Netherlands, Rotterdam
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| Name | Age | Fee | Track | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reception (Age 4-5) | 4 | 4,250 EUR | Infant | Annual tuition for the full academic year. Start in August/September/October: €4,250 for the year; Start in November/December: €3,250; Start in January/February: €2,400; Start in March/April/May: €1,700. Application fee €200 (non-refundable) payable at application. |
| Year 1 (Age 5-6) | 5 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year (September to May/June). |
| Year 2 (Age 6-7) | 6 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year. |
| Year 3 (Age 7-8) | 7 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year. |
| Year 4 (Age 8-9) | 8 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year. |
| Year 5 (Age 9-10) | 9 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year. |
| Year 6 (Age 10-11) | 10 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year. |
| Year 7 (Age 11-12) | 11 | 4,250 EUR | Primary | Annual tuition for the full academic year. |
| Name | Fee | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 200 EUR | Payable at application; non-refundable |
| Name | Fee | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Enrollment Fee | 0 EUR | Not specified in provided information |
Harbour International Primary School sits in the heart of Rotterdam, offering an English-taught IPC-based program for ages 4 to 11. The curriculum blends the International Primary Curriculum with elements of the British curriculum, and literacy and numeracy are taught alongside IPC subjects, with English as an Additional Language (EAL) support for pupils who need it. The school serves a diverse community representing 69 nationalities, with around 280 pupils and small class sizes averaging 18. Dutch culture is woven into learning through All about the Netherlands activities, and the school is nut-free with snacks and lunches eaten in classrooms. The library is run by parent volunteers; there is a dedicated technology program and specialist music provision. A qualified gym teacher delivers PE to all pupils; younger children have PE on site, while older pupils walk to a local gym and Group 4–8 swim weekly. Co-curricular activities include coding, art, basketball, mindfulness, chess and music lessons; the Parents' Support Group coordinates volunteering and fundraising.