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British School in the Netherlands (The) - Senior School Leidschenveen

Non-profit school · The Hague, The Netherlands
  • Ages 11-18
  • Co-ed
  • From € 26,526 pa
  • 375 students
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Although it promotes itself as one (very large) school, BSN is spread out over five campuses, each with its own head of school. While the curriculum, policies, and standards are the same for all campuses, there do appear to be some differences between the locations, and there is not much contact between the families of different campuses.

There are three junior campuses (Diamanthorst, Vlaskamp and Leidschenveen) and two senior campuses, one next to the junior campus in Leidschenveen and one in the leafy town of Voorschoten in between The Hague and Leiden. The senior schools cater for students aged 12-18. Today, BSN has become a massive school with about 2,400 students across all the campuses.

The new senior school in Leidschenveen (close to the motorway network) means that children will be able to stay in the same place from ages 3 to 18, obviously a huge benefit for families with children of different ages. The other senior school (SSV - over 1000 students) is a bit further out, in the leafy town of Voorschoten in between The Hague and Leiden.

The Diamanthorst (JSD - approximately 325 students) and Vlaskamp (JSV - about 610 children) junior campuses are located in the residential Mariahoeve area in the north-east of The Hague, 5 minutes from each other. The mid-sized Leidschenveen location (JSL) - with a student body of 450 - is on the western outskirts of The Hague.

Parents who prefer the Vlaskamp location, like it because of its huge outdoor area and proximity to the city centre. Nearby Diamanthorst, on the contrary, although also near the city centre, has a smaller outside space and offers a bit more ‘homely' feel. The Leidschenveen junior location is housed in the newest building (except for its elder sibling), has lots of outdoor space, and a larger number of Dutch children than the other campuses.

For full our review on the school as a whole, giant as it is, go to the overall GSGI review: https://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/schools/500439/the-british-school-in-the-netherlands

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Overview

Student numbers
375
Curricula
  • International
  • British
SEN provision
Mainstream with SEN support
Religion
Non-denominational
Fees
€ 26,526 - € 28,014
Ownership
Owned by an Association, a ‘vereniging’ in Dutch
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Head of school

Head of senior school

James Oxlade

Since 2019, James Oxlade.


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Teaching & learning

Curricula & qualifications
  • International - International Baccalaureate (Diploma)
  • International - International Baccalaureate (IB) Career-related Programme (CP)
  • British - GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education)
  • British - National Curriculum for England

Classroom & community

School year
September – July
Uniform requirements
Yes

Money matters

Annual fee range
€ 26,526 - € 28,014
Fee information
The Annual Fees include compulsory (day) trips and residentials (Key Stage 2, 3, 4 and 5) and exams (Key Stage 4 and 5, and CNaVT exam).
Enrolment fee: € 2,000 (one-off).
Capital Fee: €2,500. The Capital Fee will be charged annually once your child reaches Year 1, to ensure the school’s quality over the longer term and is applied to the development of the school’s infrastructure and facilities.

The last word

Although it promotes itself as one (very large) school, BSN is spread out over five campuses, each with its own head of school. While the curriculum, policies, and standards are the same for all campuses, there do appear to be some differences


Accreditations, inspections & memberships

Accreditations/Inspections
    Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS)
    Council of British International Schools (COBIS)
Memberships
COBIS, HMC, IAPS. High Performance Learning (HPL)

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Address

Vrouw Avenweg 422
The Hague
2493 WZ
The Netherlands
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School data & information British School in the Netherlands (The) - Senior School Leidschenveen Vrouw Avenweg 422, The Hague, 2493 WZ , The Netherlands
375 Pupil numbers

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SEN overview

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