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Netherlands, Eindhoven
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1. To enroll at SALTO International School RISE or I-St@rt, complete the inquiry form or contact the school directly via email or phone. If the child is eligible and has reached the age of 3 years, a registration form can be filled out. Children can be admitted throughout the school year. We are currently full in I-St@rt: group 6 and 7; RISE: group 5, 7 and 8. 2. When a place is available, the family will be invited for an intake interview before admission is definite. The intake interview can take place at school or digitally. 3. In the intake meeting we discuss the child's educational needs to determine whether SALTO can provide the appropriate education. For higher groups, we also assess the child's knowledge of English and/or Dutch. 4. When all available places have been filled, the child's name is placed on a waiting list. You will be informed about the waiting list procedure and about possibilities at other SALTO schools. 5. A registration fee of €50 per family is charged. The school fee is €1,000 per student per year, with a 50% discount for the third child. If the employer pays the school fee, €1,500 is paid annually. Fees can be paid in full at the beginning of the year or in installments.
Waitlist exists. When all places have been filled, the child's name is placed on a waiting list. You will be informed about the waiting list procedure and about possibilities at other SALTO schools. We are currently full in I-St@rt: group 6 and 7; RISE: group 5, 7 and 8.
Welcome to SALTO International School - I-St@rt, located in the Meerhoven neighborhood of Eindhoven. Designed for international families temporarily residing in the Brainport region, the campus serves students aged 4 to 12. The school follows a unique 50/50 bilingual hybrid model, delivering lessons equally in English and Dutch to help students integrate into local society while maintaining their native identities.Instruction is anchored in the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), blending global mindedness with specific Dutch educational outcomes. A standout feature is the "Language-Friendly School" initiative, which actively encourages children to be proud of their mother tongue while mastering new languages. Math and daily literacy are taught bilingually, linked directly to thematic IPC projects.The campus features dedicated library spaces, an active Parent Teacher Association, and integrated before- and after-school care coordinated with local partners. With class sizes averaging 22 to 24 students, I-St@rt provides focused instruction tailored to culturally diverse learners.
