German Primary School of Debrecen

Hungary, Debrecen

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The school at a glance

Instructs in German, Hungarian

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2022

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum German Curriculum

Taught languages German, Hungarian, English

Strengths Languages, STEM, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Primary School

Introduction

German Primary School of Debrecen is a German-language primary school in Debrecen, operating as a department of the German international school at the Hungarian-German Education Center in Baja. The school follows the educational plans of Bavaria to enable progression to a German-language internal school, while Hungarian-language instruction and literature support compatibility with the Hungarian system. For Hungarian-speaking students, German is taught as a foreign language and Hungarian as a foreign language for German-speaking students. The school is a Begegnungsschule that brings together mother-tongue German and Hungarian children, using music and shared traditions to strengthen understanding between cultures. Opened in Debrecen in August 2022, it lies in a new building with a library, a media center, and a gym; every classroom has an outdoor area. After-school care runs from 07:00 to 17:00, with optional after-school programs and activities including chess, Lego robotics, modern dance, and English, and other enriching after-school options.

ubz-dgd.hu

4027 Debrecen, Sinai Miklós utca 4

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The Essentials

Location

Located in Debrecen, Hungary. The school's address is 4027 Debrecen Sinai Miklós utca 4. The campus serves the Debrecen area as a German-language primary school. It is part of the UBZ-DGD network in Debrecen.

Stages

Primary school (Grundschule) for early education. Entry begins at first grade for new students (see enrollment for 2026/27).

Type

German-language primary school

Country affiliation

Germany

School day structure

Morning care is available from 7:00 to 7:45. After-school care (Napközi) runs from 14:35 to 17:00.

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Fees

Application fees

- Application form: complete the school's published application form for entry (submission by email or delivered to the school reception). No separate application fee is charged for admission.

Tuition fees (by year group and term)

- Tuition: no tuition fees are charged for attendance at the Debreceni Német Általános Iskola; instruction is provided as the school's standard day-school provision (no term or annual tuition applies).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- School meals (tízórai, ebéd, uzsonna): meals are provided and meal ordering and billing are managed through the E‑MENZA system. Meal charges are billed via the E‑MENZA platform according to the platform's billing schedule and terms. (Families use the school's E‑MENZA account to place orders and to receive billing information.)

- After-school clubs and extracurricular activities: where a fee applies, the published charge is shown as a monthly rate (Ft / hónap) or an hourly rate. Fees for chargeable activities are collected on a monthly basis or as specified for that activity; individual activity listings state the amount and frequency. Examples of currently published activity fees (HUF) are:
- Chess: HUF 7,000 per month per child.
- Lego robotics: HUF 3,750 per hour per child; HUF 15,000 per month (weekly attendance); HUF 7,500 per month (biweekly attendance).
- Sensorimotor (szenzoros) gymnastics: HUF 5,000 per month per child.
- Karate: HUF 5,000 per month per child.
- Children's yoga: HUF 4,000 per month per child.
- English club: HUF 6,000 per month per child.
- Basketball: HUF 5,000 per month per child.
- Several other clubs are offered free of charge.
These activity fees are stated in Hungarian forints and are billed according to the activity organiser's published cadence (typically monthly).

- Napközi (after‑school supervision): day supervision is available Monday–Friday (7:00–17:00) and the school's published information indicates this supervision is provided free of charge; any optional chargeable clubs attended after napközi are billed separately as above.

Boarding fees (kollégium)

- Boarding: the Debreceni Német Általános Iskola operates as a day primary school; no boarding/kollégium provision or boarding fees are listed for the school.

Other costs and fees

- Extracurricular material or participation costs: certain paid clubs may include additional material costs (these are determined by the individual activity and are communicated at enrolment). Published monthly fees above do not state extra material charges but parents should expect occasional small material or equipment costs for some activities.

- School-supplied meals: meal prices themselves are set and billed through the E‑MENZA service; the meal provider and menus are published, and meal charges are handled through the platform. The school's catering provider is listed in the school's catering information.

- Uniforms: there is no compulsory school uniform fee specified in the school's regulations and no uniform charge is listed in the school rules. Standard expectations for appropriate school clothing are set out in the school regulations.

Refund information

- Refunds for paid extracurricular activities: no school-wide refund schedule for extracurricular fees is published in the school regulations; refund or cancellation terms for a specific paid activity are handled according to the activity organiser's conditions and the arrangements communicated at enrolment. Meal refunds and payment adjustments follow the billing and refund rules of the E‑MENZA system used for catering.

Fee payment options

- Meals: payments and billing for meals are managed through the E‑MENZA platform (the school's E‑MENZA account is used for ordering and billing). The E‑MENZA service provides the payment channels for meal charges.

- Extracurricular fees and other small charges: monthly or activity-specific fees are collected according to the arrangements communicated by the school and the activity organiser; parents receive enrolment confirmation and payment instructions for each paid activity (contact details for after‑school coordination are published by the school). For general administrative matters and billing contacts, use the school's published contact addresses and phone number.

(Amounts shown are in Hungarian forints — HUF — and reflect the published monthly or hourly charges for the school's paid clubs and services.)

Academics

Curriculum

The German Primary School Debrecen is a department of the German international school at the Hungarian-German Education Center in Baja. The school aims to be a Begegnungsschule (a school of encounter) and welcomes both mother-tongue German and Hungarian children. It teaches on the basis of the educational plans of the Land of Bavaria for progression to a German-language school. For Hungarian children, instruction in Hungarian language and literature ensures compatibility with the Hungarian education system; German-language instruction is complemented by German as a foreign language for Hungarian-speaking students, and Hungarian as a foreign language for German-speaking students. The languages and traditions of both countries form a connecting bond, and music fosters mutual understanding. The school prepares students for continuing their education at a German-language internal school.

Higher Education Progression

The school prepares students for continuing their education at a German-language internal school.

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Admissions

1. Enrollment for the 2026/27 academic year into the first grade requires submitting enrollment forms by January 16, 2026 at 13:00. Download the enrollment form, fill it out, and send the scanned copy to titkarsag@ubz-dgd.hu or hand it in at the school reception. The school address is 4027 Debrecen Sinai Miklós utca 4. 2. Arrival and departure from the school: Please indicate when your child leaves the school. Morning supervision is available from 7:00 to 7:45; afternoon supervision lasts until 17:00. 3. Meals and dietary provisions: If your child has a food intolerance, consult Hungast's information; read the notice and, if you wish to request a diet meal, fill out the dietary meals request form found in the dietary section. Include the medical certificate with the request. 4. Free or discounted services declarations: If your child qualifies for regular child protection benefits or other listed categories, download the declaration for the application. Then fill it out and send it to titkarsag@ubz-dgd.hu or hand it in at the school reception. 5. Student ID card: To apply for a student ID, first visit the local registry office/government window to register the NEK data sheet. You will need personal identification documents and proof of address; a photo is taken on site. After the NEK data sheet is registered, inform the secretariat at ubz-dgd.hu and in the first week of August we will initiate your child's student ID application on oktatas.hu. The process and the card arrival take at least one month. A downloadable certificate showing the application is in progress can substitute the card until it arrives.

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FAQs

Where is the German Primary School Debrecen located, and what network is it part of?

The school is in Debrecen, Hungary, at 4027 Debrecen Sinai Miklós utca 4. It operates as a department of the German international school at the Hungarian-German Education Center in Baja and is part of the UBZ-DGD network in Debrecen.

What curriculum does the school follow and what is its language arrangement?

The school follows the Bavarian state curricula for progression to a German-language internal school. German-language instruction is used in core subjects; Hungarian language and literature ensures alignment with the Hungarian system; German as a foreign language is offered for Hungarian-speaking students and Hungarian as a foreign language for German-speaking students.

When did the school open and what is its purpose?

The school opened in 2022. It aims to be a Begegnungsschule (school of encounter) welcoming both German-native and Hungarian-native children and prepares students to continue their education at a German-language internal school.

What are the tuition fees for attending the Debreceni Német Általános Iskola?

There are no tuition fees for attendance; it is provided as standard day-school provision. Meals are provided and billed via the E‑MENZA system, and after-school clubs may have monthly or hourly fees where applicable.

How do I apply for the 2026/27 academic year, and what are the key deadlines?

Enrollment forms must be submitted by January 16, 2026 at 13:00. You can email the completed form to titkarsag@ubz-dgd.hu or hand it in at the school reception; the process also covers meals/dietary provisions and, if needed, the student ID process.

Are there scholarships or a waitlist for admission?

No scholarships are listed for this school, and waitlist information is not provided in the available data.

What is the academic focus and curriculum structure?

The school uses Bavarian curricula for progression to a German-language internal school. German is the language of instruction in core subjects, while Hungarian language and literature are taught to align with the Hungarian system; German as a foreign language is available for Hungarian-speaking students, and Hungarian as a foreign language for German-speaking students.

Do you publish exam results or know class sizes?

Exam results and class size data are not published in the available information. The school aims to prepare students for continuing education at a German-language internal school.

What happens after primary school here?

The school prepares students for continuing education at a German-language internal school, aligning with Bavarian state curricula to ease transitions within the German education system.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The school operates in a new building with modern classrooms, a library, a media center, and a gymnasium. Each classroom has its own outdoor area.

Are meals provided, and how are they billed?

Three meals are provided daily (morning snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack). Meal charges are billed through the E‑MENZA platform using the school's E‑MENZA account.

Is after-school care available, and are there any club fees?

Napközi (after-school supervision) runs from 14:35 to 17:00 and is free of charge. Some after-school clubs have monthly or hourly fees, such as chess or Lego robotics.

What after-school clubs are offered and do they cost money?

Clubs include chess, Lego robotics, sensorimotor gymnastics, crafts, karate, children's yoga, English, football, and basketball; some clubs have published monthly or hourly fees.

What kind of events and celebrations are part of school life?

Events include the Wunderbar Festival Week with German-language performances, St. Martin's Day celebrations, Fasching, Abschlussfest, and Weinlesefest; Open House Day invites the community to visit.

Are there leadership opportunities for students?

Yes, student councils and class representatives give students a platform to participate in school life and contribute to the community.

How does the school support wellbeing and social-emotional development?

The school emphasizes personality development and conflict prevention to promote respectful communication and collaborative problem solving; issues are addressed through teachers, form tutors, branch heads, and the principal as needed.

What languages are taught beyond German?

Hungarian language and literature are taught to align with the Hungarian system, and English is taught as a language subject. In grades 3–4, German is the main language with German as a foreign language and Hungarian as a foreign language.

How is safeguarding addressed at the school?

Safeguarding uses structured conflict management with a clear escalation path (teacher → form tutor → branch head → principal), plus an appeals/complaints process; a disciplinary committee may be involved for serious cases, and student representatives support safety.

Is there a boarding option?

No, the school operates as a day primary school; after-school care is available.

Is there a school uniform, and what do students wear?

There is no compulsory school uniform; primary students wear indoor slippers and follow general clothing guidelines.

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