European School, Frankfurt am Main

European School, Frankfurt am Main Schola Europaea
Address
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Praunheimer Weg 126, D-60439, Frankfurt am Main , Hesse Germany
Coordinates	50°09′29″N 8°37′23″E / 50.158024°N 8.623077°E / 50.158024; 8.623077
Information
Type	European School
Established	2002
Operated by	The European Schools
Director	Ferdinand Patscheider (Germany)
Gender	Mixed
Age range	4 to 18
Enrolment	1,520[1] (2018-2019)
Student Union/Association	The Pupils' Committee
Sister Schools	12 European Schools
Diploma	European Baccalaureate
Website	www.esffm.org

European School, Frankfurt am Main, or ESF (German: Europäische Schule Frankfurt am Main; French: École européenne de Francfort-sur-le-Main) is a European school in Frankfurt, Germany.

It caters for nursery school, primary school, and secondary students.

The school is also known for being so overly-consumed by its obsession to follow the European Baccalaureate regulations, it ends up changing its own curriculum so often that no books can fully cover it.

It is also absolutely oblivious to the bad quality teachers it has employed for complex subjects such as maths and physics. This maximizes wasted class time and forces students to spend countless nights sleeplessly as they try to learn the subject from their textbook alone.

This way, the European School in Frankfurt am Main enforces misery in its classrooms and makes sure the days drag on as painfully as possible.

But hey, at least you won't be feeling alone. Although originally designed for less than 900 students, the ESF has over 1.5 thousand students, resulting in impossible to traverse hallways and math classes of 30 people.

List of good teachers:

See also[]

• European School
• European Schools

References[]

External links[]

• Official website

P1-P5 Primary school S1-S7 Secondary school

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