A close-knit community 
All age groups in one building 
Flexible learning spaces 
Voice, choice and ownership Dutch context
ISU is a state funded Dutch International School. As such we connect with our local and wider community. We join in with local events and initiatives, but also visit museums, exhibitions, concerts and local businesses. Many after school activities in the Netherlands are organised by local clubs. While some activities are also organised by the school, we encourage our students to join these local sports clubs or cultural activities within their own neighbourhoods. A bike is the common mode of transport in the Netherlands. Most parents and children cycle to school. It is common practice for older students to cycle during an excursion or an overnight trip.
We offer an inclusive
approach.
At ISU we believe that students have a right to education that enables them to make progress, become confident individuals making a successful transition into adulthood. IB programmes are designed to ensure inclusivity and equitability allowing all IB learners to have equal opportunities.
