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Compare German Curriculum International Schools in Romania

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Instructs in German, English, Romanian
Ages 2 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Hermann Oberth International German School is a private K–12 institution founded in 2006 with a German–Romanian ethos. It offers kindergarten through high school education, blending the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (as a candidate IB World School) with the Canadian curriculum. The multilingual language portfolio includes German (verified by language exams), English (Cambridge), French, Spanish and Romanian, with a strong emphasis on science and information technology, entrepreneurship, ethics, and psychology integrated across the curriculum. Class sizes are small to allow individualized attention, and teaching emphasizes interculturality and democratic citizenship across all levels. The school is accredited by the Romanian Ministry of Education, Research, Youth and Sports and ARACIP. Facilities include on-site medical care, psychopedagogical support, a canteen with locally sourced meals, sport courts and two gyms, plus IT/Robotics labs and a Smart Digital Lab. Extracurriculars cover academic, arts and language clubs and cross-disciplinary projects, including Olympiads.
Instructs in German
Ages 1 - 18 years
Fees RON 7,100 - 14,550
Pupils 460
Type Co-educational
Deutsche Schule Bukarest is a German Auslandsschule delivering the German curriculum for students aged 1 to 18. The campus combines modern facilities with a strong language focus, and instruction is primarily in German, complemented by Romanian, French and English language programs. The school offers a continuous path from primary through the Deutsches Internationales Abitur (DIA) pathway in the upper levels, with a bridging Grade 10 and the option to complete the Realschulabschluss (MSA) along the way. Facilities include laboratories for science teaching, a dedicated library of over 2,500 titles, and a sports hall that supports physical education and activities. Language competence is central; native German staff and language support create a bilingual environment. Extracurriculars range from UN-Debate participation and math contests to music festivals, concerts, peer tutoring, and kindergarten mentoring. The DSBU community emphasizes student leadership, social development, and service through structured programs and festivals on campus throughout the year.
Instructs in English, Romanian
Ages 2 - 18 years
Pupils 700
Type Co-educational
Mark Twain International School’s Senior Campus is the school’s secondary division for Grades 5–12, located near Băneasa Forest in northern Bucharest. Students can study through an English-medium international division or an English–Romanian bilingual division. The campus delivers the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme, followed by a choice between the IB Diploma Programme and Romania’s National Baccalaureate pathway in the final years. School-wide facilities across the adjacent Băneasa campuses include science and media laboratories, music studios, sports spaces and extensive green areas. Senior students can participate in academic projects, musical theatre, sport, language activities, educational excursions and community-service work. A distinctive feature is the availability of two separate graduation routes within the same secondary school, allowing students to select either an internationally recognised IB Diploma or a Romanian qualification. The Senior Campus also supports practical scientific learning, including research activities linked to the school’s on-site professional weather station.
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