The American School of The Hague

The American School of The Hague (ASH) is one of Europe's premier American-curriculum international schools, founded in 1953 and located in Wassenaar, a prestigious residential municipality between The Hague and the coast. Educating students from Pre-K through Grade 12 (ages 4 to 18), ASH offers a North American-style education leading to the US High School Diploma, AP courses, and the IB Diploma. Accredited by Middle States Association and CIS, ASH serves The Hague's extraordinary international community — the city hosts the International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court, NATO Command, and over 150 international organisations. With students from over 50 nationalities, ASH embodies the international character of The Hague. The school's beautiful campus in Wassenaar's woodland setting features excellent sports facilities, a library, science labs, performing arts spaces, and extensive grounds. ASH is particularly noted for its exceptional AP programme, strong arts, and outstanding university placement record. Graduates regularly gain admission to Ivy League, Oxbridge, and leading Dutch and European universities.