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International Schools in Kraków, Poland

Compare 6 international schools in Kraków, Poland. Filter by curriculum, fees (average PLN 26,433), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
6
Curricula
11
Average annual fee
PLN 26,433
Fee range
PLN 1,900 – 60,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (3 schools)
Average school size
268 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Open Future International School
Oldest
Open Future International School (2013)
About international schools in Kraków, Poland

Kraków’s international schools serve a compact but varied market: a mix of long-established English-language schools, bilingual or trilingual options and a few institutions that combine Polish national elements with international curricula. Most schools teach in English and offer either International Baccalaureate programmes, British (Cambridge/GCSE and A-level) pathways or American diploma options, with Polish-language support and mother-tongue lessons commonly available for heritage speakers. Annual tuition at English-medium international schools in the city typically sits in the mid-to-high tens of thousands of zloty, with a commonly quoted typical annual figure around the mid-40,000 PLN range. Families should plan around a main September intake but expect rolling admissions, entrance assessments or language screening, registration/enrolment fees and the need to provide recent school reports and passport/visa documents when applying.

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FAQs for Poland

Which curricula will my child typically find in Kraków’s international schools?
You will commonly find International Baccalaureate (PYP, MYP, DP) alongside British pathways (Cambridge/GCSE and A-level) and, in some schools, an American High School Diploma. Some schools mix an international curriculum with Polish national subjects or offer bilingual streams; individual schools publish their authorised programmes and examination routes.
How much should we budget for tuition and extra costs?
Tuition at Kraków’s English-medium international schools most often falls in a broad band rather than at a single price point, with a commonly reported typical annual tuition around the mid-40,000 PLN mark and many schools charging somewhere between roughly 35,000 and 60,000 PLN a year. Expect additional one-off registration or enrolment fees, extras for school trips, uniforms, external exam or materials costs, and optional services such as school transport or extended care.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process look like?
The main intake is aligned to the school year, with new academic years starting in September, but many schools run rolling admissions and will accept mid-year transfers if places are available. The usual process begins with an enquiry and tour, followed by submission of school reports and identity documents, age-appropriate assessments or interviews and, if offered a place, payment of a deposit or enrolment fee to secure the spot.
What ages and stages do international schools in Kraków cover?
Most international schools in Kraków cover a broad age range from early years or pre-school through to upper secondary, with several institutions offering continuous provision from kindergarten to age 18 and a full International Baccalaureate or equivalent diploma at the top end. Check each school’s published age range and accreditation if you need a continuous pathway to university entry.
What language support and mother-tongue provision can we expect?
English is the primary language of instruction in the city’s international schools, and schools commonly provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) or English-support programmes for newcomers alongside lessons to maintain or develop students’ home languages. Several schools also run bilingual or trilingual streams and formal Polish-language pathways for Polish speakers, so review a school’s language provision and assessment arrangements before applying.}]}}END_OF_RESPONSE_VALIDATION_BUFFER}}END_OF_RESPONSE_VALIDATION_BUFFER}