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The Europa School UK provides a multilingual education for pupils from age 4 to 18, culminating in the International Baccalaureate Diploma. In Primary, half the week is taught in English and the other half in French, German or Spanish. In Secondary, History and Geography are studied in a second language, building academic depth and intercultural understanding. The Baccalaureate framework offers deep study in some areas while preserving a broad education to age 18, and the school has an excellent academic record with most graduates going on to higher education.
The school offers weekly 30-minute instrumental lessons within school hours for Year 2 and older, taught by visiting teachers across instruments such as violin, viola, cello, saxophone, clarinet, flute, brass, guitar, drums, oboe, piano and voice. After-school activities include Art Club and Story Telling, and a broad programme of arts and cultural activities complements the academic year. The Duke of Edinburgh Awards are part of the extra-curricular offering.
Educational trips and exchanges form a core part of Europa School UK's European & Global Dimension, including opportunities such as language exchanges (Year 4 and above, with hosting or visiting France, Germany, Spain or Italy) and trips like Eurosport, Model European Council, and Euroscola. European Hours give pupils from Year 4 upwards the chance to work on cross-language projects with a global focus, including 3D maps of Europe and art/environmental projects. Students participate in language exchanges and international activities to broaden cultural understanding.
A wide range of after-school activities enriches social and cultural life, with on-site Culham After School Club operating daily for care until 18:00. Music lessons, Art Club and Story Telling are among the offerings, and activities are designed to complement academic, social and cultural life while developing new interests.
The school offers the Duke of Edinburgh Awards as part of its extracurricular program, providing opportunities for community involvement and personal development.
The Internship Programme and Work Experience provide unpaid placements for students (primarily those studying education or training to be teachers), with opportunities to collaborate with PASCH, Goethe-Institut, Instituto Cervantes and Institut Français. Interns typically commit to at least three months and may support language progress and classroom activities.
The school maintains a safe, stimulating, inclusive multilingual community with a strong pastoral dimension and a warm, friendly atmosphere. On-site Culham After School Club offers daily care until 18:00, and a broad range of extracurricular activities—including music, arts and clubs—contribute to pupils' wellbeing and sense of belonging.
Europa School UK is a UK state-funded Free School and IB World School on Culham campus for pupils aged 4 to 18. The curriculum blends Early Years Foundation Stage, British curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate through MYP and DP, with a distinctive multilingual, immersion-based approach. In Primary, every pupil spends half the week in English and half in a stream language (French, German, or Spanish), taught by bilingual staff in an immersion environment. In Secondary, History and Geography are studied in a second language. The Sixth Form offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, free for all students. The campus houses Mediathéque, Language Lab, a Sixth Form Study Centre, and a digital learning space, with an Auditorium and an Art Gallery supporting the arts. Capital developments include a Performance Studio and science-lab upgrades. A programme of after-school activities, language exchanges and Duke of Edinburgh Awards enriches academic life and intercultural understanding.
