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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

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 boys and girls 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.

Early Years

Ages 3 - 7

In the Early Years at ISL we believe that every child has enormous potential and is a valued contributor both to their own learning and to their world.

Upper Primary

Ages 7 - 11

In Grades 2 -5 in the Lower School, our students are engaged in learning that inspires them to want to investigate further, to understand more fully, to apply learning and to become enthusiastic and active participants in learning in all its forms.

Middle School

Ages 11 - 14

Students in the Middle School are making the transition from childhood to adolescence and are passing through a critical phase in their intellectual, emotional and physical development. Within the Upper School we have developed a middle years programme specifically to meet these needs.

High School

Ages 14 - 18

During the High School years students develop the motivation and self-reliance that they will need at college or university and beyond. To this end, we offer a challenging and stimulating curriculum. In Grades 11 & 12, most students follow the International Baccalaureate Diploma programme.

Stories

Historian Marc Schoentgen educates German language class about the Holocaust

“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.

Shadow Puppetry Exploration

Guest Puppeteer artist Manon Gautier has recently been working creatively with the Grade 6 theatre classes to introduce them to the wonderful world of shadow puppetry.

Meet Tali Golergant

Learn more about Tali Golergant, Alumna (Class of 2019)

Next Events

Discover our Learning Environment

ISL Upper School Entrance — VIRTUAL TOUR