British Schools Fair 
16 October 2026
Künstlerhaus Munich 

Fluent English, lifelong friendships and a love of learning that actually sticks.

Whether it's a short stay, a year in Year 12, or completing school in the UK – an afternoon for families to meet Heads of school, Deputy Heads and Registrars in person and explore their options.

You may have been thinking about boarding in the UK for a while. Or the idea may be entirely new.

We've invited the heads and admissions teams from 8 of our partner schools to Munich for face-to-face conversations with families. They know their schools better than anyone and speak from first-hand experience about what makes each one distinctive – its strengths, its character, its particular approach. Families can find out about boarding in the UK on a general, no-commitment basis, or book individual appointments with specific schools to ask more targeted questions.

Our team will be on hand throughout the day to answer questions about studying at British boarding schools

– from choosing the right school, 
- to timing and duration,
- the application process,
- entry requirements and visas,
- costs, and the recognition of qualifications back in Germany.

Registration

If you'd like to book individual meetings with specific schools, you can indicate this in the form – we'll confirm exact times approximately two weeks before the event.

Admission is free.

Venue: Künstlerhaus München, Lenbachplatz 8

British Schools Fair Munich, 16 October
We would like to speak with these schools (you can select more than one):

Five questions to ask schools at the British Schools Fair.

What does a weekend look like at your school?

How many pupils stay over the weekend? What happens on Saturday after sport, or on Sunday?

How international is the school community?

Numbers don't say much here. Ask how the school actively fosters integration so that pupils from different countries genuinely connect.

What do you do when a child is struggling?

Ask about the people who step in when a child is homesick, and how the school ensures the right balance between academic challenge and downtime.

What do children learn outside the classroom?

Ask about clubs, projects and pupil-led initiatives – everything that happens beyond the curriculum and prepares young people for the world ahead.

How do you support pupils with planning life after school?

Ask how the school helps young people plan their next step, whether that's university, a gap year or starting a career.