International School Fees in Netherlands

Netherlands has 5 verified international schools in this collection on Schoozy, with annual tuition from €6.4K–€43.6K (median €7.9K). The table compares every school by tuition, curriculum, ages and boarding.

At a Glance

5

Verified schools

€7.9K

Median annual tuition

€6.4K–€43.6K

Tuition range

Last updated Jul 5, 2026

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LocationCurriculumBoarding
Eindhoven International SchoolEindhoven4–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB Diploma€6.4K–€9.1KNo
The British School in The NetherlandsThe Hague3–18IGCSE, IB Diploma€7.1K–€29KNo
UWC MaastrichtMaastrichtIB Diploma€7.9K–€43.6KNo
American School of The HagueWassenaar3–18IB Diploma, AP€20.3K–€29KNo
International School of AmsterdamAmsterdam3–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB Diploma€21.9K–€34.7KNo
Tuition bandSchools
Under €7.4K2 schools
€7.4K – €16.2K1 school
€16.2K and above2 schools

Featured international schools

Eindhoven International School

Overview: IB PYP, IB MYP · 4–18 · €6.4K–€9.1K

International School Eindhoven (ISE) is a leading international day school in Eindhoven, Netherlands, serving over 1,400 students from 60+ nationalities. The school offers the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) through its International departments, alongside a Dutch Bilingual programme. Located at the heart of one of Europe's top tech and design innovation hubs, ISE fosters a genuinely multicultural community where more than 40 languages are spoken. With two campuses and around 200 teachers, ISE combines rigorous international academics with a strong commitment to language learning and inclusion.

The British School in The Netherlands

Overview: IGCSE, IB Diploma · 3–18 · €7.1K–€29K

The British School in The Netherlands (BSN) is a leading international day school for ages 3–18, founded in 1931 and based across four campuses near The Hague. It offers a British-style curriculum encompassing IGCSE, A-Levels, and BTECs, alongside the IB Diploma and Career-Related programmes. BSN's diverse community of nearly 2,100 students represents close to 90 nationalities, united by a shared commitment to Academic Excellence, Breadth of Experience, and Character & Community. As a non-selective school, BSN welcomes students of all abilities and English levels, supported by an extensive EAL programme. Graduates consistently earn places at prestigious universities worldwide, with 95% securing their first or second choice.

UWC Maastricht

Overview: IB Diploma · · €7.9K–€43.6K

UWC Maastricht is a leading international day and boarding school in the Netherlands for students aged 4–19, welcoming over 900 students from more than 100 nationalities. It offers the full IB curriculum — PYP, MYP, DP and CP — in a richly multicultural community committed to the UWC mission of making education a force for peace and a sustainable future. The school combines rigorous academic programmes with a strong emphasis on intercultural understanding, sustainability and community service. Residential students (ages 16–19) are selected through the global UWC national committee network, while day students from the Maastricht region join from age 4. Its campus in the Amby district features state-of-the-art facilities including science labs, music rooms, an atrium, library, gymnasium and boarding residences.

American School of The Hague

Overview: IB Diploma, AP · 3–18 · €20.3K–€29K

The American School of The Hague (ASH) is a premier private international day school in Wassenaar (near The Hague), serving approximately 1,200 students aged 3–18 from more than 70 countries. ASH emphasizes student-centered, experiential education integrating hands-on STEM, the Arts, and a distinctive Peace & Diplomacy program. Unique among Dutch international schools, ASH offers both the IB Diploma Programme and US AP courses, consistently achieving results well above global averages. The school's community of 70+ nationalities, open admissions policy, and strong university placement record make it a leading choice for expatriate and internationally mobile families in the Netherlands.

International School of Amsterdam

Overview: IB PYP, IB MYP · 3–18 · €21.9K–€34.7K

The International School of Amsterdam (ISA), founded in 1964, is an independent non-profit day school in Amsterdam offering the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) to approximately 1,300 students from 60+ nationalities. Guided by the motto 'Developing Minds, Character and Communities,' ISA provides an inquiry-based, internationally-minded education with strong emphasis on languages, arts, and community service. The school is one of the world's longest-established IB institutions, having offered the Diploma Programme since 1980, and consistently achieves IB pass rates above 98%.

How this list is compiled

This directory lists every published international schools in scope, drawn from official school websites, structured research and editorial verification.

Data sources: official school websites, Schoozy deep research and editorial review.

Last verified Jul 5, 2026.

Editorial review of this collection is in progress.

Understanding the full cost

Beyond annual tuition, most schools charge one-off and recurring extras. Typical additional fees among the schools listed here:

Registration fee
€200–€320

FAQ: International School Fees

How many international schools are listed here?

There are currently 5 international schools in this collection on Schoozy. Every entry is a verified, published listing.

Which schools have the lowest fees?

Annual tuition across the schools listed here ranges €6.4K–€43.6K. Sort the comparison table by annual tuition to see the most affordable options first. Fees vary by grade level and whether boarding is offered.

Can my child enrol without speaking the local language?

Many international schools teach in English and accept students with limited local-language ability, often through EAL (English as an Additional Language) support. Entry requirements differ by school and grade — check each school's admissions page for its language policy and any assessment.

How is the school year and grade level counted?

International schools usually follow their home system's grade names (for example US grades, UK years or the IB programme structure), which may not map one-to-one to the local system. Each school listing shows the age range it serves so you can match your child's stage.

When can students transfer in?

Most schools accept applications year-round and admit mid-year subject to availability, though the main intake aligns with the start of the academic year. Places in popular grades can be waitlisted — apply early and confirm transfer timing with the school directly.

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