR 50 per invoice (or per invoice line within collective invoices).

Sibling discount
- A sibling discount of 10% is applied to tuition fees for the second or third child enrolled. The one-time entrance fee, hot lunch fees and other additional services are excluded from this discount.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are expressed as monthly average rates based on 12 months per year (or 6 months per semester). Payments are due for 12 months per year, including holidays. Payment of fees must be made one semester in advance. For monthly payment arrangements there is a surcharge of 3% on each payment. Parents who pay in advance for the full school year receive a 2% discount. If the required family income evaluation form and supporting documents are not submitted on time, the maximum entrance fee and school fee will be charged.

Boarding
- Boarding is not provided; the school operates as a day school with supervision and care during the stated daily hours.

Refunds and cancellations
- The one-time entrance fee is non-refundable. Other refund terms (for partial attendance, early contract termination or other circumstances) are governed by the school contract and related agreements. The fee schedule notes that detailed, legally binding modalities are set out in the school contract.

Fee payment options
- The school arranges the specific mode of payment with each family; changes to the chosen payment method incur an administrative fee. Accepted payment methods are confirmed directly by the school when setting up fees and invoices.

(Values and terms above correspond to the published fee schedule for the school year and to the documented billing and payment rules.)

Curriculum

SIS Frankfurt delivers a bilingual English–German curriculum from Reception through secondary school. The Reception Programme (ages 5–7) is bilingual and full-day (7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.), with English- and German-speaking teachers alternating. Primary School is based on the Hessian core curriculum, supplemented by SIS bilingual reading and writing, with maths and social studies taught in both languages; two teachers per class rotate instruction to immerse students in a bilingual environment. Primary School provides a full-day concept (7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.) with homework supervision and after-school clubs, and uses varied lessons with tablets and notebooks. The Secondary School (7–10) is bilingual and follows a state curriculum, with the Mittlerer Schulabschluss after Year 10 and regular benchmarking tests in mathematics, German and English. In Years 11–13, SIS Frankfurt offers Abitur and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, including a possible double diploma path, and the IBDP is a globally recognised university entrance qualification for higher education in English-speaking countries; SIS Frankfurt is a state-approved Ersatzschule.

Exam Results

From Year 3 of primary school, benchmarking tests in mathematics, German and English are taken and results are described as good on a regular basis. Results are communicated transparently to parents and form the basis for individual objectives discussed in parent consultations twice a year.

Higher Education Progression

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is a globally recognised university entrance qualification and provides preparation for higher education in English-speaking countries. Students can graduate with Abitur or the IB Diploma, or both via a double-diploma path.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a safe and supportive atmosphere and a nurturing, open, and multicultural learning environment that supports students' social and emotional development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Subjects are taught in German and English; bilingual from day one from Reception through to college, with German- and English-native-speaking educators.

Mental Wellbeing

The school maintains a safe and supportive environment for student wellbeing.

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The European School Frankfurt

Instructs in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees €4,370 - 8,358

Type Co-educational

European School Frankfurt delivers the European Curriculum for ages 4 to 18, culminating in the European Baccalaureate. The school, part of the European Schools network, operates with language policy that assigns a dominant language at enrolment and delivers instruction in official EU languages through mother tongue sections and vehicular language sections. The campus houses nursery through secondary education across two buildings, with a Nursery P1–P2 modular building and a Main Building for Primary and Secondary, plus well-served canteens and a staffed Kiosk. The school offers four language sections—German, English, French and Italian—with Spanish added in 2018, and SWALS available where no language section exists. Facilities include a library serving all taught languages and a range of library events. The KiVa anti-bullying program reinforces wellbeing, while pupils engage in language study, intercultural projects and scientific work through project-based activities, theatre, music, art and sport. The school supports students through after-school programs.

Location

Praunheimer Weg 126, 60439 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It is in Frankfurt am Main and part of the European Schools network. The school offers education from nursery to the European Baccalaureate.

Stages

Nursery, Primary, Secondary; European Baccalaureate.

Type

European School (state-funded) run by the governments of EU member states.

Additional learning support

Educational Support is provided with General, Moderate and Intensive levels.

Country affiliation

European School system supervised by the governments of the EU member states.

School day structure

Nursery (N): Mon–Wed 08:25–15:05; Thu–Fri 08:25–12:50. Primary P1–P2: Mon–Wed 08:25–15:05; Thu–Fri 08:25–12:50. Primary P3–P5: Mon–Thu 08:25–15:05; Fri 08:25–12:50. Secondary: Mon–Fri 08:25–16:50. Gates: Gate A (Primary) 07:30–08:45; Gate C (Secondary/Main Building) 07:30–16:00. All buildings open for pupils from 08:05.

Bus service

In the afternoons, transport services information is provided by EuroKids; contact Transport – extra-curricular activities: office@eurokids.gmbh.

Uniform Requirement

There is no school uniform.

Food Options

The school has a canteen that operates during the school day and a kiosk for secondary students from 08:10 to 15:00. Lunch is served from 11:30 to 14:30. Meals are prepared by an independent catering service, and parents register online if their child will have school meals.

Governance and Ownership

The European School Frankfurt is part of the European Schools network and is jointly supervised by the governments of the EU member states; it is a state school in Germany.

Application fees

- No separate application fee is charged. The school charges annual school fees and mandatory administrative costs as detailed below.

Tuition fees (annual) by school level — School Year 2026/2027

- Nursery (Category III, first child): EUR 4,457.80 per year.
- Primary (Category III, first child): EUR 6,129.55 per year.
- Secondary (Category III, first child): EUR 8,358.46 per year.

Sibling reductions (Category III)

- 2nd child: reduction of 20% of the regular school fee.
- 3rd and each further child: reduction of 40% of the regular school fee.

Mandatory administrative costs and other compulsory charges (per pupil)

- Insurance: EUR 5.00 (Nursery / Primary / Secondary).
- Administration costs: EUR 38.00 (Nursery / Primary) and EUR 44.00 (Secondary).
- Fees for books: variable (charged separately).
- Lost student ID: EUR 5.00.
- European Baccalaureate (BAC) exam fee: EUR 108.10 (Secondary).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Parents commit to pay the full school fees for the complete school year when enrolling. A non-refundable advance payment equal to 25% of the annual school fees is due by 30 June (date set in the school's billing calendar). The remaining balance for the year is invoiced and charged after the start of the school year. Parents must quote the customer/reference number shown on their invoice when making payments. Children whose fees from the previous year are unpaid, or for whom the advance payment is not made by the stated deadline, will not be permitted to attend classes.

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision applies; there are no boarding fees.

Other costs parents should expect

- Books and materials: charged as variable costs per pupil (book lists and material costs are notified separately).
- School trips, extracurricular activities, special projects or optional services may carry additional charges billed separately.
- Examination-related costs (e.g., BAC exam fee listed above) and small administrative charges (lost ID, insurance) are invoiced in addition to the school fee.

Refunds and withdrawal

- Notice of withdrawal must be submitted in writing at least two weeks prior to the pupil leaving; the school will confirm withdrawal in writing. If a child is withdrawn during the school year, a percentage of the school fees may be reimbursed, but mandatory administrative costs and the non-refundable 25% advance payment are excluded from any reimbursement.

Fee payment options and invoicing

- The school issues invoices and mandatory administrative-cost invoices by email; each invoice shows a customer/reference number that must be quoted when paying. Payment is to be made using the payment details provided on the invoice; parents should follow the payment instructions on their invoice and observe the stated deadlines. Failure to pay by the deadlines noted on invoices can lead to exclusion from attendance as described above.

Curriculum

The European School Frankfurt offers nursery through secondary education, culminating in the European Baccalaureate. It is part of the European Schools network and provides education in a multicultural and multilingual environment. The European Baccalaureate cycle comprises the two final years of secondary education (S6 and S7). The school follows the European Schools language policy, assigning a dominant language (L1) at enrolment and providing instruction in official EU languages through mother tongue sections and vehicular language sections.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates take the European Baccalaureate, which is recognized for admission to universities in member countries; there are official arrangements for equivalence between the European Baccalaureate and the upper secondary leaving certificates of national schools.

Gifted and Talented

The school has a High Potential Policy to identify and support students with high potential abilities.

Admissions

1. Admission follows three categories. Cat I includes children of employees of the European Central Bank, EIOPA, AMLA and other European institutions. Cat II includes children of employees of other European institutions and companies that have signed a financing agreement with the ESF, admitted with priority if places are available after Cat I. Cat III covers private enrolments and is admitted upon availability. 2. Enrolment for school year 2025/2026 runs from 1 December 2024 to 28 February 2025; late registrations for the French, Italian and Spanish sections extend to 31 May 2025 in exceptional cases. Decisions on enrolment are sent out in April 2025 at the latest. 3. Applications must be complete in original form and signed by both legal guardians, with all accompanying documents. Accompanying documents may be provided as copies; originals are not required. Documents must be in German, English or French, with certified translations if necessary. For enrolments in Cat I and II, an employer confirmation must be attached. 4. The school does not keep a waiting list. Only applications for the next school year are accepted. During the school year, applications are considered only for Cat I or Cat II if pupils are not enrolled in Frankfurt. 5. Cat III private enrolments are admitted upon availability. The Enrolment Policy governs Cat III admissions and the overall process. 6. For school year 2026/2027, enrollment forms will be on the website as of 1 December 2025 and the enrolment period expires on 28 February 2026. Applications during the school year are considered only for Cat I and Cat II for pupils not enrolled in Frankfurt. The decision to enroll Cat II or Cat III pupils follows class size and room capacity, with priority order: Cat I first, then siblings, then Cat II with contracts, then pupils from other European Schools.

Waitlist

The school does not keep a waiting list.

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Fintosch International Kindergarten & Fintosch Multilingual Primary School

Instructs in English, German

Ages 0 - 11 years

Fees €11,047 - 12,221

Type Co-educational

Fintosch International Kindergarten and Multilingual Primary School in Frankfurt provides a bilingual education for children aged three months to eleven years. Using a 50:50 immersion model, students learn in both German and English daily. The school integrates the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) with the local Hessian state curriculum, focusing on theme-based learning and practical skill development. Facilities include modern classrooms, a dedicated gym, and a library. A distinctive feature of the school is the "Entrance Level" program, which allows five-year-olds to complete the first year of primary school over a two-year period. This initiative gives children additional time to adjust to a structured learning environment and gain fluency in both languages through play-based activities. The school operates year-round from 7:45 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., offering a holiday program and afternoon activities such as abacus, judo, and violin, catering to the needs of international and working families.

Location

Frankfurt, Germany; Schumannstrasse 4-6, 60325 Frankfurt; located near Messe Frankfurt-Westend

Stages

Nursery, kindergarten and elementary school under one roof; Fintosch International Toddler School & Kindergarten; FINTOSCH Multilingual Primary School

Type

International Toddler School & Kindergarten; Multilingual Primary School

Country affiliation

Germany

School day structure

Whole-day childcare from 7:45 am to 7:00 pm; flexible opening hours from 7:30 am to 7:00 pm; closes for seven days a year

Boarding Arrangements

All-year day-care program; open from 7:45 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on working days; after-school activities are available during day-care hours.

Food Options

Healthy nutrition is emphasized; the school prioritizes physical activity.

Governance and Ownership

Fintosch GmbH (International Toddler School & Kindergarten) and Fintosch gGmbH (Multilingual Primary School) govern the school; Managing Director is Silvia Staab-Nickel.

Application / Registration fees
- Kindergarten (Toddler & Kindergarten): One-time registration fee (Anmeldegebühr) €600.00.
- Primary School: One-time admission fee (Aufnahmegebühr) €550.00. An additional one‑off investment contribution (Investitionszuschuss) of €3,500.00 is required.

Tuition fees — Kindergarten (monthly rates by attendance and day-length)
- Price lists are published as monthly fees (Preis pro Monat): the following examples are given for children older than one year (prices shown per month):
- 07:30–15:00 — 2 days: €509; 3 days: €763; 5 days: €1,084.
- 07:30–17:00 — 2 days: €645; 3 days: €967; 5 days: €1,331.
- 07:30–18:00 — 2 days: €712; 3 days: €1,069; 5 days: €1,549.
- 07:30–19:00 — 2 days: €780; 3 days: €1,170; 5 days: €1,781.
- Lunch (Mittagsverpflegung) is charged separately per month: 2 days €55; 3 days €75; 5 days €95.
- Additional afternoon activities are charged at €12.50 per session.
- Additional care (beyond booked hours) is charged at €30.00 per started hour.
(All of the above are listed as monthly amounts on the kindergarten price pages.)

Tuition fees — Primary School (monthly representation of annual school fee, by family income)
- The school fee is quoted as a yearly charge presented in monthly instalments and is income‑tiered (Brutto‑Familieneinkommen):
- Families with income ≥ €80,000: School + care (7:45–17:00; core lessons 8:30–15:00) €972 per month.
- Families with income < €80,000: €919 per month.
- Families with income < €50,000: €869 per month.
- Lunch is charged separately at €95 per month (all income tiers).
- After‑school care (17:00–18:00) €150 per month; 18:00–19:00 care €150 per month.
- Extracurricular activity (AG) fee per activity: €55.
- Additional care beyond booked times is charged at €20.00 per started hour.
- Sibling discount: families enrolling two or more children receive a 5% reduction on school fees (per child).
- The primary school describes the school fee as an annual charge that is invoiced in monthly instalments; invoices and payment timing are clarified in the enrolment paperwork.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Primary School: The school fee is defined as a yearly fee and is invoiced / presented as monthly payments; payment for the registration (admission) is due upon submission of the completed and signed enrolment form after receipt of the invoice.
- Kindergarten: Fees are shown as monthly prices; additional services (meals, activities, extra care) are invoiced separately as indicated on the price pages.

Boarding / Residential provision
- No boarding or residential provision is offered; Fintosch operates as a day facility with whole‑day childcare hours (daytime opening / after‑school care).

Other costs and routine charges
- One‑off fees: Kindergarten registration fee €600; Primary admission fee €550; Primary investment contribution €3,500.
- Meals: Kindergarten lunch charged monthly (examples €55 / €75 / €95 depending on days per week); Primary lunch €95 per month.
- Extracurricular / activity charges: Kindergarten activities €12.50 per session; Primary AGs €55 per activity.
- Additional hourly care: Kindergarten €30.00 per started hour; Primary €20.00 per started hour.
- Sibling discount: 5% reduction on school fees for families with two or more enrolled children (primary school).
- Uniforms, books, personal school supplies, school trips and other incidental costs are not detailed as fixed mandatory charges in the public fee pages; individual class trips are noted as not included in the annual tuition.

Refunds and cancellations
- The publicly posted fee pages do not set out a general, detailed refund or cancellation policy for tuition, registration fees or the investment contribution; the primary school notes that payment of the admission fee is not a guarantee of admission and that payment terms for registration are specified on the invoice/enrolment paperwork. Any specific refund/cancellation terms are handled through the school's enrolment and billing documents.

Fee payment options
- The public pages state that invoices are issued and set payment timings (payment for registration becomes due after receipt of the invoice), but they do not list specific accepted payment methods (bank transfer, SEPA, credit card, direct debit) on the published fee pages. Payment method details are provided on invoices or in enrolment documents.

Short note on publicly available details
- The published pages supply the itemised fees, monthly billing presentation and one‑off charges listed above; explicit published terms for refund procedures and the list of accepted payment types are not available on the public fee pages and are addressed through the school's invoicing and enrolment paperwork.

Admissions

Application: We review your application.
First contact: In a personal conversation we discuss all relevant matters so that we understand all your personal needs.
Consultation: We get to know each other better and tailor the education of your child to its individual needs.
Admission: You will receive our confirmation and your child will be admitted.
Visiting Fintosch: Advance reservation required.
Nursery School: Schumannstraße 4-6: Wednesday and Thursday from 09:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Gräfstraße 47 – 51: Tuesday from 09:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Primary School: From 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Entry Date: Basically, an entry is possible at any time; tell us your personal desired date.
Childcare Options Nursery School: 2/3 and 5 days week; 5 days week for Kindergarten children; Part time: 07:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Full time: 07:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (6:00/7:00 p.m.).
After the fourth grade you have the choice: The school starts with an entrance level for children from the age of five; after the fourth grade you can choose whether to switch to the German or international school system.
Language of Instruction & Curriculum: English and German are the languages of instruction at Fintosch Multilingual Primary School in a 50%–50% distribution. The Hessian curriculum is followed, and the IPC is used for the primary curriculum.
Sports and healthy nutrition: 90 minutes of sports three times a week; movement sequences are integrated into the classroom.
Family closeness and solid structures: The school emphasizes family closeness, aims to prepare children as world citizens of tomorrow.

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Phorms Bilingual School Frankfurt - City Campus

Instructs in German, English

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees €2,920 - 11,924

Type Co-educational

Phorms Bilingual School Frankfurt is a private German‑English day school offering Kita through Abitur, with classes taught in two languages by native‑speaking teachers. The school follows the Hessian curriculum and provides Cambridge Primary, Cambridge IGCSE, and the German curriculum, with language‑track transitions possible at any time based on language skills. The Primary School operates on two campuses — City Campus in Frankfurt's historic Holzhausen district and Taunus Campus in Steinbach — and a bus connects them to support cross‑campus bilingual education. The Secondary School emphasizes STEM and digital learning, with computer science as an elective in the lower years becoming a regular subject, and Year 10 offering IGCSE. The school holds Digital School and DigitalPakt Schule credentials and has earned a MINT‑freundliche Schule certificate. Facilities include modern science, sport and music spaces, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, tablets and interactive whiteboards. A broad after‑school program and vacation camps complement an intercultural, multilingual community.

Location

Phorms Frankfurt City Campus (Fürstenbergerstraße 3-9, 60322 Frankfurt) in the Holzhausen district, and Phorms Campus Frankfurt Taunus (Waldstraße 91, 61449 Steinbach/Taunus).

Stages

Primary School at Frankfurt City and Steinbach Taunus campuses; Secondary School at Taunus Campus.

Type

Private bilingual German-English day school.

Additional learning support

Individualised support; additional staff support in most classes.

Country affiliation

Germany

School day structure

Open 7:30–18:00. Early Care 7:30–8:30; Arrival 8:30–9:00; Lessons 9:00–12:30; Lunch 11:15–11:30; Lessons 13:30–15:45; Pick-up 15:45; Afternoon programme 16:00–18:00.

Bus service

Phorms school bus connects Frankfurt City Campus to Taunus Campus and back; routes include City route and Route West/East/South with booking via schulbus.frankfurt@phorms.de.

Boarding Arrangements

Whole-day care runs from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., including early morning care and after-school care (3:30/3:45–6:00 p.m.). A vacation program runs during school holidays with childcare from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and care until 6:00 p.m. available on request.

Uniform Requirement

Wearing school clothing is compulsory. A campus collection with clothing items is available, and items can be ordered online at phorms-shop.de.

Food Options

Meals are balanced, regional and certified organic. Trained chefs from FPS prepare fresh meals in the school kitchen; children choose between two dishes, one vegetarian, and have access to a salad bar with fresh vegetables. Fresh water is available throughout the day.

Governance and Ownership

Phorms Frankfurt is part of the Phorms Education Network.

Application / Admission fees

- There is no separate one‑off “application fee” stated; a one‑time administration/admission fee is charged when the contract is signed. For Primary and Secondary this administration fee is equal to 2.5 times the monthly parental contribution.
- For the Kindergarten (PhorMinis) a one‑off administration fee of €1,600 is charged. When a child transfers continuously from the kindergarten into the Primary School and the PhorMinis contract has been fulfilled until 31 July of the same year, the administration fee for Primary School is reduced (to a single monthly parental contribution instead of 2.5 times the monthly contribution).

Tuition fees by school level (how fees are calculated and the amounts that apply)

- Kindergarten (crèche and kindergarten): fixed monthly amounts are published for Early Years.
- Crèche (ages 0–3): €870 per month.
- Kindergarten (ages 3–5): income‑based brackets with published monthly amounts:
- Households with gross annual income under €50,000: €650 per month.
- Households with gross annual income €50,000–€150,000: €700 per month.
- Households with gross annual income over €150,000: €750 per month.

- Primary School and Secondary School: tuition is calculated using an income‑based parental contribution model rather than fixed per‑year fees. The monthly tuition contribution for each pupil is determined from the family's gross annual income (from the penultimate calendar year before the school year begins) using the school's contribution calculator. Because the contribution is income‑based, no single fixed fee per year group or per term is published; monthly contributions vary by family income and are then charged in instalments as described below. The admission fee for these levels is charged as 2.5 times the monthly parental contribution. The school also sets a minimum contribution per child of €99 per month.

Other regular charges and optional programme fees

- School lunch (all students take part): €119.50 per month.
- Annual learning‑materials fee: €50 per student, charged yearly.
- Early morning care (daily 7:30–8:20; City campus until 8:30): options are a fixed monthly fee of €62, a single visit fee of €8, or a 10‑visit pass for €62.
- Afternoon / after‑school programme (flexible day options):
- 1 day/week: €46 per month.
- 2 days/week: €92 per month.
- 3 days/week: €138 per month.
- 4 days/week: €164 per month.
- 5 days/week: €184 per month.
- Day attendance: €21 per month.
- 10‑visit pass: €155.
- Holiday programme (German‑English holiday camps and holiday clubs): programmes and prices are offered seasonally; holiday camps are available for children aged 5–12.
- School bus: separate charges apply for school bus routes; these fees are billed in line with the school's payment schedule.
- School clothing, class trips and excursions: additional one‑off costs may be incurred during the school year.

Sibling discounts

- Sibling discount on the parental contribution for Primary/Secondary:
- Second child: 20% discount on the parental contribution.
- Third child: 40% discount on the parental contribution.
- Fourth child and subsequent children: 60% discount on the parental contribution.
- Minimum contribution per child is €99 per month. Kindergarten does not offer sibling discounts.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Recurring fees (parental contributions, lunch fees, school bus, early morning care and after‑school care) are billed in 12 equal monthly instalments. All recurring fees are collected by direct debit in advance on the first working day from the specified account. An invoice with a breakdown of the fees is issued by email at the time of collection.
- Admission/administration fees and one‑off charges (such as the Kindergarten administration fee and material fees) are charged as stated in the enrolment offer and the contract.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not offered at Phorms Frankfurt; the school provides full‑day care and after‑school programmes rather than residential boarding.

Refunds and cancellations

- No separate public refund schedule for fees is published on the admissions pages; contractual terms govern cancellations, refunds or reductions and are specified in the enrolment contract. Families receive the exact contractual conditions with the offer and contract at the time of enrolment.

Fee payment options

- Recurring fees are collected by direct debit (SEPA/direct debit from the specified account) in advance. Invoices are issued by email. Specific arrangements for payment of one‑off fees are set out in the contract or invoice.

Curriculum

Phorms Frankfurt teaches according to the Hessian curriculum, and transfers between language tracks are possible at any time depending on language skills. The school provides a bilingual German‑English education from early years through the gymnasium, using an immersive approach where teachers speak in their native language and gestures and visuals support understanding. The Primary School operates at two campuses, Frankfurt City and Steinbach im Taunus, and emphasizes project work, interdisciplinary learning, a modern learning environment with digital tools, and a rich after‑school program. The Secondary School places a strong emphasis on STEM and digital learning, with computer science starting as an elective in the lower secondary years and becoming a regular part of the curriculum; Year 10 offers IGCSE examinations. The school holds digital credentials such as a Digital School certificate for the secondary and is equipped with DigitalPakt Schule infrastructure.

Student Teacher Ratio

Typical class size in the Secondary School is 24 students.

Exam Results

Abitur is offered as the highest school‑leaving qualification, with Realschulabschluss and Fachhochschulreife also available. In Year 10, IGCSE examinations are offered in the secondary school.

Higher Education Progression

Abitur prepares students for university study in Germany and beyond. The bilingual environment supports language proficiency for international universities, and IGCSE examinations in Year 10 provide an additional pathway for international higher education. The school also offers study guidance and internships to support career planning.

Gifted and Talented

The school holds a MINT‑friendly School certificate, recognizing active promotion of mathematics, informatics, natural sciences and technology. The after‑school program includes competitions such as First Lego League, Jugend forscht, Mathematics Olympiad and other STEM activities to challenge advanced learners.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

CARE: We work with every student on a personal level. We strengthen their talents and support them when challenges arise — with additional educators at Primary School, small class sizes and a wide range of extracurricular activities. The school fosters an international mindset and open culture, with German and English equally present in everyday learning and school life. There is a warm, family-like atmosphere where every child feels safe and welcome. All-day learning and living in a community provides stable social contexts for personal development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides individual support for personal development with dedicated teachers and educators offering tailored assistance. Small class sizes and a high staff-to-student ratio enable targeted attention, with teaching assistants in Primary School at Reception. Support is tailored to each child's talents and needs. The school offers a seamless educational pathway from kindergarten to Abitur, helping learners with diverse needs stay on track.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

German and English are equally present in everyday learning and school life, reflecting a bilingual immersion. Our teachers come from a wide range of English-speaking countries around the world. A bilingual approach contributes to positive language development for students in both languages. 81% of our Secondary School parents are happy with their children's language acquisition through the bilingual approach.

Mental Wellbeing

The school is known for a warm, family-like atmosphere where every child feels safe and welcome. Students are seen as individuals and are supported to develop emotionally, with teachers and staff offering dedicated and sensitive support. Testimonials describe emotional development as a core strength and highlight personal development within a supportive environment. All-day learning and community life contribute to mental wellbeing through stable routines and social connections.

Safeguarding

The environment is safe and secure, with guaranteed supervision and teaching in a secure school setting. The open culture and warm atmosphere support safeguarding, ensuring children feel safe and welcome. The school emphasises a respectful, intercultural community and ongoing care as part of daily life.

Admissions

1. Non-binding online registration. To register your child, complete the online registration form. After registration you will receive confirmation by email. The admission process begins after the summer holidays when your child enters Year 4. We will send you all necessary documents, including questionnaires and a request to submit the school reports from Years 2 and 3.

2. Personal meeting. If the requirements for attending the bilingual secondary school are met, a personal meeting is arranged to answer questions in an individual interview. You will have the opportunity to get to know our school and gain deeper insight into our educational concept. The meeting also helps you assess whether the program fits your expectations.

3. Our offer of a place. Once the admissions process is successfully completed and you are convinced by our school concept, you will receive an offer of a place along with the school contract. Lateral entrants are welcome. If places are available, we arrange trial days and a meeting with parents on short notice, and the Admissions Team will contact you promptly to discuss the next steps and any remaining requirements.

Scholarships

Sibling discount: The second child receives a 20% discount on the parental contribution; the third child receives a 40% discount; from the fourth child onward, a 60% discount applies. The minimum contribution per child is €99/month.

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Phorms Bilingual School Frankfurt - Taunus Campus

Instructs in German, English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees €6,500 - 11,924

Pupils 650

Type Co-educational

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