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Groningen · Netherlands
International School Groningen
Private school · Profile compiled from published sourcesAt a glance
School-reported facts; source links are provided below.
School stagesInternational School Groningen offers the IB Middle Years Programme for ages eleven to sixteen and the two-year Diploma Programme for ages sixteen to eighteen.
Ages11–18 years
CurriculumIB MYP, IB Diploma
Teaching languageNot confirmed
BoardingNot confirmed
About International School Groningen
International School Groningen offers the IB Middle Years Programme for ages eleven to sixteen and the two-year Diploma Programme for ages sixteen to eighteen.
SchoolMatch Europe editorial · AI-assisted overview · Sources reviewed 15 September 2026
Tuition & additional costs
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Learning and qualifications
International School Groningen offers the IB Middle Years Programme for ages eleven to sixteen and the two-year Diploma Programme for ages sixteen to eighteen. Ask for the current subject list and the route from this stage to the next. A programme name alone does not show which options will be available in the child’s class.
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Joining the school
Groningen accepts MYP entrants during the year if places are available, subject to Dutch International School eligibility rules. These cover specified internationally mobile families, Dutch pupils moving abroad and Dutch pupils returning after at least two years of schooling overseas. Diploma entry is open more broadly, with school records, tests and an interview. DP1 must start in August or September; entrants cannot join after the end of September. Dutch applicants need the stated HAVO or VWO progression evidence and sufficient English.
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Language and learning support
The school describes a small international community and respect for different backgrounds. Ask how it supports academic English and a pupil entering during an IB programme. Discuss the child’s language background and any existing support plan before applying. Ask what help is available in lessons, how progress is reviewed and whether it carries an extra charge.
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Campus and daily life
The campus is in Haren, within Groningen, rather than in the city centre. Check the journey to this green residential setting and the secondary-school timetable. Confirm the exact teaching location for the chosen year group. Check the daily journey, meals and activity timetable; a whole-school facilities list may not apply equally to every stage.
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Fees and the first-year budget
A current annual tuition figure with its academic year and grade is not confirmed in this profile. Request an itemised quotation covering tuition, registration, deposits and compulsory extras. Check payment dates and withdrawal terms. Compare the same academic year, grade and attendance pattern at each school.
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