Multischool International School vs The International School Warsaw

	M Multischool International School Warsaw, Poland	T The International School Warsaw Warsaw, Poland
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year PLN 39,384	Fees / year PLN 31,890 - 42,690
Age range	Age range 3 - 15 years	Age range 5 - 14 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE	Curriculum British Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 166
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 18
Instruction language	Instruction language Polish, English	Instruction language Polish, English
Opened	Opened 1999	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Multischool International School is located in Warsaw, Poland, at ul. Niedźwiedzia 46, 02-666 Warszawa. The school operates as a bilingual, international Polish-English school and uses up-to-date British and Polish educational programmes. The school day includes pre- and post-school care and a standard teaching day from 8:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.; care is available from 7:30–8:15 a.m. and 2:45–6:30 p.m. The school also arranges transport to swimming pools, tennis clubs and other external activities.	Location The International School is located in Warsaw, Poland. The Jagielska Street campus serves grades 4-8 at ul. Jagielska 2, 02-886 Warszawa; the Działkowa Street campus serves grades 0-3 at ul. Działkowa 34, 05-509 Józefosław.
Stages	Stages Primary School	Stages Two campuses: grades 0-3 on Działkowa Street and grades 4-8 on Jagielska Street.
School type	School type The school is a bilingual, international, Polish-English School. The school uses British and Polish educational programmes.	School type Private international day school.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support Small classes (maximum 18 students) with an individualized program; each class has three permanent teachers: an early childhood teacher, a teacher assistant, and a Canadian teacher.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Poland	Country affiliation Poland and Canada.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Open from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; lessons run 8:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.; care for children before and after school is available from 7:30–8:15 a.m. and 2:45–6:30 p.m.; uniforms are obligatory.	School day structure Działkowa campus (grades 0-3) operates 8:00-16:00 with morning duty 7:50-8:40 and afternoon duty 15:30-17:30; Jagielska campus (grades 4-8) operates 8:00-16:00 with morning duty 7:50-8:40 and afternoon duty 15:30-17:00.
Bus service details	Bus service details We organize transport to swimming pools, tennis clubs and other outside School classes.	Bus service details The school offers transportation with option for one-way or return travel.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / recruitment fee - A one-time recruitment (enrolment) fee: PLN 2,500. Tuition fees (by billing method) - Standard published tuition (when paid in 12 equal monthly instalments): PLN 3,282 per month. - Annual equivalent (12 monthly instalments): PLN 39,384 per academic year (PLN 3,282 × 12). - Per-term equivalents (calculated from the annual figure): - If the academic year is divided into two semesters: PLN 19,692 per semester. - If the academic year is divided into three terms: PLN 13,128 per term. Tuition by year group - The published tuition figure above is stated as the school's standard tuition and is given as a single monthly amount; no separate published tuition rates for different year groups (grades) are listed on the school's published fees page. Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing is offered as 12 equal monthly instalments (the published tuition figure is shown on a 12-instalment basis). - The school's statute states that an appropriate portion of tuition is refundable or may be credited if the school suspends operation for a period (refund or credit to be applied at the end of the month or as a deduction from the next month's tuition) and sets specific exclusions where tuition is not refundable (for example when closure is mandated by public authorities or in force majeure situations). Sibling discounts - Sibling discount: PLN 100 reduction per month for siblings. Boarding / accommodation - The school operates as a day primary school (facilities and services described are daytime school facilities such as classrooms, dining area and after-school care); no boarding/internat programme or boarding fees are listed. Other costs and regular additional fees - School uniform: a school uniform (mundurek szkolny) is required; no separate uniform-fee schedule is published. - Additional classes and activities are offered (examples listed by the school include dance; sports such as swimming, football, judo, tennis, golf; language classes such as French or Spanish; clubs and interest groups). Fees for optional additional classes or extracurricular activities are charged separately from core tuition where applicable, but individual prices for these activities are not published on the school's general fees page. Refund information (policy highlights) - If the school suspends operation for a period, an appropriate part of tuition is refunded at the end of that month or credited against future tuition. The statute also specifies cases where tuition is not refundable (for example closures mandated by public authorities or force majeure). Parents should note the statute's provisions on przerwy w funkcjonowaniu (breaks in operation) and the conditions for refund or non-refund. Fee payment options and banking details - Bank-transfer payment details are published by the school; the school provides a PKO BP bank account number for payments: 54102011850000470202581874. Payments may be made to that account. Summary of immediate figures to record - Recruitment (application/enrolment) fee: PLN 2,500. - Tuition (12 monthly instalments): PLN 3,282 per month → PLN 39,384 per year. - Sibling discount: PLN 100 per month. - Bank account for payments (PKO BP): 54102011850000470202581874. - Uniform required; additional classes available (separate charges may apply).	Fee details Application / Enrollment fee - Enrollment (one-time) fee: 3,500 PLN (charged once on admission for grades 0–8). Reservation / application deposits - For some earlier years a reservation fee applied for Grade 1 and was non‑refundable; parents should note that reservation/deposit arrangements may exist and are billed separately when used. (Example: reservation fee 2,500 PLN for Grade 1 in the 2021/22 schedule, non‑refundable and credited toward the first tuition installment). Tuition fees by year group (installment amount and annual total) - Grade 0: 3,500 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 35,000 PLN. - Grade 1: 3,150 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 31,500 PLN. - Grade 2: 3,025 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 30,250 PLN. - Grade 3: 3,025 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 30,250 PLN. - Grade 4: 2,520 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 25,200 PLN. - Grade 5: 2,520 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 25,200 PLN. - Grade 6: 3,025 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 30,250 PLN. - Grade 7: 2,630 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 26,300 PLN. - Grade 8: two payment options that result in the same annual amount: - Option I: 3,156 PLN per installment, paid in 10 installments — annual total 31,560 PLN. - Option II: 2,630 PLN per installment, paid in 12 installments — annual total 31,560 PLN. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed in either 10 or 12 installments depending on the grade; the schedule for each grade is specified above (examples: grades paid in 10 installments for many grades; some grades offer 12). Installment frequency and number define the per‑installment amount and annual total. - Certain items are charged as one‑time payments (see "Other costs"). In some years a reservation fee (applied e.g. to Grade 1) was non‑refundable and counted toward the first tuition installment. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable; The International School operates as a day primary school (grades 0–8) and does not publish boarding or residential accommodation fees. Other costs and recurring additional charges - Field trips / program trips: 500 PLN (one‑time, per year) in the most recent published schedule; amounts for specific class trips (e.g. Green School) are charged separately and are paid directly to the trip operator — typical Green School range shown as 1,500–2,500 PLN. - Textbooks and workbooks not covered by grants: deposit/advance 500 PLN (one‑time), to be settled once books are purchased. - School supplies (Wyprawka): 300 PLN one‑time in the first semester and 300 PLN one‑time in the second semester (total typically 600 PLN per year in the 2023/24 schedule). - Insurance: one‑time group insurance fee around 90 PLN (covers Sept 1–Aug 31, 24/7; includes school and out‑of‑school sports activities, excluding extreme sports) — shown as 90 PLN in recent published schedule. - Example (earlier year) program charges: program trips 360 PLN and Green School 980 PLN were listed in the 2021/22 schedule; amounts vary by year and by trip. - Additional activities (optional extracurricular clubs) have separate fees paid per activity or per semester; pricing and payment terms for these activities are published in the school's additional‑activities documents. Uniform costs - School uniform items are sold via the school's online uniform store; example price list items (PLN): short‑sleeve polo shirts from about 64–76 PLN depending on size; navy bomber sweatshirts from about 109–120 PLN; plaid skirts about 124–146 PLN; formal white shirts about 85–95 PLN; tie 50 PLN. Parent purchases of uniform pieces are paid separately at the listed prices. Refunds and cancellation terms - A reservation fee applied in earlier published materials was explicitly non‑refundable (example: 2,500 PLN reservation fee for Grade 1 in 2021/22, credited toward the first tuition installment). Beyond that specific item, a clear general refund schedule for enrollment or tuition (for mid‑year withdrawals or other cancellations) is not published in the fee tables; such terms are governed by the School's Enrollment Regulations and the Education Agreement signed at admission and by any specific billing notes. Parents should assume deposits or reservation installments may be non‑refundable when stated in the applicable fee document or agreement. Fee payment options and accounts - Bank transfer (PLN) is accepted for school fees; the school publishes dedicated bank accounts for the preschool (grades 0) and for the primary school (grades 1–8). Example account numbers shown for payments are: 60 1910 1048 2258 9665 5331 0001 (preschool / grades 0) and 65 1090 1883 0000 0001 5734 7561 (primary school / grades 1–8). Payments are therefore arranged by bank transfer to the appropriate account. - Meal ordering and payment is handled through a prepayment meal system; parents prepay for lunches using the meal‑ordering application specified by the school. - Uniform purchases are processed through the school's uniform supplier/online store. Brief note on availability of fee schedules (summary of findings) - The school's most recently published comprehensive fee schedule available on the school site is for the 2023/24 school year (detailed installment amounts and one‑time charges are listed above). Earlier published schedules for 2021/22 are also available and show similar categories with smaller numeric amounts. No explicit 2025/26 or 2026/27 published fee schedule was found in the school's downloadable documents at the time of this check; parents should expect annual updates and that some fees (field trips, Green School, optional activities, insurance, uniform) are billed separately from core tuition.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are obligatory.	Uniform requirement Students wear school uniforms Monday to Thursday; Friday is a casual dress day. For school events and trips, formal uniform is obligatory. Uniforms are available through the online store.
Food options	Food options —	Food options Lunch is provided by a catering service with a healthy, balanced menu and no artificial additives. Meals are prepared on the day of service and can accommodate allergies; the service uses local ingredients where possible. The March 2026 menu includes daily soups, main courses (including turkey stew, pork chop, fried cod, dumplings, and vegetarian options) and afternoon snacks; there is an online lunch order system.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Multischool International School is part of the Multischool educational group.	Governance and ownership The International School is a non-public international primary school in Warsaw. The Principal is the highest authority and is appointed and dismissed by the Board, which supervises the Principal. The Board of Teachers, composed of all teachers, approves plans and programs, textbooks, student assessments and disciplinary actions; the Board may cooperate with NGOs to provide scholarships and manages school funds.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school is a bilingual, international, Polish-English school. It uses up-to-date British and Polish educational programmes to support bilingual education. Two foreign languages are taught from Grade 1 under the supervision of the Language Studies Methodology Director. Cambridge qualifications are part of the program, including a Cambridge Certificate for Multischool, and the school participates in the Cambridge Assessment English partner program. Multischool Educational Programmes include Multisport, Multiworld, Multilanguage, Multiknowledge, and Multichallenge, along with a Mindful School Program to promote wellbeing.	Curriculum details Multilingual primary school and Canadian program for grades 0–8; classes run in parallel under the Polish curriculum by the Minister of National Education and the Canadian curriculum, with the Canadian program validated by international standards. English is taught through full immersion, enabling bilingualism. Polish classes are taught by qualified teachers in Polish and English by native-speaking teachers with substantial experience. The Canadian program emphasizes development of communication skills, project-based learning, information management, and the ability to present and debate in English, with adaptation for non-native speakers and CEFR-aligned instruction including preparation for international exams. The school teaches in five languages: English, Polish, French, German and Spanish, with immersion in English and a second foreign language as part of the program. Classes use project-based methods and include foreign and local projects, with a double diploma system culminating in a double primary school graduation certificate respected in Poland, the USA and Canada.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio Classes of up to 18 students.
Exam results	Exam results National Eighth-grade Examination 2025 results show an average of 88%. Polish language 80.40%, mathematics 87.20%, English 97.00%. Multischool ranked 1st in Mokotóww district and 1st among bilingual and international schools in the district.	Exam results Language proficiency certificates include YLE, KET, PET and FCE; Cambridge external exams are conducted in cooperation with the British Council, with many years of a 100% pass rate in these exams.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression Graduates pursue study at Polish and foreign universities; the primary school graduation certificate is respected in Poland, Canada and the USA, and graduates are prepared to transition to any curriculum in the future.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Multichallenge concentrates on working with the brightest students who show special talents and skills. Multiknowledge includes participation in math competitions and knowledge contests.	Gifted and talented Children with exceptional educational abilities receive additional individual support and opportunities to develop their talents.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The Mindful School Program aims to promote mental health and reduce school stress among teachers and students. It develops mindfulness for happy, healthy, efficient functioning. It supports constructive coping with problems and difficulties.	Social & emotional learning The school develops interpersonal skills and emphasizes clear communication, time management and personal responsibility for oneself and others. The school pursues educational goals with parents and teaches children how to show feelings, interpret the behavior of others and communicate effectively. There is an atmosphere of kindness and understanding in the school, learning about different cultures strengthens respect for diversity and develops soft competences, assertiveness and curiosity.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school is a bilingual, international, Polish-English school. It uses up-to-date British and Polish educational programmes to enable bilinguality. Two foreign languages are taught from Grade 1 of Primary School under the supervision of the Methodology Director of Language Studies.	English as an additional language The school teaches in five languages: English, Polish, French, German and Spanish, with full immersion in English to foster bilingualism. Polish lessons are taught by qualified teachers and English is taught by native speakers who are experienced educators. The program is adjusted for non-native speakers, and English-language preparation and Cambridge exams (YLE, KET, PET, FCE) are provided.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The Mindful School Program aims to promote mental health and reduce school stress among teachers and students. It develops mindfulness for happy, healthy, efficient functioning. It encourages constructive coping with problems and difficulties.	Mental wellbeing Relaxation and mindfulness classes are carried out. A psychologist is available to support students' well-being and development.
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Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school occupies a detached building of over 1,800 square meters. It has 18 classrooms and its own library with English and German language sections. Facilities include a sports room, a computer room, and offices for a speech therapist, a school educator, and a psychologist. There are extensive administrative facilities, a spacious kitchen area and a large dining area, plus open resting spaces. Restrooms are on each floor with locker rooms for younger and older classes and separate changing rooms for boys and girls; 24-hour monitoring and security are provided.	Facilities overview The International School operates two campuses in Warsaw, the Działkowa Street campus for grades 0-3 and the Jagielska Street campus for grades 4-8. The campuses are located near the Kabacki Forest on the edge of the green area. The Działkowa Street building, built in 2011, features spacious, well-equipped classrooms, a sports hall with changing rooms and a dining area, and rooms outfitted with multimedia boards, projectors and modern teaching aids. The Jagielska Street building, adopted in 2008, houses six classrooms with multimedia boards and projectors, a modern computer lab, an art room, an international library, a canteen and a sports tent hall. The two campuses are designed to provide age-appropriate environments and comfortable learning spaces.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities A dedicated sports room supports physical education. Locker rooms are provided for younger and older classes. There are separate changing rooms for boys and girls. The building is monitored 24 hours a day for safety.	Sports facilities The Działkowa Street campus has a sports hall with equipment facilities and changing rooms. The Jagielska Street building includes a sports tent hall.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities There is a school library on site with English and German language sections. A computer room is available for student use. English is taught daily by native English-speaking teachers and integrated with the overall program, totaling 12-16 lessons per week. Textbooks from Great Britain are used for English classes, and the Polish curriculum is taught in line with the Polish Ministry of Education. On-site specialists include a speech therapist, a psychologist, and a school pedagogue.	Academic facilities The Działkowa Street building provides spacious, well-equipped classrooms, a sports hall, a dining area, multimedia boards and projectors, and teaching aids, with mechanical ventilation and air conditioning. The Jagielska Street building has six classrooms with multimedia boards and projectors, a modern computer lab, an art room and an international library. The building also features a canteen and a sports tent hall. The early childhood and older student areas are housed in separate buildings to match age-specific needs.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Multisport Educational Programme involves participation in school and interschool competitions and the School Sports Club. Multiworld is a varied programme of tours, trips, leisure activities, cultural events, and science events such as white and green schools, museum lessons, trips to cinemas and museums, drama classes, Festival of Science, and Children's Success Academy. Multilanguage provides an extensive programme of two foreign languages beginning from grade 1 under the supervision of the Language Studies Director. Multiknowledge Educational Programme engages students in school and interschool math competitions and knowledge and skills contests. Multichallenge concentrates on working with the brightest students who show special talents.	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History MULTISCHOOL has been active in the educational market since 1999. Initially we operated a network of language schools; since 2001 we have run two language preschools named Bajkowa Kraina. A natural result of these actions was opening an International Primary and Secondary School MULTISCHOOL, and since then we have been an educational group offering comprehensive education for children from 2 years of age. The school was named Stefan Meller in 2014; the School Board decided to name the school on February 23, 2014, and the whole Body of Teachers unanimously agreed to name the school after Stefan Meller on March 11, 2014, with a ceremony planned for May 15, 2015. Stefan Meller was a Polish diplomat, historian, publicist, professor of humanities, and minister of foreign affairs (2005–2008).	History The International School is a non-public international primary school in Warsaw. Children studying in grades 0-3 attend the Działkowa Street campus, while grades 4-8 study at the Jagielska Street campus. The Działkowa building was built in 2011, and the Jagielska building was adopted for the school in 2008. The school has applied the immersion method for 15 years, teaching five languages—English, Polish, French, German and Spanish—with a Canadian program taught by native speakers intertwined with the Polish core curriculum. Graduates leave with double primary school leaving certificates recognized in Poland, Canada and the USA.
Community	Community MULTISCHOOL is a bilingual, international, Polish-English Primary School; half of the classes are conducted in English by foreign teachers (native speakers). English classes are held daily, totaling 12–16 lessons a week and are fully integrated with the whole tuition programme; English teachers are also class tutors who are fully involved in our school life and all the school events. The school uses textbooks from Great Britain and offers an extended programme of a second foreign language (German, with Spanish and French also available); language teaching is carried out within our own Multilanguage programme under the supervision of the Methodology Director of Language Studies. We implement our own educational programmes: Multiworld, Multisport, Multiknowledge, Multilanguage, Multichallenge, and we provide care from specialists such as a speech therapist, psychologist and school pedagogue.	Community The International School maintains an active school life with a School Life Reports section featuring events such as Spelling Bee 2026, Carnival Ball 2026, and Christmas Concert 2025. It posts upcoming events and field trips, including a Copernicus Science Centre trip scheduled for 17 March 2026 for Grade 2, among other March 2026 activities. It publishes other classroom and school-wide updates such as December Reports and the Christmas Bauble Factory, showing ongoing activity and parent engagement. It also shows partners and maintains social media channels to connect with families and the broader community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association Parent involvement is supported through regular parent-teacher meetings, with summaries published for grades 0-3. The school communicates with families via a newsletter and a School correspondence system that subscribers can join. Canadian program teachers collaborate with homeroom teachers and the Polish team to support each child's well-being and development. The staff includes noted Canadian Program Teachers such as Ms. Harrington, Ms. Isik, Ms. Kepa, Ms. O'Keeffe, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Wright. Parents can follow activities and news through School Life Reports and related updates, including events like the Christmas Concert, Spelling Bee, and Carnival Ball.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school offers Multiknowledge Educational Programme with active participation in school and interschool math competitions and contests of knowledge and skills. It also runs Multichallenge for high-potential students who show special talents and skills. Cambridge Assessment English is a partner program, preparing students for Cambridge exams and issuing Cambridge Certificates. The school uses up-to-date British and Polish educational programmes to support bilingual learning.	Academic & intellectual The school offers a multilingual primary school with a Canadian program that combines the Polish curriculum with the Canadian program; classes are conducted in Polish by qualified teachers and in English by native-speaking educators, with English immersion supporting bilingualism. The goals include developing students' communication skills, practicing skills useful in adulthood such as comprehensive project preparation and information management, and the ability to present and debate in English; the program is adjusted for non-native speakers and taught with immersion aligned to the CEFR. The Canadian program emphasizes project-based learning; classes use the project method and include foreign project trips to the UK and France, as well as Polish and English-speaking scientific, theatrical, patriotic-historical and natural projects. Language proficiency is supported by language certificates (YLE, KET, PET, FCE), Cambridge external exams, and a double diploma respected in Poland, the USA and Canada.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Multiworld includes drama classes and a broad range of cultural experiences. The programme features cinema trips and museum visits, as well as cultural events and museum lessons. A Festival of Science and other interactive experiences further enrich students' artistic and creative development.	Arts & creative Students develop artistically through additional activities including acting, singing and dancing; they participate in theatre plays such as school musicals and shadow theatre, which build public speaking, confidence and foreign-language skills. The school runs an extracurricular program in Polish and English and offers school subject clubs and Olympiad-style clubs. Students engage in painting, ceramics and other creative workshops as part of the program, fostering creative expression.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The Multilanguage Educational Programme provides two foreign languages from Grade 1, under the supervision of the Language Studies Methodology Director. The school is a bilingual, international Polish-English School. This language framework supports cross-cultural communication and global perspectives.	Cultural & language The school teaches in five languages: English, Polish, French, German and Spanish, with immersion in English and opportunities to learn a second foreign language (Spanish, French or German) as part of regular activities. Public debates in English and foreign project trips to the UK and France support language development. Language certificates (YLE, KET, PET, FCE) are pursued, and the program aligns with CEFR standards and Canadian curriculum elements.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Multisport is an educational programme with participation in school and interschool competitions and active involvement in the School Sports Club. Multiworld offers tours, trips, leisure activities, cultural events, and science events, including cinema trips, museum visits, drama classes, and the Festival of Science. These activities provide social interaction and experiential learning beyond the classroom.	Social & hobbies Extracurricular activities are offered in Polish and English, including relaxation and mindfulness classes and other artistic activities that support diverse interests. Students develop interpersonal skills through projects, debates and teamwork, and participate in school subject clubs and Olympiad-style clubs. The program emphasizes creativity, performance and public speaking through theatre, recitations and other performances.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service The program includes Polish and English-language scientific, theatrical, patriotic-historical and natural projects, museum and theatre visits, and meetings with notable figures from arts and sciences to broaden horizons. Activities foster environmental awareness and community involvement, with field trips and hands-on learning in local institutions such as the Copernicus Science Centre and Warsaw theatres, and cooperation with families to build a shared value system. The school supports students' participation in the local community and emphasizes family-school collaboration.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional Interpersonal skills are a focus, with emphasis on clear communication, time management and responsibility for self and others. Students engage in public debates in English, language contests and project work that develop leadership, presentation and teamwork abilities. Graduates are resourceful and prepared to study at Polish and international universities, with dual diplomas and certificates recognized in Poland, the USA and Canada.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The Mindful School Program aims to promote mental health and reduce school stress by developing mindfulness for happy, healthy, efficient functioning and constructive coping with problems. Multisport supports physical health and well-being through regular sports activities. Together, these initiatives foster a holistic approach to student well-being.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Relaxation and mindfulness classes are offered to support well-being. Modern teaching methods use multimedia boards, laptops, laboratories and 3D printers, and the school provides sports equipment to support physical education. The program emphasizes hands-on learning and practical activities that promote physical and mental health, creativity and curiosity.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Polish and English are the languages taught. The school uses up-to-date British and Polish educational programmes to support bilinguality. From Grade 1, students undertake the Multilanguage programme, an extensive two-foreign-language offering supervised by the Language Studies Methodology Director. The school is a Cambridge Assessment English partner and prepares students for Cambridge exams.	Language provision Polish and Canadian core curricula are used in the program. After graduation, students communicate freely in English. Students receive double primary school leaving certificates, respected in Poland, Canada and the USA.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school is a bilingual, international, Polish-English School.	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions —	Admissions 1. Submit the online enrollment form to enroll your child or book a trial day. The form requires information such as the grade to which the child will attend (0-8) and the school year (2024/2025, 2025/2026, 2026/2027, 2027/2028, 2028/2029). It also collects the child's name, date and place of birth, nationality, native language, previous school, and the parent's contact details. The process states that the trial day is free of charge and that submitting the form does not guarantee admission. 2. Attend a trial day. During the trial day, the child spends the full day with a class as a guest, integrates with peers, and participates in activities. The day includes several meetings to diagnose Polish core curriculum knowledge (Polish language and mathematics) and a Canadian program teacher verifies the level of English. A school psychologist also provides support during the day. 3. Review admission documents. Admission is open year-round. The school provides Enrollment Regulations and Applications for admission to grade 0-3 and grade 4-8. The enrollment form and related documents are listed under the Documents section. 4. Graduation and post-education options. Graduates receive a Polish primary school graduation certificate under the new Ministry of National Education curriculum, a Canadian certificate (including learning score report cards) recognized in the U.S. and Canada, and language certificates such as YLE, PET, KET, and PCE. A double diploma and language proficiency enable continued education not only in Poland but also abroad.
Scholarships	Scholarships Laureates of the Junior English Language Competition (OJAJ) are exempt from the final foreign language exam at the end of primary school and receive free admission to any high school of their choice.	Scholarships —
Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist —
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