We always enjoy visits by the Heads of School and/or admissions staff from our British boarding schools to our office in Munich. If you would like to use the occasion to meet a staff member of a particular school in person, please feel free to contact us on 0049-89-3840540 or send us an email to info@glasmacher.de.
Follow this link for an overview of the consultation appointments that we regularly offer throughout Germany.
Upcoming visits by British boarding schools:
25 September 2025 | Glenalmond College | Munich |
25 September 2025 | Kent College | Munich |
26 September 2025 | St Leonards School | Munich |
1 October 2025 | Blundell's School | Munich |
6 October 2025 | Charterhouse | Munich |
6 October 2025 | Rossall School | Munich |
7 October 2025 | Leighton Park School | Munich |
8 October 2025 | Haberdasher's Monmouth School | Munich |
15 + 16 October 2025 | Haileybury incl. candidate interviews | Munich |
17 October 2025 | The Leys School | Munich |
3 November 2025 | St. Edmund's College | Munich |
4 November 2025 | Giggleswick School | Munich |
12 November 2025 | King's School, Bruton | Munich |
26 November 2025 | Whitgift School | Munich |
3 December 2025 | King's School, Ely | Munich |
12 January 2026 | Dauntsey's School | Munich |
We hosted a range of webinars this year focusing on British school qualifications, subject guidance, visa application, and university applications, to name a few.
These events were designed for families whose children are already attending a British school, planning a stay, or simply interested in learning more about the school qualifications "A-Levels" and "IB-Diploma". We recorded all of the webinars and you can find links to the recordings on the events page.
05.09.2025
In the first webinar of our autumn series “My Time Abroad – The Path to Boarding School” on 3 September, four of our former students spoke about their move to a British boarding school – what surprised them, which experiences shaped them most, and what everyday life in the UK is really like.
A few highlights from the discussion:
A big thank-you to our webinar guests –
Hanna (1 term – Stamford School)
Hendrik (2 years – Gresham’s School)
Konrad (1 year – Barnard Castle School)
Laura (1 term – Denstone College)
for sharing their experiences and stories with such enthusiasm! The strong participation and many questions from the audience showed how valuable this format is for families considering the step to the UK.
Watch the Webinar:
The recording is available here
Save the date:
On 24 September, our next session will focus on preparing for school visits & entrance tests.
Sign up here: The Path to Boarding School – Part 2: Preparing for School Visits & Entrance Tests
02.09.2025
In this opening session, four of our alumni will share first-hand how they experienced the step to a British boarding school – what surprised them, which moments shaped them most, and what everyday life in the UK is really like.
We will also show how we guide families in choosing the right school – from deadlines to scheduling – and discuss what makes British boarding schools unique, and where they can be an exciting alternative to schools in Germany.
The following sessions will focus on other key topics:
We will talk about preparing for school visits and entrance tests, explore the Foundation Year as a bridge between school and university, share tips for applying to universities with IB and A-Levels, and look at life after graduation – from Gap Year opportunities to future skills and personal development.
Follow this link to see all topics covered and webinar dates
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