Phorms Campus Hamburg

It was just a year ago when my son and I moved back to Germany from Singapore. My son was in dire straits having suffered from his parents divorce, language barriers and a sudden change of cultures along with a loss of childhood friends and family all of whom are based in South East Asia. My greatest hope was to provide an opportunity for my son to attend an excellent school with a diverse and focused learning environment. Unfortunately the school rejected him due to reasons which still remain somewhat of a mystery to me. My son is a very bright and happy child who learns quickly with his sole challenge being his tendency toward hyperactivity. I am saddened to see that private school enrollment has become only a business. It seems to me that one the best schools want only the type of students who can guarantee them success with minimal thought given to actually providing what is needed for an individual student.

The elementary school is highly recommended. I will certainly register my next child on the Phorms Campus as well. Respectful interaction, high level of commitment from teachers and educators and a great atmosphere in the school.

After 4 years abroad in Hamburg and after intensive research related to the school, we were of the opinion that a bilingual school for our child (it attended the daycare and primary school at an American college, where only English was taught!) could be. This is exactly why we registered the child at Phorms Campus. The experience was horrible. The director was very interested: social status, the car brand and the family situation more than the knowledge and skills of the child. After a short test it was said that the child was not so good in the English language. (A kid coming from American college!) Well. We found this extremely strange. Our child was then refused admission. Everything more than appearances. Today we are happy that our child is going to another school. Unfortunately, none of the schools in Hamburg are good, regardless of whether they are private or public. Good teachers who challenge and support the children and respect the children, regardless of their parents' wallet, are extinct like Mamut.

We are very satisfied with this school. After a year in a German public school, we noticed a big difference. My daughters can continue their studies with the same environment and discipline with which they did in their home country. The diversity of families further enriches the experience. I just hope my daughters can continue in the gymnast and complete all their training here

Lukas Prohl is the best teacher for the pre-school class. Only recommended👌