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British Curriculum International Schools in Poland

Compare 55 British Curriculum international schools in Poland. Filter by curriculum, fees (average PLN 48,287), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
55
Curricula
21
Average annual fee
PLN 49,410
Fee range
PLN 3,000 – 178,900
More school facts
Most common curriculum
British Curriculum (27 schools)
Average school size
391 pupils
Largest by enrolment
The British School Warsaw
Oldest
2 Społeczne Liceum Ogólnokształcące STO im. Pawła Jasienicy (1989)
With boarding
2
About international schools in Poland

British-curriculum international schools in Poland teach in English and typically follow the English National Curriculum through Key Stages, moving to Cambridge IGCSEs and/or A-levels (and in some cases the IB Diploma) for older students. They are concentrated in larger cities - especially Warsaw, but also Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk and Poznań - and commonly offer Polish lessons and additional modern languages alongside English-medium teaching, with some bilingual Polish - English options. Annual tuition varies widely by city and school type: bilingual or value schools can charge in the low tens of thousands of zloty, while full-service international British schools frequently sit in the mid-to-high tens of thousands of zloty per year (with premium schools charging substantially more once extras are included). Admissions normally follow the September academic year with assessments, English testing and limited places, so families relocating should allow several months for applications, paperwork and any visa or residency formalities.

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26 international schools in Warsaw

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7 international schools in Kraków

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4 international schools in Gdańsk

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4 international schools in Wrocław

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3 international schools in Poznań

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2 international schools in Bydgoszcz

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2 international schools in Rzeszów

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2 international schools in Elbląg

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1 international school in Leszno

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1 international school in Torun

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1 international school in Łódź

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1 international school in Katowice

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1 international school in Szczecin

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FAQs for Poland

What qualifications do British international schools in Poland prepare pupils for?
Most follow the English National Curriculum through primary and lower secondary, then prepare older students for Cambridge IGCSEs and either Cambridge/Edexcel A-levels or the IB Diploma in sixth form. Some schools mix programmes (for example offering IGCSEs then IB) so check each school’s senior curriculum and university progression information.
What language support and Polish teaching can we expect?
Instruction is primarily in English, but nearly all schools teach Polish as a language subject and many provide extra English-language support for newcomers. A number of schools also offer bilingual streams or additional modern languages such as French, German or Spanish, and pupil support services for children learning English as an additional language are common.
How much does a British-curriculum international school in Poland typically cost?
Fees vary by city, age and school type: lower-cost bilingual primaries can be in the low tens of thousands of zloty per year, while full international British schools in Warsaw and other large cities commonly charge in the mid-to-high tens of thousands of zloty, with some premium schools charging more when enrolment and ancillary costs are added. Expect extra mandatory or optional charges for registration/enrolment, school buses, meals, uniforms, exams and clubs, so compare total cost of attendance rather than headline tuition alone.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process look like?
The main intake is at the start of the school year in September, but many schools accept applications year-round for available places; popular year groups can have waiting lists. Admissions typically include an application form, a registration fee, an interview or assessment (often to check English) and provision of school reports and immunisation/identity documents, so begin enquiries several months before your intended start date.
What ages and stages do British international schools in Poland cover?
Many schools offer early years provision (nursery or EYFS) through primary and secondary up to sixth form, covering roughly ages 2 - 18, though some institutions specialise in primary or secondary only. Check each school’s published age range and how it handles transitions between key stages, plus whether it offers a sixth-form pathway (A-levels or IB) if you need post-16 education.