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Germany, Karlsruhe
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The school has four large buildings connected by a covered walkway on a 10-hectare campus. Two sport halls and outdoor facilities support a wide range of activities. Play facilities for younger pupils include a climbing frame and a playground. The environment also includes a digital work space, bright classrooms, libraries, a canteen and rooms for science, art and music.
Two sport halls and outdoor facilities are on site. Outdoor facilities include football pitches, training tracks, a long jump area and basketball courts. The campus spans 10 hectares, supporting diverse sports activities.
A digital work space is accessible to pupils, staff and parents. Large computer laboratories are equipped with modern technology and internet access. Two libraries serve secondary and primary/kindergarten pupils, with professional librarians. There are dedicated spaces for science, art and music. A purpose-built hall hosts large school events.
Facilities support a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports. There are spaces for science, art and music clubs. Libraries and the digital work space support clubs and collaborative projects. The hall enables school-wide performances and events. Play facilities for younger pupils support after-school activities.
European School Karlsruhe serves nursery through secondary education, culminating in the European Baccalaureate. Affiliated with EU, it is part of the European School network, featuring a distinctive multilingual curriculum delivered in English, French and German. The school welcomes pupils from over 50 countries, offering tuition in up to 15 languages and a strong emphasis on language development from early years. The curriculum combines modern European approaches and the eight key competences for lifelong learning, with extensive pupil services, individual learning support and active dialogue with families. The campus sits on 10 hectares and includes four linked buildings, two sport halls, outdoor facilities, libraries, science, art and music spaces, a digital work space and a purpose-built hall for events. A signature Challenge Programme develops gifted pupils through projects and ensembles, including symphonic and philharmonic orchestras. The school emphasizes SWALS language options and transfers between European Schools support mobility for families abroad.
