About Phorms Bilingual School Berlin-Mitte
Phorms Bilingual School is a private school in Berlin-Mitte. In our nursery, primary and secondary school the students are taught in German and English using the immersion method.
We are proud to be able to offer our students a wide range of interesting activities to reveal and develop their talents at an early stage. From Year 3 in our primary school children can opt to study different elective subjects. Our afternoon programme also offers students an extensive and varied agenda. From Year 7 in our secondary school we provide a diverse choice of elective subjects in the areas of language and science. Phorms Bilingual School also supports children with special educational needs, who study in one class with the other children.
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German
Primary Language
English
Ages
2 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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My child goes to Kita. Directors are the best. I'm very happy with the ways they manage teachers' absences. In general, all educators are really good and involved. There are a great number of male teachers. My child loves the place. I'm disappointed with the food(I'm from Russia, and in our Kitas, we have much healthier breakfasts). Children also have unlimited access to fruits/vegetables/snacks/bread, so my child eats constantly and mostly bread. It influences the child's appearance, and I don't know how to stop it. I can also mention that in the whole kita (150 children), I've only seen 1 Indian child and 2 black children, but all other nationalities are mixed almost in the same proportions. I don't think that it's a problem for these nationalities. School is very open to all children, but they mostly have children from nearby, and we have a lot of European expats here. Families are great, so I think directors do a great job when selecting families. I know families who pay minimum so selection doesn't base on your income.
Phorms Bilingual School is an excellent educational institution with a progressive focus on digital and international education promoting diversity, tolerance, cultural literacy connected with a highly valuable multi-level educational programme that peaks in the IB Diploma.
Not very effective process for admitting small in in school.
My daughter is in Phorms Mitte Primary school and is about to switch to the gymnasium. I would say it's a truly international school. They try to keep both English and German at a high level which was important to us. Math/Science level is way higher than in the public school she was attending until 4th grade. No talks about brands, cars, or money.
This is NOT an inclusive school, despite what they say in their ads and website.
Good school with excellent facilities, but teachers not so professional and providing not enough knowledge.
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Christa Schwarz, 12 months ago
Highly recommend this school. Our kids love going. It’s a very inclusive environment and all staff, starting from the principal to teachers to administration staff are incredible helpful and approachable. Everybody has an open ear and is friendly. Communications on all levels work perfect. We couldn’t be happier.
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Levi Sacher, 2 years ago
I attend the Oberstufe of this school and have been part of it since grade 1. My english is basically on the level of any native english speaker. The best part about the school is easily how amazing the teachers are, people from all around the world that not only know more than any normal person could ever even dream of, but are also happy to share that knowledge with their students. School is actually something that I look forward to every single day, and really, what could be better than that, coming from a sixteen year old boy?
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Edda Ostertag, 3 months ago
Very disappointing application process. Teacher and Erzieher seems to miss the basic ability how to make a visiting primary kid feel comfortable. On the other side very fast judgement of primary kids.Should your kid not match the the imagined standard profile don’t bother to apply! Non inclusive school!
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Beny Yz, a month ago
Few weeks ago I just wanted to get some information about the kindergarten (kita) and went there. I went on purpose to see everyting from my own eyes. The lady there was not really willing to give some information and she was not nice. She did not really know details and called someone for details. If you sit there you should know the basic details and you can also read your own website which she recommended to me. I was on that day on vacation thus, was casually dressed. I think she wants to answer the questions of people that come there in a suit and upper class car. I must have also paid the maximum fee for the school but now your school is not among our choices....
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Wenbing Li, 11 months ago
The head of kinder is not responsible and arrogant. If you are not German avoid sending your little ones there since she is very judgmental and quite rude. The turnover rate is very high as teachers were complaining how bad her management is.