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International Schools in Wrocław, Poland

Compare 9 international schools in Wrocław, Poland. Filter by curriculum, fees (average PLN 41,207), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
9
Curricula
12
Average annual fee
PLN 41,207
Fee range
PLN 23,000 – 51,600
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (3 schools)
Average school size
321 pupils
Largest by enrolment
IPS International School of Wrocław - Powstańców Śląskich 2
Oldest
International High School of Wroclaw (1990)
About international schools in Wrocław, Poland

Wrocław’s international schools serve a mix of expatriate and local families and tend to cluster in and around the city, offering English-medium education alongside some Polish-language or bilingual options. The common programmes you will see are the International Baccalaureate (often PYP/MYP/DP), British-style routes (Cambridge IGCSE and related qualifications) and a small number of American-style or hybrid curricula; some schools also run Polish-compliant bilingual streams. Annual tuition varies by school and pupil age but typically falls in the region of roughly PLN 30,000 - 50,000 per year, with extra charges for registration, meals, transport and external exam fees. Admissions are often on a rolling basis with main entry points in September (and sometimes January); schools usually require an application form, previous school reports and basic assessment or interview, so relocating families should start enquiries several months before a planned move and check language-support and special-needs provision.

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What curricula will my child find in Wrocław’s international schools?
Most international schools in Wrocław offer English-medium programmes: the International Baccalaureate (PYP/MYP/DP) is widely available, some schools follow British curricula leading to IGCSEs/A-levels or Cambridge qualifications, and a few use American or hybrid programmes. In addition, a number of schools provide bilingual or Polish-compliant streams so pupils can follow parts of the national curriculum alongside international provision.
How much should we budget for tuition and extra costs?
Published school fees vary by age and institution but, based on current fee schedules for Wrocław schools, a common annual range is roughly PLN 30,000 to PLN 50,000 for day places; younger children and kindergarten places are often at the lower end while upper-secondary tuition can be higher. Budget separately for one-off registration or entrance fees, school meals, transport, uniforms, exam charges and optional activities, because these extras can add several thousand złoty a year.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process involve?
Most schools operate rolling admissions but have clear main entry points in September and sometimes a mid-year intake in January, so families relocating should make contact at least two to six months before arrival where possible. Typical requirements are a completed application, recent school reports, an interview or assessment (and an English proficiency check if applicable), followed by an offer that must be accepted and secured with required paperwork and payment.
What ages and languages of instruction do these schools cover?
International schools in Wrocław commonly cover early years through to upper secondary (often ages 3 - 18), though individual schools vary in the exact age ranges and whether they run a full IB continuum. English is the primary language of instruction in most international institutions, while some schools operate bilingual programmes or separate Polish-language streams to satisfy national requirements.
What should we check when comparing schools in Wrocław?
Look for formal accreditations and authorisations (for example IB authorisation or recognised British examination centres), the school’s language-support and special-educational-needs provision, clarity on the pathway to university or national qualifications, pastoral care and safeguarding policies, and practical matters such as location, school transport and total cost of attendance. Visit where you can, ask for sample timetables and recent reports, and request written details of any extra charges or assessment procedures before accepting a place.