Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb vs Linea International School

	D Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb Zagreb, Croatia	L Linea International School Zagreb, Croatia
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €5,647 - 7,795	Fees / year €6,700
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 7 - 14 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language German	Instruction language Croatian, English
Opened	Opened 2004	Opened 2019
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Fratrovac 36, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia. The school is on the Eurocampus Zagreb site, shared with the French international school in Zagreb.	Location The school is located at Trakošćanska 26, 10360 Sesvete, Zagreb, Croatia. It is described as the first international school in Sesvete. The school educates children aged 7 to 14.
Stages	Stages Kindergarten; Vorschule (preschool); Grundschule (primary); Mittelstufe (middle school); Oberstufe (upper secondary).	Stages Ages 7 to 14; IB Primary Years Programme international school.
School type	School type Day school offering education from Kindergarten to Abitur.	School type Private, co-educational day school; IB PYP international school.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix Students come from Germany, France, Croatia and other countries worldwide.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support DaF-Förderung is available to support non-native German speakers; groups are small and may be cross-grade; DaF instruction is provided to help follow regular classes at no extra charge.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation German international school network; Eurocampus Zagreb; affiliated with Germany's network of Deutsche Auslandsschulen.	Country affiliation Croatia
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Preschool day runs Monday–Friday from 07:30 to 17:00. Schedule includes Bringzeit 07:30–08:40, breakfast 08:40–09:00, project work 09:00–11:30, outdoor free play 11:30–12:00, lunch 12:00–12:45, reading/sport/individuelle Förderung 12:45–14:30, snack 14:30–15:00, and pick-up/structured free play 15:00–17:00.	School day structure The school day runs from 08:00 to 16:00, Monday through Friday.
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application fee - A one-time, non-refundable admission fee of EUR 850.00 is charged for each new enrolment (Kindergarten and School). The admission fee is due within two weeks of written confirmation of admission and cannot be offset against the annual tuition. If the admission fee is not received on time the registration becomes void; if the pupil does not attend, the admission fee is not refunded. Tuition fees by year group (annual, per term (semester), and per 5-installment payment) - Kindergarten (Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00): - Annual fee: EUR 4,797.00. - Per term (semester) – annual fee ÷ 2: EUR 2,398.50. - Per instalment when paid in 5 equal rates – annual fee ÷ 5: EUR 959.40. - Vorschule / Pre‑school (Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00): - Annual fee: EUR 5,690.00. - Per term (semester): EUR 2,845.00. - Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,138.00. - Primary School (Grundschule, Grades 1–4; Mon–Thu 08:00–14:00, Fri 08:00–13:00): - Annual fee: EUR 7,448.00. - Per term (semester): EUR 3,724.00. - Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,489.60. - Lower Secondary (Sekundarstufe, Grades 5–10): - Annual fee: EUR 7,672.00. - Per term (semester): EUR 3,836.00. - Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,534.40. - Upper Secondary (Sekundarstufe, Grades 11–12): - Annual fee: EUR 7,795.00. - Per term (semester): EUR 3,897.50. - Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,559.00. (Per-term and per-installment figures above are arithmetical divisions of the stated annual fees; the school's published amounts are the annual fees listed above.) Billing schedule and payment terms - Annual tuition is payable either in full in advance by 1 September or in 5 instalments. The instalment due dates are: - 1st instalment: due by 01 September. - 2nd instalment: due by 01 November. - 3rd instalment: due by 01 January. - 4th instalment: due by 01 March. - 5th instalment: due by 01 May. - The school issues payment requests and invoices by e-mail; guardians are responsible for ensuring the school has a correct, current e-mail address for billing. - If a pupil leaves during a running school year the annual fee for the current, already-begun semester (half-year) is due in full; exceptions require a board decision. Temporary leaves (e.g., exchange programmes) do not suspend the obligation to pay fees unless the board decides otherwise. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. The published hours and fees reference day programmes for Kindergarten, Vorschule and school grades, and no boarding or residential fees are listed; therefore there are no boarding fees to pay (inference from the published fee schedule and stated operational hours). Other costs and additional fees - Costs explicitly excluded from the annual tuition and payable in addition to the annual fee: - Schoolbooks, workbooks and classroom materials (materials are ordered separately via an external supplier and invoiced directly). - Class trips and specific school projects, unless otherwise stated. - Daily meals (canteen) are organised by an external provider and are payable separately to that provider. - After‑school activities and optional offers (prices per school year): - Extracurricular working groups (AG) – EUR 160.00 per AG-hour (per school year). - For primary school (Grades 1–4) ‘‘Werkstatt'' / free-play sessions and ‘‘Aktiv entspannen'' – EUR 160.00 for each started 60-minute unit (per school year). - Homework support for the gymnasium (short session length as described) – EUR 160.00 for each started unit (per school year). - Registration for these additional offers is binding at the start of the school year and the annual charge is payable in advance; no refunds are made for these charges once invoiced. External-provider offerings may be charged separately to parents under their own terms. Discounts and reductions - Sibling discount: for families with more than one child enrolled, the annual tuition is reduced by 10% for each child from the second child onward; this sibling discount applies only to school tuition fees and not to Kindergarten or Vorschule fees. - Fee reductions for hardship may be granted by the school board in individual cases; such reductions are subject to application, documentation and board approval, are valid for one school year only, and the admission fee and additional activity costs are excluded from any reduction. Refund information - Refunds (where applicable) are paid only to the bank account from which the original payment was made. - In cases of unavoidable extraordinary circumstances (force majeure, e.g., natural disasters, war, pandemics), the school may provide instruction by alternative means (for example online). Such alternative provision is considered equivalent fulfilment of contractual obligations; parents agree in advance that partial or full interruption of on-site school operations for reasons beyond the school's control does not automatically entitle them to a reduction or refund of the annual fee. Payment options and bank details - Payment method specified: bank transfer to the school association's account. The published account details are: - Account holder: Njemačka školska udruga - IBAN: HR50 2407 0001 1006 2216 6 - SWIFT/BIC: OTPVHR2X. - Invoicing and payment communications are sent by e-mail. No alternative payment methods (e.g., credit card) are specified in the published fee regulations; bank transfer is the required method for tuition payments as specified. Late payment and consequences - If tuition or additional fees are not paid by the due date, the school issues a payment reminder 7 days after the deadline. If payment remains outstanding, a first dunning notice is issued 21 days after the reminder and, if unpaid, a second dunning notice follows 7 days later. - If outstanding amounts remain unpaid after the dunning process the case may be referred to a lawyer or debt collection agency; resulting collection and/or legal costs are charged to the responsible guardian. - If fees due for a school year are not paid by 31 July, the school reserves the right to terminate the school contract without notice and to suspend services until full payment is received.	Fee details Application fees - No separate application fee is listed for admissions; there is no published one-off application charge for entry to the primary school. Tuition fees (by academic year / per-term / per-year-group) - Annual tuition: EUR 6,700.00 per pupil for the school year. - Instalment option: EUR 670.00 per month over 10 months (totaling EUR 6,700.00). There is no published per-term breakdown; the published amounts are the annual total and the monthly instalment option. - The published tuition figure applies to students enrolled in the school's primary programme (all grade levels offered by the primary school are covered by the single published tuition amount). Billing schedule and payment terms - Payment options shown include a full annual fee or an instalment plan of EUR 670.00 per month for 10 months. Specific invoice dates, due dates, late-payment penalties, and formal billing schedule details are not published. - A 10% discount is applied to the tuition amount for the second child from the same family. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a day school (full-day programme 08:00–14:00) and no boarding fees are published. Other costs and additional fees - Organised transport (optional): EUR 150.00 per month for school transport services. - Meals: Two meals (breakfast and lunch) and a snack are included within the published tuition. - Extracurricular/learning items included: tuition includes lessons delivered through the IB PYP methodology, cjelodnevni boravak (full-day care 08:00–14:00), a second foreign language (German), and two school uniforms. - Any additional optional activities, extra uniforms beyond the included two, external excursions that require extra fees, textbooks or school-supplied materials beyond what is explicitly listed are not detailed in the published fee summary. Refund information - No explicit refund policy, cancellation terms, or conditions for partial refunds of tuition are published alongside the fee figures. No details on refunds for unused instalments or withdrawal mid-year are provided in the published fee summary. Accepted fee payment methods - Accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, direct debit, credit card, or other electronic payment methods) are not specified in the published fee information. Brief note on unpublished details (summary of missing items) - The published information gives an annual tuition figure (EUR 6,700) and the monthly instalment amount, the 10% sibling discount, transport monthly fee (EUR 150), and items included in tuition, but does not publish any of the following: a separate application fee, per-term fee breakdown, distinct fees by individual year groups within primary, formal billing dates or invoice schedule, explicit refund or withdrawal conditions, or the school's accepted payment methods.
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Food options	Food options —	Food options Daily healthy and varied nutrition is provided.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of Eurocampus Zagreb, a collaboration between the German and French international schools in Zagreb; it is one of five Eurocampus schools worldwide. It is part of the network of German schools abroad and is governed by a school board (Vorstand).	Governance and ownership Privately owned; IB-authorized Primary Years Programme.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school offers a program from Kindergarten through Grundschule, Mittelstufe, and Oberstufe, culminating in the Mittlerer Abschluss and the Abitur. Together with the Zagreb French School, it is one of five Eurocampus schools worldwide and hosts learners from Germany, France, Croatia, and countries around the world. The school holds the Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule quality seal awarded by the Federal President. The subjects include German, Croatian, English, and French, as well as Mathematics, Computer Science, Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Social Sciences (History, Geography, Ethics), Art, Music, and Sport. The language of instruction is German from kindergarten, with a strong emphasis on multilingualism and the languages German, Croatian, English, and French. The school promotes MINT education, with activities such as Jugend forscht, visits to the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science, and internships.	Curriculum details Linea International School is the first international school in Sesvete. It is an authorized IB World School implementing the Primary Years Programme (PYP). For 1st–5th grade (ages 7–12), the school offers IB PYP. For 6th–8th grade (ages 12–14), instruction follows the Croatian national curriculum. Instruction is conducted in Croatian and English. The program is international and aligned with the Croatian Ministry of Education curriculum.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio Classes are small.
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression The Abitur enables admission to universities in Germany and Croatia, as well as worldwide.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented The school is MINT-focused; students participate in the Jugend forscht competition, visit the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science, and complete internships.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning We accompany our students in a mindful, supportive, and challenging way on their path to an independent and responsible life. We are confident that high-achieving, tolerant, and curious young people can pursue further study and shape their lives beyond the Abitur. We welcome students from all over the world with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and competencies. We care for the individual and promote independent learning. Our goal is the German Abitur, which enables study worldwide. We excel in languages; French, Croatian, and English are spoken here, and German is the language of instruction from kindergarten.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The curriculum includes German, Croatian, English, and French. French, Croatian, and English are spoken at the school. The language of instruction is German from kindergarten onward.	English as an additional language The school teaches in Croatian and English.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing We accompany our students in a mindful, supportive and challenging way on the path to an independent and responsible life. We are confident that hardworking, tolerant, and curious young people can pursue further studies and shape their lives beyond the Abitur. We welcome students from all over the world with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and competencies. We foster independent learning and care for each student. We promote democratic values and a culture of respectful interaction as a daily standard. We aim to help students realize their personal potential.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Entrance rules require that only parents of kindergarten and preschool may enter to accompany children to their rooms. Primary and secondary students enter independently, without parental accompaniment. Entry to the building is allowed only with a pre-announced appointment; to arrange it, contact the respective secretariat by phone or email. Visitors must sign the visitor book before entering, and parents must leave the campus within 15 minutes after picking up their children; the Eurocampus Zagreb has security cameras in operation. Systematic health examinations are conducted before enrollment in first grade and for students in grades 5 and 7, with vision, color vision, growth checks, and spine checks; vaccinations follow the compulsory program (MMR and polio in first grade; Hepatitis B in grade 6; DI-TE and polio in grade 7).	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school is located at Fratrovac 36, Zagreb, and operates on the Eurocampus with the French International School Zagreb. The instruction languages are German, French, English and Croatian. The school serves kindergarten through upper secondary and offers the Deutsche Internationale Abitur (DIA). The library is in the basement, open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 09:30 to 10:50, run by volunteering parents, with a large media collection organized by language and subject; members can borrow up to two items for two weeks and access an online library via Biblino. There is an indoor sports hall on site, with a major expansion planned to add a larger sports hall and an auditorium and to extend the exterior parking area with a drop-off zone. The school also runs science activities in a dedicated lab and encourages hands-on science experiences.	Facilities overview The school space is modernly equipped with a range of materials for work and play that encourage students to learn. Students have daily outdoor time in a secured schoolyard. Croatian and English are used in daily learning and communication. After lunch, clubs and activities run from 14:30 to 16:00, including art workshops, drama, informatics, socio-emotional development, sport, music, and programming.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The school has an indoor sports hall. A tender outlines the expansion of the sports hall and auditorium and the exterior parking area (including a drop-off zone) for the Eurocampus Zagreb.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school offers the Deutsche Internationale Abitur (DIA) in the upper secondary, taught according to a German KMK-approved curriculum. The subject offer includes languages (German, Croatian, English, French), Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Social Sciences (History, Geography, Ethics), Art, Music and Sport. There is a dedicated science lab (Naturwissenschaftsraum) used for activities such as Jugend forscht and visits to the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science.	Academic facilities The school educates students aged 7 to 14. Students in grades 1 to 5 attend the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP). For students in grades 6 to 8, instruction follows the Croatian national curriculum. Croatian and English are used in daily learning and communication. ESL support is available for students whose English is not their first language, and German is taught as an additional language from grade 1.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular activities are provided by external partners: Robotics, Zvučni Planet (music school), Plesni studio Lepeza, and Šahovski klub Novi Zagreb. A Drama workshop starts on October 13, and this year Spanish is offered alongside French for the first time.	Extra curricular facilities Clubs run after-school from 14:30 to 16:00 according to the timetable. Offerings include art workshops, drama, religious education, German as an additional language, informatics, socio-emotional development workshops, sport, music school, and programming.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb offers a high-quality educational program from kindergarten through Grundschule to Oberstufe, culminating in the German Abitur. It is part of the Eurocampus Zagreb together with the French School Zagreb, and is one of five Eurocampus schools worldwide. The Eurocampus collaboration brings together both schools and the host country Croatia, with joint governance and shared projects, including language projects and examinations such as DELF and DSD. The school has been awarded the Excellent German School Abroad quality seal by the Federal President. The international staff comes from Germany, Croatia and Austria, supporting a multilingual, multicultural learning environment.	History Linea International School is the first international school in Sesvete. It is an IB World School authorized to implement the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The school educates students aged 7 to 14; 1st–5th grade follow the IB PYP, while 6th–8th grade follow the Croatian national curriculum. Instruction is in Croatian and English, with ESL support for students who need it and German taught as an additional language from 1st grade. The school emphasizes inquiry‑based learning, flexible classrooms, and daily outdoor time, with a school garden used as an extension of the classroom and a focus on healthy nutrition and regular physical activity.
Community	Community The school welcomes students from around the world with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. It emphasizes independent learning and democratic values within a culturally diverse community. The Eurocampus arrangement with the French school enables joint language work, Croatian and English instruction, shared clubs, and joint festivals and projects. Activities beyond the classroom enrich the learning experience and reflect the school's multicultural character.	Community Exhibitions are a key part of the PYP program and a highlight of school life. Students undertake independent research projects, select topics of interest, pose questions, collect data from diverse sources, and develop real‑world solutions, with teachers and parents as learning partners. In 2026/2027, the PYP Exhibition for 5th grade addressed climate change, with results shared through presentations, posters, models, and interactive activities. All students spend time outdoors daily in the school courtyard, and the school garden extends the classroom to support healthy learning.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association There is a German School Association (Schulverein) connected with the DISZ. Parents may become members through the admissions process by selecting the option to join the German School Association on the form. Signing the admission form acknowledges the association's statutes. The statutes are published as Schulverein-Satzung.pdf, linked on the site.	Parent teacher association Parents participate in governance through a Parents' Council (Vijeće roditelja). The statute provides for a School Board that includes one teacher and one parent representative elected by the parents from among themselves, while the founder appoints the other members of the School Board. The principal informs the Parents' Council about the need to elect representatives to the School Board before the end of the current board term. Candidates for parent seats are proposed and elected at a Parents' Council meeting, and any parent may nominate themselves or another parent for membership. These provisions show that parent involvement is integrated into the school's governance.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual DISZ is MINT-friendly. In the science facilities, students participate in Jugend forscht, visit the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of Zagreb, and undertake internships. These experiences supplement classroom learning and develop practical scientific skills.	Academic & intellectual The school educates students aged 7 to 14. Grades 1–5 follow the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), while grades 6–8 follow the Croatian national curriculum. Croatian and English are used in daily learning, with ESL support for students for whom English is not their first language. German is taught as an additional language from grade 1.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Extracurricular arts and creative activities include student-led social events with artistic elements. The Halloween party on November 17, 2022 featured a costume contest, a trivia quiz, face painting, music, and food. For Valentine's Day, the SMV prints cards with encouraging messages that are distributed in the school foyer; students may take a card, add a message, or write a name anonymously if they wish.	Arts & creative Creative workshops are included as part of the program. The school space is modernly equipped with materials for work and play that encourage learning. Creative activities are integrated into the daily program alongside core learning.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language International exchange: The SMV coordinates exchanges with other German international schools in Europe and aims to revive exchanges in the 2023/24 school year to broaden intercultural experiences.	Cultural & language Croatian and English are used in daily learning and communication. ESL support is available in small groups and through individualized work on comprehension, speaking, reading and writing. From the first grade, German is taught as an additional foreign language.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The SMV organizes social activities and events, including Halloween parties and Valentine's Day initiatives, to strengthen community and school spirit. These activities foster collaboration and social engagement among students.	Social & hobbies Clubs and extracurricular activities are held after school from 14:30 to 16:00, according to the timetable. The after-school program offers a range of clubs and activities beyond core lessons. These after-school offerings enable students to explore interests beyond the classroom.
Community & service	Community & service Hygiene products on the girls' toilets: the SMV provides free hygiene products on the girls' toilets. The funds come from SMV-organized sales, and procurement of the products is handled by SMV; this creates an environment where basic needs are addressed without concern.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The SMV is a student council elected to represent students and improve the school. It elects a student president and deputies, and a trusted teacher supports the SMV; the SMV is responsible for organizing various projects and school festivals.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Buddy system: students who need tutoring are paired with peers who offer tutoring. Participation requires contacting the trusted teacher or signing up via Google Classroom.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school provides daily healthy and varied meals. Students spend time outdoors daily in the secure school yard. The day is structured with blocks and breaks to support wellbeing and outdoor time.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The school offers German, Croatian, English, and French as subjects. The language of instruction is German from kindergarten onward. DaF-Förderung (German as a foreign language) provides language support for non-native German speakers at no cost, based on language background and assessments. On the Eurocampus Zagreb with the French International School, there is joint Croatian instruction, English-language physical education, and shared language examinations (DELF and DSD) across the two campuses.	Language provision Croatian and English are used in daily learning and communication. ESL support is available for non-native English speakers in small groups and through individualized work on comprehension, speaking, reading and writing. From grade 1, German is taught as an additional foreign language. The IB Primary Years Programme is offered for grades 1-5, while grades 6-8 follow the Croatian national curriculum.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching The school teaches in Croatian and English. ESL support is available for students whose English is not their first language, in small groups and through individualized work on comprehension, speaking, reading and writing. From grade 1, German is taught as an additional foreign language.
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Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Registration forms are available for Kindergarten & Preschool and for Primary School & Upper School. Online registration forms are accessible for Kindergarten & Preschool and for Primary School & Upper School, and PDF registration forms are available for Kindergarten & Preschool and for Primary School & Upper School. 1. Information about your child - Name - First name - Date of birth - Place of birth - Tax number - Nationality - Mother tongue or first language - Second and third language - Health insurance - In Zagreb since / from - Address - Postal code / City - Private telephone - Siblings at DISZ: first name; class level (Kindergarten/Preschool, etc.) 2. Parents/Guardians 2.1 Mother/Guardian 1 - Name; First name; Nationality; Guardian rights (Yes/No); Occupation; Employer; Employer's address; Work telephone; Mobile; Email; I want to become a member of the German School Association; Tax number; Date of birth; Statute of the Association; I accept the Association's statute (Read the statute) - If the new address is not yet known, provide the current address: street, postal code / city, telephone, email 2.2 Father/Guardian 2 - Name; First name; Nationality; Guardian rights (Yes/No); Occupation; Employer; Employer's address; Work telephone; Mobile; Email; I want to become a member of the German School Association; Tax number; Date of birth; Statute of the Association; I accept the Association's statute (Read the statute) - If the new address is not yet known, provide the current address: street, postal code / city, telephone, email 3. About You 3.1 About You - Please explain why you wish to enroll your child in DISZ - Your child lives in the household with the parents or in the household of the father - If you have decided to enroll your child in our Kindergarten, what motivated you to choose our facility (operating form, pedagogical concept, etc.)? - Does your child already have contacts with other children here in KIGA/Preschool? - Has your child gained care experience outside the family setting? - In contact with other children (playgroup, etc.); outside-family care; if applicable, provide details - Are there important events from birth to today that we should know about? (illnesses, hospital stays, etc.) - Are there play materials or play content your child particularly enjoys? - Does your child nap in the afternoon? (Kindergarten) - Will your child attend DISZ (Kindergarten/Primary/Secondary)? - How does your child typically calm down? - How independent is your child in toilet training? - Do you and your child maintain routines or rituals we should know about? What language is spoken at home? How many languages are actively spoken at home? Does your child visit a speech therapist? - From which Kindergarten/Preschool do you come and why are you changing? 3.2 Who may pick up the child - First name, Last name, Tax number, Address, Telephone, Other remarks 4. Payment information - Please specify the preferred billing address - Customer type: Company payer or Self-payer; Billing address may be the same as private address - Company name; Company tax number (OIB); Street; Postal code / City; Phone; Email 5. Documentation - Birth certificate; Vaccination record; Medical health certificate (the certificate includes, besides a positive medical recommendation for enrollment, information about special restrictions, conditions and diagnoses, as well as allergies and/or chronic illnesses) - Custody certificate if parents are separated or divorced - Registration certificate; Documents may be submitted in German and/or Croatian. Documents in other languages must be translated and notarized - If documents are not complete at the time of registration, they can be supplied no later than four weeks before the start of the school year - With this registration, guardians acknowledge the internal regulations, in particular the school rules and the fee regulations for Kindergarten/Preschool 6. Consent - We agree that photos of our child may appear on the school's homepage, Facebook page and other school brochures (flyers, yearbook, etc.) - All information regarding Preschool and Kindergarten will be sent by email. Please provide your email address(es) - By submitting this form, I/we register our child for admission to the Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb. SEND APPLICATION FORM Online registration forms - Kindergarten & Preschool - Primary School & Upper School PDF registration forms - Kindergarten & Preschool - Primary School & Upper School For further information, contact the Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb at Fratrovac 36, 10000 Zagreb; +385 (0)1 23476-55; +385 (0)1 23476-64.	Admissions 1. Registration through Upisi.hr: The child is registered through the Upisi.hr portal, where the parent selects Linea as an additional option alongside the home school. This action places Linea in the admissions process. The intake proceeds with medical checks and testing thereafter. Current deadlines and required documents are provided by the school secretariat. 2. Medical review and testing at the home school: The child undergoes a health examination with the school physician and is tested at the home school. These evaluations form part of the admission process before Linea conducts its own assessments. 3. Free testing and consultations at Linea: Linea offers free testing and consultations to the child and family. These sessions are designed to assess fit and provide guidance for the next steps. 4. Interview with parents and the child: The final part of the admissions process involves a conversation with the parents and the child. This interview supports the enrollment decision. 5. Enrollment: The child is enrolled after the interview. The enrollment completes the admission process. 6. Deadlines and documentation: For current deadlines and required documents, contact the school secretariat.
Scholarships	Scholarships Schulgebühren (Tuition and Fees) – translations of relevant provisions Article 3 Admission and registration fee - The DISZ is open to children of all nationalities. Enrollment and the right to attend classes occur after examination and written confirmation by the school management, provided the admission requirements are met. - For each new enrollment in Kindergarten and in the school, a one-time non-refundable admission fee for the 2025/26 school year is €850, due within two weeks after the school's admission confirmation. If the admission fee is not paid on time, the registration becomes void. - The admission fee is due in full and cannot be credited against the annual tuition. - The admission fee is payable in full regardless of personal circumstances or the time of entry; if schooling does not take place, the admission fee is not refunded. Article 4 Annual fees and after-school costs - The annual fee entitles attendance at the Kindergarten and School during the current school year and is due under the terms below via bank transfer to the school association's account. - The annual fees are: - Kindergarten and Preschool: €4,797.00 (Kindergarten, Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00); €5,690.00 (Preschool, Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00) - Primary School, Grades 1–4: €7,448.00 (Mon–Thu 08:00–14:00, Fri 08:00–13:00) plus language support and homework assistance - Secondary, Grades 5–10: €7,672.00 - Secondary, Grades 11–12: €7,795.00 - The annual fee includes operating costs (rent, salaries, operating costs, insurances, etc.) for the school year; textbooks, workbooks, field trips, and the various after-school courses or other school projects are not included. An external website will be provided to order and pay for textbooks and materials for the following school year. - Meals are organized by an external service provider and are charged separately. - The school offers after-school activities Mo–Thu until 17:00 and Fri until 15:00; prices for after-school activities include, for all levels (Grades 1–12), clubs (AG) and, for Primary, a workshop and other activities with per-hour rates shown in the fee schedule (e.g., 160 EUR per hour). Article 5 Inflation adjustment - Annual fee adjustments may occur by the board's decision, usually reflecting the Croatian statistical office's inflation rate for the previous year or other relevant conditions. Updated annual fees are published by March 31 of the year preceding the new school year. Article 6 Hardship reductions - Generally, there is no entitlement to tuition reductions. The board may approve reductions in cases of proven financial need, based on the association's statutes. Applications for reductions must be submitted by May 31 for the following school year and will be decided by June 30 via email; all applications are confidential. Documentation may include income, assets, and other relevant financial information. - If reductions are granted, they are typically granted as a deferral of payment rather than an immediate reduction, and they may be cancelled if circumstances change. - Reductions do not apply to the admission fee or other ancillary costs (e.g., after-school care, activities). - Actual discounts for hardship are not guaranteed and are subject to the board's discretion. Article 7 Discounts - For families with several DISZ enrollments, the annual tuition is reduced by 10% for each additional child starting from the second child. This discount applies to tuition fees only; no discount applies to Kindergarten or Preschool. - The reduction rules apply correspondingly to hardship reductions. - If a student receives a performance scholarship, other discounts are not allowed. Article 8 Payment modalities - The annual tuition can be paid in full in advance by September 1, or in 5 installments with due dates listed on the invoices. - Installment due dates are: 1st by September 1; 2nd by November 1; 3rd by January 1; 4th by March 1; 5th by May 1. - Individual installment arrangements are not possible. Note: The above reflects the DISZ fee policy and is subject to board decisions and official announcements. The figures and rules in the school's current fee schedule (Art. 3–8) apply for the 2025/26 school year and can be updated annually.	Scholarships —
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