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In 1983, Het Nederlands Lyceum, the oldest Lyceum group of schools in the country, opened the international stream at their school in The Hague. In 1991, the school was closed and taken over by the Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar (RLW). The school was renamed The International School of The Hague and maintained its original building in The Hague while being affiliated to RLW as their international stream. The school was for 11–18-year-olds. The International School of The Hague (ISH), both Primary & Secondary, is part of the Rijnlands Lyceum Foundation, an educational organization for secondary and primary education in The Hague and Leiden. The schools within the foundat…
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An international school for girls and boys aged 3-18, The British School in The Netherlands is a thriving community of 80+ nationalities. We encourage high aspirations and challenge our students – supporting them as they learn and grow into confident individuals. We offer a British and international curriculum, with a General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) examinations and four pathways from the age of 16 - A-Levels, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Baccalaureate Career Programme, and BTEC qualifications. Our students go on to study at universities all over the world. In re-imagining international education, the BSN will prepare its community…
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The Secondary school opened in September 2014 with Years S1-S3. We now offer secondary education up to and including S6. New year groups are opened annually, culminating in our first European Baccalaureate in summer 2019. Secondary education in the European Schools lasts for a total of seven years, divided into three cycles: The Observation Cycle S1-S3, The Pre Orientation Cycle S4-S5, The Orientation Cycle S6-S7. At ESH, we aim to provide a modern, stimulating, and relaxed learning environment. Our ethos and educational philosophy are to create and nurture multicultural, multilingual, responsible, tolerant, and aware European citizens. The European Schools have the two…
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Early Years and Primary education at our school consist of two years of the Early Years cycle and five years of the Primary cycle. The Primary school has five language sections: English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and German. Our SWALS pupils (Students Without A Language Section) are placed in the language section of one of the official vehicular languages: English, German, French, or the host country language (Dutch). ESH also currently offers Italian, Greek, Slovenian, Polish, and Finnish mother tongue tuition. At the ESH, the youngest and oldest pupils in the Early Years classes work together in a mixed group. In this way, the pupils learn from each other and with one a…
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