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Germany, Neu-ulm
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ISU addresses social, physical, emotional, and cultural needs alongside academic progress. It fosters a community of proactive, socially responsible learners in a nurturing, supportive, and diverse setting. The school emphasises belonging and inclusive learning. Social-emotional development is integrated into the learning approach to help students connect across cultures and disciplines. The school strives to cultivate caring, engaged global citizens who collaborate and communicate effectively.
ISU assesses applicants with limited English proficiency or special needs, such as dyslexia, ADHD, and medical intervention, to determine whether the school can offer the necessary educational program.
ISU offers an inquiry-based program in English for students from ages 3 to 18. Applicants with limited English proficiency are assessed by the head of school to determine the appropriate educational program. The language of instruction is English.
Mental wellbeing is addressed as part of ISU's student welfare approach. Safeguarding policies cover emotional well-being, physical safety, and online security. Staff undergo safeguarding and child-protection training on a regular basis. There are clear channels for reporting concerns, which are addressed promptly and confidentially. Safeguarding is a shared responsibility among the school community.
The safeguarding statement prioritizes the safety and well-being of students. ISU provides a nurturing, inclusive, and secure environment. Policies align with German regulations and international best practices. Staff undergo thorough background checks and receive regular safeguarding training. There are clear channels to report concerns, and concerns are addressed promptly and confidentially. Safeguarding is a shared responsibility; the designated Safeguarding Lead is Mrs. Carolyn Henry.
ISU is an all-day, English-speaking IB World School in Neu-Ulm, Germany, serving ages 3 to 17. It combines the IB Primary Years Programme for Kindergarten through Grade 5 with the IB Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12, and offers Cambridge IGCSE in the Upper School. The ISU Diploma is awarded alongside the IB Diploma and allows Mittlere Reife in Germany. The curriculum emphasizes international-mindedness and global perspectives. The campus features dedicated rooms for science, music, art and technology, a performance hall, a cafeteria, and an outside play area, with science and IT laboratories to support learning. A large gym and an indoor swimming pool are nearby. ISU participates in GISST and has a broad sport program. An After School Activity Programme runs in Fall, Winter, and Spring, with 2–3 training sessions per week. Activities include drama, design technology, garden club, and student-led initiatives such as the yearbook.
