Montessori. Bilingual. All-day. From first grade through graduation.

Montessori

In primary and secondary education, we consistently follow the Montessori approach because it is well suited to young people, encourages independent learning and maintains a love of learning right through to the end of their school years.

Bilingual growth

We are an international school – and bilingual. German and English are an integral part of our everyday school life – from Year 1 right through to graduation.

All day offer

School is more than just lessons. Learning, support, discovery: our all-day programme combines lessons with a wide range of extracurricular clubs, support programmes and leisure activities, Monday to Friday from 7.30 am to 6.00 pm.

Applications for the school year 2027/2028 are now open. We look forward to seeing you!

Our school between water and forest

The International Montessori School Berlin supports children and young people from their successful start at school right through to graduation. As a comprehensive school, we combine Montessori pedagogy, bilingual learning (German–English) and all-day schooling into an educational pathway that enables individual development whilst promoting challenging, goal-oriented learning.
As an open all-day school, we provide education and supervision from 7.30 am to 6 pm. At the IMS, we prepare pupils for lower secondary school qualifications, including admission to the Abitur programme.

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News

Anne Frank Day at IMS

Anne Frank Day at IMS Over the past several weeks, our students in Grades 4–6 have been researching Anne Frank and a variety of topics connected to World War II using educational materials provided by the Anne Frank Day center organization. #AnneFrankTag2026 @annefrankzentrum

  • Formation of the Universe
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Formation of the universe

All the students from 1-6 grade at IMS were mixed into 5 groups for our yearly Project Week, and each day, from Monday-Thursday, the students went to a different classroom to learn about Maria Montessori’s First Great Story: The Formation of the Universe.  Each classroom focused on a different part of the story.