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Applications are welcome for the 2026/2027 school year. Applications for subsequent years are accepted at any time. After reviewing the application documents, we invite parents to visit the primary school to learn more about our concept. A 'trial day' is arranged during this visit. Under the 'Kann-Kind' rule, only applications with birth dates up to August 31 are considered. An application fee of €75 is charged for administrative costs. Payment must be received before the application is processed. Bank transfer details: Erasmus Frankfurt am Main gGmbH, IBAN DE82 37020500 0007 6085 00, BIC BFSWDE33XXX (SWIFT-BIC BFSWDE33MNZ).
The Elternverein am Palmengarten (parents' association at the Botanical Garden), which supports Erasmus School, offers a partial scholarship for primary school pupils. One scholarship is offered each year. The scholarship covers two thirds of the monthly fees. The school covers the costs of the admission fee.
Erasmus Frankfurter City School is a trilingual educational institution in Frankfurt’s Ostend district, catering to children from one year old through primary school. The school operates as a state-approved private facility following the Hessian curriculum, integrated with an immersion method in German, English, and Spanish. In each primary class, native speakers for each language work alongside the children throughout the day. Facilities include a library, a gymnasium, and specialized rooms for art and music. A distinctive feature is its status as a certified "Fairtrade School," promoting global awareness and sustainable consumption. Students participate in the "Erasmus Hour," a dedicated time for cross-grade projects and independent research. The school provides an organic lunch program prepared in its own kitchen. This trilingual approach ensures students interact naturally with three languages across all subjects and social activities, rather than through isolated language lessons.
