New Students

Since September 2023, all primary schools in Amstelveen and Ouderkerk have a joint admission policy for starting preschoolers. Registration is possible from the age of 3, and it is mandatory to submit an application form to the school of your first preference. Children with an older sibling at the school are guaranteed a place if the form is submitted on time. The closing date depends on your child’s date of birth.

Registration Deadlines

Geboortedatum kind Sluitingsdatum
1 May 2021 t/m 31 August 2021 t/m 3 October 2024
1 September 2021 t/m 31 December 2021 t/m 31 January 2025
1 January 2022 t/m 30 April 2022 t/m 30 May 2025

For more information or specific questions, please visit the website and the helpdesk of primary schools Amstelveen and Ouderkerk.

Registering at Brede School Rembrandt

If you are interested in our school, feel free to visit visit during one of our introductory meetings, which we organise on the first Thursday of every month. You need to sign up for the introductory meeting. A week in advance, you will receive a confirmation for this meeting.

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If our school is your preference after the introduction, you can submit the application form according to the city’s admission policy to us. Please keep the above-mentioned deadlines in mind.

If your child is older than 4 years and you want him/her to join a higher group at our school, we ask you to express your interest via email: administratie.rembrandt@ogamstelland.nl

You can expect an answer from us within a week about the available place in the desired group.

Placement

After placement, you will receive a letter from our school if you have been placed with us. This letter will state the final registration date by which you must inform us that you will make use of the reserved place.

Newcomers

When you are moving to the Netherlands and your children don’t speak Dutch yet they can’t automatically go to a public, Dutch-speaking school. Children above the age of 6 need to attend language school first. A language school is a special temporary school with the main focus on learning the Dutch language. While learning Dutch, the children will also follow the regular curriculum and will therefore not necessarily fall behind. As soon as their Dutch level is good enough (the average period is one year), they can move to a public school in your neighbourhood.

The Centraal Informatie Loket (CIL) is an information office to help parents in Amstelveen and Ouderkerk find a primary school which is a good fit for their child. For more information, please go to their website.

When you are moving to the Netherlands and your children don’t speak Dutch yet they can’t automatically go to a public, Dutch-speaking school. Children above the age of 6 need to attend language school first. A language school is a special temporary school with the main focus on learning the Dutch language. While learning Dutch, the children will also follow the regular curriculum and will therefore not necessarily fall behind. As soon as their Dutch level is good enough (the average period is one year), they can move to a public school in your neighbourhood.

The Centraal Informatie Loket (CIL) is an information office to help parents in Amstelveen and Ouderkerk find a primary school which is a good fit for their child. For more information, please go to their website.