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Is your child keen to go abroad during their school-time and to get to know a foreign country, new people and a different culture? Would you like to give your child a special experience, a good academic education, a varied sports and activities programme and the opportunity to discover new skills and interests? Then you have chosen the right address, because English boarding schools offer all of this.
We consult and support you and your child from the decision to venture abroad, to choosing the right school and length of stay, as well as up on their return to the German school system.
Everything you need to know about attending a British boarding school if you do not have a UK or Irish passport, or an equivalent residence permit.
More informationWe are happy to welcome you at our office in Munich for a personal meeting at any time. We are also on tour for meetings throughout Germany on various weekends.
Glasmacher on tour19.09.2024
We are delighted to welcome representatives of our British partner schools to our office in Munich throughout the year. These visits provide an opportunity for intensive exchange and for staying up to date – both on innovations at the respective schools and on possible changes in the German education system. The schools are also happy to meet interested applicants during these visits.
In the coming months, Kent College, Oakham School, Mount Kelly, Framlingham College, Haileybury, St. Peter's School, Cheltenham College and many other schools will be visiting us. You can find an overview of the dates of the visits under ‘News’ on our website. If you would like to arrange an appointment with the schools, please call or email us.
04.09.2024
As the new British school year begins, we wish all our students a great start and a memorable time at their new schools.
Mr Douglas Robb, Headmaster of Gresham’s School, gave a great speech earlier this week to mark the start of the new school year. He emphasised three important rules that will not only make their time at school successful, but also the rest of their lives: Be honest, be kind and work hard. He explained the meaning of these three principles in more detail in his excellent Beginning of Term speech.
He made the following recommendation to the parents in the audience: “We will shortly ask the children to leave this service with their housemaster or mistress. Don’t panic you will see them again shortly. We do ask that you leave them alone after lunch, I promise that I will find you if you hide in a tree somewhere on the campus with a pair of binoculars, a mobile telephone and a thermos flask; I will ask you, very nicely, to leave. Please be reassured that they will be busy and engaged for the rest of the day. If they don’t call it is because they are occupied and happy, if they do and they are upset, simply reassure them and call your housemaster or mistress.”
Just like Douglas Robb, we hope that our parents are not missing their children too much. If you don't hear from your son or daughter, you can be sure that they are fine and just very, very busy.
Our guide to English boarding schools
We invite you to join us in taking a closer look at schools in Great Britain. In our (German only) company brochure, we present a selection of highly respected British boarding schools, some of which we have been working with for over 25 years. Here you will get an impression of what schools can do: Inspire curiosity and a love of learning, build on strengths and develop weaknesses; enable pupils to feel part of a community; create memories.
