International School Utrecht

IB

Middle Years Programme e-assessments and Diploma Programme exams

Class of 2025: 77 candidates, pass rate 97%, ISU highest score: 45 points, ISU average points: 32,2 Class of 2024: 63 candidates, pass rate 100%, ISU highest score: 43, ISU average points: 31,6 Class of 2023: 50 candidates, pass rate 98%, ISU highest score: 43. ISU average points: 31, 5

Dutch Language Acquisition; Dutch Language and Literature; Spanish Language Acquisition; Spanish Language & Literature

Additional educational needs refer to various groups of students who for a variety of reasons may face additional barriers to education and learning. This includes students with a diagnosed learning disability or learning difficulty. Additional educational needs can be categorised under the four broad areas of development: Communication & interaction Cognition & learning Social, emotional and mental health difficulties Sensory and/or physical needs Additional needs are best considered in terms of a continuum from milder needs to more complex needs. Our inclusion framework is organised through three tiers. These tiers form a continuum to provide students with instruction and interventions at increasing levels of intensity.

ISU is an inclusive school. We believe that all children and young people are entitled to an education that enables them to make progress so that they can achieve their best, become confident individuals making a successful transition into adulthood. In our diverse and dynamic school community we welcome differences between students, and we make sure to meet their individual educational needs. Please find out more about our inclusion team on the school website.

Yes

08:30 – Primary 14:30; secondary according to timetable

No, but we do have a food counter, where students can purchase sandwiches and snacks. In primary students can order a Tommy Tomato lunch twice per week.

No