We believe in the power of listening to each other
High School student speaking during an Upper School Assembly
We believe learning should happen in and out of the classroom
Early Years student holding a snail
We believe change is almost always a force for good
Middle School students posing with protest signs before the climate strike
We believe we achieve more if we work as a team
Middle School students doing a science experiment
We believe in looking after each other like family
Teaching assistant reading a book to early years students

Welcome to the International School of Luxembourg

A thriving Preschool - Grade 12 international school
for children aged 3 - 18 years

We provide an outstanding education and inspire our students to engage in both academic and enriching co-curricular programmes. Our students enjoy school and set high expectations for themselves. The community is continually rewarded by their achievements.

Stories

ISL Parents in ISL Upper School Cafeteria, learn about the theory of knowledge (TOK) in a special breakfast dedicated to the subject.

Theory of Knowledge (ToK) is essentially a deep-critical-thinking course, which invites Upper School students to consider the way knowledge is produced, its relationships and values, how we communicate our beliefs and opinions, and why knowledge develops over time. The five areas of knowledge help to discover this: the Arts, History, Human Science, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences. In ToK classes, we investigate how the nature of knowledge differs in these areas. With the help of concepts such as perspective, objectivity, truth, evidence, and certainty, the students analyse real-life situations in and out of the classrooms.

Read More about Deep Critical Thinking Classes at ISL
ISL Team in F1 Finals

A team of ISL students became the first team to represent Luxembourg at the F1 in Schools World Finals. This year the F1 in Schools event was held in the iconic heart of British Motor racing: The Silverstone track. The event was attended by hundreds of competitors and visitors all the time surrounded by the sounds of racing taking place. Teams had the opportunities to present their many challenges and achievements to everyone through their ‘Pit Displays’ and the various trips and events which took place.

Read More about ISL Student Team Represented Luxembourg at the F1 in Schools World Finals for the First Time
Graduation Ceremony 2022

On Wednesday 25 May, the International School of Luxembourg (ISL)’s Class of 2022 graduated at the Grand Theatre de la Ville de Luxembourg. Parents and relatives were delighted to attend the event on site for the first time since 2019, after Covid-related restrictions have been lifted.

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Diversity Day 2022

This year Diversity Day in Luxembourg celebrates its 10th anniversary of the signing of the Luxembourg Diversity Charter of which ISL is a signatory.

At ISL different activities were planned to celebrate and embrace our differences, promote an inclusive community, and think about how we can ensure ISL is a school where everyone feels valued, appreciated and engaged.

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Zonta Award 2022

On Thursday, 5 May, four outstanding young women were awarded the Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs (YWPA) award in a ceremony at the Athénée de Luxembourg. Three ISL students – Naz Erdogan, Maya Fish (participating via Zoom), Laurine Koenig – as well as Ashley Monteiro from the Athénée de Luxembourg, were celebrated in a ceremony hosted by former YWPA winner (2012) Shabnam Ahani-Kamangar.

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Marc Schoentgen

“Stumbling stones” are brass plates, which remember the life and death of victims of Nazi persecution. What a special moment when the students of the German A class were allowed to hold a “stumbling stone” in their hands, which remembered the deportation and the death of Bernard Nussbaum, a 10 year old Jewish boy from Luxemburg.

Read More about Historian Marc Schoentgen educates German language class about the Holocaust
Nicki Crush Farewell Message

As I retire after twenty-six years at ISL, it has been a privilege and a pleasure to be a part of its growth. I look forward to seeing the School’s continued success and encourage everyone at school to embrace the changes that will come, to encourage and challenge our students to think big and to develop the passions and skills they will need to be future ready.

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