Munich International School

Munich International School Welcome to Munich International School's official page All students have access to either an iPad or a Macbook.

Founded in 1966 and located in a nature preserve near Starnberg, this all-day school offers lessons held in English in small classes as well as over 100 afternoon activities to about 1,250 students (age 4-18) from more than 70 countries. Graduation with an international Baccalauréate diploma (IB) with an average IB-score of 37 points (2022). The school is accredited by the IBO and the Bavarian min

istry of education, as well as the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Council of International Schools (CIS). Facilities:

• Makers’ Laboratories
• Design and Technology Suite
• 1-to-1 laptop programme
• iPads/Macbooks for all students
• IT-team, IT-Help Desk
• Performing Arts Centre
• Olympic-sized 8-lane complex
• NEW quadruple gymnasium (2022)
• Student libraries
• Modern languages complex
• Multiple outdoor play spaces

20/08/2026

Welcome new families to Orientation Day 2026! Your M Story starts today!

Crossing the finish line of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is a monumental milestone. As we ce...
07/07/2026

Crossing the finish line of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is a monumental milestone. As we celebrate these outstanding results, we recognize that the last two years have been a true marathon, not a sprint.

To the Class of 2026: While the world might see the final points, we have seen the excellent self-management, creative thinking, collaboration and persistence you poured into every component of this journey.

We extend our gratitude to our faculty for their expert guidance. We also celebrate the parents who provided the steady encouragement and support necessary to navigate the last two years.

Congratulations, Class of 2026—you are amazing!

27/05/2026

Thinking in 3D under the sun! ☀️🔄 Senior School Arts teacher Mrs. Lior is leading her students in an outdoor class to take advantage of the gorgeous summer weather while they master the skill of three-dimensional visualization.
Moving from 2D sketches to abstract stone sculptures is one of the toughest and most rewarding skills for an art student to learn, as it requires them to visualize objects in a completely new way. Students start with natural forms, such as shells or animals, and simplify them through several stages until they reach a unique, abstracted 3D form. This creative process is inspired by the legendary work of sculptors Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore. Stay tuned for their end results!

11/05/2026

11 MIS middle school students went to Brussels to participate in the International Schools Theatre Association festival. Students from all around Europe worked hard for four whole days to create an original piece of theatre that used music and choreography to tell a story the supported the global prompt “Wave of Change.”

09/05/2026

Our Grade 4 students had a wonderful camp experience this week, filled with adventure, teamwork, and time outdoors. Students enjoyed a range of activities, including bread and butter making, bandana creations, archery, journaling, team building games, and plenty of time to play and connect with friends. Highlights included a night hike to the castle and a beautiful hike through the Partnachklamm. Most importantly, camp gave students a chance to build independence, resilience, and community with their classmates. Thank you to our Grade 4 team and all supporting staff for making this such a positive and memorable experience for the students.

Student initiatives at MIS start with a simple, but great idea and can improve the quality of life and learning in big w...
07/05/2026

Student initiatives at MIS start with a simple, but great idea and can improve the quality of life and learning in big ways. Below is an proposal written to the Advancement Team by 9th-grader Riva to request support for additional outdoor learning opportunities:

“I’m writing on behalf of the Change Makers group. Our current focus is on exploring ways to support and improve student well-being within the school community. One idea we are very excited about is encouraging outdoor lesson time, as we believe learning outside can positively impact student engagement, focus, and overall well-being.

As a way to introduce this concept and also help create and encourage stronger connections between students across different year levels, we were wondering if it might be possible for the school to provide a few class sets of picnic blankets that would be accessible to all students. Having shared outdoor seating could be a simple but meaningful way to support both outdoor learning and positive interactions between different grades. We thought this initiative could be a fun way to celebrate Earth Day as a kick-off for outdoor learning this spring!

We were also curious whether something like this could be sourced through the school’s usual merchandise or school spirit suppliers, if appropriate.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration. We truly appreciate your support of student-led initiatives and would be happy to discuss the idea further if helpful.

Kind regards,
Riva

04/05/2026

MIS hosted the ISST8 schools’ track and field tournament last week, witnessing incredible athleticism and school spirit across all 8 schools.

02/04/2026

The final assembly is a chance for Seniors to walk down memory lane, honor top students, recognise their beloved teachers and each other, roast their peers and make fun of themselves. These are a few highlights from the assembly that brought everyone laughter, joy, and a few tears.

02/04/2026

Our latest M Story features Scarlett, an MIS 6th grader whose 4th-grade PYP Exhibition Project was a proposal for MIS to have a service dog. Two years later, and here she is working with MIS's first service animal, Bonnie. In this video, get a glimpse of what working with a service dog can look like from a student perspective. Not only will students learn how to safely interact with dogs, but they will also benefit from different theraputic activities that Bonnie and other service dogs can provide. Welcome to the team, Bonnie! Thank you to Scarlett for dreaming big and for Bonnie's handler and MYP Coordinator Angela Brassington for supporting student agency.

01/04/2026

The graduating class is one day away from their final day of classes. The annual BBQ is actually an Alumni Portal party where the seniors get signed up in the portal and stay connected to MIS. No matter where their next steps lead them, MIS will always be home.

Adresse

Schloss Buchhof
Starnberg
82319

Öffnungszeiten

Montag 09:00 - 18:00
Dienstag 09:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch 09:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag 09:00 - 18:00
Freitag 09:00 - 18:00

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+4981513660

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