Austria, Innsbruck
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The Foxhill International Bilingual School is located in Zirl, 10 km west of Innsbruck, in a natural setting. It serves children aged 2 to 14 and offers bilingual education in English and German. The curriculum combines Advanced Placement (AP) with the Austrian curriculum to support progression from Kindergarten through Primary. Class sizes are small, with a maximum of 15 students, enabling individualized support in a family‑like learning environment. The program emphasizes language development, intercultural understanding, and personal and social growth, with learning shaped by daily life and outdoor settings. Full‑day care and afternoon care are available. The school promotes cross‑age learning to strengthen social skills and provides a continuous educational pathway in a familiar setting. Extracurricular activities include a Chess Club and an Afterschool Spanish class taught by a native speaker. Seasonal programs and events supplement academics, and a Nature Playground is planned to open in Spring 2025.
Martinsbühel 6, 6170 Zirl, Austria
Foxhill International Bilingual School has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in German, English.
The school is located at Martinsbühel 6, 6170 Zirl, Tirol, Austria. Zirl is a town about 10 km west of Innsbruck, set in the Tyrolean countryside. The campus sits in a natural setting near Innsbruck.
Kindergarten; Primary
Private bilingual school for children aged 2 to 10.
Individualized learning support.
Full-Day Care / Afternoon Care
Annual tuition at Foxhill International Bilingual School ranges from EUR 5,900 to EUR 8,100 for 2026/27.
Foxhill International Bilingual School teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 2 to 10.
The school provides bilingual education in English and German for children aged 2 to 10, from Kindergarten to Primary. Class sizes are small, with a maximum of 15 students per class, and there is individualized support. The approach emphasizes language development, intercultural understanding, and personal and social development. Learning occurs in a family-like environment with a continuous educational pathway from Kindergarten through Primary, and learning amidst nature. Full-day care and afternoon care are available.
Small classes with a maximum of 15 students per class. This supports individualized attention and tailored learning.
The school offers children aged 2 to 10 a holistic education in a familial and supportive learning environment that nurtures both academic and personal development.
The school provides learning support with small class sizes and individualized attention to help each child progress.
The school teaches in English and German, supporting bilingual development as a key to a global future.
The school fosters a caring learning atmosphere that values each child and supports their well-being and social growth.
The school promotes a safe and respectful environment where children are seen, valued, and protected within a close-knit community.
1. Applications for admission can be submitted at any time. Knowledge of German or English is not a prerequisite for admission. The Admission Process includes three steps: Initial Meeting, School Visit, and Enrollment Fee & Semester Fee.
Initial Meeting – A get-to-know-you meeting with the parents or guardians, either in person at the school or via an online video conference. This step is the first step of the Admission Process. It starts the process of evaluating the family and child for enrollment.
School Visit – The School Visit gives the children the opportunity to visit the school and meet the teaching staff. This step is the second step of the Admission Process.
Enrollment Fee & Semester Fee – After the signed school contract, an enrolment fee of €600 per child and an invoice for the semester fee are issued. Only after we receive both fees will your child have a reserved place at the school. Compulsory schooling in Austria begins at the age of 6. The cut-off date for a child's 6th birthday is 31 August.