International Curriculum International Schools in Netherlands

International-curriculum schools in the Netherlands include a mix of fee-paying private international schools and a smaller number of government-supported or subsidised international streams, and they are concentrated in the Randstad cities where many expatriate families live. English is the usual language of instruction in private international schools, while state bilingual (TTO) schools and some international providers also offer substantial Dutch and other modern-language teaching. The most commonly offered programmes are the International Baccalaureate (PYP, MYP, DP) and British (Cambridge/IGCSE/A-level) pathways, though French, German and other national curricula appear in some locations; annual tuition varies widely, typically from roughly €4,000 - €10,000 at subsidised schools to €10,000 - €25,000 (and higher at premium private schools). Admissions generally begin with an enquiry and application, may include language or subject assessments and interviews for older children, and waiting lists are common for popular year groups so it’s sensible to start the process as soon as a move becomes likely.