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On May 15th, upon a completion of IB DP Exams, our whole school community gathered to hold a graduation ceremony for our class of 2024. Your journey towards this day has been neither easy nor linear, full of ups and downs, successes and challenges. Yet,

Our School’s First Pilgrimage Trip We just returned from Greece, the last but definitely not the least one of our school trips. In fact, this might have been the most important journey we have undertaken this year – dwelling not just into history, but into

Retire me to my Milan, where every third thought shall be my grave”, wrote William Shakespeare. We chose a happier occasion to pay our respects – a school trip, where every step was a lesson in history, art, and culture, and a fascinating tale of

Schloss Krumbach International School’s younger students just returned from an exciting learning journey to the vibrant city of Berlin, delving into the chapters of European culture, art, technology, history, and art, that shaped the world we live in today. From standing in awe before the

We are committed to expanding national and cultural diversity on campus, and travel extensively to communicate the values and activities of our school to the big and beautiful world of international education. If only it was really possible to travel such long distances with a

Schloss Krumbach International School prides itself with a very robust knowledge framework in humanities. We are also a medieval castle with 13 centuries of history to build up on. Long story short, of course our students hold expertise in flags’ tapestry of European history, and

Easter break is right around the corner, which means it is time for many of our students, who celebrate this festive time, to start thinking of the lovely presents for their families. And what can be more heartwarming than a hand-made watercolor postcard? This is

Within the framework of music history classes, we organized an impromptu cello and piano concert. Our musics teacher and a visiting celloist played: 1. Gabriel Faure “Awakening” 2. Cesar Franck. Cello sonata (3rd movement) 3. Camille Saint-Saens “The swan” Students studied these pieces in class

Our Grade 10 Student, Grygorii, has recently won a silver medal at an Open Belgian Karate Championship in Westerlo, in the category semi-contact, age group below 16. We are very proud of his persistent and consistent work and how he manages to combine athletic achievements

We are regular visitors to Konzerthaus, for our school raises young art connoisseurs who are capable of recognizing and appreciating classical music. This time we attended a concert of Martha Argerich, an Argentinian piano player who is believed to be one of the greatest performers