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British Curriculum International Schools in Lithuania

Compare 17 British Curriculum international schools in Lithuania. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 8,390), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
17
Curricula
11
Average annual fee
EUR 8,390
Fee range
EUR 3,300 – 22,365
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Cambridge (Primary) (10 schools)
Average school size
591 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Vilnius Balsiai Progymnasium
Oldest
Vilnius Spindulys Progymnasium (1978)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Lithuania

British-curriculum international schools in Lithuania usually teach in English using frameworks drawn from the English National Curriculum and Cambridge International programmes, with older students progressing to IGCSEs and A-levels at some schools. Many schools teach Lithuanian alongside English (either as a taught subject or in bilingual streams) and provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and mother-tongue lessons where demand exists. Fees vary by school, age and whether boarding is offered, but most international schools in Vilnius sit in the mid-to-upper private fee band for the country and publish annual tuition schedules you should check carefully. The main intake aligns with the local academic year (schools typically start in early September) but many schools operate rolling admissions and use written assessments, interviews or remote testing for placement and entry.

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14 international schools in Vilnius

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2 international schools in Kaunas

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1 international school in Klaipėda

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FAQs for Lithuania

What exactly does “British curriculum” mean in Lithuania?
In Lithuania a British-curriculum school will generally follow the English National Curriculum at primary and lower secondary stages, and then offer Cambridge IGCSEs and/or UK A-levels in upper secondary, though some British schools adapt the sequence to local needs. Some schools combine the British curriculum with Lithuanian national requirements or offer alternative international pathways (for example IB) at sixth-form level, so check each school’s published syllabus and qualifications offered.
What language(s) are lessons taught in and will my child learn Lithuanian?
English is the primary language of instruction in British-curriculum international schools, and most schools also timetable Lithuanian language lessons so Lithuanian pupils meet national expectations. Many schools run bilingual streams or offer mother-tongue and EAL support, and you can usually arrange additional tuition if your child needs to learn Lithuanian more intensively.
How much do these schools cost and what extras should we expect?
Tuition across British and other international schools in Lithuania ranges widely - published annual fees in the market run from several thousand euros up to around €22,000 depending on the school, year group and whether boarding is included. On top of published tuition expect one-off application or capital fees, exam charges (IGCSE/A-level), extracurricular activities, trips and additional language or learning-support costs, all of which vary by school.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process look like?
The main intake is at the start of the academic year in September, so many families aim to complete applications and assessments in the preceding term, but most schools also accept applications year-round for places that become available. Admissions commonly include an application form, review of school reports, age-appropriate assessments or interviews and, for overseas families, remote testing or virtual interviews are frequently offered to complete placement.
What should we look for when comparing British-curriculum schools in Lithuania?
Compare the exact qualifications offered (English National Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, A-levels, or IB), the school’s approach to Lithuanian language and local curriculum requirements, the scale of EAL and special-needs support, inspection or accreditation status and published outcomes. Also request full breakdowns of fees and extras, ask about class sizes and pastoral provision, and visit if possible to see teaching and facilities in person before committing.