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International School Eindhoven

Dutch international primary and secondary school · Eindhoven

A non-profit Dutch international school in Eindhoven offering international primary, Dutch bilingual primary and international secondary education.

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Worth reading the admission rules before anything else. They are written around temporary residence in the Netherlands, and the criteria quoted here are the Primary International ones; the other two departments publish their own.

About

International School Eindhoven, usually shortened to ISE, teaches children of internationally mobile families in the Brainport region of Noord-Brabant. It describes itself as a non-profit Dutch international school and works from two addresses in Eindhoven: the main campus on Oirschotsedijk and the Primary Dutch Bilingual site on Jan Luikenstraat. Teaching is split into three departments, Primary International, Primary Dutch Bilingual and Secondary. The school is accredited by the Council of International Schools and by the International Baccalaureate, and describes itself as an official language-friendly school with a multilingual community. Entry is not open to everyone. The Primary International department states that it takes international residents who plan to stay in the Netherlands temporarily, Dutch nationals arriving from abroad who have attended international schools for at least two years, and Dutch nationals who will move abroad within two years for a stay of at least two years. Enquiries and admissions are handled separately by the primary and secondary departments, each with its own email address, behind one shared school telephone number. Its own pages name SILFO as the organisation the school sits under.

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  • Admission is restricted. The Primary International department publishes criteria built around temporary residence in the Netherlands, and the Primary Dutch Bilingual and Secondary departments publish their own criteria separately.
  • No tuition or parental contribution figure appears on the pages that set out admissions.
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