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6 ways international schools differ from Dutch state schools
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Dutch state schools teach entirely in Dutch, which can mean a steep adjustment period for children who don’t speak the language yet.
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Fees range from around €4,500 per year for subsidised Dutch International Schools, up to €15,000 to €23,000+ annually for fully private international schools.
An international school often offers smaller class sizes compared to a Dutch state school.
While state schools serve a local neighbourhood, international schools serve a global community.