Amity International School Amsterdam

Since 2025, Adrian Frost. He arrived from his role as principal of British-curriculum King’s College School, Cascais, and was previously principal of Amity International School Abu Dhabi for five years. He brings extensive experience from some of the

New students may start throughout the year. Thus far, no waiting list.

In 2025, the second year of students sitting the IBDP, graduates headed to the UK including Universities of Edinburgh, Nottingham, York, Bath and Cambridge (the latter for natural sciences). In the USA, destinations included Princeton (for computer

In 2025, the average IBDP score was nearly 31, with a top score of 43. Nearly half got 32+ points. .

Amity Amsterdam is an accredited IB world school offering all three IB programmes: primary years, middle years and diploma.

The early years classes have a maximum of 20 children, with one teacher and one full-time assistant, while the primary and

All applicants who have special needs are considered on an individual basis. The admissions staff study the reports of the previous school and consults with the student support co-ordinator as they try to assess whether they can offer the support

Amity accommodates a good many EAL pupils. Two EAL teachers provide support on an individual basis to children whose mother-tongue is not English. The EAL teachers work according to a blended model, working with children in their regular classroom

Cocurricular activities (CCAs), held on campus after school, are led by school staff, volunteer parents or one of the many qualified local organisations. A fair lets pupils give them all a try and see what appeals most, from debating, yoga, drama and

Most parents agree that Amity offers a nurturing environment for all children. New pupils are matched up with a buddy with whom they share a home language, nationality, or interests. For children who don’t speak English yet, this buddy could also be

Over 400 students cover 33 different nationalities, with American, British, Dutch and Indian the most prevalent. The majority lives in Amstelveen and arrive on foot or by bike. For the parents who drive their children, a large drop-off area in front

Aside from a five per cent sibling discount currently offered, there are no scholarships or other types of discounts.

A school that many international parents initially saw as merely catching the overflow of the other, more established, international schools in the area, has been increasingly finding its own identity over the last few years. Many parents now