Rehobotschool

What Rehobotschool does

Rehobothschool is a Protestant-Christian primary school located in Hardinxveld-Giessendam, South Holland, Netherlands, operated under the PCPO TriVia (Vereniging TriVia) school association, a non-profit educational foundation. The school serves approximately 400 students aged 4-12 across 17 classes spanning group 1 through group 8, with a teaching and specialist staff of more than 30 including class teachers, ICT, behavioral, gifted education, remedial teaching, language/literacy, motor skills, and future-oriented education specialists, plus teaching assistants and administration under director Lisette Boon. The physical site at Schoolstraat 4 is organized in small-scale clusters to preserve a safe, small-school feel.

The school's product surface rests on three differentiated pillars layered over the standard Dutch primary curriculum. First, an ICT Leerlijn (ICT Learning Path) running from group 1 to group 8, aligned with SLO digital literacy guidelines and covering 21st-century skills, ICT basics, media literacy, and computational thinking. Second, differentiated instruction through the Kameleongroep — a small-group (max 10 students) support and enrichment program in math, spelling, language, and reading — and, for highly gifted students, participation in the TriVia-wide Delfinogroep across three eight-Monday sessions per year. Third, enrichment through the twice-yearly Talentenuur (6-week courses in photography, dance, technology, painting, drama, and chemistry). Social-emotional development is delivered via Kanjertraining (Kanjerschool certification). Digital tooling is standard educational SaaS: Google Workspace, Microsoft login, Parro for parent communication, and consumer educational platforms (Squla, Topomania, Ozoblockly, Makey Makey, Tinkercad, Scratch).

Rehobothschool's revenue is overwhelmingly Dutch government education subsidies covering core operations, supplemented by a modest voluntary annual parent contribution managed by the parent council and €10/year TriVia association memberships granting voting rights at the annual members' meeting. GTM is community-led: an open day in late January, a June information evening, director-led personal intake meetings and school tours, plus online enrollment via inschrijvenleerling.nl. Distribution channels include the school website, Facebook and Instagram, the Parro parent portal, and digital newsletters; before- and after-school care is delivered through on-site partner De Flierefluiter and two off-site partners (Partou BSO Splash, Kinderopvang De Wonderwijzer). The school has received a 'Goed' (Good) rating from the Dutch Education Inspectorate, with the inspectorate specifically citing the strong professional culture and the 'Ruimte om te groeien' (Space to grow) approach.

Name

Rehobotschool

Legal name

PCPO TriVia

Website

https://rehobothschool.nl

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Rehobothschool is a Protestant-Christian primary school in Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Netherlands, serving approximately 400 students aged 4-12 across 17 classes. Operated under the TriVia association, it offers differentiated instruction, an ICT curriculum, and enrichment programs, funded primarily by Dutch government education subsidies.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Hardinxveld Giessendam

HQ country

Netherlands

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Public Funding (Government Subsidized Education): As a public primary school in the Netherlands, Rehobothschool is primarily funded through government education funding. This covers core operational costs including staff salaries, facilities, and curriculum delivery.
2. Voluntary Parent Contribution (Ouderbijdrage): The parent council manages an annual voluntary parent contribution used to fund school activities and events. The amount is managed by the parent council and spent with school approval for the benefit of the children.
3. TriVia Association Membership: Parents can become members of the TriVia association for €10 per year. Membership provides voting rights at the annual TriVia members' meeting and supports the Christian education provided by TriVia.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Rehobothschool is a Protestant-Christian primary school in Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Netherlands, serving approximately 400 students across 17 groups (group 1 through group 8). The school delivers full primary education with differentiated instruction through specialized programs including the Kameleongroep (support and enrichment), Delfinogroep (gifted education), Talentenuur (talent development), and an ICT Leerlijn (digital literacy curriculum). The school operates under TriVia (PCPO TriVia) school association governance.

Product overview

Rehobothschool is a Protestant-Christian primary school operated by PCBO TriVia, serving approximately 400 students in 17 groups (group 1-8) in Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Netherlands. The school offers a comprehensive educational program centered on Christian values, with specialized support and enrichment programs including the Kameleongroep (support/enrichment group with max 10 students) and the Delfinogroep (TriVia-run program for highly gifted students). The school provides 21st-century skills education through its ICT Leerlijn curriculum, talent development via its Talentenuur program, and student resources through a dedicated Leerlingenpagina portal. Parent communication is handled through the Parro ouderportaal platform. The school has received a 'GOED' (Good) rating from the Dutch Education Inspectorate.

Differentiator

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Protestants-Christelijk Basisonderwijs (Primary Christian Education) Full Protestant-Christian primary education program for children from group 1 (age 4) through group 8 (age 12), organized across 17 groups serving approximately 400 students. The program emphasizes balanced development of heart, head, and hands, with child-centered teaching, talent discovery and development, and Christian values integration.
• Kameleongroep Small-group support and enrichment program (maximum 10 students) for children who need additional or different attention than the regular classroom can provide. Operates four mornings per week covering math, spelling, language, and reading remediation, plus weekly enrichment for advanced learners.
• Delfinogroep An enrichment program for highly gifted students operated across the TriVia association. Students attend three periods of eight Monday sessions to meet developmental peers from other TriVia schools, with curriculum covering philosophy, study skills, social skills, healthy behavior, and personal learning goals.
• Talentenuur (Talent Hour) A twice-yearly talent hour program for students in groups 3-8, structured as a 6-week course with 1.5-hour weekly sessions. Course offerings include photography, dance, technology, painting, drama, and chemistry, taught by teachers with specific expertise or external specialists.
• ICT Leerlijn (ICT Learning Path) A structured ICT curriculum from group 1 through group 8, aligned with SLO (Stichting Leerplanontwikkeling) example learning lines for digital literacy. Covers 21st-century skills including ICT basic skills, information skills, media literacy, and computational thinking across the full primary school years.
• Ouderportaal Parro (Parent Portal) Parro-based parent portal used for school-to-family communication covering absences, parent-teacher meetings, news, and important events. Parents access the portal via a dedicated link on the school website. Complemented by a digital newsletter published twice monthly and a monthly group-specific newsletter.
• Leerlingenpagina (Student Portal) Student-facing information page providing educational links and resources including Google calendars for each class, practice sites for math (times tables, clock reading), language, spelling, and reading, plus Talentenuur enrichment activities with tools such as Ozoblockly, Makey Makey, Tinkercad, Scratch, and AI tools.

Quantifiable outcome

• 400 students enrolled across 17 groups
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

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Feature5 records

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• TriVia (PCPO TriVia)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTriVia is the school association (vereniging) that Rehobothschool belongs to. TriVia is a Protestant-Christian primary school association that supports member schools with governance, policy, and shared programs including the Delfinogroep for gifted education. Rehobothschool operates under TriVia's governance and parents can become members of the TriVia association for €10/year with voting rights at the annual members' meeting.
• Chr. Kinderopvang De FlierefluitercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChristian childcare provider De Flierefluiter provides before- and after-school care services located within the Rehobothschool building. This integration offers seamless childcare continuity for families.
• Partou BSO SplashminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPartou BSO Splash is a before- and after-school care provider located at Pietersweer 32, Hardinxveld-Giesendam. They pick up children from school after class and bring them to their own location for extended care services.
• Kinderopvang De WonderwijzerminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorKinderopvang De Wonderwijzer is a childcare provider located at Tonneband 22, Hardinxveld-Giesendam. They offer before- and after-school care and pick up children from school after class.
• Nursing Homes (2 unnamed facilities)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe school has active cooperation programs ('Het warme hart' activities) with two local nursing homes. Children visit elderly residents at the homes or at day care facilities, engaging in activities like playing games and preparing food together. These programs enhance children's social awareness and community engagement.
• Parro (Parent Communication Platform)coreTechnology or IntegrationParro is the parent communication platform used by the school to communicate about practical matters including absences, parent-teacher meetings, news, and important events. Parents access the platform via a dedicated portal link on the school website.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Cognita Schools: An international K-12 operator managing private schools across multiple countries with strong community and parent-engagement models. Cognita's per-school specialist support and pastoral differentiation parallels Rehobothschool's Kameleongroep-style approach.
• GEMS Education: A large global K-12 school operator with diverse curricula and religious-affiliated offerings. Comparable as a broad-based provider of premium private K-12 education, though operating at much greater scale than the subject company.
• Nord Anglia Education: A global premium K-12 school network operating private, faith-rooted and international schools. While vastly larger in scale, Nord Anglia's model of branded, specialist-supported K-12 campuses with formal differentiation programs is structurally analogous to Rehobothschool's differentiated approach.
• Dulwich College International: A network of premium K-12 schools emphasizing strong professional culture, differentiated student support, and 21st-century skills curricula—core positions also articulated by Rehobothschool in its inspectorate-cited pedagogy.
• Inspired Schools: An international premium K-12 school group with strong emphasis on co-curricular enrichment, talent development, and community engagement, analogous to Rehobothschool's Talentenuur and 'Het warme hart' programs.
• Maple Leaf Educational Systems: A large K-12 operator running branded primary and secondary schools. As a private network operator running multi-school systems with shared curricula and services, it provides a structural analogue for what TriVia enables across its Dutch member schools.

Emerging players

• Bright Horizons Family Solutions: A large operator of early childhood education, before/after-school care, and family-support services. Comparable through its bundled care-and-education platform model, which mirrors Rehobothschool's integration with De Flierefluiter, Partou BSO Splash, and De Wonderwijzer.

Direct peers

• Other TriVia member schools (PCPO TriVia network): Sister schools operating under the same TriVia Vereniging with shared Protestant-Christian identity, identical funding model, governance, and access to shared programs such as Delfinogroep. These schools have the same legal structure and operating model as Rehobothschool.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/HG.Rehobothschool
• Instagraminstagram.com/p/CWa9hxcoU6m
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/rehobotschool

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Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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