Would you like to come to our school? Then this page is for you and your parent(s)/carer(s). Here you can read how to register and what our admissions policy is.
Central enrolment week for Year 7
The central registration week for the first year of secondary school for the academic year 2026-2027 has now passed. Did you miss the registration week and want to see if you can still register? Please contact our location via werenfridus@tabor.nl of 0229 – 28 58 28.
LET OP: Aanmeldingen worden pas in behandeling genomen nadat deze via the official application form have been completed. Therefore, a telephone registration is not sufficient.
Year 7 2025-2026
Would you like to register for the first year of secondary school for the academic year 2025-2026? Please contact our location via werenfridus@tabor.nl of 0229 – 28 58 28.
LET OP: Aanmeldingen worden pas in behandeling genomen nadat deze via the official application form have been completed. Therefore, a telephone registration is not sufficient.
Register for Year 2 and above
Want to get in and apply for Year 2 or above? If so, please contact our location via werenfridus@tabor.nl of 0229 – 28 58 28. We are happy to help you further.
LET OP: Aanmeldingen worden pas in behandeling genomen nadat deze via the official application form have been completed. Therefore, a telephone registration is not sufficient.
Pupil registration and admission
Entry requirements for first year secondary school
The advice of the Year 8 teacher is the standard for admission. For Werenfridus, this therefore means at least a havo recommendation. Other tests and assessments are not considered for admission at our school.
- havo/vwo class → havo advice, havo/vwo advice
- atheneum-class → vwo-advice
- VWO advice
Transition for heterogeneous first-year secondary school class
If you are in the first year of a havo/vwo bridge class in the 2025-2026 school year, you will receive two grades for each test in a number of subjects from the autumn half-term break: one at havo level and one at vwo level. This is how you will discover which learning pathway suits you best. This can vary from subject to subject, but it will give you, your parents, and your teachers a clear picture of where you stand now and where you can grow.
In addition, the DIA tests for language and arithmetic also play an important role in determining your level. These tests provide insight into your skills and help you make a well-considered choice for the rest of your school career.
This way you get the opportunity to further develop your talents and you'll work step by step towards a learning path that best suits your abilities.
The school recommendation
The advice from the primary school is leading for secondary education (and therefore also for Tabor College). The secondary school may place a student higher if, for example, class distribution requires it, but not lower. Placing a student lower is only possible at the request of the parent(s)/carer(s) if the secondary school agrees.
The educational report
The law states that primary schools must submit an OKR for each student to the secondary school. In West Friesland, the transfer of this OKR is done digitally as much as possible via the DigiDoor system.
Within the VO West-Friesland partnership, agreements have been made regarding the application procedure, which are also applied by the schools of the Tabor College.