ISR to Open Additional Campus in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel: Landmark Altes Comenius Building to Become a School Again as Early as August 2027
ISR International School on the Rhine Neuss / Düsseldorf / Meerbusch
ISR to Open Additional Campus in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel: Landmark Altes Comenius Building to Become a School Again as Early as August 2027
Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Swift restoration work enables an early opening for all grades offered in Düsseldorf, Grades 1–6 / As an extension of the existing school, the new campus shares the same curriculum, enrollment contract, and tuition structure as the Neuss campus / All-day care from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and a 1:6 staff-to-student ratio / After Grade 6, students are guaranteed a place at the Neuss campus on their path to the IB Diploma / Enrollment opens in October 2026 / ISR Open House on October 10, 2026
ISR International School on the Rhine will open an additional campus in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel for the 2027–28 school year. Restoration of the landmark-protected Altes Comenius at Comeniusstraße 1 began earlier this year and is progressing so swiftly that classes for Grades 1–6 can begin there in August 2027. One of the state capital’s most storied school buildings will thus return to its original purpose. Enrollment opens in October 2026.
The new campus is an extension of the existing school rather than a newly founded one. Its curriculum, educational approach, enrollment contract, tuition structure, and quality standards are therefore identical to those of the Neuss campus and the ISR Kindergartens in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel and Meerbusch-Büderich. The ISR Kindergarten Düsseldorf-Niederkassel is just a few hundred meters away, making the transition to Grade 1 especially smooth for the children who are already learning there, as well as for their families.
After Grade 6, students move on to the Neuss campus with a guaranteed place and without having to reapply, continuing their educational journey through the Cambridge IGCSE to the IB Diploma Programme. ISR deliberately keeps its secondary school and IB Diploma years together on a single campus, ensuring a range of high school courses that is both broad and specialized. On average, students spend eight years at ISR.
Above all, the new campus offers Düsseldorf families dependable support. All-day care is guaranteed from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.—at no additional cost—and an established substitute teacher system ensures that classes continue even when teachers are absent. A school nurse and a Wellbeing Counselor dedicated to supporting the whole child will be on site. As in Neuss, ISR offers a school bus service, and the campus is easily accessible from many parts of Düsseldorf via the nearby Belsenplatz and Barbarossaplatz public transit stops. Safety standards are the same as on the Neuss campus: a security officer will be on site to accompany students during arrival and dismissal, monitor access to the grounds, and ensure a safe environment for families.
Instruction follows the Cambridge International Primary and Lower Secondary Curriculum, which, as part of the Cambridge Pathway, structures students’ learning from Grade 1 through the IGCSE and on to the IB Diploma. Mathematics, English, German, science, social studies, and computer science form the core of the academic program, while art, music, physical education, and social-emotional learning are part of every school week. German is required for all students—either as a first language or as a foreign language, based on the North Rhine-Westphalia state curriculum. Beginning in Grade 6, students add a third language: French, Spanish, Japanese, or Chinese.
A Historic Building with Modern Facilities
“With this step, we are restoring the Altes Comenius to its original purpose: a school building will once again be a school. What excites us about this building is how it will bring together more than a century of educational tradition and state-of-the-art facilities,” says Peter Soliman, Managing Partner of ISR. “It will be an ideal combination.” In addition to thoughtfully equipped classrooms, the new campus will feature a spacious auditorium, a gymnasium, a modern library, and newly designed playgrounds and outdoor learning spaces.
The new campus will be led by three experienced members of the ISR leadership team: Eileen Lyons (Academic Leadership), Colm Rowan (Head of Elementary School Düsseldorf), and Annika Poestges (Head of Administration & Marketing). ISR is also committed to continuity in the classroom: teachers who have taught at the Neuss campus for years will move to Oberkassel, joined by new colleagues who have been onboarding in Neuss since the start of this school year. As a result, families in Oberkassel will be welcomed by a well-established team from day one. As at every ISR location, the Oberkassel campus will maintain a ratio of one staff member for every six students.
The strength of ISR’s academic program is reflected in the results of its most recent graduating class. In 2026, ISR graduates in the IB Diploma Programme—which leads to the full IB Diploma, recognized in Germany as equivalent to the Abitur—achieved an average score of 36 points, around 20 percent above the global average of 30 points, with a pass rate of 100 percent. Nearly a quarter of graduates (24 percent) scored 40 or more out of a maximum of 45 points. All graduates leave ISR with two diplomas: the IB Diploma—earned as a bilingual diploma by 59 percent of the Class of 2026—and the High School Diploma. In the Cambridge IGCSE examinations, taken at the end of Grade 10, the pass
rate was likewise 100 percent, with 66 percent of all exams awarded the top grades of A* or A. In the DELF French-language examinations, every candidate passed, and the highest score was 96.5 out of 100 points.
A Wide Range of Opportunities for Neighborhood Families
“For us, opening this new school comes with a genuine responsibility toward Oberkassel and the entire district,” Peter Soliman emphasizes. “A school is an essential part of its neighborhood, so we want to open ISR to the local community—for example, with a Christmas celebration in the courtyard or themed evenings, to which we warmly invite our neighbors. In the future, families who are not part of the ISR community will also be able to benefit from our wide range of offerings, such as the expertise of our University and Career Counseling team or our Wellbeing Team.”
With the Oberkassel campus, ISR is responding to years of growing demand from international and Düsseldorf-based families on the left bank of the Rhine. Enrollment opens in October 2026, and applications are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the school year. Current ISR families from the three ISR Kindergartens and the Neuss campus will receive priority admission for the inaugural 2027–28 school year.
Interested families are invited to learn more about the new campus and meet the team at the ISR Open House on October 10, 2026, at the Neuss campus. Tours of the new ISR Elementary School Düsseldorf will be offered beginning in February 2027. Admissions inquiries may be directed to Isabel Reimann (Admissions) at +49 (0) 2131 40388-11 or admissions@isr-school.de.
About ISR
ISR International School on the Rhine, based in Neuss, is a private international school offering a full-day program. More than 1,200 students from the region and around the world learn together as they work toward internationally recognized diplomas. Alongside academic excellence, character education and social responsibility are at the heart of the school’s mission, and students are prepared for university study at leading institutions in Germany and abroad. For younger children, ISR operates international kindergartens on the Neuss campus and in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel, as well as a German-language kindergarten in Meerbusch-Büderich. In August 2027, ISR will open an additional campus for Grades 1–6 in the landmark-protected Altes Comenius building in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel.
All Students in ISR's Current IB Cohort Successfully Pass Their Final Examinations, Reinforcing ISR's Position as One of Germany's Leading International Private Schools
ISR International School on the Rhine Neuss / Düsseldorf / Meerbusch
All Students in ISR’s Current IB Cohort Successfully Pass Their Final Examinations, Reinforcing ISR’s Position as One of Germany’s Leading International Private Schools
Monday, 27 July 2026
With an average of 36 points in the International Baccalaureate, ISR students match the outstanding results of previous years / Approximately one quarter of ISR graduates achieve a score comparable to a German Abitur grade of 1.3 or better, while more than 80% exceed the global average / This year’s graduating class has already received an average of three university offers from prestigious institutions around the world
The 67 students of ISR International School on the Rhine in Neuss, Düsseldorf, and Meerbusch achieved outstanding1 results in this year’s International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBD) examinations. They earned an average score of 36 points, six points above the global IB average. This year, 83% of ISR graduates exceeded the worldwide average. Nearly one in four students (24%) achieved 40 or more out of a maximum of 45 points. This level of achievement is comparable to a German Abitur grade of 1.3 or better and is attained by only a small percentage of IB graduates worldwide.
These excellent results once again confirm ISR’s position as one of Germany’s leading international private schools. In addition, 59% of this year’s graduates, representing 21 different nationalities, earned the IB Bilingual Diploma. This special distinction recognizes students who have successfully completed the demanding IB Diploma Programme at a high academic level in two languages of instruction. The IB Bilingual Diploma provides an outstanding foundation for studying at prestigious universities around the world and pursuing careers in internationally oriented organizations.
“These outstanding results are the product of the exceptional dedication of our students combined with highly individualized support,” says Peter Soliman, Managing Partner of ISR.
This individualized approach begins as early as ISR’s kindergarten program.
“The fact that we address the unique learning needs of every child from the very beginning pays off years later in the outstanding International Baccalaureate results,” explains Albena Jordanova, Head of Secondary School and the IB Program at ISR. “These achievements are also a reflection of the tremendous commitment and professional expertise of our entire faculty and staff. In particular, our graduates benefit greatly from the outstanding work of our University and Career Counselling Team.”
ISR’s guiding principle, “It’s cool to be good,” forms the foundation of the school’s educational approach. It represents a culture in which academic excellence, strong character, and ambitious goals go hand in hand. Within this environment, students develop the skills and mindset needed for a successful and fulfilling future.
“Through the comprehensive IB curriculum and its distinctive core components, our students develop strong critical thinking skills, advanced research competencies, and a deep intercultural understanding,” adds Albena Jordanova.
Peter Soliman is proud not only of the graduates’ outstanding academic achievements but also of the positive contributions they will make to society in the years ahead. He also highlights that 18% of this year’s graduates have been part of the ISR Community since kindergarten.
“For an international school, this exceptionally long period of enrollment demonstrates both ISR’s deep roots in the Neuss, Düsseldorf, and Meerbusch region and the high level of satisfaction among our families.”
The International Baccalaureate Diploma is specifically designed to prepare students for success at leading universities around the world. More than half of this year’s graduating class will pursue degrees in STEM disciplines, including the natural sciences, computer science, engineering, artificial intelligence, and related fields. ISR places a strong emphasis on preparing students for these future-oriented areas, which contributes significantly to the outstanding international reputation of its graduates.
Alongside academic excellence, ISR places a strong focus on character development. This combination of academic achievement and personal growth has resulted in this year’s graduates already receiving more than three university offers on average. Additional admissions decisions from universities in Germany, Ireland, and other countries are still pending.
This year’s graduates have received offers from prestigious institutions across the globe. In the United Kingdom, these include University College London (UCL), Imperial College London, King’s College London, and the University of St Andrews. In continental Europe, students have received offers from ETH Zurich, Eindhoven University of Technology, the University of Amsterdam, and WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management in Germany. In Spain, graduates have been accepted to IE University Madrid. North American offers include the University of California, the University of Toronto, and the University of British Columbia. Students have also received offers from leading institutions in Asia and Australia, including the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, the University of Melbourne, and the University of Sydney. All of these universities are internationally recognized for their excellence in research and teaching, particularly in business, the natural sciences, and engineering.
A distinctive feature of ISR is the comprehensive guidance provided by its University and Career Counselling Team, which is available to students and their families beginning at the end of Grade 8. This personalized support includes identifying universities that best match each student’s interests, strengths, and career aspirations.
“Our goal is to help every student find the university that is the right fit for them,” says Ulrike Wacker, who has been advising and supporting ISR students on their university journeys for more than 20 years. “Throughout their time at ISR, we maintain close communication not only with our students but also with their parents. We organize visits to universities around the world and host university fairs on campus. Our aim is to help students understand the wide range of opportunities available to them while preparing them as effectively as possible for admission to their preferred universities.”
Disclaimer
ISR International School on the Rhine, headquartered in Neuss, is a privately operated international full-day school. More than 1,200 students from the local region and around the world study together in preparation for internationally recognized school qualifications. In addition to academic excellence, ISR places a strong emphasis on character development and social responsibility. This holistic approach prepares students for admission to leading universities in Germany and around the world.
For younger children, ISR operates international kindergartens on its Neuss campus, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel, and a German-language branch in Meerbusch-Büderich. In addition, the ISR Elementary School in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel, serving students in Grades 1–6 and accommodating up to 500 children, is scheduled to open in August 2027.
Der Lions Club Neuss Novaesia nominiert das Plakat-Kunstwerk einer Schülerin der ISR Neuss für die nächste Runde auf nationaler Ebene
Der Lions Club Neuss Novaesia nominiert das Plakat-Kunstwerk einer Schülerin der ISR Neuss für die nächste Runde auf nationaler Ebene
Bei dem diesjährigen Peace-Poster-Wettbewerb des Lions Club International gewann das Plakat einer Schülerin der ISR Neuss den regionalen Vorentscheid und wurde für die nächste, deutschlandweit ausgetragene Entscheidungsrunde nominiert. Mit ihrem Kunstwerk zu dem Thema ‚Together as one‘ (‚Miteinander. Einig‘ ) erreichte die 12-Jährige Olivia als einzige Teilnehmerin aus der Region diese nächste Ausscheidungsrunde. „Das ist ein verdienter Lohn für Olivias großes Engagement“, freut sich Simona Schultz, Kunstlehrerin an der ISR International School on the Rhine über den Erfolg der Siebtklässlerin: „Olivias Interesse an Kunst war stets unübersehbar und sie nutzte begierig jede gegebene Möglichkeit, ihre Begabung an der ISR weiterzuentwickeln.“ So hat Olivia als Mitglied des von Simona Schultz geleiteten ISR Art Clubs die unterschiedlichsten Kunst-Richtungen ausprobiert und dabei immer wieder kreative sowie originelle Ideen umgesetzt. Bei dem jetzigen Wettbewerbs-Plakat hat sie vor allem ausdrucksstarke Farben und starke Kontraste für ihre treffende und kraftvolle Botschaft genutzt.
Nach der Deutschland-Entscheidung werden dann im Frühjahr des kommenden Jahres auch die Sieger am internationalen Lions Club Wettbewerb verkündet. “Angesichts des beeindruckenden Motivs und der kreativen Umsetzung hat Olivia sowohl bei der nationalen als auch der weltweiten Prämierung durchaus eine Chance“, sagt Bettina Schulenberg, Verantwortliche für das Projekt “Friedensplakat-Wettbewerb” vom Lions Club Neuss Novaesia, der den internationalen Kunstwettbewerb in den Altersklassen 11, 12 und 13 Jahre auch in diesem Jahr in der Region Niederrhein ausgerichtet hat: „Wir sind beeindruckt, wie intensiv sich die Kinder mit dem Thema ‚Miteinander.Einig‘ beschäftigt haben. Die große Anzahl toller, künstlerisch gestalteter Plakate hat die Auswahl richtig schwer gemacht”
Seit über drei Jahrzehnten veranstalten die Lions Clubs diesen weltweit organisierten Kunstwettbewerb. Alle regionalen Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer – auch die in diesem Jahr 37 an der ISR Neuss – erhielten für ihre großartigen Arbeiten eine Anerkennungsurkunde des Lions Club Neuss Novaesia. Kunstlehrerin Simona Schultz lobte vor allem die große Motivation der Schülerinnen und Schüler: „Die gerade politisch aktuell große Bedeutung dieses Themas war den Schülerinnen und Schülern sofort bewusst, auch wenn die Interpretationen künstlerisch je nach Herkunft und Kulturkreisen auseinandergingen. Diese verschiedenen Sichtweisen sind ja aber eine wichtige Eigenart der Kunst und sorgen für Diskussionen.“ Eine vielfältige Umsetzung war dabei gewährleistet: Insgesamt lernen an der ISR an den Standorten Neuss, Düsseldorf und Meerbusch 1.200 Kinder und Jugendliche aus 60 Nationen.
Für Peter Soliman, Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter der ISR, ist der Kunstwettbewerb ein gutes Beispiel dafür, wie die Schülerinnen und Schüler an der ISR ganzheitlich gefördert werden. „Um auf das Leben gut vorbereitet zu werden, sind Erfolge in allen Bereichen wichtig und dass die Schülerinnen und Schüler die Möglichkeit haben, ihre Talente auszubauen. Und manchmal entwickelt sich daraus dann sogar eine Profession. Es gibt zum Beispiel eine Absolventin, die inzwischen ihre eigene Galerie erfolgreich eröffnet hat.“
Disclaimer
Die ISR International School on the Rhine GmbH mit Sitz in Neuss ist eine privat geführte internationale Ganztagsschule. Über 1.200 Schülerinnen und Schüler aus der Region und aus aller Welt bereiten sich gemeinsam auf international anerkannte Schulabschlüsse vor. Akademische Exzellenz und Charakterbildung stehen im Zentrum der Ausbildung und qualifizieren für ein Studium an führenden Universitäten in Deutschland und weltweit. Für jüngere Kinder bietet die ISR einen internationalen Kindergarten auf dem ISR-Campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel sowie eine deutschsprachige Dependance in Meerbusch-Büderich. In naher Zukunft eröffnet zudem eine weitere internationale Elementary School (Klassenstufen 1 bis 6) der ISR in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel. Düsseldorf wird damit der zweite Haupt-Standort der ISR. Anfragen zu Kindergarten, Grundschule und weiterführender Schule werden ganzjährig entgegengenommen: admissions@isr-school.de.
Der Neusser ISR-Schüler Arjun Karthik erreichte beim Internationalen Friedensplakat-Wettbewerb des Lions Club International als Bundessieger für Deutschland das weltweite Finale und gewann unter 600.000 teilnehmenden Kindern aus 70 Ländern einen von 23 Ehrenpreisen
ISR International School on the Rhine Neuss / Düsseldorf / Meerbusch
Der Neusser ISR-Schüler Arjun Karthik erreichte beim Internationalen Friedensplakat-Wettbewerb des Lions Club International als Bundessieger für Deutschland das weltweite Finale und gewann unter 600.000 teilnehmenden Kindern aus 70 Ländern einen von 23 Ehrenpreisen
Der 11-Jährige Arjun Karthik, Schüler der ISR Neuss, erreichte als Bundessieger für Deutschland das weltweite Finale des vom Lions Clubs International veranstalteten Kunstwettbewerbs zum Thema „grenzenloser Frieden“. Unter ursprünglich rund 600.000 teilnehmenden Kindern aus 70 Ländern gehörte Arjun Karthik am Ende zu den 23 Schülerinnen und Schülern, die nach mehreren Runden auf nationaler und internationaler Ebene mit einem Ehrenpreis ausgezeichnet wurden. Bei der Peace-Poster-Ausschreibung des Lions Club International musste das Thema „grenzenloser Frieden“ von den 11- bis 13-jährigen Kindern über künstlerisch gestaltete Plakate veranschaulicht und interpretiert werden. Mitorganisiert und unterstützt worden war die Teilnahme durch den Lions Club Neuss Novaesia.
Zunächst gewann Arjun Karthik den Wettbewerb seiner Altersklasse an der ISR International School on the Rhine, dann auch deutschlandweit und wurde in der nächsten Etappe für die Teilnahme am internationalen Finale des Lions Club Wettbewerb nominiert. „Unter den durchweg beeindruckenden Plakat-Kompositionen, die wir begutachtet haben, hat Arjun mit seinen kreativen und vielfältigen Motiven zu dem Thema gezeigt, wie allumfassend sich für Kinder Frieden in verschiedensten Lebenssituationen darstellt“, sagt Bettina Schulenberg, amtierende Präsidentin des Lions Clubs Neuss Novaesia: „Das unterstreicht, wie intensiv man sich bereits in diesem Alter mit dem Thema auseinandersetzt und wie ausgeprägt das soziale Verständnis ist.“
Arjun selbst wollte mit seinem Plakat zeigen, dass jeder noch so kleine Beitrag zum friedlichen Zusammenleben wichtig ist: „Um das zu erreichen, hat jeder seine eigene Herangehensweise. Manche engagieren sich in ihrem Beruf besonders stark für die Menschen, andere nutzen ihre künstlerischen Talente für Unterstützungs-Projekte oder sie helfen durch die besondere Freundlichkeit. Zum Frieden gehört zudem der Schutz von Tieren und der Umwelt.“ All diese Aspekte wollte Arjun in seinem Kunstwerk vereinigen.
Besonders stolz auf die internationale Auszeichnung von Arjun Karthik ist vor allem Simona Schultz, Kunstlehrerin an der ISR und Leiterin des ISR Art Clubs, in dessen Rahmen der Wettbewerb auf Schulebene gestartet wurde: „Beeindruckend war, mit welch vielfältigen Überlegungen Arjun das Thema verbunden hat. Und viele Projekte wurden dann durch Diskussionen in der Gruppe noch verbessert. Das zeigt, wie ernsthaft sich die Kinder mit dem Thema auseinandersetzen. Ein besonders interessanter Aspekt ist hier zudem die Internationalität der Kinder an der ISR, die eine vielfältige Sichtweise auf das Thema bringt. Die Kinder haben im Rahmen des Wettbewerbes festgestellt, dass man die eigene Auffassung über ein Kunstwerk manchmal klarer und gezielter ausdrücken kann als über Erklärungen oder auf anderem Wege. Gerade Arjun ist das so hervorragend gelungen, dass er auch international beeindruckte.“
Für Peter Soliman, den Geschäftsführenden Gesellschafter der ISR, ist der beeindruckende Preis ein gutes Beispiel, wie auch Kunsttalente an der Internationalen Schule gefördert werden. „Arjuns Erfolg wird auch andere Kinder und Jugendlichen an der ISR motivieren, in allen Bereichen ihr Bestes zu geben. Bereits in diesem Jahr will die nächste Gruppe an dem Wettbewerb teilnehmen und ihre Interpretationen dieses so wichtigen Themas präsentieren.“ Insgesamt lernen an der ISR an den Standorten Neuss, Düsseldorf und Meerbusch 1.200 Kinder und Jugendliche aus 60 Nationen.
Disclaimer
Die ISR International School on the Rhine GmbH mit Sitz in Neuss ist eine privat geführte internationale Ganztagsschule. Über 1.200 Schülerinnen und Schüler aus der Region und aus aller Welt bereiten sich gemeinsam auf international anerkannte Schulabschlüsse vor. Akademische Exzellenz und Charakterbildung stehen im Zentrum der Ausbildung und qualifizieren für ein Studium an führenden Universitäten in Deutschland und weltweit. Für jüngere Kinder bietet die ISR einen internationalen Kindergarten auf dem ISR-Campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel sowie eine deutschsprachige Dependance in Meerbusch-Büderich. In naher Zukunft eröffnet zudem eine weitere internationale Grundschule der ISR in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel. Düsseldorf wird damit der zweite Haupt-Standort der ISR. Anfragen zu Kindergarten, Grundschule und weiterführender Schule werden ganzjährig entgegengenommen: admissions@isr-school.de.
Übernahme der Bogenschießanlage sowie sieben Tennisplätzen am gegenüberliegenden Stoffelsweg der ISR
Die Internationale Schule ISR übernimmt von der Stadt Neuss die Bogenschießanlage sowie sieben Tennisplätze am Stoffelsweg – Die Vereine werden die Sportanlagen weiterhin nutzen
Mittwoch, 18. Dezember 2024
Die ISR International School on the Rhine übernimmt in Neuss am Stoffelsweg die dortige Tennis- und Bogenschießanlage und erweitert damit ihr sportliches Angebot. Die Verträge mit der Stadt Neuss als bisherigem Eigentümer wurden am gestrigen Mittwoch unterzeichnet. Vereinbart wurde ein zum 1. Januar 2025 startendes und über 99 Jahre laufendes Erbbaurecht. Die Sporteinrichtungen auf dem rund 24.000 Quadratmeter großen Grundstück können der Neusser Tennis-Club NTC Stadtwald e.V. sowie der Schießsportverein SSV Neuss-Reuschenberg weiterhin im Rahmen des Vereinssports nutzen. Mit der Übernahme erweitert sich der ISR-Campus auf rund 135.000 Quadratmeter mit zahlreichen Angeboten für Freiluft- und Hallensport.
„Von dieser Regelung profitieren alle Beteiligten“, freut sich Peter Soliman, Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter der ISR: „Die Stadt Neuss wird finanziell und personell entlastet. Wir können den Schülerinnen und Schülern der ISR im Sportunterricht sowie während unserer ISR Summer School oder Campwochen – und in diesem Rahmen auch anderen Kindern und Jugendlichen aus der Region – hervorragende neue sportliche Angebote machen. Zudem wird die Anlage künftig effizienter ausgelastet. Und den Vereinen werden bessere Bedingungen geboten, weil wir die Sportstätten nicht nur pflegen, sondern auch modernisieren.“ Dafür ist beispielsweise bereits eine hohe Investition in die sieben Tennisplätze geplant, auf denen der NTC Stadtwald spielt.
„Neuss ist eine Sportstadt mit einem sehr vielfältigen und breiten Angebot. Ich freue mich daher besonders, dass die Neusser Vereine weiterhin von diesen Anlagen profitieren“, betont Dr. Matthias Welpmann, Beigeordneter für Umwelt, Klima und Sport der Stadt Neuss.
Auch die Freude bei den Vereinen ist groß. „So wird unser Sportangebot künftig noch attraktiver. Die Kooperation mit der ISR ist ideal für uns und wir freuen uns auf eine enge sportliche Zusammenarbeit mit der ISR im Tennissport“, sagt Christian Tesic, 1. Vorsitzender des NTC Stadtwald. Der Verein ist seit 1980 am Stoffelsweg ansässig, der Liga- und Trainingsbetrieb sowie das dortige Clubhaus bleiben weiter in der Verantwortung des NTC. „Auch das war sehr wichtig für uns, weil das Clubhaus als geselliger Treffpunkt und natürlich der Liga- und Trainingsbetrieb an sich eine wichtige Rolle für den NTC Stadtwald spielen“, so Tesic.
Die Bogenschießanlage wird seit 1994 vom SSV Neuss-Reuschenberg genutzt. „Dass wir jetzt diesen idealen Ort fürs Bogenschießen weiterhin nutzen können, bedeutet eine sehr gute Perspektive für diesen Sport in Neuss und für unsere Mitglieder“, sagt Heinz-Peter Urbach, 1. Vorsitzender des SSV Neuss-Reuschenberg 1956 e.V.
Ein ähnliches Kooperationsmodell hat die ISR bereits 2019 mit der Stadt Neuss und dem Polizeisportverein (PSV) vereinbart, als ebenfalls im Erbbaurecht die an Tennisplätze und Bogenschießanlage angrenzende Bezirkssportanlage an die ISR übertragen wurde. Diese nutzt der PSV auch mit dem neuen Eigentümer seit 2019, inzwischen aber auf einem modernen Kunstrasenplatz, in dessen Bau die ISR rund eine Million Euro investierte. Darüber hinaus wurden in den letzten Monaten auf dem PSV-Gelände moderne und umweltfreundliche LED-Lampen im Wert von 20.000 Euro installiert, um in diesem Bereich ebenfalls mit gutem Beispiel voranzugehen – wie an allen drei ISR-Standorten, die bereits mit LED-Lampen und erneuerbaren Energien arbeiten. „Auch bei der neuen Vereinbarung werden die Vereine sowie die Schülerinnen und Schüler der ISR und ihre Familien profitieren“, so Soliman. „Sportliche Ausbildung, individuelle Förderung von Talenten und die Veranstaltung von Leistungs-Wettkämpfen haben einen immer höheren Stellenwert bei uns an der ISR. Mit dieser Übernahme können wir diese Entwicklung weiter fördern.“
Disclaimer
Die ISR International School on the Rhine GmbH mit Sitz in Neuss ist eine privat geführte internationale Ganztagsschule. Über 1.000 Schülerinnen und Schüler aus der Region und aus aller Welt bereiten sich gemeinsam auf international anerkannte Schulabschlüsse vor. Akademische Exzellenz und Charakterbildung stehen im Zentrum der Ausbildung und qualifizieren für ein Studium an führenden Universitäten in Deutschland und weltweit. Für jüngere Kinder bietet die ISR einen internationalen Kindergarten auf dem ISR-Campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel sowie eine deutschsprachige Dependance in Meerbusch-Büderich. Anfragen zu Kindergarten, Grundschule und weiterführender Schule werden ganzjährig entgegengenommen: admissions@isr-school.de.
Die Kindergarten-Standorte der ISR International School on the Rhine in Meerbusch und Düsseldorf-Niederkassel spenden 1.696,- Euro an die Aktion Lichtblicke
Die Kindergarten-Standorte der ISR International School on the Rhine in Meerbusch und Düsseldorf-Niederkassel spenden 1.696,- Euro an die Aktion Lichtblicke
Mit weihnachtlichen Aktionen und im Rahmen der jährlichen Winterkonzerte haben die beiden Kindergarten-Standorte der ISR International School on the Rhine – in Meerbusch-Büderich und Düsseldorf-Niederkassel – einen Betrag von insgesamt 1.696 Euro gesammelt und an die Aktion Lichtblicke gespendet. „Wir engagieren uns an der ISR für zahlreiche Initiativen und Projekte an allen drei Standorten. Unsere Kindergärten wollten jedoch in diesem Jahr zu Weihnachten eine lokale Initiative unterstützen und haben die Aktion Lichtblicke gewählt. Denn einen Lichtblick zur Weihnachtszeit zu ermöglichen, fanden alle Familien und Mitarbeitenden ein lohnenswertes Projekt!“, sagt Jutta Soliman, Geschäftsführerin der ISR-Kindergärten: „Und auch die Kinder sind mit Begeisterung dabei. Es ist wichtig, dass sie schon im Kindergartenalter spüren, dass sie bei solchen Projekten mithelfen und etwas bewirken können. Dieses gemeinsame Engagement fördert auch den Zusammenhalt und die Empathie innerhalb der ISR. Daran sieht man, dass diejenigen, die sich für andere einsetzen, auch selbst profitieren.“
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Die ISR International School on the Rhine GmbH mit Sitz in Neuss ist eine privat geführte internationale Ganztagsschule. Über 1.200 Schülerinnen und Schüler aus der Region und aus aller Welt bereiten sich gemeinsam auf international anerkannte Schulabschlüsse vor. Akademische Exzellenz und Charakterbildung stehen im Zentrum der Ausbildung und qualifizieren für ein Studium an führenden Universitäten in Deutschland und weltweit. Für jüngere Kinder bietet die ISR einen internationalen Kindergarten auf dem ISR-Campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel sowie eine deutschsprachige Dependance in Meerbusch-Büderich. Anfragen zu Kindergarten, Grundschule und weiterführender Schule werden ganzjährig entgegengenommen: admissions@isr-school.de.
With another outstanding IB diploma result, ISR Neuss/Düsseldorf underlines its position as one of the leading international private schools in Germany
With another outstanding IB diploma result, ISR Neuss/Düsseldorf underlines its position as one of the leading international private schools in Germany
ISR students achieve an average of 35* points in the International Baccalaureate / Results 5 points better than the global average / 7 percent of graduates achieve a comparable grade point average of 1.0 / 17 different nationalities / Numerous university offers from renowned institutions all over the world
A total of 42 students from ISR International School on the Rhine in Neuss and Düsseldorf successfully completed their IB program this year, earning their International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma with an average of 35* points. These accomplished students, from 17 different nations, will now continue their academic journeys at renowned universities across the globe. With this result, ISR students once again achieve above-average IB final grades; the global average is 30 points in 2023.
“These outstanding final grades are proof of a special willingness to learn on the part of our young adults. The attitude of Generation Z to the issue of motivation is currently the subject of repeated criticism in society. However, the ISR graduates have given absolutely everything and impressed us with their outstanding performance,” says Emil Cete, Deputy Director of ISR: “Without this ambition and also the resilience during the Corona years, these results would not have been possible.
Further success factors were the individual support for the students and their excellent cooperation with teaching staff. “Not only our teachers, but also our administrative staff – especially the University and Career Counseling Team (UCC) – have contributed significantly to this success,” emphasizes Eileen Lyons, ISR School Director: “They have cared for, supported, and encouraged our students in every possible way during their school career at ISR. The students’ parents also make an important contribution to our school community.” According to Peter Soliman, Managing Director of ISR, the long list of supporters rounds off ISR’s recipe for success. “It takes a village to raise a child. This proverb determines our actions. With this once again excellent IBDP result, the concept has proven itself impressively,” Soliman emphasizes.
The average score reaffirms the status of ISR as one of the leading international schools offering the IBDP program in Germany. The average grade of the graduating class of 2023 is composed of outstanding results of individual graduates this year. Accordingly, 18 percent of the class achieved at least 40 out of a maximum of 45 points. This is normally only achieved by around 3 percent of IBDP graduates worldwide. In addition, 7 percent of the students in this year’s ISR graduating class achieved an exceptionally outstanding IB score of 42 or more points. One student who will now begin her studies at the prestigious University of Cambridge has successfully completed her IB with an outstanding score of 44 out of 45 possible points.
From the Rhineland to the world: More than a third of the graduates have attended ISR since kindergarten or primary school. “This is an exceptionally high percentage for an international school with such a long school career. The loyalty of the families makes us proud.” emphasizes Peter Soliman: “It also shows how strongly we are rooted in the region. In addition to our focus on academics, character building is essential for us as well as a foundation of values from which we do not deviate. That’s what our families value about ISR.“
On average, our graduates have already four university offers each from renowned universities around the world. According to their current plans, most graduates will study in the UK this time, just ahead of Germany and the Netherlands. The USA is also once again enjoying great popularity. Other study destinations include renowned universities in Spain, France, and China. Acceptances have been received from Cambridge University, Imperial College, King’s College London, University College London, the University of Manchester, Warwick University, and many other UK universities. In the U.S., acceptances include Boston University, the University of Michigan and the University of Southern California (USC). In the Netherlands, for example, there were offers from Erasmus University of Rotterdam, TU Eindhoven, TU Delft as well as from Amsterdam and Maastricht. Germany, the TU Munich and RWTH Aachen are on the study list, which is also a popular focus of interest among the graduates. 45 percent and more than 20 graduates will study STEM subjects, such as natural sciences, IT, or engineering (mechanical engineering). In the Asian region, the graduating class registers impressive study place offers, for example from the University of Hong Kong (HKU) as well as the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology HKUST. “
The reputation of ISR’s graduates is outstanding so that each year the students have a considerable selection of university places to choose from,” reports Emil Cete: “In addition to excellent academic performance, what counts here is positive character development, which we specifically promote at ISR.” Another special characteristic of this graduating class is its proficiency in an extensive range of world languages: 53 percent completed an IB Bilingual Diploma with two languages studied at a native level. The IB Bilingual Diploma is recognized internationally and highly valued by universities as well as employers.
Essential in the upper school at ISR Neuss/Düsseldorf is the University and Career Counseling program, which is provided to students and also parents from the end of grade 8. The comprehensive counseling includes selecting universities that match the young people’s preferences, abilities, and career plans. Ulrike Wacker, Head of ISR’s University and Career Counseling, emphasizes, “It is important to us to get to know our students very well and to accompany them during their time at ISR. Our goal is to help our students realize their dreams so they can continue their academic careers at the university of their choice.”
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Die ISR International School on the Rhine GmbH mit Sitz in Neuss ist eine privat geführte internationale Ganztagsschule. Über 1.000 Schülerinnen und Schüler aus der Region und aus aller Welt bereiten sich gemeinsam auf international anerkannte Schulabschlüsse vor. Akademische Exzellenz und Charakterbildung stehen im Zentrum der Ausbildung und qualifizieren für ein Studium an führenden Universitäten in Deutschland und weltweit. Für jüngere Kinder bietet die ISR einen internationalen Kindergarten auf dem ISR-Campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel sowie eine deutschsprachige Dependance in Meerbusch-Büderich. Anfragen zu Kindergarten, Grundschule und weiterführender Schule werden ganzjährig entgegengenommen: admissions@isr-school.de.
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Graduates‘ Excellent IB Diploma Program results confirm ISR Neuss' status as one of the leading international private schools in Germany
Graduates‘ Excellent IB Diploma Program results confirm ISR Neuss’ status as one of the leading international private schools in Germany
Monday,11 July 2022
Impressive results with 37 points in the IB / Three students earning 44 out of a possible 45 points / 14 different nationalities represented/ 18 percent of graduates earning top grades – comparable to an Abitur grade of 1.0 / Numerous prestigious university offers spread over four continents / About one in three graduates pursuing STEM programs at University
The Graduates of ISR International School on the Rhine in Neuss and Düsseldorf achieved an average of 37 points in their International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB) this year, despite facing a challenging period in the upper school due to the ongoing pandemic. This corresponds to an equivalent A-level grade of 1.8. The graduates, who represent 14 different nations, will now study at renowned universities spanning four continents around the world.
“These very good final grades are proof not only of a special desire to learn, but also of the constant support and encouragement given to the students. Despite many challenges, such as online classes due to the pandemic, our graduates passed their various exams with flying colors,” Emil Cete, Deputy School Director, Head of Upper School and responsible for IB preparation, is pleased to say: “In addition to the outstanding achievements of our graduates, one must never forget here that our teachers, our University and Career
Counseling Team (UCC), staff members and, of course, parents have made an important contribution to this success.” With these results, ISR confirms its status as one of the leading international IB schools in Germany. “Targeted support, as well as the aspiration to enable students to find their way to the university of their choice, is essential here,” emphasizes Peter Soliman, School Proprietor. “It takes a village to raise a child. We at ISR emphasize this proverb time and again. It makes us all the more proud that everyone’s efforts have contributed to these outstanding results.”
The grade point average of 37 points for this year’s graduating class is composed of outstanding results from all of our individual graduates this year. For example, 31 percent of the class scored at least 40 out of a possible 45 points. This is comparable to an average grade of 1.3 or better in the Abitur, and is normally only achieved by around three percent of IB graduates worldwide. In addition, 17 percent of the students in this year’s ISR graduating class were able to pass their exams with an outstanding IB grade, which is equivalent to a German Abitur grade of 1.0. This outstanding result was achieved for the second year in a row. Three students in the class even achieved 44 out of a possible 45 points – the highest rate ever in ISR’s history.
“Not only has this cohort demonstrated remarkable performance and resilience during the pandemic, but ISR graduates have also shown exceptional dedication and determination to achieve their ambitious goals. Our graduates richly deserve their excellent results. I wholeheartedly congratulate all of them and would also like to express my appreciation to their teachers and their University and Career Counselors, who have mentored, supported, and encouraged our students in every possible way during their time at school,” emphasizes Eileen Lyons, School Director at ISR.
On average, each of our graduates already have three offers of placement at prestigious universities around the world, with application processes still underway in countries such as Germany and Austria. Graduates will move onto a total of four continents for their studies after graduation. “Again, the international nature of this year’s graduating class is evident. Many will now travel to Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Canada, or a wide variety of European countries. They are all united by their common path and their international understanding. Many of them have attended ISR since kindergarten – an exceptionally long length of stay for an international school,” emphasizes Peter Soliman.
According to their current plans, most graduates will study in Germany and the Netherlands. However, Great Britain and the USA are also once again enjoying great popularity. Other study destinations include renowned universities in Switzerland, France, Hong Kong, and Canada.
Acceptances were received from the University of Michigan, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, University of Miami, ETH Zurich, ESADE Business School in Spain, Imperial College London, Southampton, King’s College London, and many other UK universities belonging to the renowned UK Russell Group, known for first-class research and teaching. In the Netherlands, for example, there were offers from the Erasmus University of Rotterdam, TU Eindhoven, and Leiden and Utrecht. In Asia, the graduating class recorded impressive offers of places from Tokyo University, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) as well as HKUST Business School in Hong Kong.
According to Mr. Cete, “The reputation of ISR’s graduates is outstanding so that each year the students can boast a remarkable selection of university place offers. In addition to top academic performance, what counts here is positive character development, which we specifically promote at ISR.” Another special feature of this graduating class confirms its internationality: 67 percent completed an IB Bilingual Diploma with two languages at the native level. The IB Bilingual Diploma is highly recognized internationally and valued by universities as well as employers. This represents a further 2 percent increase from the previous year.
“Essential in the Upper School at ISR is the University and Career Counseling program we provide to students from the end of 8th grade. Three of our full-time staff members are dedicated to providing comprehensive counseling on which colleges fit young people’s preferences, abilities, and career plans,” adds Peter Soliman. The entire application process is closely monitored at ISR, and young people’s strengths and preferences are worked out early and specifically. Ulrike Wacker, Head of Student and Career Counseling at ISR, emphasizes: “It is important for us to get to know the young students very well and to accompany them during their time at ISR. The most wonderful reward of this very intimate counseling process is when students are able to realize their dreams and continue their academic careers at the university of their choice. That’s what we work for with full commitment.”
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ISR International School on the Rhine GmbH, based in Neuss, is a privately run international all-day school. More than 1,000 students from the region and around the world prepare together for internationally recognized school- leaving qualifications. Academic excellence and character building are at the heart of the education, qualifying students for study at leading universities in Germany and around the world. For younger children, ISR offers an international kindergarten on the ISR campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel, and a German-language branch in Meerbusch-Büderich. Inquiries about kindergarten, primary school and secondary school are accepted year-round: admissions@isr-school.de.
The 49 graduates of ISR Neuss achieve record-breaking International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBD) results this year
The 49 graduates of ISR Neuss achieve record-breaking International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBD) results this year, reaffirming ISR’s status as one of the leading international private schools in Germany
Thursday, July 8, 2021
For the first time in the history of our school, ISR graduates achieved an average of 38 points, 5 points above the global average / One student attained a perfect score of 45 points – the highest possible score / 31 percent of graduates belong to the international top 3 % best list / 17 percent of graduates earned top grades – comparable to the Abitur grade of 1.0 / 65 % were awarded the prestigious Bilingual IB diploma / 12 nationalities make up the class of 2021/ And in the second year of Covid-19, three quarters of ISR graduates opt for renowned universities abroad.
The 49 graduates of ISR International School on the Rhine in Neuss and Düsseldorf achieved a record-breaking average of 38 points in their IB Diploma this year. In their International Baccalaureate Diploma, this year’s graduates, coming from 12 nations, scored 5 points above the global average of 33 points.
“This record-breaking IB score deserves all the recognition because this time, the two most crucial school years before graduation, had to be completed under extremely difficult learning and examination conditions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic,” says Emil Cete, Deputy Director and Head of Upper School who bears the responsibility of the IB preparations. Cete continues, “Besides the resilience and the determination to learn on the part of the students, this outstanding result is also due to the tremendous commitment of the entire teaching and administrative staff.”
With this result, ISR reaffirms its status as one of Germany’s leading international private schools. Contributing to the excellent overall average is the targeted support offered to students according to their individual needs as well as intense guidance and support provided through our University and Career Counselors at ISR. The 38 point average in the IBD is the result of the outstanding achievement of the individual graduates this year. 31 percent of the class scored at least 40 out of a maximum of 45 points. This achievement – which is comparable to an average grade of 1.3 or better in the German Abitur – is usually only achieved by around three percent of IB students worldwide. In addition, 17% of the students in this year’s graduating class passed their exams with an outstanding IB grade of 42 points or above, which is equivalent to a German Abitur grade of 1.0. “This comparison alone impressively underscores this year’s excellent results,” emphasizes Peter Soliman, ISR School Proprietor. One of our students achieved the top grade with an outstanding 45 points in his IB Diploma – the maximum number of points that can be achieved. Soliman says, “There has never been a perfect score in the IB diploma before at ISR.” Previously, the top mark reached was 43 points.
“The outstanding results are a testament to the exceptional dedication and efforts of everyone involved in guiding our students on their path to success. Thanks to these brilliant results, this year’s graduates have excellent prospects for places at the best universities worldwide,” emphasizes Eileen Lyons, School Director at ISR. On average, ISR graduates received four university offers each. A quarter of the graduates will study in Germany, similarly a quarter will study in Great Britain, and others in the Netherlands. Additional study destinations include USA, Canada, Spain, Japan and renowned universities in Switzerland.
“Our graduates have once again shown that they are committed to their own success and that of their peers. The culture of achievement and recognition of excellence is in our DNA,” remarked Lyons.
Offers were received from King’s College London; University College London; the University of Toronto in Canada; Keio University in Japan; St. Gallen in Switzerland; universities in the USA such as Boston University, Michigan State University, Purdue University, and from the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands as well as RWTH Aachen in Germany, among many others. Ms. Lyons states, “These university offers are a great vote of confidence in the high standard of the education offered at ISR. Many universities have had very good experiences with ISR graduates in recent years, which adds to our school’s excellent reputation.”
The international background of the graduating class of 2021, as well as the international university selection, highlights another important aspect of this year’s graduates: 65 percent were awarded a bilingual IB diploma. The IB Bilingual Diploma is extremely useful and highly valued on the international stage, as universities and future employers seek people who can communicate in multiple languages.
“Comprehensive counseling on university options and which course of study fits the students’ preferences, abilities and career planning is a key offering at ISR,” adds Peter Soliman. Therefore, early on, the school’s University and Career Counselors start advising students with a focus on their strengths, goals and career options. The entire university application process is closely monitored and professionally supported. Ulrike Wacker, one of ISR’s University and Career Counselors, says, “Many former students ask us for support when it comes to further career steps years after they have left ISR. Even in such cases, we are happy to help. Similarly, our active, constantly growing alumni network provides support to our former students.”
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ISR International School on the Rhine gGmbH, based in Neuss, is a privately run international all-day school. More than 1,000 students from the region and around the world prepare together for internationally recognized school-leaving qualifications. Academic excellence and character building are at the heart of the education, qualifying students for study at leading universities in Germany and around the world. For younger children, ISR offers an international kindergarten on the ISR campus in Neuss, in Düsseldorf-Niederkassel, and a German-language branch in Meerbusch-Büderich. Inquiries about kindergarten, elementary school and secondary school are accepted year-round: admissions@isr-school.de.
ISR International School on the Rhine Neuss/Düsseldorf integrates the Maxi-Mo Kindergarten in Meerbusch-Büderich to the ISR Education Group
ISR International School on the Rhine Neuss/Düsseldorf integrates the Maxi-Mo Kindergarten in Meerbusch-Büderich to the ISR Education Group
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
20 children aged one to six years are cared for at the quaint location in Großisselhof – Future development of the offer by ISR.
ISR International School on the Rhine Neuss/Düsseldorf (ISR) is expanding its educational concept by integrating the Maxi-Mo Kindergarten in Meerbusch-Büderich. At the Kindergarten, 20 children between the ages of one and six are currently being cared for and educated. “We have been looking for a partner for our Maxi-Mo facility for quite some time. I am very pleased that this special place for children, that I built with a lot of love and passion, will be preserved in the long term and will continue to offer our children the best learning environment and development opportunities,” reports Angela Huberti, the previous owner of the Maxi-Mo Kindergarten. It was only natural that she and her family would now ultimately also enter into a conversation with Peter Soliman, the Managing Director of ISR gGmbH. “As early childhood language development is a key focus for us, and as there have been English-language programs in the past, this cooperation is a perfect fit. We are glad that Maxi-Mo is now integrated into the ISR Education Group and will be further developed.”
In the following weeks the focus for all parties involved will be getting to know each other and in building trust. “It is particularly important for us to understand the families, the team, and also the concept and to further improve this in the interests of the children,” emphasizes Peter Soliman. An open dialogue with the families, in which they openly express themselves and we address any concerns they may have is not only necessary but desired. Ms. Huberti: “Since we too have placed great emphasis on playful learning and the development of individual skills and social competence, there exist many similarities between ISR and Maxi-Mo. Values such as family-like togetherness is truly lived in both institutions. All of this will ensure a smooth transition, especially for the children.” One of the few structural differences in the future will be that the Meerbusch branch will continue to be open almost all year round – regardless of the regular school vacations at ISR Neuss. Furthermore, ISR is expanding its concept through the new Kindergarten facility and will consequently also care for children aged one to three years in the future. “An important and promising expansion that enriches the pedagogical concept of ISR,” Peter Soliman tells us. Naturally, German will remain the main language of communication and instruction at Maxi-Mo, complemented by the existing bilingual English offering.
In addition to the Neuss location, ISR operates another Kindergarten branch in the Düsseldorf district of Niederkassel. Since summer 2020, children between the ages of 3 and 6 have been cared for in a purpose-built facility at Niederkasseler Kirchweg 36 with places for up to 110 children. “We wish to give as many families as possible in the area the opportunity to take advantage of our excellent education as early as Kindergarten. Long-term oriented cooperation is essential for us and we are aware of the responsibility that arises – especially from our friendly neighborly relationships,” stated Peter Soliman: “Since the capacity at our main location in Neuss is exhausted despite two extensions to the building, cooperations, similar to the one with Maxi-Mo, are particularly suitable for us.”
One of the special features of Maxi-Mo is that it is situated in Großisselhof since 2009, in an idyllic, traffic-free location in a nature reserve. “The old trees, the large outdoor area, and the extensive play areas in the open countryside will make the new ISR location in Meerbusch-Büderich a special highlight in ISR’s offering. Surrounded by meadows and fields, children will be able to experience how the seasons unfold. “This, together with the even further improved educational offering, will make for a particularly attractive combination for many families,” Soliman emphasizes.
The integration of the new Kindergarten will take place with immediate effect, and a first presentation with the families of the Maxi-Mo Kindergarten has already taken place.
