St. George's, The British International School, Munich

In Brief

A solid British-curriculum option in the heart of Munich, good for families wanting English National Curriculum continuity and a central location. Smaller than MIS or BIS; ask about co-curricular breadth and class sizes for your year group.

St George's is the only school in this Munich top three with a genuinely central location - Heidemann Strasse sits in the Moosach area, well inside the city. For families based in central or north Munich who want British curriculum continuity, that location alone makes it worth serious consideration. The school runs EYFS and the English National Curriculum from Pre-Nursery, then IGCSE from Year 10 and IB Diploma and Career-related Programme from Year 12.

The 2025 IB Diploma average was 34 points - four points above the world average and a creditable result for a school of around 600 students. Part of the St George's British International Schools network, which operates schools across Europe; that network brings shared resources, teacher recruitment and curriculum materials while the Munich campus maintains its own day-to-day community. Parent feedback points to a welcoming atmosphere and strong pastoral care.

Fees are not fully published and the figures used here are approximate based on available data; contact the school directly for the current fee schedule. With around 600 students, this is the smallest of the three schools in this list - which some families will see as a positive (more individual attention, everyone knows each other) and others as a limitation on co-curricular range and peer diversity. Ask about sixth-form subject options and what happens if your child's preferred IB subjects are not available in a smaller cohort.