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Saxony International School – Elsterberg Grammar School is an international grammar school in Germany within the TRIAS Schools Elsterberg network. The curriculum emphasizes openness to the world, core values, a solid general education, strong foreign language skills, and media and economic competence. Bilingual teaching occurs in many subjects, and TELC certificates are available in English (A1–C1) and Spanish (A1–B1). The IB Diploma is offered at Reinsdorf and Geithain grammar schools, with an International Abitur option. A digital infrastructure and personal notebooks support learning, guided by an 80+10 model for independent study. The school provides a broad arts program, including a musical, theatre, and drawing, with extensive after‑school clubs such as programming, journalism, beekeeping, space exploration, mindfulness, gardening and chess. Intercultural exchanges and worldwide partnerships strengthen language skills and global understanding, supported by an all‑day program and community‑service initiatives. The school welcomes international families with a focus on real-world learning opportunities.
TRIAS Oberschule Elsterberg, Saxony International School – Elsterberg Secondary, is a school in Elsterberg, Saxony. It follows the Saxon curriculum with international guidelines and offers bilingual instruction in many subjects, enabling students to pursue TELC language certificates. Digital teaching with notebooks is standard, and the school runs a full-day schedule with after-school activities and international exchanges. The 'Fit for Life' program runs across year groups, including life-skills such as programming, presenting, crafts and healthy eating, alongside music, arts and cultural education and community engagement. Class sizes start around ten, and Years 5–8 feature team-building, road-safety education, media literacy, language camps and ongoing career guidance. The building predates World War II and was renovated 2004–2007; a 360° tour is available. There are about 325 pupils in Years 5–11, with a grammar school branch established in 2019. Extra-curricular options include theatre, chess, media and computer science, nature activities, and language modules.