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Saxony International School - Frankenberg Primary School

Germany, Frankenberg

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The school at a glance
Instructs in German, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Spanish
Strengths Languages, Outdoor Education, Sport
Clubs Cultural and Language, Academic and Intellectual, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Primary School
Introduction

Students at Saxony International School Frankenberg Primary benefit from a Bespoke Curriculum that combines Saxon curricula with international guidelines and bilingual instruction across many subjects. The campus features modern classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards, PCs and tablets, and green outdoor classrooms that support daily learning and wellbeing. Digital teaching is supported by personal notebooks for pupils from Year 2 and access to LernSax, linking classroom work to a secure school cloud. An all-day program and freshly prepared meals from the on-site kitchen ensure continuity of learning and care. The school emphasizes intercultural competence with native speakers from more than 20 nations, opportunities for international student exchanges, worldwide partnerships, and the Erasmus program for students and teachers. The program also offers internationally recognised language certificates (TELC). From class 2 onward, every pupil receives a personal notebook as part of a digital learning initiative. This unique combination supports independent learning and collaboration.

The Essentials

Saxony International School - Frankenberg Primary School has instruction in German, English.

Location

International Primary School Frankenberg, Kopernikusstraße 26, 09669 Frankenberg, Germany. Access and entry via Mühlbacher Straße 9.

Stages

Primary (Grundschule)

Type

International primary school

Country affiliation

Germany
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

SIS uniforms are worn at the Saxony International School network; uniforms can be ordered online through Edelwäsche Fischer and INTERSPORT GÜ-Sport, with local fittings available.

Food Options

Freshly prepared midday meals are provided from the school's own kitchen.

Governance and Ownership

International Primary School Frankenberg is part of the Saxony International School – Carl Hahn gGmbH network and is a Schule in freier Trägerschaft; the school sponsor is Saxony International School – Carl Hahn gemeinnützige GmbH, with school oversight by the Landesamt für Schule und Bildung (Chemnitz).
Fees
Application fee
- No fixed public application or registration fee amount is published for Saxony International School – Frankenberg Primary (International Primary School Frankenberg). Parents complete the school's enrolment form; any one-off registration or deposit amounts are handled as part of the school's admission contract and must be requested from the school.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a public, year-by-year tuition table on its downloadable materials or in its online enrolment information. The monthly/annual school contribution is provided on request and is set with the school at enrolment; there are no publicly listed per-term or per-year amounts available.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing frequency and payment terms are managed through the school's billing arrangements and the enrolment agreement. The school describes a recurring monthly school contribution but does not publish a fixed public billing schedule or standard payment calendar; parents receive invoicing and payment terms from the school as part of admission and contract paperwork.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding is not offered for the Frankenberg Primary location. The school operates as a primary day school with full-day and after‑school care options rather than a boarding facility; therefore no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees
- School clothing: The school operates a school‑clothing programme; any costs for required school clothing are separate and charged to parents via the school‑clothing ordering process. No public price list for uniform items is published.
- Meals / lunch: Meal ordering is handled through the school's meal-ordering service; meal charges are billed separately from the school contribution. No public per-meal or monthly meal price list is published.
- Notebooks / device programme: The school runs a notebook/device programme with documentation and repair guidance; repair costs outside warranty and any device-specific charges are handled according to the programme's terms. Exact device purchase or repair fees are not published as fixed school charges.
- Extracurricular / after‑school programme fees: Full‑day or after‑school activity participation may carry additional charges; no fixed public fee schedule for these activities is published.

Refund information
- Refund and cancellation conditions are governed by the written enrolment agreement and the school's contractual terms. No public, itemised refund policy (for partial attendance, early withdrawal or cancellation) is published; refund and notice terms are set out in the contractual documentation provided at enrolment. (This is contract-based information consistent with the school's enrolment process.)

Fee reductions, scholarships and discounts
- The Carl‑Hahn Jubilee Scholarship provides a reduction of €150 per month towards school fees for the full four years of primary school for awarded students; up to 20 scholarships are offered in the described programme year. Other scholarship or sibling discount arrangements are handled individually by the school.

Fee payment options
- The school's published materials do not list a fixed set of accepted payment methods. Payment arrangements (for example bank transfer / SEPA, direct debit or other methods) and invoicing details are provided to parents through the school's billing procedures and the enrolment contract.

Summary statement for parents
- Saxony International School – Frankenberg Primary operates published enrolment forms and programme documents but does not publish a public schedule of tuition or per‑term/per‑year amounts. Application, tuition, billing schedules, payment methods, refunds and any one‑off charges are determined in the enrolment and contract process with the school. The Carl‑Hahn Jubilee Scholarship is available and reduces the monthly fee by €150 for successful applicants. For the Frankenberg Primary location, there are no boarding fees because boarding is not offered.
Parent Experience

Community

Frankenberg is one of Saxony International School's International Primary Schools. The Saxony International School – Carl Hahn gGmbH network comprises 17 free schools with about 3,100 students.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

International Primary School Frankenberg has modern classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including interactive whiteboards, PCs and tablets. Dedicated teachers, green outdoor classrooms and holistic all-round care support daily learning and wellbeing. The school provides digital teaching with notebooks and access to the LernSax school cloud. Freshly prepared lunches come from the school's own kitchen and there is a broad all-day program for students. The campus is located at Kopernikusstraße 26, Frankenberg (access via Mühlbacher Straße 9).

Academic Facilities

There is state-of-the-art technical equipment in all classrooms with interactive whiteboards, PCs and tablets. Digital teaching is supported by notebooks and access to the LernSax school cloud. Bilingual teaching is offered in many subjects, with the possibility to obtain internationally recognized language certificates (TELC). The curriculum is based on Saxon curricula and international standards. Self-learning time follows the 80+10 principle and there are diverse activities as part of everyday school life.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Diverse activities in everyday school life include reading competitions, language camps, sports competitions and more. International student exchanges are offered, and the ERASMUS program supports students and teachers. The school maintains worldwide partnerships and provides liaison teachers and liaison students to support learners. The notebook project provides each pupil from Year 2 with a personal notebook linked to LernSax. The school offers an all-day program with various activities and encourages active participation in projects and events.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The International Primary School Frankenberg offers bilingual instruction in many subjects. Students can pursue internationally recognized language certificates (TELC). The program aligns with Saxon curricula and international guidelines. From class 2, each student receives their own notebook as part of a digital learning initiative.

Arts & Creative

There are reading competitions and language camps as part of daily life. Sports competitions are also held as part of the activities. A variety of daily activities and projects contribute to a lively learning environment.

Cultural & Language

Bilingual instruction is supported by native speakers from more than 20 nations. The school emphasizes intercultural and foreign language competence. There are international student exchanges, worldwide school partnerships, and the Erasmus program supports exchanges for students and teachers.

Social & Hobbies

The school has a full-day character with a wide range of after-school offerings. There are diverse activities such as reading competitions, language camps, and sports competitions. Excursions and exciting projects accompany daily life.

Community & Service

The school participates in world-wide school partnerships. The Erasmus program supports exchanges for students and teachers. There is involvement in regional and supra-regional competitions.

Leadership & Professional

The school has Vertrauenslehrer (trusted teachers) and Vertrauensschüler (trusted students) roles. These roles support student well-being and leadership development. The Erasmus program supports exchanges for students and teachers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Fresh meals are prepared on-site for midday meals. The school promotes a healthy environment—fitter body, fitter mind. The climate is cooperative and safe, with a harmonious community that supports students and families.
Languages

Language Provision

English is used in daily instruction across subjects from Grade 1; Spanish is introduced from Grade 2. The bilingual program includes language acquisition and integrates English into daily life to promote natural language development. German and English are used to support fluent communication. Telc English certificates are offered.

Bilingual Teaching

English is taught from Grade 1 and Spanish from Grade 2. The school follows a holistic bilingual concept that integrates English into everyday life and instruction. Bilingual teaching is implemented in many subjects. Students communicate fluently in German and English.
School Events
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