CJD International School of Braunschweig-Wolfsburg

The school is grounded in a Christian-humanist understanding of humanity, emphasizing that every individual is unique and valuable. It promotes an open, democratic, and sustainable society, focusing on diversity, acceptance, and respect. The educational approach centers on the individual, aiming to recognize and foster the specific talents and potential of every student.

The academic offering spans from early childhood education (KiTa) to primary and secondary schooling, culminating in the Abitur or the IB Diploma. Vocational training is provided in fields such as metal technology (e.g., plant mechanics) and home economics. The school also offers specialized programmes for gifted students and those with specific support needs, including integration and language support.

The school prepares students for various academic and vocational paths, including the Abitur and the IB Diploma. It emphasizes the development of resilience, creativity, and social responsibility, aiming to enable students to act independently in a challenging future. Vocational training programmes lead to recognized certifications, such as those from the IHK.

The school offers extensive support services, including a psychological counseling center for learning difficulties and giftedness. It provides specialized care for students with autism, social-emotional disorders, and those requiring intensive pedagogical support. Additionally, the school employs interdisciplinary teams to assist with language development and integration for students with migration backgrounds.

The school provides a newsletter for interested parties to receive updates on educational offerings, projects, and events. Prospective families can contact the school directly through provided inquiry forms for specific programmes.

The school organizes various project-based activities, including workshops, project weeks, and excursions. Specific events, such as participation in regional competitions (e.g., robotics) and sports events (e.g., company runs), are integrated into the school year.

The campus in Braunschweig features a comprehensive educational environment, including a primary school (Hans-Georg-Karg-Grundschule), a gymnasium (Christophorusschule), and an international school. Facilities include specialized workshops for vocational training, sports areas, and boarding facilities. The school also maintains specialized rooms for creative and therapeutic purposes, such as Snoezel rooms.

Students have access to a wide range of extracurricular activities, including the Musische Akademie for music, dance, and art. Other opportunities include robotics clubs, sports teams, and student representative bodies. The school also facilitates project-based learning through workshops and excursions.