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Annual tuition at Academia Bilingual School Basel ranges from CHF 20,760 to CHF 23,290 for 2026/27.
Annual tuition at Academia Bilingual School Basel ranges from CHF 500 to CHF 23,950 depending on year group. That works out at roughly CHF 500 to CHF 21,760 for the early years, CHF 23,950 for primary. School fees are invoiced in advance and may be paid upfront or via instalment plans (which incur an administrative surcharge). 10% discount on the youngest child's school fee for self-financing families with more than one child enrolled at the same time.
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FAQs
What ages does Academia Bilingual School Basel serve and what curriculum do they follow?
The school serves ages 4 to 12, covering Kindergarten and Primary. It follows the Swiss curriculum with Cambridge Primary in the early years and offers bilingual instruction in German and English.
Where is the campus located and what type of school is it?
The campus is at Hochstrasse 16, Basel SBB area, Basel, Switzerland. It is a private, co-educational day school focusing on bilingual education.
Who leads the school and how many students are there?
The Head of School is Jarrod Brauer, and the school has around 100 pupils, reflecting a small, intimate community.
What are the 2026/27 tuition fees for Kindergarten and Primary?
Kindergarten tuition is CHF 21,760 per year and Primary (Years 1–6) is CHF 23,950 per year. Fees can be paid annually, by semester, quarterly, or monthly, with a small administrative surcharge on some payment plans.
What is the registration fee and is there a sibling discount?
The one-time registration fee is CHF 600 per child (CHF 500 for additional children). There is a 10% sibling discount on the youngest child's school fee for self-financing families.
What costs are included in the fees and what costs are charged separately?
The fee includes teaching materials and care from 08:00 until the start of lessons and during lunch. After-school clubs, trips and school camps are charged separately, as are lunches, transport, and specialist clubs.
How does the admissions process work?
Prospective families start with a personal consultation and campus tour, followed by an optional insight week to experience daily life. If interested, you can book a tour and begin enrollment discussions, including costs.
Are there scholarships or financial aid options?
There are no scholarships listed in the provided information. Payments can be made annually or in installments, with potential administrative considerations.
What happens after primary schooling in terms of secondary education?
Most students continue at Academia International School for Years 7–8. There is a transfer agreement with Basel-Stadt enabling transfer from private to public secondary schooling, including bilingual options.
What facilities are available on campus for learning, arts, and sciences?
The Hochstrasse 16 campus offers bright classrooms and dedicated spaces for art, design, music and science, plus a multipurpose room used as a lunch canteen and extensive indoor/outdoor recreation areas.
What spaces support sports and recreation?
There are spacious indoor and outdoor recreation areas; the school also runs an extensive after-school programme and clubs that include sports activities.
What transport and parking options are available for families?
There is a Basel-area school bus service and secure on-site parking for families.
What after-school clubs and activities are offered, and do they vary by semester?
A range of clubs is offered, including Art Club, Cooking Club, Sports Club, Homework Club, Instrumental Music, Adventure Club and Computer Club. Availability varies by semester and age group.
Are there language booster lessons and other support for newcomers?
Yes. Mother-tongue teachers provide language support and language booster lessons help newcomers start learning in the second language, with a homework room to assist study.
What special programs like ski camps or outdoor adventures exist?
The school runs a winter ski camp for Years 4–6 and a summer outdoor adventure camp, plus other supervised afternoon activities.
How does the school support wellbeing and learning needs?
The school supports each child in small classes with individualized help and language booster lessons. It emphasizes self-reliance, teamwork, motivation and respect through diverse projects, with safeguarding guided by a Code of Conduct.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
Safeguarding is guided by the school's Code of Conduct, which promotes respect, responsibility and safety for students, families and staff.
Is there information about mental wellbeing resources?
Mental wellbeing is not detailed in the provided information; the school emphasizes wellbeing through its bilingual environment, small classes and supportive staff, and families can discuss specific needs with the school.
Is there a uniform or boarding option?
There is no compulsory uniform and boarding is not available; the school operates as a day school with a before/after-school programme.
How is food arranged and what options are available?
Lunch is provided as part of the day-care programme, with meat, vegetarian and vegan options; allergy requirements are accommodated.
