Oostvaarders College

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Coordinates 52°23′43″N5°15′55″E / 52.3953°N 5.2654°E / 52.3953; 5.2654 Coordinates: 52°23′43″N5°15′55″E / 52.3953°N 5.2654°E / 52.3953; 5.2654
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Number of students1500
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Oostvaarders College, also referred to as OVC, is a school located in Almere Buiten, Netherlands.

In the beginning the Oostvaarders College started as a small school, but became one of the largest middle/high schools in Almere with more than 1,500 students. Oostvaarders College is part of the Foundation ABVO Flevoland. This is a foundation for general secondary education especially in Flevoland.

The school is an official UNESCO school. [1]

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