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Compare International Schools in Bonn, Germany

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Instructs in German
Ages 10 - 18 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
The Aloisiuskolleg Bonn is a Jesuit, co-educational gymnasium operating as an Externat within the Ignatian network. The school follows a Catholic, science‑oriented curriculum designed to prepare students for the Abitur from grade 9 to Q2, with regular curricular review and cross‑disciplinary collaboration. English begins in grade 5, Latin from grade 5 or 7, and from grade 9 students choose French or Ancient Greek, with Italian or French in upper grades. The Lernhaus learning house strengthens students' development through targeted workshops and self‑assessment. The campus features a 16,000‑volume library with a self‑learning center, a mandatory iPad program from grade 7, and extensive facilities for sport, arts, and study. AKO‑Forum provides after‑school courses, creative ensembles, and holiday programs, while Externat supervision supports study and leisure after classes. Internationally, the school participates in the European Youth Exchange Project with Jesuit partners in Gent, Turin, and Lecco, conducted in English for a broader outlook.
Instructs in French, German
Pupils 169
Type Co-educational
École de Gaulle-Adenauer is a bilingual Deutsch-Französische Grundschule in Bonn-Mehlem serving kindergarten through CM1. It provides bilingual instruction in German and French from Kindergarten onward, with English taught from CP's second semester. The school is Franco-German; the elementary section is homologated by France's Ministry of National Education and has Ersatzschule status in North Rhine-Westphalia, ensuring continuity of public education abroad and in Germany. Instruction uses a mixed French-German teaching team under the principle 'one teacher - one language', enabling students to master at least one additional language and continue study in either system. The school is connected to AEFE and offers bilingual education across its programs. Facilities include a kindergarten and elementary campus, a library with over 6,000 books in French, German, and English, and an optional after-school program (OGS) with meals and activities until 17:00. There is a lunch service with separate dining areas. Canteens support separate dining areas.