Discover the wonderful world of Schiphol: Schiphol in the classroom
Schiphol is a remarkable place and there are lots of fun facts to discover about it. Did you know that the first military aircraft landed at Schiphol on 19 September 1916? And that there used to be a lake where the airport is, 4 metres below sea level? Great topics for a presentation or project! You can also work together with your classmates using our teaching package and take part in the accompanying design contest.
Presentation or project?
Your classmates are sure to enjoy a presentation about flying and the wonderful world of Schiphol. After all, who doesn’t like to travel? And who isn’t impressed by the sight of a large plane taking off? Here, you will learn everything about aviation and airplanes, the different jobs at our airport and what happens in the control tower. Before you know it, you’ll be giving an attention-grabbing presentation or writing an informative article.


Schiphol Teaching pack
Schiphol collaborated with educational publishing house Zwijssen to create the ‘Kijk op Schiphol’ teaching pack (only available in Dutch). Over the course of four lessons, your teacher will bring the world of Schiphol into your classroom. You will learn everything you ever wanted to know about the airport with the help of fun videos and assignments on subjects like working at Schiphol, sustainability, and different cultures and languages.
Sherlock for a day

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Children’s Council
Advice about better relationships with neighbours
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Schiphol history
More than 100 years of Schiphol.
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Did you know this?
Learn more about our name and why we have polar bears at Schiphol.