5 verified schools on the platform. Listings are sorted by AI match strength — every entry is hand-checked by our admissions team for tuition accuracy, current intake, and accreditations.
Wassenaar, The Hague, NetherlandsFounded 1953 in Wassenaar — the longest-running American international school in the Netherlands, ~1,200 students ages 3-18, American Diploma + AP + IB Diploma.
Amsterdam, NetherlandsFounded 2003 — Amsterdam's flagship IB World School, ~1,400 students across four locations, full PYP/MYP/DP Continuum, day only, partly publicly subsidised (Dutch international stream).
Eindhoven, NetherlandsFounded 1981 — the Brainport (ASML/Philips) families' IB school, ~1,400 students ages 4-19, full PYP/MYP/DP Continuum, partly subsidised Dutch International School.
Amstelveen, Amsterdam, NetherlandsEurope's first IB World School authorized for all three IB programmes (PYP, MYP, Diploma) — Amstelveen campus serving 1,300 students from 60+ countries.
Rotterdam, NetherlandsFounded 2002 in Rotterdam — an IB World School running PYP/MYP/DP, ~700 students ages 3-18, part of the global Nord Anglia Education network of 90+ schools.
The Netherlands quietly hosts one of Europe's most cost-effective international school markets — thanks to a Dutch government subsidy that keeps fees a fraction of London or Geneva. Here's the operational guide for 2026, school-by-school.
AICS is Amsterdam's flagship international school — a DAIS-subsidised IB World School where families pay a fraction of comparable London or Geneva fees for the same IB Continuum. Here's the operational 2026 guide.
Tuition is the headline number. The total cost — boarding, travel, ancillaries, insurance, summer programs — is often 15-25% higher than the published number. Here's the honest accounting across the five major boarding markets.
A practical checklist for families moving across countries: curriculum continuity, language, peer mobility, and re-entry planning.
