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Integration begins in everyday life, in the classroom, in conversations with parents, and in learning together.

Students warmed up with a playful mix of imaginative and movement-based exercises before diving into Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.

Niches, armchairs, corners and window seats invited visitors to retreat with a book and escape for a while.

We return home with photographs, greater self-confidence, new friendships, and the quiet realisation that the world feels a little less far away now.

Come and work with us at Berlin Cosmopolitan School and play an active role in shaping international education. Meet our team in person at Berlin Day and find out why school is more than just a job for us.

The team finished the tournament in an excellent 4th place  — a strong achievement at a large Berlin tournament.

The competition impressively demonstrated that dance at the Berlin Cosmopolitan School is more than just movement – it is expression, personal development and community in action.

Their shared connections to Venezuela of BCS-Student Daniel and Leopoldo Lopez (Mayor of Caracas) led to discussions about democracy, identity, and political responsibility.

In this multilingual reading, three young voices recite poems that deal with topics such as identity, belonging and multilingualism.

The BCS Alumni page brings together what makes our school special: people, stories, and lasting bonds.