Chartwell International School vs International School

	C Chartwell International School Belgrade, Serbia	I International School Belgrade, Serbia
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year RSD 8,000 - 14,500	Fees / year RSD 7,499 - 10,141
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 5 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils 1,000	Pupils 274
Typical class size	Typical class size 15	Typical class size 18
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English, Serbian
Opened	Opened 1998	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The Chartwell International School is located in Belgrade, Serbia, in the peaceful Dedinje suburb near embassies and residential areas, about a 10-minute drive from the city centre. Since September 2023 the school has eight buildings, serving Pre-School through Upper Secondary across multiple campuses in Belgrade.	Location 45 Šumatovačka Street, Belgrade.
Stages	Stages Pre-School; Primary (Lower Primary, Upper Primary); Secondary (Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary)	Stages Cambridge Primary (5-11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11-14), Cambridge Secondary and Advanced (14-19).
School type	School type International school	School type Private international day school offering Cambridge programmes.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix Approximately 60 nationalities are represented in the student body; most students are multilingual and many local students have international backgrounds.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support ESL Support: Pre-School does not have a formal ESL programme; non-English-speaking children are immersed in a visual, hands-on learning environment with close collaboration with parents to support language learning. In Primary and Secondary, ESL is provided in small groups at different levels, following the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing.	Additional learning support Three Levels of Support for Your Success: Homeroom Teacher, Mentor, and University Admissions Advisor. This integrated system provides personalized guidance to support academic progress and university admissions; Homeroom Teacher serves as the daily guide, Mentor provides personalised mentoring and goal setting, and a University Admissions Advisor assists with researching and applying to higher education worldwide.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Serbia	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Pre-School day runs 8:20–4:45 with a fixed timetable including circle time, lunch, nap time and afternoon activities. Primary ends at 3:00 and Secondary at 3:30, with after-school care until 5:00. The Secondary day is split into eight 45-minute periods with a 10-minute morning break and a 45-minute lunch break.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details The school uses a contracted, reliable bus service that serves all Chartwell locations.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Fees for the 2025/26 academic year Application / Registration fee - No application fee. There are no registration fees and no deposits. Annual tuition (EUR) — by year group - Nursery / ECC (Sept 1, 2025–July 31, 2026): EUR 8,000 per year. - Foundation 1 & 2 (Sept 1, 2025–July 31, 2026): EUR 8,000 per year. - Primary Year 1: EUR 10,200 per year. - Primary Years 2–6: EUR 11,500 per year. - Secondary Years 7–13: EUR 14,500 per year. Tuition broken down by payment (per-term) — same year groups (The school collects tuition in three installments: 40% / 30% / 30% of the annual fee.) - Nursery / ECC — Annual EUR 8,000: - 1st instalment (40%): EUR 3,200. - 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400. - 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400. - Foundation 1 & 2 — Annual EUR 8,000: - 1st instalment (40%): EUR 3,200. - 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400. - 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400. - Primary Year 1 — Annual EUR 10,200: - 1st instalment (40%): EUR 4,080. - 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 3,060. - 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 3,060. - Primary Years 2–6 — Annual EUR 11,500: - 1st instalment (40%): EUR 4,600. - 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 3,450. - 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 3,450. - Secondary Years 7–13 — Annual EUR 14,500: - 1st instalment (40%): EUR 5,800. - 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 4,350. - 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 4,350. Billing schedule and payment terms - Instalment schedule and deadlines for the three-payment plan: - 1st instalment (40%) due August 31, 2025. - 2nd instalment (30%) due November 30, 2025. - 3rd instalment (30%) due February 28, 2026. - Early-payment discount: 5% discount on full tuition if the full annual tuition is paid by April 30, 2025 (terms stated for the 2025/26 year). - Family discounts: 10% discount for the second child and 15% for the third child in a family attending the school. Boarding fees - Boarding is not charged; no boarding fees are listed (the published optional charges reference only lunch and transportation). Optional / other costs - Lunch: EUR 9.50 per day (optional; not included in tuition). - Transportation: arrangements and charges are handled directly with the transportation company (transport is optional and billed separately). - Extracurricular items: the published fees include two free after-school clubs and sport activities (T-shirts, caps and shorts provided); additional paid activities or external trips may incur separate charges. - Books and equipment: use of all books and equipment is included in the published tuition. - Uniform: no separate uniform fee is listed in the published fee schedule; standard uniform items or purchasing arrangements (if required) are managed by the school or parent and are not charged as a specified school fee in the published schedule. Refund information and withdrawal - If termination of contract is requested within the first two weeks of the school year, the school reimburses the full amount of tuition. Fee payment options and contact for payment instructions - Payment arrangements and accepted payment methods are managed by the school's Finance Office. Parents should contact the Finance Office at finance@chartwell.edu.rs for exact payment channels (bank details, accepted card payments or bank-transfer instructions) and invoicing. Notes on discounts and deadlines (summary) - Sibling discounts: 10% (second child) / 15% (third child). - Early-payment discount: 5% for full-payment by April 30 (date shown for the 2025/26 schedule). Quick summary (figures) - Nursery / Foundation annual: EUR 8,000 — instalments EUR 3,200 / EUR 2,400 / EUR 2,400. - Primary Year 1 annual: EUR 10,200 — instalments EUR 4,080 / EUR 3,060 / EUR 3,060. - Primary Years 2–6 annual: EUR 11,500 — instalments EUR 4,600 / EUR 3,450 / EUR 3,450. - Secondary Years 7–13 annual: EUR 14,500 — instalments EUR 5,800 / EUR 4,350 / EUR 4,350. If you need an exact invoice or bank/payment instructions, contact the Finance Office at finance@chartwell.edu.rs for the school's current payment methods and billing procedures.	Fee details Application and registration fees - Application (prijava) is free; there is no public one‑off application fee. Tuition fees by programme and year group (annual and monthly instalment amounts) - Cambridge International Programme — Primary (ages 5–11): annual price (early/promo) EUR 7,499; full annual price EUR 10,790; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 625 per month. - Cambridge International Programme — Lower Secondary (ages 11–14): annual price (early/promo) EUR 8,999; full annual price EUR 13,290; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 750 per month. - Cambridge International Programme — Secondary (ages 14–19): International package — annual price (early/promo) EUR 9,449; full annual price EUR 13,690; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 787 per month. International PLUS package — annual price (early/promo) EUR 10,141; full annual price EUR 14,690; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 845 per month. - Cambridge International Distance Learning (DL) programme: the same programme prices are shown for Primary and Lower Secondary and the Secondary International package price is the same as above (Primary EUR 7,499 / EUR 625 per month; Lower Secondary EUR 8,999 / EUR 750 per month; Secondary EUR 9,449 / EUR 787 per month for the International package). - Note: the published price rows indicate the listed prices apply to students enrolling into Year 1, Year 7 and Year 10 (those cohort entries correspond to the promotional / listed figures). Billing schedule and payment terms - Annual tuition may be paid in up to 12 monthly instalments; instalment amounts are shown on the published fee grid as monthly equivalents. - An extra 5% discount is offered for full payment of the tuition fee. - Sibling discounts: 10% discount for the second child, 30% for the third child; schooling for the fourth and each subsequent child is free when schooling periods overlap. - Special discounts for employees of the same company (two or more employees) and their family members are available; separate incentive schemes for high‑performing candidates also exist. - All prices are denominated in EUR and fees are collected in their RSD equivalent using the National Bank of Serbia sell rate on the day of contract/payment. The tuition fee may be paid by a legal entity or by a person other than the student's parents (contracting party details are permitted). Boarding / residential provision - Boarding is not listed among the school's services; no boarding / residential fee schedule is published for this school. Other costs and optional charges - Optional after‑school activities (possible supervision/activities until 18:00 for younger children) are available at EUR 125 per month. - The school provides textbooks, notebooks and basic learning materials as part of the package; the school also lists a School Starter Set and school uniforms as standard items (pricing for the starter set or uniforms is published or handled separately by the school's admissions/administration). Refunds, cancellation and contract terms - Tuition amounts are guaranteed at the level agreed when signing the Parent–School contract; the contract is signed for a multi‑year period (the school specifies a standard contract term). The signed contract governs cancellation, refund and other terms and conditions. Fee payment options - Fees are quoted in EUR and collected in RSD equivalent; the published material confirms that a contracting legal entity or an individual (other than the parents) may make payment. Instalment plans and full‑payment discounts are explicitly offered. Specific payment channels (for example, the school's bank account details or whether card payments are accepted) are handled through the school's contracting and billing process. Contact details shown for fee and contract enquiries: phone +381 (0)11 4011 220; e‑mail info@iss.edu.rs or admission@iss.edu.rs. Quick summary (clear, at‑a‑glance) - Application fee: none (application is free). - Annual tuition (promo / full): Primary EUR 7,499 / EUR 10,790; Lower Secondary EUR 8,999 / EUR 13,290; Secondary International EUR 9,449 / EUR 13,690; Secondary International PLUS EUR 10,141 / EUR 14,690. Monthly instalment equivalents are shown as EUR 625, EUR 750, EUR 787 and EUR 845 respectively (12 instalments). - Optional after‑school: EUR 125 per month. - Discounts and payment options: sibling discounts (10%/30%/fourth free), 5% off for full payment, instalment plans up to 12 months, payments collected in RSD equivalent (NBS sell rate). If you will publish these fee lines in a database field, paste the entire block above into the single field labeled “Fees overview.”
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements The school provides accommodation and meals in a student dormitory. Accommodation and food at the student dormitory are provided in accordance with the pertaining law.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school does not have a school uniform. The dress code is smart casual.	Uniform requirement Uniform is required for all students, parents/guardians, teachers and other staff. The student uniform consists of a polo shirt with the school logo in year-appropriate colours (yellow for Lower Secondary Y1–Y9; blue for High School Y10–Y13); the PE uniform includes a white T-shirt with the logo, grey tracksuit bottoms with the logo, grey shorts (male), grey leggings (female) and a tracksuit top.
Food options	Food options A catering service provides a hot meal; lunch is not included in the school fee. The menu is offered at the beginning of each month, and lunch is available for 4.5 EUR per day.	Food options During lunch, meals are served in the school restaurant. A healthy breakfast and a freshly prepared lunch are provided for primary students.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is governed by an Advisory Board that guides strategic direction and ongoing development. The school is Cambridge-accredited and accredited by Serbia's Ministry of Education.	Governance and ownership The founders of the school are Link Group Education Services SRL and LINK group d.o.o. The Belgrade Commercial Court decision dated 28 November 2024 established School Investments d.o.o. as the founder of the school.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details British National Curriculum; six languages taught.	Curriculum details Cambridge Primary (5-11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11-14), and Cambridge Secondary and Advanced (14-19) form the core of the curriculum. In Years 10–11, students complete seven IGCSE subjects to earn the International Certificate of Education (ICE); in Years 12–13 they select A-level bundles designed to meet Cambridge Assessment International Education requirements and the ICE/AICE diplomas. The Cambridge curriculum is delivered in English, and the school is a UCAS registered centre. Cambridge Distance Learning is available for online study. Cambridge qualifications unlock admission to universities worldwide.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Average class size 15 students; up to 18 per year group.	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results Graduating students leave Chartwell to attend universities around the globe and achieve good results.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates go to universities around the globe.	Higher education progression Cambridge qualifications unlock admission to universities worldwide; the school is a UCAS registered centre; ICE, AICE and A-Level pathways support progression to higher education domestically and internationally.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented Elite Honours Class is a selective program for students with exceptional potential and results; membership is granted to candidates with 75%+ in Cambridge IGCSE examinations and focuses on advanced, interdisciplinary study across finance, entrepreneurship, technology, global studies and STEM, with ethical leadership.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Safeguarding and pastoral care are the school's priority, creating a welcoming, safe, caring, and supportive environment where every student is valued. The program aims to prevent harm, protect students from harm, and provide ongoing support to students and staff when safeguarding concerns arise. The school fosters a positive, open community and encourages students to speak to someone they trust about anything that may trouble them. Counselling is available through the Student Services team to support students' social and emotional needs.	Social & emotional learning Mentoring is a unique concept at International School, representing a special relationship between teachers and students. A mentor provides deeper, personalised support by focusing on developing personal skills, setting goals, and offering emotional support. A three-level support system—homeroom teacher, mentor, and university admissions advisor—delivers ongoing guidance for academic and personal success. Mentoring creates a safe space for students to discuss challenges and to develop resilience. The school notes that more than 30 International School students are among the top 30 Cambridge learners in the world.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Children with specific learning needs are addressed on a case-by-case basis.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The Primary and Secondary ESL programs are designed to meet the needs of students whose English language knowledge may hinder academic attainment. ESL is delivered in small groups at different levels and aims to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing, following the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum. In Secondary, students may also study an additional foreign language (Chinese, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian).	English as an additional language The school uses English- and Serbian-mediated lessons.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Safeguarding and pastoral care focus on students' wellbeing, health, and safety, with an emphasis on a safe, caring environment and supportive culture. Students are encouraged to find someone they trust to talk to, and the school maintains a vigilant, open approach to student welfare.	Mental wellbeing Family Support Hub provides mental wellbeing support through counselling for students and parents. Counsellors and pedagogues assist with academic challenges, family and personal situations, peer relationships, and emotional development. The service aims to create a safe space to discuss concerns and to foster resilience and emotional stability. Mentoring contributes to emotional wellbeing as part of a holistic approach to student development. These resources support students' wellbeing alongside academic progress.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Safeguarding and child protection are integral policies, with a dedicated Safeguarding and Child Protection policy publicly available and implemented, alongside rigorous staff recruitment and screening practices to protect students.	Safeguarding Regulations prescribe measures, manner and procedures for the protection and safety of students during all school activities, ensuring students have protection from actions by others and during emergencies. The School has a Code of Conduct and Intervention Procedures for violence against students, and a professional Team for Protection against Discrimination, Violence, Abuse and Neglect to handle incidents. Incidents are reported and investigated with involvement of parents or guardians, and appropriate disciplinary actions are taken. The Regulations cover safety in the school building and during external activities, as well as health and safety protocols and reporting requirements.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school operates seven buildings, including Nursery-Foundation, Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary, located in a quiet Belgrade residential area. The classrooms are spacious and bright, with park-like gardens surrounding the premises. The grounds include quiet shady areas for study and relaxation as well as spaces for outdoor activities. On site are sport fields for football, basketball, volleyball and tennis.	Facilities overview Modern education in every sense of the word. The school provides a modern environment with technology-enabled learning and English- and Serbian-mediated lessons. Cambridge qualifications are offered, enabling access to universities worldwide. In the classroom, Google Classroom, tablets and e-notebooks support learning, with an online platform for study and collaboration. Mentoring, tutoring and talent management are part of the teaching approach, and there is a rich array of extracurricular activities.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Chartwell Secondary School Campus has covered sports fields for volleyball, basketball, football and badminton. The gym is equipped for gymnastics with a balance beam, climbing rope, ladder, vault and mats. There are changing rooms in the gym, along with lighting and heating for use in all weather. An outdoor sports field is also available.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Upper Secondary Premises include 21 classrooms, IT and Science labs, an Art classroom, a library, a study hall and a dining area, with sports fields nearby. Lower Secondary features a science lab, a music room, an art room, ICT, a media room, language and mathematics classrooms. The library provides a wide range of resources to support independent research, and pupils can borrow material as well as access a school-supported online reading platform. The school maintains a network of computers that provides coordinated and protected internet access, and students are encouraged to use computers across the curriculum with cyber safety guidance. Cambridge ICT Starters introduces young learners to essential ICT applications.	Academic facilities Cambridge International accredits International School to offer a Distance Learning programme and curriculum using Cambridge's online learning platform and materials developed by experienced educators, with support from school counsellors and mentors for students and parents. The classroom integrates Google Classroom, tablets and e-notebooks to support learning with a digital platform for study. Cambridge qualifications enable access to universities worldwide.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities The Performing Arts programme includes music, dance, drama and debate at all levels. Residential trips, school trips and a variety of excursions are a regular part of Chartwell life, alongside charity events, theatre visits and exhibitions. Students participate in cultural activities such as museum visits, book fairs, theatre and art events, and other community-facing activities. Green School by Chartwell offers nature‑based learning on Ada Ciganlija, Belgrade, on a 20,000 m² green campus dedicated to immersive, eco-friendly learning.	Extra curricular facilities The school offers a rich array of extracurricular activities. An active school life includes excursions, field trips, theatre and cinema visits, and sports competitions.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Chartwell International School has been successfully operating in Belgrade for 25 years. It was the first school in Belgrade to offer the British National Curriculum. It is accredited as an international school and examination center by the University of Cambridge and recognized by the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development. Since 1998, when it opened, Chartwell has grown from a Foundation and Primary with about 16 students and 9 staff to a school serving children from age 2 to 18, numbering over 1000 students of 60 nationalities and about 180 staff.	History The International School was established by the Founder's decision dated 30 April 2015. It is located at 45 Šumatovačka Street, Belgrade. The School was verified by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development No. 022-05-00036/2015-03 dated 14 March 2016. By the Ministry's decision No. 022-05-203/2018-07/1, as of 25 August 2020, primary education activities and the Cambridge Primary and Secondary 1 programme, for students aged 5 through 14, were verified in accordance with the National Curriculum and the Cambridge Primary and Secondary 1 programme.
Community	Community Chartwell fosters a school community with events across Pre-School to Upper Secondary. It participates in charity events as part of the UnfinishEDU project with Green School by Chartwell. United Nations Day is celebrated with activities across the school, and field trips include visits to the Botanical Garden in Belgrade.	Community International School fosters a dynamic school life with clubs such as the IS Student Council and the ISMUN club. The Joy of Giving Fair is a student‑led humanitarian bazaar and science fair held on 26 December 2025, demonstrating student leadership and community engagement. Students presented stands across disciplines including physics, chemistry, biology, debate and U.S. history, with proceeds supporting charitable causes. The event highlighted life‑skills development such as initiative, teamwork, communication and critical thinking.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association The Student Council engages with the school community in cooperation with the Parent Council, and the Parent Council exists to support school life alongside the Student Council and school leadership.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Chartwell International School uses the Cambridge Primary Curriculum, based on the British National Curriculum. Cambridge Primary is designed for the first six years of schooling (Year 1–Year 6) and is organized into six stages. All subjects are taught in English, with a core focus on English, Mathematics and Science. The Cambridge Primary Programme supports learning progression toward Cambridge Secondary 1, and the school is accredited by Cambridge as an international school and examination center, and by the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development.	Academic & intellectual The school offers the US History and Culture Club, the Debate Club, and the Thinking Like a CEO Club to deepen analytical thinking, historical understanding, and strategic problem solving. Debate Club strengthens public speaking, analytical skills, and the ability to consider different viewpoints. Thinking Like a CEO Club uses case studies and strategy challenges to develop leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurial thinking.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Chartwell has a music and drama program with highly qualified teachers that help students express themselves confidently. The music curriculum emphasizes performing, composing and listening, with opportunities to join the choir or perform solo. Drama develops confidence and social skills, and Poetry Night showcases performances in multiple languages.	Arts & creative Film Club, The Book Nook, and Music Club provide outlets for creativity and expression. Film Club develops media literacy and collaborative filmmaking through screenings and discussions. The Book Nook invites readers and writers to explore narratives and literary analysis, while Music Club welcomes singers and instrumentalists to perform and collaborate.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language An ESL program exists in both Primary and Secondary designed to meet the needs of students whose English may hinder progress. ESL support is provided in small groups and follows the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum. The school also hosts multilingual cultural events such as Poetry Night in different languages.	Cultural & language ISMUN Club promotes international-mindedness through United Nations simulations, diplomacy practice, and discussions of global issues. The US History and Culture Club explores American history and culture, helping students understand diverse perspectives and cultural contexts. Participants engage in simulations and discussions to broaden global awareness.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies After-school clubs are organized daily, including Football Club, Basketball Club, Badminton Club, Zumba Dance and Drama Club. Clubs support physical development, teamwork and social interaction.	Social & hobbies Empowered Voices is a club for confident public speaking and sharing ideas. Film Club and The Book Nook offer social and collaborative activities around film discussion and literary exploration, encouraging teamwork and creative expression. Students have opportunities to share projects, organize events, and connect with peers through these clubs.
Community & service	Community & service Chartwell emphasizes community service with students participating in fundraising activities and workshops to help those in need. Students have organized events such as Christmas parties and bake sales to support beneficiaries, and have raised funds for local causes.	Community & service Eco-School Club is a student-led initiative focused on environmental awareness and sustainable action. Members participate in projects that connect classroom learning with real-world environmental impact, fostering recycling, sustainability, and community involvement. The club encourages collaboration across year groups and a sense of social responsibility.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The Advisory Board guides the strategic direction and ongoing development of Chartwell. Students also participate in competitive opportunities such as the STEM Science Olympiad, representing Chartwell in February 2026.	Leadership & professional Thinking Like a CEO Club provides case studies and challenges to develop leadership, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurial skills. ISMUN Club offers United Nations simulations and diplomacy practice, building teamwork and global leadership capacities. These clubs provide opportunities to organize events, lead discussions, and present ideas to peers.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Physical education contributes to the physical, emotional, social, creative and cognitive development of the whole child. The PE program offers a broad range of movement activities, with progress through the years, and the campus features a gym and an outside sports field for diverse activities. Wellbeing initiatives include Wellbeing Ambassadors and participation in charitable events to promote a healthy school community.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Mindfulness is practiced to support mental and emotional well-being, helping students focus, manage stress, and apply mindful strategies to study and daily life. It promotes techniques that improve concentration, resilience, and overall well-being. Participation is encouraged as part of a balanced school life.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision ESL support is designed to meet the needs of students whose level of English language knowledge is a hindrance in attaining their full academic potential. The ESL program is offered in small classroom groups and follows the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum. Lower Secondary offers French in the curriculum through a peer-led learning approach. Serbian language classes are part of the curriculum.	Language provision Languages taught include English, Serbian and German. English is used as the language of instruction in many lessons, with Serbian-mediated lessons also available. There is a German language program led by a German language teacher. Cambridge qualifications are offered as part of the curriculum.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching The school teaches in English and Serbian, with English- and Serbian-mediated lessons. Cambridge qualifications are offered. Mentoring, tutoring and talent management are part of the teaching approach. Cambridge International has accredited International School to conduct a Distance Learning programme and curriculum using its state-of-the-art online learning platform.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Step 1: Contact the School Secretary. The Admissions team will provide you with an Application Pack. If you wish to visit in person and possibly have a tour of the school premises, contact us for an appointment. Step 2: Complete and return all requested forms and supporting documents to the School Secretary at your earliest convenience. The completed Application Form; A copy of your and your child's passport or birth certificate; Copies of the two most recent school reports (if not available in English, an English translation must be provided); The signed Home - School Agreement form; A copy of any assessments and medical, psycho-educational reports (only where requested). All documents must be completed in English and/or translated into English. Please be aware that unless all papers are completed, your child's application cannot be processed. Step 3: Decision on Admission. After receipt of a complete set of application papers the School Secretary will confirm receipt by email if you have not brought them in personally. The School Counseling Team takes the final decision on acceptance. The process of review usually takes a couple of days and the School Secretary will contact you immediately with the result. When a place for a student is available the School Secretary will offer it immediately. However, if a place is not available, the candidate's name will be placed on the respective waiting list and the School Secretary will contact the family again if and when a place becomes available.	Admissions Phase one: There are two phases for admission. Phase one includes filling in the registration, a meeting of parents/guardians and a team of experts, psychological testing and an interview with the school psychologist to assess the student's psychological and physical abilities and talents, getting the student and parents familiar with International School's academic, social and ethical code of conduct, and adjusting the terms of schooling with parents/guardians and mutual expectations. If the potential student passes the test and the interview with the psychologist, and agreement is reached regarding terms of education, Phase two commences. Phase two: Completed application for admission; Signed Agreement between International School and the student and the parents/guardians; Delivering the necessary documentation: birth certificate / passport; medical certificate of intellectual and physical ability to attend school; confirmation of settlement of the first instalment, semi-annual tuition or full tuition. For enrolment into the requested primary school grade: certificate of completion of Year 5 of primary school if the child attended the National Programme, or a report on achievement for Year 6 if the child attended the Cambridge Programme (preferably a Statement of Results for Cambridge Primary), or a report on achievement for Year 5 if the child attended the K12 system. For enrolment into the requested secondary school grade: certificate of completion of the final year of primary school, or a report on achievement for the most recently completed year if the child attended the Cambridge Programme or another international programme; and confirmation from a nursery or preschool institution, if the child attended one, for enrolment into Year 1.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Incentives for the best: Notable achievements in science, sports or art? The school offers four incentives for the best students that cover from 10% up to 100% of the tuition fees for the following school year. Applications must be submitted by 30 June. The competition for the following school year takes place each May/June. To enter, submit the documentation listed in the Competition for Exercising the Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction, published on the school website. The school selects candidates in accordance with the Regulations Regarding the Manner and Procedure for Applying and Exercising the Students' Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction and the Competition for Exercising the Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction. The amount of the reduction is set by the Competition for Exercising the Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction. International School is not obliged to provide an explanation to those who are not selected. The four incentives are GENIUS MUNDI (for talented students with excellent results in national and international competitions), SPORTACUS (for notable athletes in sports), SM-ART (for gifted young artists), and A-CE (for hard-working students finishing primary school with straight A's). Necessary steps: 1) Fill in an incentive for the best application form; 2) The enrolment coordinator will contact you to discuss the details; 3) Two weeks after the submission deadline you will receive the results.
Waitlist	Waitlist If a place is not available, the candidate's name is placed on the respective waiting list and the School Secretary will contact the family again if and when a place becomes available.	Waitlist —
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