Monnet International School vs The Canadian School of Warsaw

	M Monnet International School Warsaw, Poland	T The Canadian School of Warsaw Warsaw, Poland
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year PLN 42,000 - 54,580	Fees / year PLN 42,150 - 51,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 19 years	Age range 3 - 14 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (PYP), Jordanian Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 490	Pupils 250
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language Polish, English	Instruction language English, Polish
Opened	Opened 1992	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Warsaw, Poland. High School and Primary School (MYP) at 5 Zbierska Street, 00-745 Warsaw. Primary School (PYP) at 13 Stępińska Street, 00-739 Warsaw. Kindergarten at 7 Górska Street, 00-740 Warsaw.	Location Three campuses in the Mokotów district of Warsaw, Poland: the Preschool campus at 53 Krasickiego Street (near Dreszer Park) and the Elementary School campuses at 7 Bełska Street and 11 Olimpijska Street.
Stages	Stages Kindergarten; Primary Years Programme (PYP); Middle Years Programme (MYP); Diploma Programme (DP) in High School.	Stages Preschool and Elementary
School type	School type Private high school No. 32 named after Jean Monnet, offering International Baccalaureate (IB) in Warsaw; Diploma Programme taught in English.	School type International IB World School offering the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for both Preschool and Elementary
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support Psychologist / Counsellor
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Kindergarten (Międzynarodowe Przedszkole im. Misia Paddingtona) - Entrance (enrolment) fee: PLN 2,000 (for two children from the same family: single fee). - Tuition: PLN 41,700 per year for the 2026/27 school year. Payable in twelve instalments of PLN 3,475 each. - Annual additional charge for outings/attractions/theatre/concerts: PLN 300. - Bank account for payments (bank transfer): MIĘDZYNARODOWE PRZEDSZKOLE IM. MISIA PADDINGTONA, Account No. 92 1750 0009 0000 0000 1023 6401 (BNP Paribas). Include student name and payment type in the payment title. Primary School (PYP / MYP) - Application (recruitment) fee: PLN 300 (exemption applies to children recruited from the Paddington Preschool). - Enrollment (wpisowe): PLN 2,000 (exemption applies for siblings already attending the primary school). - Tuition for 2026/27: PLN 49,980 per year. Payment options shown: - 12 instalments of PLN 4,165 each, or - 10 instalments of PLN 4,998 each. - Sibling discount: second and each subsequent child receives 20% discount on tuition. - Additional / typical extra costs: - Art fund: PLN 500 per year. - Trip fund: PLN 500 per year. - “Green school” (multi-day trip): approx. PLN 800–1,500 per trip. - School lunches: approx. PLN 18 per day (soup, main course, snack). - Textbooks: approx. PLN 300–400 per year. - Bank account for payments (bank transfer): PRYWATNA MIĘDZYNARODOWA SZKOŁA PODSTAWOWA NR 95, Account No. 24 1020 1169 0000 8602 0181 4128 (PKO BP). Include student name and payment type in the payment title. High School (Pre‑DP / IBDP) - Admission (application) fee: PLN 500. - Enrollment (wpisowe): PLN 2,000. - Standard tuition for 2026/27: PLN 49,980 per year. Payment options shown: - 12 instalments of PLN 4,165 each, or - 10 instalments of PLN 4,998 each. - Tuition for II IB (Grade 4 of the school's IB programme) for 2026/27: PLN 49,980 per year payable in 8 instalments of PLN 6,247.50 each. - Sibling discount / multiple‑child rate: tuition for each additional child from the same guardians is charged at 4/5 (i.e., 80%) of the full tuition (equivalent to a 20% discount) for children attending simultaneously; this reduction does not apply to students in IBDP in certain cases. - IB Diploma (DP) exam-related fees: the DP (IB) exam fee is charged in two parts — the registration portion (paid by guardians by October 5 of the school year in which the student sits the exams) and a second portion covering shipping of exam materials (paid mid‑March of that school year); the total amount depends on IB fees and currency/shipping costs. Guardians are responsible for these charges in addition to school tuition. - Bank account for payments (bank transfer): PRYWATNE LICEUM OGÓLNOKSZTAŁCĄCE NR 32, Account No. 15 1750 0009 0000 0000 0094 7903 (BNP Paribas). Include student name and payment type in the payment title. Billing schedule and payment terms - Instalment plans are presented as the normal payment methods for tuition: 12 or 10 instalment plans for general tuition (primary and high school), and an 8‑instalment plan for the final IBDP year where shown; each instalment amount is published for the 2026/27 school year. Guardians sign an agreement that specifies exact payment instalment dates and the obligation to pay in the agreed schedule. Late payments may incur contractual interest as provided in the school's regulations. Boarding / Accommodation fees - Boarding is not listed as an offered service; there are no published boarding or accommodation fees. Monnet operates its preschool, primary and high‑school programmes as day provision. Other costs and typical extras - School uniforms: no specific uniform fee is listed among the standard charges; typical extra costs listed elsewhere are art fund, trip fund, green‑school trips, lunches and textbooks as noted above. - Extracurricular clubs, special courses, competitive exams, international trips and other optional activities may generate additional charges; IB exam costs are charged separately for Diploma Programme candidates. Exact optional activity fees are set according to the activity and are billed as required. Refund information - Enrollment fee (wpisowe): when a contract is terminated before its agreed end date, the enrollment fee is refundable on a proportional basis corresponding to the period remaining on the contract. Guardians are required to pay enrollment no later than one month after acceptance, and when admission occurs during the school year the enrollment fee is due on the day of admission. - Other refund provisions: guardians are contractually obligated to pay tuition and other fees in the terms set out in the education agreement; contractual provisions cover late payment interest and other financial terms. IB exam fees and many optional charges are handled separately and may have distinct payment and refund rules. Guardians should expect the signed agreement or statute to define refund and termination calculations for specific fee categories. Fee payment options - Bank transfer is the published payment method for each division, with dedicated bank accounts for Preschool (BNP Paribas), Primary (PKO BP) and High School (BNP Paribas). Payment instructions require the student's full name and the payment type (e.g., tuition, enrollment fee) to be included in the payment title. No published information is shown for payment by credit card or other electronic/card methods. (End of fee overview.)	Fee details Application / Registration fee - A non‑refundable one‑time registration (wpisowe) fee is charged at enrolment: PLN 3,000. Deposit (refund / security against school receivables) - A refundable deposit for the school's receivables is charged at enrolment: PLN 4,000. Assessment session fee (elementary only) - A one‑time assessment / placement fee for Elementary applicants is charged: PLN 200. Tuition fees by year group (annual and monthly options) - Preschool — Smilies & Juniors (3–4 year‑olds): PLN 42,150 per year, or PLN 4,215 × 10 instalments. - Preschool — Seniors & Seniors Advanced (5–6 year‑olds): PLN 45,250 per year, or PLN 4,525 × 10 instalments. - Elementary School — Grades 1–3 (7–9 year‑olds): PLN 47,850 per year, or PLN 4,785 × 10 instalments. - Elementary School — Grades 4–8 (10–14 year‑olds): PLN 51,000 per year, or PLN 5,100 × 10 instalments. Discounts - Seniority discount (for students attending the school over 3 years): PLN 100. - Family discount (when two or more children from one family attend): PLN 200 per family. Billing schedule and payment terms - The annual tuition is structured to be paid in 10 monthly instalments (where the instalment option is chosen). Instalments are due by the 5th day of each month. The school's published schedules use a 10‑month instalment model for the annual fee. - A student's place is secured only after receipt of the registration fee, the refundable deposit and the first month's tuition. The tuition fee is due by the 5th of each month. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. The institution operates as a preschool and day elementary school and does not list boarding or boarding fees. Other costs and typical additional charges - The published fee schedule explicitly lists the registration fee, refundable deposit, assessment fee (elementary) and the annual tuition (with 10‑month instalment options) and the two discounts above. No separate uniform fee, transport fee, boarding fee or routine additional line‑item is shown in the published tuition summary. Local extra items (for example optional extracurricular activities, lunches, school trips or special course materials) are not itemised in the public tuition summary. Refund information - The registration (wpisowe) fee is one‑time and non‑refundable. The deposit for the school's receivables is refundable. The assessment session charge applies to Elementary applicants. Refund and cancellation details for other payments (tuition instalments, examples of partial‑term refunds, timelines and conditions) are governed by the School's Agreement / Enrollment documents and the Agreement provided at enrolment. Fee payment options - The publicly published tuition pages specify instalment timing and amounts and the enrolment payment requirements, but they do not list specific payment methods or bank account details on the tuition summary page. Payment method details and invoice / bank account information are provided in the School's Agreement and on the school's administrative invoices. For practical enrolment planning, payments are arranged as part of the enrolment and Agreement process. Notes for planning - All amounts are shown in Polish złoty (PLN) as presented in the school's published fee schedule for the 2026/2027 academic year (annual amounts and corresponding 10‑month instalment figures are listed above). Discounts for seniority and siblings apply as specified. The registration fee is payable at enrolment and is non‑refundable; the deposit is charged at enrolment and is refundable.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement A formal school uniform is worn on regular school days; Fridays are exempt.
Food options	Food options Lunch is available for students; approximately 18 PLN per day (soup, main dish, dessert).	Food options Lunch is included in CSW Summer Camp.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Monnet International School is a private school in Warsaw comprising Prywatne Liceum Ogólnokształcące nr 32 and Prywatna Szkoła Podstawowa nr 95. The founder and person running the School is Hanna Buśkiewicz-Piskorska; The Head of School is the highest authorized body, with pedagogy supervised by the Mazovian Superintendent of Education, and the IB coordinates the Diploma Programme as IB World School No. 001483, with English as the language of instruction in all IBDP subjects (Polish, German, French and Spanish taught as other languages).	Governance and ownership The school is a private educational institution run and supervised by The Canadian School of Warsaw sp. z o.o. The governing bodies are the Organ prowadzący (the governing body), the Director, and the Pedagogical Council. Pedagogical supervision is provided by the Mazowiecki Kurator Oświaty in Warsaw and by IB oversight; a Student Council represents the students.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details IB programmes across the full continuum: PYP, MYP and Diploma Programme (DP).	Curriculum details The Canadian School of Warsaw offers a Primary Year Programme (PYP) as part of the International Baccalaureate. The school became an authorized IB World School on January 6, 2014. The curriculum is a rigorous, inquiry-based programme that empowers students to take action and become lifelong learners, fostering international-mindedness through inquiry and six transdisciplinary themes: Who we are; Where we are in place and time; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organize ourselves; Sharing the planet. The school is registered with the Polish Board of Education and prepares students for the PET (Preliminary English Test), the FCE (First Certificate in English), and the CAE (Certificate in Advanced English). The IB programme runs in English alongside the Polish national curriculum, with language support in English, Polish and French to help students achieve proficiency in at least two languages beyond their mother tongue.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Students are taught in small groups.	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results The Diploma Programme ends with an externally assessed matura exam.	Exam results The school prepares students for PET, FCE and CAE English examinations; the oldest group achieve strong academic results in both Polish and international contexts. An 8th Grade Exam Results 2024 image is shown in the Elementary section, indicating published exam results.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates study at the best Polish and foreign higher education institutions.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented The school coordinates most of the mathematics and chemistry competitions and conducts classes with gifted students.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school follows a holistic approach to educating young people to become socially responsible and critically thinking citizens who appreciate global diversity. It aims to awaken students' curiosity and enable lifelong learning, with a focus on social, physical, emotional, and cultural development. IB programmes shape attitudes toward others, the environment, and learning by developing the Learner Profile, promoting openness, respect and collaboration. The learning environment is welcoming and supportive, encouraging personal expression and growth. Language exchanges and varied activities foster intercultural understanding and social responsibility.	Social & emotional learning The Canadian School of Warsaw integrates social and emotional learning as a core part of its approach. Mindfulness and emotional intelligence are explicitly included in the program. The curriculum fosters caring, empathy and healthy relationships, and supports students' collaboration, self-reflection and communication. The IB-aligned program emphasizes mutual respect, tolerance and understanding within a diverse community. The preschool and elementary programs include activities such as Yoga & Mindfulness and Emotional Intelligence to develop resilience and social skills.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school centers every student in the teaching and learning process, ensuring equal access to the IB curriculum and opportunities for academic rigor. The Access and Inclusion Policy follows IB guidelines to provide optimal support while maintaining confidentiality. Accommodations remove educational barriers, with access arrangements such as differentiated instruction, extended time, or targeted supports. If a certificate of special educational needs is identified, an Individual Education Plan is prepared within 30 days. Roles of the school psychologist, the IBDP Coordinator, teachers, and parents are defined to identify needs and implement support, with confidential documentation accessible to authorized staff and caregivers.	Special educational needs (SEN) The school provides access to professionals who support students with special needs, including a nurse, a psychologist and a speech therapist. The Preschool program explicitly states it provides support from a professional nurse, psychologist, speech therapist, and security guard. Elementary students also have access to a psychologist.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Working language is English, and the Diploma Programme is delivered in English. English A and English B are offered (with other Language A and B options such as Polish A, French B, German B, and Spanish B), supporting multilingualism. All MIS teachers are expected to teach in English and communicate in English for DP matters, with language policies emphasising access and inclusion in a multilingual IB environment. The school uses English for most written communications and assemblies, while other languages are taught as part of language classes. The Language Policy also notes that English is the global language for global citizenship and that students are encouraged to use English outside the classroom.	English as an additional language The language of instruction is English. The Preschool delivers the Primary Years Programme in English and teaches French and Polish as additional languages. The Elementary Programme uses English as the language of instruction.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Monnet International School is committed to a safe, supportive and inclusive environment where students can thrive academically, socially and emotionally. The Well-being policy emphasises holistic development of physical, emotional, social, and intellectual well-being, inclusivity, and partnership with parents. Emotional support is available through access to a psychologist, form teachers, a career adviser and tutors, with mindfulness, stress management and time management techniques taught. The policy promotes a healthy balance between academics, extracurricular activities and personal time, and supports physical health and social connections. Well-being provisions apply across Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme to ensure continuity of care.	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing is supported by access to a psychologist and mindfulness-based activities. The Preschool page notes a psychologist and aims to help students cope with emotional challenges and build resilience. The Elementary page confirms a psychologist is available, and mindfulness and emotional intelligence are incorporated into activities.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding A safe environment is maintained with anti-bullying policies and practices to promote kindness and respect. The Behaviour Policy defines rights to learn in a safe environment and outlines steps for handling misbehavior, referrals to the Head of School and the psychologist where appropriate. The Access and Inclusion Policy reinforces equal access to the IB curriculum and outlines roles for staff, the school psychologist and parents in safeguarding and supporting diverse learners. The safeguarding framework aligns with Polish Educational Law and IB guidelines, and confidential information about students is shared only with authorized staff. The Well-being Policy also highlights safeguarding through mental health support and a secure school environment.	Safeguarding A Child Protection Policy covers prevention, detection and response to all forms of child abuse, with staff training and reporting procedures, integrated with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. A Health and Safety Policy is also provided, detailing procedures to protect students and informing parents of safety procedures.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school provides a virtual tour of the high school. The high school features modern classrooms. There is a welcoming atmosphere and unique spaces that create ideal conditions for learning and personal growth. The campus is located in the heart of Warsaw.	Facilities overview Three campuses are located in the Mokotów district. The Canadian School of Warsaw provides preschool and elementary education. It combines the Polish education system with International Baccalaureate Organization programmes, supported by international pedagogy and qualified staff. Students learn through transdisciplinary, cross-curricular approaches and participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities including music, sport, foreign languages, events and community service. The 580 m2 premises include a large, fully equipped gym, a library, an art room and a soccer field, and the school has been an IB World School since January 6, 2014.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities Across its campuses, a large, fully equipped gym supports physical education and school activities. A soccer field provides space for team sports and outdoor PE. The 580 m2 premises include the gym and the soccer field, with access across three Mokotów campuses. These spaces support a well-rounded physical education program.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school provides the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The teaching staff are highly qualified and IB-trained. The school focuses on holistic development, including social responsibility and critical thinking. Language exchanges are offered, including German, Spanish, and Taiwanese. Trips and meetings with prominent figures from science and culture are part of the program.	Academic facilities The 580 m2 premises include a library and an art room. The Preschool delivers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) in English for 3-, 4-, 5-, and 6-year-olds. Older groups study under the Polish Ministry of Education curriculum in addition to IB. The school has been an IB World School since January 6, 2014 (IB authorization Nr 005004).
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities There is a rich program of extracurricular activities. Language exchanges are organized, including German, Spanish, and Taiwanese exchanges. Trips and meetings with prominent figures from science and culture are part of the extracurricular program. Outdoor lessons at The Royal Łazienki are featured as activities.	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular activities form a wide part of the school life, including music, sport, foreign languages, events and community service. Specific programs include Karate, Ballet, Dance, Pottery, Piano, Drums, Chess, Soccer, Speech Therapy, Sports Fun & Games, Yoga & Mindfulness, Archeology, Emotional Intelligence, and Music & Movement with Elements of Hand Therapy & Sensory Integration. These activities take place across the three Mokotów campuses and are supported by the school's 580 m2 premises. Extracurricular activities complement the IB PYP and Polish curricula.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Monnet International School, officially Prywatne Liceum Ogólnokształcące nr 32 im. Jeana Monneta (IB World School No 1483), was founded in 1992. It obtained IB Diploma Programme certification in November 2003. It was the first school complex in Poland to offer International Baccalaureate programmes at all educational levels—from kindergarten through high school. The school follows the IB philosophy and Learner Profile, emphasizing holistic development and social responsibility. Graduates study at Polish and foreign higher education institutions.	History The Canadian School of Warsaw was founded on February 14, 2000 to cater for the bilingual educational needs of families with international origins. Starting with only five students, it has enjoyed rapid growth thanks to its good reputation, passion, care and an excellent team of teachers. The founders aimed to provide high-quality education at an affordable price. The school now operates on three campuses: the Preschool at 53 Krasickiego Street near Dreszer Park, and the Elementary School at 7 Bełska Street and 11 Olimpijska Street.
Community	Community The Monnet International School community runs a calendar of cultural and sporting events, including the Primary School festival 'Around the World in 6 Days'. Open Day events connect prospective high school candidates and families with DP coordinators, staff and students, and give a tour of the facilities, alongside opportunities to learn about the Monnet Theatre, Monnet Gazette, and Oxford debates. Other notable events include the 'Emotions of Pianoforte' during the Autumn with Chopin series and school sports championships such as badminton and gymnastics across age groups.	Community The Canadian School of Warsaw offers a well-rounded, holistic education that fosters the growth and development of intelligent, globally conscious and caring citizens. It is known for its warm community feel and strong connection with the community, along with an extensive extracurricular programme, engaging events, and high standards of moral and ethical awareness and academic results.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school participates in the Polish School Debating Championship. The Diploma Programme (DP) is offered in High School as part of the IB programme, with subjects drawn from native languages, foreign languages, humanities, sciences, mathematics and the arts. The DP is delivered in English and includes Theory of Knowledge (TOK), the Extended Essay (EE), and CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) projects. The DP culminates in externally assessed final exams.	Academic & intellectual The school combines Polish education methods with the International Baccalaureate framework. Learning is delivered through transdisciplinary, cross-curricular inquiry-based approaches. A wide range of extracurricular activities, including music, sport, foreign languages, entertaining school events and community service, supports a well-rounded academic experience. This approach fosters intelligent, globally conscious and caring citizens.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Creative fashion show featuring outfits made with recycled materials by children and parents. An Art Competition presents banners created by students in the colors of the Polish flag, showcasing authentic and creative approaches. The MISME Music Festival and the Monnet Music Festival (MISME) highlight student music and performing arts.	Arts & creative Arts and creative pursuits are integrated into the program. The Preschool offers Music, Rhythmics and Art as core elements of the PYP, with Coding and Chess also taught. Extra activities include Ballet, Dance, Pottery, Piano and Drums. The 580 m2 premises include a large art room to support creative work.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Language exchanges include German, Spanish, and Taiwanese exchanges. High School students visit France and participate in the Young Ambassadors Exchange. Diploma Programme students visit Rome and the Vatican, and explore Rome's EUR district. Meetings with prominent figures from science and culture are organized, including performances by visiting artists such as pianist Paweł Popko.	Cultural & language French is included in the curriculum, alongside English Language Arts. The PYP is delivered in English and blends international and Polish teaching approaches.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Winners of the Translation Competition – Spring 2025 are recognised. The MISME Music Festival – MISME (2025) is a student-run music festival. The school hosts a Grammar Party Quiz competition and other student activities as part of a vibrant extracurricular culture.	Social & hobbies A wide range of extracurricular activities is offered, including music, sport, foreign languages, entertaining school events and community service.
Community & service	Community & service Charity actions include charity collections for Dom Matki Bożej Serdecznej. The Christmas Charity Bazaar is held to support charitable causes.	Community & service Community service initiatives are part of school life.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Meetings with prominent figures from science and culture are organized to inspire students. The school participates in the Debate League, including the Polish School Debating Championship, to develop leadership and critical thinking.	Leadership & professional Students and parents contribute to the school's management and participate in decision-making processes.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports events include the 4th Badminton Championships at Monnet International School and Mokotów District Badminton Championships. Cross-country championships and the TRIO BASKET 2024 Basketball Tournament are part of student athletics. The Sports Champions Gala 2024/2025 recognises athletic achievements, and outdoor lessons are held at venues such as The Royal Łazienki to promote wellness.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Yoga and Mindfulness are offered, along with sports and other physical activities. The school has space to support these activities, including a large gym and soccer field.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Languages offered include English A and Polish A; English B; French B; German B; Spanish B, with ab initio options for French, German, and Spanish. The language of instruction is English, with other language classes delivered in the target language. PYP serves ages 3-12; MYP 12-16; DP 16-19. Library holdings include books in English, Polish, French, German and Spanish.	Language provision English is the language of instruction; French and Polish are taught as additional languages. The Preschool delivers the IB Primary Years Programme in English for ages 3–6, and the oldest groups have daily Polish lessons aligned with the Polish Ministry of Education curriculum.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The language of instruction is English with other language classes delivered in the target language. Language A includes English A and Polish A; Language B includes English B, French B, German B and Spanish B, with ab initio options for French, German and Spanish. Most IB DP students have Polish as their first language, and DP students come from diverse linguistic backgrounds including English, Polish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Italian, French, Russian, Arabic, Ukrainian, German, Czech, Greek, Turkish and Mongolian.	Bilingual teaching Language of instruction is English. French and Polish are taught as additional languages. The Preschool uses the IB Primary Years Programme for ages 3–6 in English and has been IB-authorized since January 6, 2014. Older groups follow the Polish Ministry of Education curriculum with daily Polish lessons.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Extracurricular language courses in French, German and Spanish are arranged in France, Germany and Spain. Pre-DP classes and additional English lessons are provided to prepare international students for the DP. Books and language resources are available in the library in English and other languages.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Pre-DP (Grade 1 of high school): Fill out the form. English Exam: Take a written English entrance exam (90 minutes). Math Exam: Take a written mathematics entrance exam (90 minutes). Interview: Enjoy a friendly interview with the Head of School. Decision: Patiently wait for the results. DP (Grade 3 of high school): Fill out the form. English Exam: Take a written English entrance exam – English A or English B. Exams in 3 Subjects: Take written entrance exams in three Higher Level subjects. Interview: Enjoy a friendly interview with the Head of School. Decision: Patiently wait for the results.	Admissions Preschool admissions: The Preschool accepts children aged 3–6 (with the Principal and Managing Board's consent, the Preschool may admit children older than 2½). Enrollment requires a meeting with the Principal with the Parents and child present, completion of the admission form, signing of the Agreement on Education, payment of a non-refundable one-time admission fee (tariff available), and completion of the medical form. Admission is year-round, subject to places being available; if there is no place, the child can be placed on a reserve list. The Principal decides on admission; the first-come-first-served principle does not apply. Required documents include the Admission Form, Agreement on Education (two originals), payment of the non-refundable admission fee, payment of a deposit, previous school certificates or report cards, and completed CSW documentation (consents and declarations). Scans of previous documents are initially sufficient but must be followed by signed originals, and proof of identity (ID or Passport) for both parents and child is required at submission. Downloadable documents include the Preschool Agreement and Tuition Fees. Elementary admissions: The School operates an open admission policy and welcomes new students at any time during the academic year if places are available. We accept pupils aged 6–14 (Grade 1–8) and teach in English under the IB Programme alongside the Polish national curriculum. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS: Admission Form; Agreement on Education (two originals); payment of a non-refundable registration fee; payment of a deposit; previous school certificates or report cards; completed CSW documentation (consents and declarations). Scans are initially sufficient; signed originals are required later. The School requires an ID, a Passport, or an equivalent document at submission to confirm identity of both Parents and child. STEPS OF ADMISSION PROCESS: 1. Fill in the online application form ‘Apply Now'; 2) Submit report cards and school certificates (scans initially, originals later); 3) Placement testing (at the Principal's discretion, depending on documents, grade level, and language proficiency); 4) Application review (admission may be granted, denied, or the student placed on a waiting list); 5) Sign the Agreement on Education and complete the Admission Form; 6) Pay registration fees and other required payments; 7) First Grade Admission procedures (if the child attended The Canadian Preschool, School Readiness Diagnosis is needed; if not, an English/Polish test is required plus a homeroom teacher's evaluation; parents may be asked for a psychologist's opinion; testing may involve an interview with the School Principal; testing dates are communicated to parents). Contact: Tel. For enrolment policy, see the Admissions Policy document. (Citations: turn2view0, turn3view0, turn3view1)
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Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist Admission may be granted, denied or the School may place the student on a waiting list. (Citations: turn3view0, turn3view1)
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