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Word of welcome

A warm welcome to Stedelijk College Eindhoven!

This school guide contains all the key information about our school. It includes details about our teaching, the support we provide to students, school rules, practical matters, and the rights and responsibilities of students and parents/carers.

At Stedelijk College Eindhoven, we believe that good education begins with an environment in which every student feels welcome and can be themselves. Building on this foundation, we offer personalised attention, challenging education and equal opportunities, so that every student can develop to their full potential.

We hope this school guide provides a clear picture of our approach and policies. If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Mr W. (Willy) Evers & Mr T. (Thijs) Habraken
Management Team, Stedelijk College Eindhoven, location Henegouwenlaan
Henegouwenlaan 2, 5628 WK Eindhoven
P.O. Box 1310, 5602 BH Eindhoven
Telephone 040-264 57 77
henegouwenlaan@stedelijkcollege.nl
www.stedelijkcollege.nl

Our school has 1525 students and 185 staff members.

Stedelijk College Eindhoven is a state secondary school with two sites. You can find the key information about the Henegouwenlaan site here.

Governing body – Stichting Internationaal en Lokaal Funderend Onderwijs (SILFO)

Stedelijk College Eindhoven is part of SILFO. On 1 January 2027, SILFO will merge with Stichting Eindhovens Christelijk Voorgezet Onderwijs (SECVO) and Onderwijsgroep Oost-Brabant (OGOB). From that date onwards, the three organisations will continue as a single new educational foundation. The governing body of Stedelijk College Eindhoven is the Executive Board of the Foundation for International and Local Foundational Education (SILFO). They can be contacted via the contact form on the website www.silfo.nl.

Approval and availability of the school guide

The school guide is approved annually by the school management, in consultation with the Participation Council (MR), for the following school year. The guide is updated to reflect new developments, policy decisions and evaluations of the current school year.