Application fees
- No fixed application / registration fee amount is published in the school's publicly available admission and registration documents.
Tuition fees (by year group / term)
- The school charges a monthly parental contribution (Schulgeld). Published public materials and parent forms show that tuition is collected as a regular parental contribution, but a detailed, itemised schedule showing fees per year group or per school term is not published in the school's public download documents.
- A public report about the school network lists Schulgeld beginning from approximately EUR 130 per month as a network-level starting point; this figure indicates the lower bound referenced in public commentary about the school network.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is set up to be collected monthly by the school as an ongoing parental contribution (Elternbeitrag). The SEPA Lastschriftmandat used by the school instructs collection by direct debit each month and shows the collection is executed on the 1st working day of the month. The SEPA mandate form also provides a selectable option for annual payment.
- The school operates a formal enrolment/contract process and maintains contract amendment and withdrawal forms; the enrolment and contract paperwork is used to document start/stop dates and formal cancellations. Specific term-by-term invoicing dates beyond monthly collection (for example fixed per-term invoices or exact due-dates for term payments) are not published in the public download materials.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The International Primary School Stollberg operates as a day primary school with integrated after-school care (Hort) and meal provision. No boarding or internat provision or boarding fees are published for the Stollberg primary site. Boarding arrangements are therefore not applicable for this primary school.
Other costs and regular extras
- School clothing (uniform) is provided through the SIS clothing programme and partner suppliers; parents order school clothing from the named partners. Prices for uniform items are set by those suppliers and are not published as a single flat fee in the school's materials.
- Lunch / midday meals are available and ordered via the school's mensa ordering system (Mensamax). Meal costs are charged separately via the meal-ordering system; specific per-meal prices are managed through the meal provider and ordering platform rather than being published as a flat school tuition charge.
- The school provides downloadable forms and project information (for example a notebook project and related guidance). Any device- or material-related charges for participation in such projects are handled via the specific project documentation rather than as a single tuition line item.
- A sibling discount scheme is in place: a standard sibling discount form documents a sibling reduction of EUR 30 for the second (and subsequent) enrolled child. The sibling discount requires a formal annual application.
Refund information
- The SEPA direct-debit mandate confirms the bank-level right of a payer to request a refund of a direct-debited amount within eight weeks of the debit date under SEPA return rules. The school's public download area includes forms for contract changes and cancellations, but no detailed, publicly posted tuition refund policy (for example prorated refunds on withdrawal or exact refund conditions) is published in the school's downloadable admission and contract documents.
Fee payment options
- The school uses SEPA direct debit as a primary payment collection method (monthly collection with an option for annual payer selection shown on the SEPA mandate). SEPA direct debit is the clearly documented payment method in the school's forms.
- The school's downloadable documents do not publish acceptance of credit-card payments; specific alternative payment channels (credit card, international bank transfer instructions, or online card portals) are not shown in the publicly available payment mandate and enrolment documents. Bank transfer / SEPA direct debit is the clearly documented and supported method.
Brief summary of findings and gaps
- Available public school documents and downloadable parent forms confirm that the school charges a monthly parental contribution collected by SEPA direct debit, that a sibling discount of EUR 30 exists (applied from the second child and requiring annual application), that meals and school clothing are separate chargeable items handled through partners, and that the school is a day primary school (no boarding fees).
- A full, itemised fee schedule showing exact tuition amounts by year group and the per-term (or per-year) totals for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26 where 2026/27 is not published) is not publicly available in the school's downloadable materials. The materials available to parents show the billing mechanism and a network-level lower-bound figure (from public commentary) but do not publish the complete per-grade, per-term numeric fee table required for a full database entry.
