Worldfest at Frankfurt International School

World Flags - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / iDesignFrankfurt International School in Oberursel is celebrating “Worldfest” on Sunday, 13th May, 2012.

Between 12pm and 4pm the school will be offering a selection of international foods, games, activities and entertainment.

To get there by train, take the U-Bahn U3 to Waldlust.

If you come by car and live locally, head for Edeka’s car park at the corner of the Hohemarkstraße and Camp-King-Allee from where the school will be laying on shuttle buses.

Visitors from further afield can take the Oberursel-Nord exit off he A661 towards the town and park on the field next to Rolls Royce (behind the U-Bahn station “Lahnstrasse” which is currently being modernised). Again, a shuttle bus service will taked visitors to the school.

There is no parking at the school itself.

Links

Frankfurt International School

Worldfest 2011Photo album

Life as a principal – an interview with Rhiannan Wood

ESL – an interview with Paul Shoebottom

Open day at the Waldorf school

The Waldorf school in the North-end of Oberursel is holding an open day on Saturday, 11th February, 2012 between 9am and 12 noon.

They will be showing how they teach at the three different levels within the school, as well as number of specialist subjects.

The school is located in the Eichwäldchenweg. Take the U3 train to Kupferhammer and then cross the Hohemarkstraße to get there.

Primary Schools in Oberursel

Mortar board - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / jgroupThe primary schools in Oberursel (Grundschule) will be presenting themselves during the Hessentag on Thursday, 16th June, between 10am and 1pm on the Raiffeisenbank stage at the Marktplatz.

The market square, or Marktplatz is located on the Hessentagsstraße in the central area of the town.  The nearest U-Bahn station is “Oberursel Altstadt”.

Worldfest at Frankfurt International School

World Flags - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / iDesignFrankfurt International School in Oberursel is celebrating “Worldfest” on Sunday, 22nd May, 2011.

Between 12pm and 4pm the school will be offering a selection of international foods, games, handcraft and there will also be a display of vintage cars.

It will also be possible to take a tour of the school.

To get there by train, take the U-Bahn U3 to Waldlust.

If you come by car and live locally, head for Edeka’s car park at the corner of the Hohemarkstraße and Camp-King-Allee from where the school will be laying on shuttle busses.

Visitors from further afield can take the Oberursel-Nord exit off he A661 towards the town and park on the field next to Rolls Royce (behind the U-Bahn station “Lahnstrasse” which is currently being modernised).  Again, a shuttle bus service will taked visitors to the school.

There is no parking at the school itself.

Links

Frankfurt International School

Life as a principal – an interview with Rhiannan Wood

ESL – an interview with Paul Shoebottom

International School Open Day

The accadis International School in Bad Homburg is holding an open day on Saturday, 9th April, 2011 between 10am and 2pm.

The school, which offers Preschool, Elementary and Secondary levels for children between the ages of 2 and 19 moved into new buildings this week which are located at Norsk-Data-Straße 5 in the Ober-Eschbach part of the town.

To get they by train from Frankfurt take the line U2 to “Ober-Eschbach”, or by use Bus take a number 1 or 11 from the Bad Homburg’s town centre.

Open day at the Waldorf school

The Waldorf school in the North-end of Oberursel is holding an open day on Saturday, 12th February, 2011 between 9am and 12 noon.

They will be showing how they teach at the three different levels within the school, as well as  number of specialist subjects.

The school is located in the Eichwäldchenweg.  Take the U3 train to Kupferhammer and then cross the Hohemarkstraße to get there.

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