European School RheinMain gGmbH

The school is committed to providing a high-quality, challenging international education based on democratic values and European traditions. It aims to foster a supportive, innovative environment where students can develop their academic potential and become principled, caring global citizens. The school emphasizes sustainability, community engagement, and a holistic approach to student well-being.

The school offers a multi-stage education starting with pre-primary (ages 2+), followed by a 5-year primary school and a 7-year secondary school. The European curriculum includes language sections in German, English, and Spanish, with all EU languages potentially offered. The IB pathway includes the Middle Years Programme (MYP 1-5) and the Diploma Programme (DP).

The school offers two primary pathways: the European Baccalaureate, which is recognized in all EU member states, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. Students in the European system follow a curriculum leading to the European Baccalaureate, while the IB pathway provides an alternative leading to the IB MYP Certificate and the IB Diploma. Graduates are prepared as global citizens with a focus on academic potential and lifelong learning.

The school provides comprehensive student support services, including learning support and learning skills development. It implements a 'Caring School' anti-bullying program and offers additional L2 immersion and 'extra-highflyer' courses. A health center with a nurse is available on-site to support student well-being.

The school is open to all interested students, regardless of parental employment. Admission for students with a transfer certificate from a state or comparable gymnasium is straightforward, while others may undergo an interview or placement test. The school is a non-profit institution that offers sibling discounts and income-based tuition reductions, subject to financial verification.

The school operates throughout the academic year with various committees, including the School Advisory Committee (SAC), sports, culture, sustainability, and library committees, meeting regularly. Protocols and schedules are available to parents via a secure login area on the school's website.

The campus spans 38,000 m² and includes modern primary and secondary school buildings, a 4-field sports hall, and specialized rooms. It features a playground, a sports field for basketball and football, a canteen, and a senior students' lounge. The school also hosts a 'Tiny Forest'—a self-sustaining, biodiverse area used for outdoor education—and maintains separate libraries for primary and secondary students.

Students have access to a wide range of afternoon clubs covering sports, culture, arts, STEM, and music. The school maintains various sports teams, including rugby, golf, tennis, cricket, netball, volleyball, basketball, and football. Additionally, the school organizes summer camps and provides childminding services.