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Premium International Schools in Prague, Czech Republic

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About international schools in Prague, Czech Republic

Prague’s premium international schools tend to cluster in residential districts and combine English-medium teaching with internationally recognised pathways - most commonly the British curriculum leading to IGCSE/A-level routes or programmes of the International Baccalaureate - while French and German sections or bilingual Czech options are also available. Lessons are usually delivered in English, with Czech taught as an additional language and other modern languages offered from primary years; schools typically provide English language support for newcomers. Annual tuition at well-established international schools in Prague commonly sits in a broad band from about 200,000 to 800,000 Czech koruna, with application fees, deposits and extras (meals, transport, extracurriculars) added on top. Many schools operate rolling admissions but the practical calendar is front-loaded for September entry, so relocating families should begin enquiries and submit applications several months before the intended start date and check visa/residence and commuting arrangements locally.

Compare 31 Premium international schools in Prague, Czech Republic. Filter by curriculum, fees (average CZK 283,799), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 31 schools · avg fee CZK 283,799
Schools listed
31
Curricula
21
Average annual fee
CZK 283,799
Fee range
CZK 65,000 – 764,160
Most common curriculum
British Curriculum (8 schools)
Average school size
407 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Prague British International School
Oldest
Japanese School in Prague (1980)
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FAQs for Czech Republic

Which curricula will my child encounter at premium international schools in Prague?
The most common offerings are the National Curriculum for England (moving through Early Years, primary and IGCSE) and the International Baccalaureate (MYP and Diploma). Some schools run American or bilingual French and German streams; each route prepares students for different university systems, so match the curriculum to your child’s future study plans and your family’s language profile.
How much should we budget beyond headline tuition?
Headline tuition often covers instruction but additional mandatory and optional costs commonly include an application fee, a refundable enrolment deposit, school lunches, school transport, uniforms and extracurricular activities. Expect these extras to add several thousand to tens of thousands of koruna a year depending on the school and the services you choose, so ask each school for a full fee schedule before deciding.
When should we apply if we plan to start in September?
Although many Prague international schools accept applications year-round, the practical admissions window for September starts the previous autumn and continues through late winter; families aiming for a September start should contact schools and submit paperwork several months in advance. Admissions normally include an application form, recent school reports, language assessments or classroom taster sessions, and sometimes an interview or entrance test at the appropriate age level.
What ages and stages do premium international schools in Prague cover?
Most offer an Early Years nursery provision through primary and lower secondary, with senior sections that prepare students for IGCSEs and either A-levels or the IB Diploma at 16 - 19. Check each school’s exact age range and whether sixth form/IB Diploma places are on the same campus or a separate site, because that can affect daily logistics for older pupils.
Will my non-Czech speaking child be supported to settle in?
Yes - English-medium international schools generally provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) support for newcomers and teach Czech as a modern language or discrete subject so pupils can integrate locally. Ask how long language support typically continues, whether specialist EAL teachers are available, and how the school monitors academic progress while a child is learning the language.