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Public schools in Berlin

We list 5 public schools in Berlin.

Indicative annual tuition, public schools

EUR 300 – 500

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5 public schools in Berlin · featured first

John F. Kennedy School Berlin

Zehlendorf, Berlin

German-American Bilingual / US Diploma / German Abitur Public Ages 5–18
Indicative annual tuition Up to EUR 500
Lower fees

Französisches Gymnasium Berlin

Steglitz, Berlin

German / French Bilingual / Abitur / Abibac / Baccalauréat Public Ages 10–19
Indicative annual tuition Up to EUR 300
Lower fees

Heinz-Berggruen-Gymnasium

Wilmersdorf, Berlin

German/European Public Ages 10–18
Indicative annual tuition Up to EUR 300
Lower fees

Nelson Mandela School Berlin

Wilmersdorf, Berlin

German-English Bilingual / IB Diploma / German Abitur Public Ages 6–19
Indicative annual tuition Up to EUR 300
Lower fees

Schiller-Gymnasium Berlin

Charlottenburg, Berlin

German/Bilingual Public Ages 10–18
Indicative annual tuition Not published

About public schools

Public schools are government-funded institutions that follow national curricula and are open to all students within their designated zones. These schools provide accessible, often tuition-free education and reflect the educational standards and cultural values of their host country. Many top-performing public schools offer outstanding academic programs, experienced teaching staff, and strong community connections that rival their private counterparts.

  • Government-funded with accessible or free tuition
  • National curriculum ensuring standardized quality
  • Diverse student body reflecting the wider community
  • Qualified, certified teaching staff
  • Specialized programs for gifted, arts, STEM, or languages
  • Strong community ties and local engagement

Suits: Families seeking quality education within the national system, those who value social diversity and community integration, or families who prefer the local curriculum and language of instruction. Also ideal for long-term residents committed to a specific city or country.

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