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St. George's - Munich

Germany, Munich

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, German
Fees €14,750 - 19,550
Ages 2 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2013
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), BTEC Qualification
Taught languages English, German, French, Spanish
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

St. George's Munich is an independent British international school in the heart of Munich dedicated to preparing students for higher education around the world. The school teaches a hybrid of the British National Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate across ages 2 to 18, offering Early Years through to the Diploma Programme (DP) and Career-related Programme (CP), with IGCSE preparation for ages 14 to 16. The campus features purpose-built facilities for Early Years through Secondary, including modern science laboratories, art studios, a library with e-books, and a performing arts theatre. Extensive outdoor spaces, a rooftop basketball pitch, climbing wall, and dedicated sports pitches support a broad physical education programme. A wide range of clubs covers sport, arts, science and service, while Service Learning and the Duke of Edinburgh Award foster leadership and global citizenship. The school joined St. George's Group in 2013 and emphasizes curiosity, courage, confidence and community in its values-driven approach. Its small class sizes and personalised support help students thrive academically while developing resilience, empathy and independent thinking for success in diverse educational systems.

Heidemannstraße 182, 80939 München, Germany

The Essentials

St. George's - Munich has typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English, German.

Location
Heidemstraße 182, 80939 München, Germany. The school is located in Munich, Germany. Public transport serves the campus via Kieferngarten (U6) and Freimann (U3/U6), with nearby bus routes 140, 170, 171 and 180.

Stages
From Pre-Nursery to Year 13.

Type
Independent British international school.

Pupil Nationality Mix
More than 50 nationalities represented.

Country affiliation
British

Bus service
Public transport access: Kieferngarten (U6); Freimann (U3/U6); Bernsteinweg (bus 140, 170, 171, 180).
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are a requirement for all pupils, from ages 2 to 18, and are a source of unity and belonging within the school community.

Food Options
Lunch is either brought from home or provided by the on-site canteen, which serves meals cooked from scratch using seasonal, regional ingredients; there is a nut-free policy and menus include at least two main courses with a daily selection of salad, yogurt, fruit and a dessert option.

House System
There are four Houses; pupils are assigned to a house on joining; each house has its own identity and colours, and house activities promote personal growth, community, teamwork, citizenship, and excellence across academic, social, sporting, and cultural areas.

Governance and Ownership
St.George's School Group governs the Munich campus. Each school is incorporated as a company owned by proprietors. The Supervisory Board determines strategic priorities and the Executive Board implements the Group's strategy and oversees school directors.
Fees

Annual tuition at St. George's - Munich ranges from EUR 14,750 to EUR 19,550 for 2026/27.

Application fee

- A non-refundable application fee of EUR 750 is payable once per student when the application form is submitted.

Charges when joining (one-off items)

- Refundable deposit: EUR 1,000 will be included in the first invoice for each new student; this deposit is refundable as a deduction on the final Extras bill when the student leaves, provided all other fees and charges have been paid and correct notice of withdrawal has been given.
- Building Fund: EUR 1,500 billed once per year per student (maximum two payments per family).
- Stability Fund: EUR 200 billed once per year per student (maximum two payments per family).

Tuition and per-term billing (school year 2025/2026 — amounts in EUR)

Notes on billing: parents electing to pay personally will receive invoices in four instalments. Bill due dates for the 2025/2026 academic year are: Bill 1 — 31 May 2025; Bill 2 — 30 Sep 2025; Bill 3 — 31 Jan 2026; Bill 4 — 30 Apr 2026. Bill 2 includes the Building Fund and Stability Fund. Bill amounts shown below are the four instalment amounts for that year.

- Nursery & Reception classes:
- Annual Tuition Fees: EUR 13,050. Building Fund: EUR 1,500. Stability Fund: EUR 200. Total School Fees (annual): EUR 14,750.
- Four instalments (Bill 1 → Bill 4): EUR 2,000; EUR 4,050; EUR 4,525; EUR 4,175 respectively.

- Year 1 to Year 2:
- Annual Tuition Fees: EUR 14,250. Building Fund: EUR 1,500. Stability Fund: EUR 200. Total School Fees (annual): EUR 15,950.
- Four instalments (Bill 1 → Bill 4): EUR 2,000; EUR 4,450; EUR 4,920; EUR 4,580 respectively.

- Year 3 to Year 6:
- Annual Tuition Fees: EUR 15,150. Building Fund: EUR 1,500. Stability Fund: EUR 200. Total School Fees (annual): EUR 16,850.
- Four instalments (Bill 1 → Bill 4): EUR 2,000; EUR 4,750; EUR 5,220; EUR 4,880 respectively.

- Year 7 to Year 9:
- Annual Tuition Fees: EUR 16,150. Building Fund: EUR 1,500. Stability Fund: EUR 200. Total School Fees (annual): EUR 17,850.
- Four instalments (Bill 1 → Bill 4): EUR 2,000; EUR 5,080; EUR 5,560; EUR 5,210 respectively.

- Year 10 to Year 13:
- Annual Tuition Fees: EUR 17,850. Building Fund: EUR 1,500. Stability Fund: EUR 200. Total School Fees (annual): EUR 19,550.
- Four instalments (Bill 1 → Bill 4): EUR 2,000; EUR 5,650; EUR 6,120; EUR 5,780 respectively.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard invoicing for families: four instalments per academic year with the Bill Due Dates listed above. Companies that cover fees may be billed annually; an annual payment option can be arranged through the Billing Officer. Monthly instalments (spread from May to April) can be arranged by contacting the Billing Officer.
- The school reserves the right to charge interest on overdue bills and a EUR 40 administrative fee for late payment; school reports may be retained until all outstanding invoices are paid.
- The school states that Bill 2 contains the Building Fund and Stability Fund and that Bill 1 will increase to EUR 3,000 from the 2026/2027 school year (with corresponding adjustments to later bills).

Withdrawal, notice and refunds

- Withdrawal notice: contractual notice requirements apply. For end-of-term withdrawals, notice deadlines for the 2025/2026 year are listed in the fee schedule (examples: 30 Jan for withdrawal at the end of the Spring term; 30 Sep for withdrawal at the end of the Autumn term; 30 Apr for withdrawal at the end of the Summer term). In the absence of correct written notice, parents accept liability to pay one third of the applicable annual tuition fees in lieu of notice. The refundable deposit is issued as a deduction on the final Extras bill once all charges are settled and correct notice has been received.
- Extras (canteen, individual music lessons, after‑school activities, trips etc.) are billed separately (typically in November, March, May and July) and must be paid within 30 days; the refundable deposit is intended to cover possible Extras charges.

Boarding fees

- No boarding fees are shown in the schools published fee schedule for 2025/2026; the fee schedule lists day-school tuition, funds and extras only. Boarding is not applicable in the published fees.

Other costs and charges

- Extras (canteen, after-school activities, individual music lessons and other optional services) are charged separately and billed in November, March, May and July; these costs are not included in the standard tuition line and are payable within 30 days. The refundable EUR 1,000 deposit is intended to cover possible Extras charges.
- Uniforms are supplied through the schools official uniform supplier (online shop listed as Trutex). Uniform purchase cost is separate from tuition and extras.
- Examination fees, specific trips or specialist course fees (where applicable) and any additional individual support charges are billed separately when required. The fee schedule confirms that any student receiving additional support within school will be charged an additional fee which will be discussed with the parents.

Refunds and adjustments

- The refundable EUR 1,000 deposit is returned as a credit on the final Extras bill when the student leaves, provided all other fees and charges have been paid and correct notice has been submitted to the Head of Finance and Administration. Apart from that deposit mechanism and the pro‑rata / notice adjustments shown for joining/leaving during the year, the published fee schedule does not list other routine tuition refunds.

Fee payment options and contacts

- Invoices are issued to parents; parents may choose the standard four-instalment schedule, arrange one annual payment (companies can be billed annually) or request monthly instalments through the Billing Officer. Bank details are provided on invoices/parent billing documents; the school notes it is not planning to change bank details and invites parents to contact the Accounts/Billing Office for payment arrangements. The Billing Officer contact used in the published schedule is billing@st-georges.lu and the Head of Finance and Administration contact is financemanager@st-georges.lu. The published schedule does not list specific public details about accepting credit-card payments.
Academics

St. George's - Munich teaches EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), BTEC Qualification for students aged 2 to 18.

Curriculum
The school teaches a hybrid of the British National Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate (IB). From ages 2 to 18, students benefit from small class sizes and individual attention. The National Curriculum in England is taught up to age 14, followed by two years of IGCSE preparation for ages 14-16; the IGCSE provides external, independent accreditation and is recognised by German authorities as Mittlere Reife. The school offers two IB pathways—the Diploma Programme (DP) and the Career-related Programme (CP)—which complement the British education and prepare students for higher education. The IB complements and mirrors the British education we offer and is recognised as equivalent to the German Abitur.

Student Teacher Ratio
Maximum class size is 20.

Exam Results
IB average (2025) 34 points, 4 points above the world average; best individual IB result (2022/23) 44 points.

Gifted and Talented
The school tailors learning to each student's strengths, needs, skills and interests, supporting lower attaining pupils while stretching the more able.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a culture of wellbeing and growth. It guides students to develop both mentally and physically and to make healthy lifestyle choices that support lifelong well-being.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school tailors learning to each student's strengths, needs, and interests, supporting lower-attaining pupils while stretching the more able.

Mental Wellbeing
The wellbeing focus is embedded in daily life, with a supportive and inclusive learning environment that values every student and promotes a growth mindset. Teachers tailor learning to individual needs, helping students build confidence, resilience and collaborative skills.

Safeguarding
The school maintains an unwavering commitment to safeguarding students and staff, supported by rigorous recruitment to ensure a safe and secure environment where each child is cared for, included, and encouraged to reach their full potential.
Parent Experience

History
St.George's Munich is an independent British international school. It opened in September 2013. It is part of St.George's Group, a family-spirited network of independent British international schools with social responsibility at its heart. The founder is Marietta Horton, whose vision guides the school toward values of curiosity, courage, confidence and community.

Community
The school community is the heartbeat of the institution. Parental involvement is valued as a strong home–school partnership that extends beyond meetings and events. A wide range of events, trips, performances, fairs, exhibitions and sports enrich the student experience, and the school emphasises a close-knit, family-like environment where pupils, parents and teachers alike feel valued.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Our campus facilities are purpose-built, designed to reflect the local culture and environment. They provide dedicated spaces for Early Years, Primary, and Secondary education and include specialised learning spaces for various subjects. Innovative science laboratories, a modern library, art studios, and music rooms support creativity and inquiry. A performing arts theatre hosts school productions and assemblies. There are extensive outdoor spaces, including a school garden and several playgrounds, with additional outdoor features such as a rooftop basketball pitch and dedicated sports areas.

Sports Facilities
The sports complex is the centerpiece of the health and physical education programme and includes two sports halls on different levels. A climbing wall provides an additional challenge for students. Separate outdoor pitches offer age-appropriate spaces for athletics and team games. The gym is fully equipped with modern fitness equipment for teachers and secondary students. There is a rooftop basketball pitch and outdoor table tennis facilities.

Academic Facilities
Dedicated learning spaces are designed for different age groups and support varied teaching and learning styles. Collaborative workspaces and project-based learning zones include whiteboards, learning stations, and flexible seating. Classrooms are configured with adjustable desks and ergonomic seating. The library serves all ages and provides access to e-books and online databases. Science labs, art studios, and music rooms support science, creative arts, and music education, and learning spaces are used for both academic work and enrichment activities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Creative Arts and Sports form the core of the extra-curricular programme. Other avenues include St. George's Dragons, House System, Model United Nations, and Duke of Edinburgh.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Academic Clubs include debating, maths, science, robotics, coding, Model United Nations, and academic competitions such as Math Olympiad and Science Fair. Super-curricular learning is integrated into the curriculum, offering independent research projects, advanced courses or workshops, specialised electives, internships, and participation in conferences and academic competitions. Partnerships with leaders in fields such as music and technology enable teachers and professionals to provide mentorship and real-world learning.

Arts & Creative
Visual arts include drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and digital art, with regular exhibitions. Music includes instrument lessons via an International Music School partner, as well as vibrant choirs, orchestra, and bands. Drama features dedicated workshops and annual productions, with opportunities in stagecraft and performance. Integrated yearly productions bring together drama, music and visual arts; Creative writing, design and technology, and dance offer additional outlets; Cultural trips and events broaden students' exposure to art beyond the classroom.

Cultural & Language
Foreign language clubs include Mandarin, Italian and Arabic. Clubs focusing on cultures, languages, and traditions such as calligraphy and dining etiquette promote diversity and cultural understanding. Cultural trips and events broaden experience through visits to art museums and cultural performances.

Social & Hobbies
Go-karts, robotics, computing and Lego clubs provide hands-on technology-based hobbies. Language and culture clubs connect students around shared interests. Trips, residentials and after-school activities provide opportunities for social interaction and personal growth. Clubs rotate every 10–12 weeks to reflect seasons and student interests.

Community & Service
Service Learning is a core component of the IB curriculum (Creativity, Activity, Service for the IB Diploma; and Service Learning for the IB Career-related Programme). The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Programme is offered as a voluntary opportunity. Students engage in initiatives with local charities, environmental projects, and fundraising for international causes, including ongoing charity partnerships such as with Diakonie. These initiatives develop critical thinking, empathy, teamwork and leadership, and foster global citizenship.

Leadership & Professional
Student leadership opportunities exist for both Primary and Secondary pupils; leaders are elected by peers or assigned by teachers. Leadership and mentorship training is offered to every year group. Student leaders play an important role in the day-to-day running of the school and serve as role models for their peers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school offers an extensive sports programme with team sports such as football, basketball, rugby, volleyball and cricket, and individual sports like swimming, table tennis, athletics and gymnastics. The sports programme develops positive, resilient and independent individuals ready to take on life's challenges. Outdoor and adventure endeavours include climbing, the Duke of Edinburgh Award and the environmental club, promoting physical health, teamwork and wellbeing. Physical education emphasizes skill development, time management, and healthy competition.
Languages

Language Provision
English is taught through immersion. German courses are available for learners of all backgrounds, and German language skills are not required to enter; for native-level German study, we follow the local German language curriculum. Foreign language clubs include Mandarin, Italian and Arabic.

Immersion Programs
English is taught through immersion; from Reception, German lessons are provided by expert teachers.
Reputation

Accreditations
COBIS accreditation (Council of British International Schools).
Admissions

Admissions
St.George's Munich serves children from age 2 to 18. The curriculum progresses with age: Pre-Nursery to Reception follows the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework; Years 1–9 follow the National Curriculum of England; Years 10–11 offer International GCSEs accredited by Cambridge International Examinations; Years 12–13 prepare students toward the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme or Career-Related Programme. Pupils join with varying levels of English in Primary, and all new starters are assessed and offered additional language support as required. German language skills are not required to enter; many join with no knowledge of German, and German courses are available to support learners, with native German speakers following the local German language curriculum. Applications can be submitted at any point during the year, with a maximum of 20 pupils per class. Start dates are flexible, though Upper School and Sixth Form entrants may need to join at the start of a cycle. For Secondary admission and entry into IGCSE/IB, placement tests may be required; trial days and placement testing can be arranged throughout the year.

Scholarships
Financial assistance is available with limited provisions for families facing financial challenges to help exceptional students benefit from the programmes. For accurate details on tuition fees and available financial aid, contact the Admissions team.
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