Josef-Schwarz Schule Heilbronn: Details and Reviews

Josef-Schwarz Schule Heilbronn

CityHeilbronn

CurriculumsGerman and International

Leaving qualification

Languages of instructionEnglish and German

Age RangeAges 5 to 9

Yearly fees: Not public

Reviews: 1.4

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Parent - May 09, 2024

Rating: - Terrible

Extremely high mobbing problems. The school is not taking action. If you complain then you get issues with the school management.

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Leaving qualifications		N/A
Language of instruction		English and German
Native English and German teachers
Extra languages (other than English and German)
Class sizes	Average	22 students / class
Class sizes	Maximum
Extracurricular activities
School bus

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Languages

Native English and German speaking teachers

Yes

Classroom

Average number of students per class	22
Use of technology in the classroom	All student have access to tablets and notebooks.

School day

School start time	8:30
School finish time	15:30
Supervised care before/after school	Yes
School bus service available	No
School provided lunches	Yes
Uniform required	Yes

About the school

Qualities and characteristics best defining the school	Josef-Schwarz Schule is distinguished by its approach to bilingualism, its specific focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) and its international focus.
Teaching approach of the school	As alternative school, JSS follows the curriculum of Baden-Württemberg, complementing it with international elements. JSS works in two languages (German and English), with most lessons being conducted in English. Teachers from English-speaking countries provide children with authentic interaction in another language in accordance with the immersion principle.