Dresden International School
Overview
- from 1
- to 19 years old
Co-Education
55 different nationalities
- from 9185
- to 15695
- EUR
500 students
Founded in 1996
IB World School, CIS (Council of International Schools), NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges)
Academics
DIS is the only International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in Saxony to offer all three IB programs:
Age 3 – Grade 5: Primary Years Program
Grades 6 – 10: Middle Years Program
Grades 11 & 12: Diploma Program
The school is divided into three sections: Preschool, Primary School and Secondary School. Co-curricular activities are spread across Primary and Secondary School.
The IB program leads internationally-minded students to the universally recognized IB Diploma which gives them the choice of universities for further study and helps them to become informed participants in their communities around the world. In addition, students can receive the High School Diploma and the MYP certificate.
The majority of our students leave DIS as bilingual or trilingual learners. On average 70% of our students graduate with a bilingual diploma. Along with mastering more than one language, students learn how to think critically, solve complex problems, and are prepared to engage in a globalized, ever-changing world. We are proud of our graduates, most of whom study abroad. However, there are also a large number of graduates who study at German universities.
We offer comprehensive support programs, such as individual learning and language development and counselling.
Extra curricular
Starting after the last school period until 18:00, DIS offers a daily supplementary educational and recreational program. Here, students can engage in a wide range of pursuits including debating, coding, dance, chess, various sports, and writing.
The afternoon program provides students the opportunity to try out activities, spend time with friends, acquire new knowledge and perfect already existing abilities. Students also have the opportunity to take part in tournaments against other German international schools and students from local areas.
With our various co-curriculars, we aim to strengthen our students’ personalities, encourage their thirst for knowledge and promote collaboration between them.
Facilities
Classrooms
Basketball court
Volleyball court
Arts room
Gym
Computer room
Music room
Library
Science room
Tuition and fees per year
How much does it cost to go to Dresden International School?
- from 9185
- to 15695
- EUR
Things to know
Enrollment through application. We accept new students in the Early Years Education (from age 1) through Grade 11. The application process includes an introductory conversation, an interview and standardized placement assessments in Mathematics, English and German (if applicable).
How many students are in Dresden International School?
500 students
- In total, Dresden International School enrolls
- 500 students from
- 55 different nationalities.
Varies depending on school section. Maximum 22 students per class in Primary and Secondary School.