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Saxony International School – Crinitzberg Primary School

Germany, Crinitzberg

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Spanish
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2007
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum German Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Spanish
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Outdoor Education
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction

Situated at Bergstraße 1a in Crinitzberg, Saxony International School – Crinitzberg Primary is an international private primary that blends the German curriculum with a bespoke program. The school delivers bilingual teaching in many subjects and supports learners aiming for TELC certificates. It adheres to Saxon curricula and international guidelines, while fostering intercultural and foreign language competence. All pupils have access to digital teaching with notebooks, and the school plans to equip every student with a universal 2-in-1 device to support daily digital learning. The school runs an all-day program with a range of day offers, enabling families to extend learning beyond the formal timetable. Academic facilities emphasize openness globally, values and norms, foreign language skills, and media and economic competence as core elements of a holistic education. The environment aims to empower students to navigate a changing world through digital literacy, complemented by after-school programs such as arts and languages.

Bergstraße 1a, 08147 Crinitzberg, Germany

The Essentials

Saxony International School – Crinitzberg Primary School has instruction in English, Spanish.

Location

Bergstraße 1a, 08147 Crinitzberg. International Primary School Crinitzberg is located in Crinitzberg. The school is part of the Saxony International School network.

Stages

Nursery to elementary school (all in one building).

Type

International private primary school

Additional learning support

LRS support; general school support services

Country affiliation

Germany

School day structure

All-day school with full-day care and open after-school care; bilingual teaching in many subjects; English from grade 1; daily sequences in English in all subjects; Spanish lessons from grade 3.

Bus service

School transport is available
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements

All-day care is provided, including homework supervision and open after-school care after classes.

Uniform Requirement

Uniform clothing is worn at our schools to emphasize what unites us and to prevent exclusion.

Food Options

Meals are provided through a meal program; meals can be ordered online. The dining area includes a dining room and a café, offering a variety of meals.

Governance and Ownership

The school is part of the Saxony International School - Carl Hahn gGmbH network of 17 independent schools.
Fees
Application fees
- No fixed numeric application or registration fee amount is published for International Primary School Crinitzberg. Parents complete a registration form and a place is secured by signing a binding contract.

Tuition fees (by school year / term / month)
- Tuition is charged as a recurring school contribution billed on a monthly basis. Specific tuition amounts broken down by grade level, by term, or by full academic year are not published. Parents are provided fee amounts directly by the school at enrolment or in the contract.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The regular billing structure is a monthly school contribution. Exact billing dates, installment options, due dates, late-payment penalties and any early‑payment discounts are not published as fixed amounts or schedules; these details are set out in the school contract. The school requires a firm contract to guarantee a place.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The International Primary School Crinitzberg operates as a day primary school (with after-school care/hort). Boarding is not offered and therefore no boarding fees apply for this primary school.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- School clothing: School clothing (schoolwear) is provided/sold through the school's partner arrangements; explicit price lists for school clothing are not published on the school's public materials.
- Meals / food ordering: Meals are provided via the school's meal-ordering arrangements; meal prices and the meal-ordering payment process are handled through the meal-ordering system and are not published as fixed tuition items.
- After‑school care (Hort) and extra‑curricular activities: After‑school care is offered; fees or monthly charges for these services are not published as fixed amounts on public materials and are typically set or confirmed at registration or in the contract.
- One‑off enrolment items and school‑association contributions: The school association publishes contribution statutes and there is a SEPA direct‑debit mandate available for regular payments; any one‑time administration, material or association contributions are not published as fixed amounts in public download materials.

Refund information
- No publicly published, itemised refund or tuition‑cancellation policy with fixed numeric refund amounts is available in the school's public enrolment/download materials. Refund, withdrawal and notice provisions are set out contractually between the family and the school.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer / SEPA: The school's operating organisation publishes bank account details (IBAN and BIC), and a SEPA direct‑debit mandate is available, so bank transfer and SEPA debit are accepted for payments. IBAN: DE22 8709 5974 0300 0203 48; BIC: GENODEF1GC1 (account details are held by the managing organisation).
- Third‑party payments: Purchases handled by third‑party suppliers (for example school clothing vendors and the meal-ordering platform) use their own payment channels and card/online payments via those partners may be available. No explicit published list of card/credit‑card acceptance directly to the school for tuition is provided in the public materials.

Summary of findings and limits of publicly available fee information
- The school charges a monthly recurring school contribution, but specific numeric amounts for application fees, tuition by grade (per term or per year), after‑school fees, uniform costs, refund amounts, and a full billing calendar are not published in the school's public enrolment/download materials. The contract issued at enrolment sets the binding fee figures and payment terms. For families this means that the final, contractually binding tuition amounts and detailed payment schedules are provided by the school in the enrolment process.
Academics

Saxony International School – Crinitzberg Primary School teaches German Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum

The school offers bilingual teaching in many subjects. The language program includes the possibility to take internationally recognized language certificates (TELC). The school adheres to Saxon curricula and international guidelines. Every pupil has access to digital teaching with notebooks. The school operates an all-day program with a broad range of day offers. Intercultural and foreign language competence is a focus of the education.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Global openness, values and norms, a solid general education, foreign language knowledge, and not least media and economic competence are core elements. Holistic education means learning with head, heart and hand.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Foreign language knowledge is part of the curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing

Holistic education means learning with head, heart and hand.
Facilities

Academic Facilities

Global openness, values and norms, a solid general education, foreign language skills, and media and economic competence are core elements of holistic education. We aim to empower students to navigate an increasingly global and changing world. Every child can purchase an affordable universal 2-in-1 notebook to master digital challenges in daily school life. In the future, every student will be equipped with this device, thereby laying the foundation for digital learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Students can choose from a range of after-school programs that supplement the regular curriculum. On Tuesday, programs include Challenge and Remedial; Busy Bees; Fair Fighters; Nature and the Environment; and Step Aerobics. On Thursday, programs include Arts and Crafts; Let's Sing, Play and Move; World of Languages; Student Radio; and Cooking and Baking. These activities support learning beyond the classroom.

Arts & Creative

Arts and Crafts (Crafting and Felting) and Let's Sing, Play and Move (Singing, Dance, Theater) are offered on Thursday. These activities provide opportunities for creative expression beyond the regular curriculum.

Cultural & Language

World of Languages is offered on Thursday to explore different countries, life, and people in foreign lands.

Social & Hobbies

Busy Bees (Beekeeping) is offered on Tuesday. Student Radio is offered on Thursday. Cooking and Baking is offered on Thursday. These activities promote teamwork and practical skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Step Aerobics is offered on Tuesday. These after-school activities promote physical activity and well-being beyond the regular day.
Languages

Language Provision

German is the primary language of instruction. English is taught from the first grade, with daily sequences in English across all subjects. Spanish is taught from grade 3. There are opportunities to obtain TELC language certificates, and the program follows Saxon curricula and international guidelines.

Bilingual Teaching

Bilingual instruction in many subjects, with English taught from the first grade. English is used across the curriculum in daily lessons. Native-speaking teachers from more than 20 nations accompany classes as co-teachers and encourage students to converse in English.

Immersion Programs

Bilingual instruction in many subjects serves as the core immersion approach. English is used in daily lessons, supported by native-speaking co-teachers.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Form completion: Fill out the online enrollment form on our website, or download and fill out the enrollment form as a PDF. The form collects essential information about the student and family and should be completed in full. 2. Submit documents: Send the information on data collection, including the enrollment form in PDF form if the online form was not used, by email to the school. The school will contact you after receipt of the enrollment. 3. Meeting: On the day of enrollment, a meeting with the headteacher is arranged when possible, or individual appointments are scheduled. The documents required for this appointment are listed in the section below. 4. Important information: The school considers places based on the date of enrollment and whether the child attends one of the GGB kindergartens; if another child is already enrolled in SIS/GGB, enrollment is given preference; if the number of applications exceeds class size, internal criteria apply; a place is secured when a firm contract is signed with the respective school; for the monthly school fee, please call the respective school directly; for questions, schedule an appointment with the headteacher Stefanie Zanner; the secretariat can assist with questions.
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