English as a Lingua Franca and as a partner language in the European School branch is, of course, strongly represented at our school through a large and active department.

In both SESB and Regelzug, we work closely together to give our students insight into the culture of the English-speaking world, including its literature, as well as its political and geographical contexts.

In the advanced-level elective course, students also have the opportunity to practice debating current issues in English as part of MUN (Model United Nations).

We support individual stays abroad, provide students with informational materials, and assist them in the decision-making process.