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Germany, Landstuhl
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ISW is housed in a renovated former nunnery dating from 1852. Lunch is taken in the former Chapel. Art is taught in the former kitchens. Outdoor lessons take place in the formal sister's garden. Students have access to iPads and laptops; interactive whiteboards and overhead projectors are used in every classroom. The brand-new chemistry lab is designed to the highest international standards.
Cambridge Primary Programme for students aged 4–12. Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme for students aged 12–14. Cambridge Upper Secondary Programme (IGCSE) for students aged 14–16. Cambridge Advanced Programme (Cambridge International AS & A Levels) for students aged 16–18. ISW is an accredited Cambridge examination center offering the full range of Cambridge examinations. English is the language of instruction with daily German classes.
Before- and Afterschool Programmes run from 07:00 until 08:30 and 15:45 until 17:00, including breakfast club, music, drama, art and sports. There is an After School Activities program offering a range of activities. The Duke of Edinburgh Programme is part of ISW's provision. Weekly careers sessions are held. A Personal Development Day is held on Wednesdays. ISW hosts an annual sports day.
International School Westpfalz (ISW) is a private, coeducational English-language day school in Landstuhl, Germany, serving ages 4 to 18. It offers Cambridge Pathways from Primary through A Levels, and is a Cambridge International Examinations center integrated with SBW Haus des Lernens. The curriculum runs from Early Years (4–5) to Cambridge Primary (5–12), Lower Secondary (12–14), IGCSE (14–16) and Cambridge Advanced (AS & A Levels, 16–18). Instruction is in English with daily German classes and strong support for non‑English speakers. The campus is housed in a renovated 1852 nunnery; facilities include a new chemistry laboratory, interactive whiteboards, iPads and laptops, and meals prepared on site. The school emphasizes small classes, differentiated teaching, and a Personal Development Programme for 12–18-year‑olds, with coaching and Learning-to-Learn approaches. The Duke of Edinburgh Award, weekly careers sessions, and early and after-school provision complement academics and student wellbeing. ISW welcomes families and develops confident, internationally minded learners.
