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About international schools in Brno, Czech Republic
Brno’s international-school scene is relatively small but varied, made up of a few private English-medium and bilingual schools that serve expatriate families as well as Czech parents seeking international programmes. The International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum is offered locally alongside other British- and US-style options and Czech - English bilingual models; English is the most common language of instruction while Czech (and other modern languages) are usually taught alongside. Annual tuition at private international schools in Brno typically falls within a few hundred thousand Czech koruna per year, with published school-level ranges varying by provider and age group. Admissions tend to centre on the main August/September intake for the school year but many schools also accept rolling enrolments and there are separate municipal enrolment processes for Czech public kindergartens and schools.
What international curricula can my child study in Brno?
You can find full IB programmes (PYP/MYP/DP) available locally as well as schools that follow British- or US-style curricula and bilingual Czech - English models. Offerings vary by school and by age; check each school’s prospectus for which programme they run at each stage.
How much should we expect to pay for international schooling in Brno?
Fees vary considerably by school and by pupil age but published annual tuition at Brno’s private international schools typically runs in the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands of Czech koruna, with a published range across local providers rather than a single uniform price. Additional costs such as enrolment fees, school lunches, transport and extra-curricular activities are commonly charged on top of base tuition.
When should we start the admissions process if we’re relocating?
Begin contact with preferred schools as early as possible - ideally several months before your planned move - because places at smaller international schools can fill quickly and some year groups have limited capacity. The main intake is the start of the academic year in August/September, but many schools run rolling admissions for mid-year starts; municipal applications for Czech public kindergartens and primary schools follow a spring timetable.
What ages and stages do Brno’s international schools cover?
Local providers cover a range from early years (pre-school) through primary and into secondary; at least one local school publishes a full 3 - 18 IB continuum, while other schools may focus on narrower age bands. Age coverage and the availability of upper-secondary qualifications vary by school, so check each school’s published age range and leaving qualifications.
Will my child learn Czech at an international school in Brno, and what about integration with local schools?
Most English-medium and bilingual schools in Brno include Czech language lessons and support for acquiring Czech, and some bilingual schools deliver substantial parts of the curriculum in Czech as well as English. If you plan to move into the Czech public system later, schools and local authorities offer language support, but admission into Czech-language state schools follows separate municipal procedures and may require extra Czech language preparation.
