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Germany, Karlsruhe
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Psychological care is provided by the School Psychologist. They advise pupils, parents and teachers to help prevent difficulties. They offer individual support to prevent learning difficulties and behavioural concerns, and provide advice and support for pupils with emotional, family, relationship and social issues. They also advise teaching staff on solving psychosocial problems and implement projects and group discussions about socially relevant issues. All discussions and counselling are confidential.
The school provides different forms and levels of support to ensure equal opportunities for all pupils, including those with additional needs and gifted pupils. It follows the European Schools' policy on the provision of educational support and inclusive education, with an internal policy to guide provision. Requests for special arrangements for the Baccalaureate cycle are handled by the pupil's legal representatives through the support coordinator, with documentation required.
The curriculum is delivered in English, French and German language sections. Tuition can be provided in 15 languages to pupils from more than 50 countries.
The school provides mental wellbeing support through multiple channels. A school nurse and a school psychologist are available to pupils. Educational advisers and career advisers assist pupils with academic planning and wellbeing. The school emphasises group discussions and projects addressing socially relevant topics as part of a supportive environment.
Data protection is governed by privacy statements and the GDPR, with a Data Protection Officer. Privacy statements cover parents and pupils, job applicants, locally recruited staff and seconded staff. All personal data are processed confidentially and stored in accordance with policy; discussions with the School Psychologist and other safeguarding activities are conducted under strict confidentiality.
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.
