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British Curriculum International Schools in Vilnius, Lithuania

Compare 14 British Curriculum international schools in Vilnius, Lithuania. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 9,381), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
14
Curricula
11
Average annual fee
EUR 9,381
Fee range
EUR 4,800 – 22,365
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Cambridge (Primary) (9 schools)
Average school size
606 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Vilnius Balsiai Progymnasium
Oldest
Vilnius Spindulys Progymnasium (1978)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Vilnius, Lithuania

Families moving to Vilnius who want a British-style education will find a small but active group of schools offering the English National Curriculum with Cambridge IGCSEs and, in some cases, A-levels alongside Lithuanian language provision and local-language subjects. Instruction is usually delivered in English, with Lithuanian taught as a compulsory subject and additional language or bilingual options available at some schools. Fees vary considerably between providers, so expect annual tuition to range from several thousand euros to over twenty thousand euros depending on the school and year group; extras such as lunches, transport and activities are typically charged separately. Admissions commonly require an application and an entry assessment (many schools can arrange assessments remotely for international families), so begin enquiries several months before you move to check places, assessment formats and any visa-related paperwork.

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FAQs for Lithuania

What is meant by “British curriculum” in Vilnius schools?
“British curriculum” most often means the English National Curriculum at primary level, followed by Cambridge IGCSEs for lower secondary and, where offered, A-levels or equivalent post-16 qualifications. Schools adapt these programmes locally (for example by adding Lithuanian language and national requirements) while keeping the structure and assessment routes recognised by UK and international universities.
How much should we budget for fees and extras?
Tuition fees for British-style international schools in Vilnius vary widely between providers and year groups, with published averages and ranges indicating significant differences by school. In addition to tuition you should budget for registration and enrolment charges, uniforms, meals, school transport and extracurricular activities, which are often billed separately.
What ages and qualification stages do these schools cover?
Many British-style schools in Vilnius offer provision from early years through primary and lower secondary, with Cambridge IGCSE courses typically taken around age 14 - 16 and A-levels or other post-16 pathways from 16 - 18 where available. Some families also choose other international options in the city (for example IB or US-style schools) depending on university plans and the child’s age.
How does the admissions process and timing usually work?
Admissions generally involve an application form, submission of previous school reports and an entry assessment or interview; many schools offer the option to arrange assessments remotely for overseas applicants. Places can become limited for popular year groups, so start enquiries several months before your planned move and confirm each school’s specific deadlines, assessment format and any documentation needed for visas or residency.
What should parents check when comparing British curriculum schools in Vilnius?
Look for clear information on which UK qualifications are offered (English National Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, A-levels), inspection or accreditation reports, language support for non-English speakers, class sizes, and the school’s approach to pastoral care and integration into local life. Where available, review external inspection summaries or British Schools Overseas reports and ask schools for recent references from other expatriate families.