St.Georges School, Cologne
- St.Georges School, Cologne
St.George's School Cologne is a private international school in Cologne, Germany. The school was founded in 1985 by a family; from then on it quickly developed to a now highly successful and reputable institution.
St.George’s is a co-educational, non denominational school which seeks to provide the best of the English international education for children aged 3 to 18. The school offers everything from Nursery School (3-4 years) up to the Sixth Form, where the pupils have a choice between the A-Level and the International Baccalaureate (IB).
As the only English language school in the Cologne area, it aims to achieve high academic standards by means of small classes. The school has a maximum class size of 20 pupils.
Since the school is an international institution, it is a multicultural school with between 30 and 40 different nationalities. There are approximately 45% German children who are bilingual, as well as many other nationalities.
The school offers many different afternoon activities, such as computer-, football-, or chess clubs, but also the Duke of Edinburgh Award.
External links
* [http://www.stgeorgesschoolcologne.de/ St. George's School Cologne Homepage]
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