Leonardo Da Vinci Campus

The school emphasizes a holistic, project-based learning (PBL) approach that encourages students to explore complex topics through input, deepening, and project phases. It views the campus as a community-oriented "place of learning and well-being," where education is tailored to personal inclinations and abilities. The school promotes diversity, social responsibility, and critical thinking, fostering an environment where students are encouraged to take responsibility for themselves and others.

The academic offering spans from kindergarten to secondary education, including a primary school (Grundschule), a secondary school (Gesamtschule), and an international gymnasium. The gymnasium offers a dual-qualification pathway, allowing students to earn both the German Abitur and the IB Diploma. The school is a candidate school for the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and follows the state curriculum of Brandenburg, enhanced by holistic and innovative teaching methods.

The school employs a dedicated Psychologists and Therapists Team (PUTT) to diagnostically identify individual strengths and weaknesses, providing the foundation for personalized learning support and academic career planning. This support is integrated across all levels, from kindergarten through the secondary schools, ensuring that students receive tailored assistance to meet their individual needs.

The school follows a structured, multi-step admissions process for its kindergarten, which includes an initial inquiry, registration on an interest list, and attendance at a campus tour. Prospective families participate in personal interviews and "Eltern-Upgrade" informational events before final placement offers are made in the spring. The school maintains a focus on individual transitions, utilizing the "Berlin Model" for kindergarten settling-in periods.

The campus operates throughout the year, with key events including summer camps (such as the English Language Summer Camp and "SchriftArt" Chinese camp), informational evenings for school transitions, and an annual Open House held in the autumn. The secretariat is open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 to 17:00 and Friday from 7:30 to 16:00.

The campus features specialized learning environments, including a "Kreativitätshaus" (Creativity House) that houses a spacious theater hall used for performances, workshops, and regional meetings. The school also provides dedicated spaces for creative and sustainable learning, such as a Maker Space at the primary school level. The grounds include facilities for sports and arts, and the campus offers boarding options through an on-site boarding school and campus residential groups.

The campus offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, including a student-led school paramedic service, various sports teams (rugby, volleyball, basketball, athletics), and a chess club. Students participate in academic competitions such as the International Pi-Day, which includes math contests and workshops. Additionally, the school hosts "Herzensretterwoche" (Heart Saver Week) to teach students life-saving first aid and resuscitation techniques.