International School Almere
- IB Career-related
- IB Diploma
- IB MYP
- IB PYP
About
International school for ages 4-18 on one shared campus in Almere, Netherlands, with primary and secondary education. Partially publicly funded; offers programmes leading to the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma.
Key facts
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Curriculum
IB Career-related · IB Diploma · IB MYP
Ages
Ages 4–18
Type
International school
Curriculum and academics
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Curricula, explained
The IB's four programmes
Schools often run only some of the four. Highlighted boxes are the ones this school offers.
- IB PYPOffered
Early years to primary · Ages 3–12
The IB's primary programme. Children learn through questions and units of inquiry rather than separate subjects.
- IB MYPOffered
Middle years (ages 11–16) · Ages 11–16
The IB's middle-years programme: eight subject groups taught with links between them, ending with a personal project.
- IB DP (Diploma)Offered
Last 2 years of school · Ages 16–19
The IB's university-entrance qualification — what people usually mean by "the IB". Six subjects plus the Extended Essay, TOK and CAS, scored out of 45.
- IB CP (Career-related)Offered
Last 2 years of school · Ages 16–19
The IB's career-related route for the same ages as the DP: at least two DP courses plus a career-related study chosen by the school.
Last two years: DP or CP
Ages are the usual bands; schools can differ.Curriculum basics guide
Strengths
- Academics
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Subsidised Dutch International School: fees much lower than fully private schools; priority for internationally mobile families.
Location
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Updated 2026-11-06
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