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Netherlands, Eindhoven
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Activities around United Nations Mother Language Day celebrate linguistic diversity. Cultural integration between international and Dutch students is part of the school's approach. The Dutch language and culture are taught as NT2 with language support to master the language. Home language resources and activities are offered, coordinated by the Language Coordinator.
Various activities outside the classroom are organized, including sports days, company visits, and school trips (including abroad). After-school activities include a Halloween march. Spring ball is also offered.
The campus has a sports complex to support physical activity. Sports days are organized during the year. After-school activities include a Halloween march and a Spring ball.
Sondervick International School sits on a green, modern campus in Veldhoven, near Eindhoven, and is part of Sondervick College, a long-standing Dutch secondary school. It delivers an English-language curriculum with six hours of Dutch each week to support integration, complemented by NT2 Dutch language instruction and culture. ESOL support assists students learning English as an additional language, and home-language resources plus multilingual activities help maintain linguistic roots. The International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme is offered for students, with the school's age range typically 12 to 17. The diverse student body includes American, Spanish, Indian, and Chinese backgrounds. Facilities include a modern academic block and a well-equipped sports complex. Throughout the year, students take part in sports days, company visits, and school trips (including abroad). Extra-curricular life also encompasses cultural and language activities, social and hobby clubs, and lifestyle-wellbeing programs that foster integration between international and Dutch students. It supports diversity.
