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ISL uses English as the language of instruction for most subjects. French is taught as an additional language in Grades 6–10; most students also study German (Grades 6–10) or Spanish (Grades 6–7). In Grades 6–8, students study two languages in addition to English, and in Grade 10 they choose which languages to continue as part of the IB programme. All other classes are taught in English, with Modern Language courses such as French and German exceptions.
English as an Additional Language (EAL) supports non-native speakers to gain competence in English and integrate into the school community. Beginner EAL students spend part of each day in dedicated classes, while also joining the regular classroom to interact with peers. Multilingual students are immersed in academic English language development and content-area learning, with most subjects taught in English.
International School of Luxembourg (ISL) is a coeducational international school for ages 3 to 18, located at 36 Boulevard Pierre Dupong in Luxembourg. The campus serves Early Years, Primary, Middle and High School, with most students in the High School pursuing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. ISL also offers Cambridge IGCSE in Grades 9–10 and is pursuing MYP authorization, with Grades 6–8 currently following the MYP framework. In High School, students may undertake the ISL Diploma and IB Course Certificates in addition to IB Diploma, including Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and Creativity, Activity, Service. Languages taught include English, French, German and Spanish, with French in Grades 6–10 and opportunities for additional languages. Facilities include dedicated Lower and Upper School libraries, digital learning resources, music, theatre and visual arts, and a broad sports program with NECIS. Activities include Model United Nations, Global Issues Network and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
