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About American School of The Hague
Welcome to American School of The Hague, or “ASH” as it has been known for over fifty years. ASH offers a learner-centered, American curriculum modified for the needs of our international student and parent population.
Our mission speaks for itself: “American School of The Hague nurtures and inspires character, commitment, creativity, and learning.” These are not just platitudes; they represent the filter through which all of us connected with the school, from the Trustees on down, process every decision we make.
Our student body is approximately 26% US and 12% Dutch, with the remaining 62% coming from 74 other nationalities, mirroring the diversity of cultures that make The Hague such a rich environment. Our students come mainly from the international business and diplomatic community, but our many Dutch families add a host country flavor to our multicultural mix.
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Netherlands at a glance
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Country quick facts
The Netherlands ranked first in the world for having the healthiest and most affordable food according to a Oxfam report on 125 countries.
Approximately 87% of Dutch people speak English as a second language.
On average, a Dutch person cycles 2.5 km per day (900 km per year).
The Netherlands is the bike capital of the world with 18 million bicycles.
There are 4,000 km of navigable canals, rivers, and lakes in the Netherlands.
The word “Netherlands” literally means “lower countries” and is accurate since it is a relatively flat country.
A majority of Dutch people can speak more than one language.