Pieter Nieuwland College
| Pieter Nieuwland College | |
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 External view of the college. | |
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Nobelweg 6 Amsterdam, Netherlands Netherlands | |
| Information | |
| Type | Public High School |
| Established | 1960 |
| School district | Watergraafsmeer |
| Principal | Joost Eijkhout (a.i.) |
| Faculty | 100 |
| Enrolment | 900 students |
| Website | www |
The Pieter Nieuwland College[]
is a secondary school in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in the district Watergraafsmeer.
The school is named after Pieter Nieuwland. It is a school of further education with the directions VWO and . There were in 2009, 835 students, 42% in the first two grades. The school is growing. It is a school with good results. The school is a part of the ZAAM Group.
From this school a new Gymnasium was started, the . The Gymnasium is the same level of education as Atheneum but with an additional focus on ancient languages such as Greek and Latin. See also the Education in the Netherlands for further information on the Dutch education system.
General Statistics[]
VWO[]
- There are 241 pupils in the last four classes, approximately eight classes, plus minus two per class.
- Compared to other VWO schools the results in the first two years are above the national average, 100% of the students doesn't have to repeat any school years until the third grade.
- 64% of these students proceed to graduate without delay. That is equal to the national average.
- The examination marks are also within the national average with a 6.4 (out of 10).
- The results Dutch Language courses are below the national average, other outcomes are above the national average, which is explained by the relatively large number of children who do not have Dutch as their primary language.
Havo[]
- There are 196 students in the last three classes, which is approximately 6 groups, 2 per class.
- Compared to other schools HAVO the results in the first two years are above the national average. 100% of the students doesn't have to repeat any school years until the third grade.
- 68% of these students proceed to graduate without any delay.
- The exam figures are an average of 6.4.
Profiles[]
In the Education in the Netherlands, one has to choose a profile to follow from the third year of secondary school up until graduation. These are the numbers of the Pieter Nieuwland College.
VWO[]
Name and number of participants in 2005.
- Culture and Society, 6% lower than average in the Netherlands.
- Economy and Society, 31%, which is an average number.
- , 41% above the national average.
- , 22% above the national average.
Havo[]
Name and number of participants in 2005.
- Culture and Society, 30%, which is an average number.
- Economy and Society, 45%, which is an average number.
- ,% 14, which is an average number.
- , 10%, on average.
HAVO de hof[]
In 2013 the school got disposal over a second building were after the summer vacation 82 pupils were stationed
History[]
The former name of the college is Christelijke Scholengemeenschap Oost.
External links[]
- Schools in Amsterdam
- Secondary schools in the Netherlands