IB Curriculum International Schools in Wrocław, Poland
Compare 6 IB Curriculum international schools in Wrocław, Poland. Filter by curriculum, fees (average PLN 39,513), location, and more to find the right international school now.
IPS International School of Wrocław - Powstańców Śląskich 2
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International High School of Wroclaw (1990)
About international schools in Wrocław, Poland
Wrocław is served by a small but active group of schools authorised to teach International Baccalaureate programmes, so families can commonly find the IB Diploma at upper-secondary level and, at some schools, the IB Middle Years and Primary Years Programmes earlier on. Many local international schools operate bilingually (Polish - English) or offer full English instruction while also meeting Polish national requirements, and they typically offer additional modern languages such as German or Spanish. Published tuition for IB or bilingual international schools in Wrocław most often falls in the tens of thousands of zloty a year - roughly from about PLN 20,000 at smaller providers up to around PLN 50,000 or more at larger international campuses - and separate charges for registration, IB exam entries, trips and transport are common. The academic year follows the Polish school calendar (term start in early September), admissions are often by application plus language or placement assessment, and places in popular year groups can fill quickly, so families relocating should allow time for assessments, document checks and any required language support planning.
Which IB programmes are available in Wrocław and what ages do they cover?
Schools in Wrocław authorised by the IB offer one or more parts of the IB continuum: the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for roughly ages 3 - 12, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for about ages 11 - 16, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for 16 - 19. Not every school offers every programme, so check each school’s authorisations if you need continuous PYP→MYP→DP provision.
Is instruction in English or bilingual Polish - English?
Both models are common: some Wrocław schools deliver a full English-language international curriculum, while others operate as bilingual Polish - English schools that teach parts of the Polish national curriculum in Polish alongside IB subjects in English. School websites and admissions documents typically specify which subjects are taught in which language and what Polish-language or national-curriculum requirements are included.
How much should we expect to pay for IB international schooling in Wrocław?
Published tuition levels vary by school and by age group but are generally in the tens of thousands of zloty per year; for example, recent published schedules for local international schools show annual-equivalent figures from roughly PLN 19,000 - 20,000 at smaller bilingual providers up to around PLN 40,000 - 50,000 at larger international campuses, with registration fees and optional extras on top. Always check the school’s current fee schedule because some schools publish monthly, termly or annual figures and many list additional mandatory charges (IB exam fees, trips, materials, transport).
What is the usual admissions timing and process for IB schools here?
The Polish school year begins in early September and most international schools publish their application windows well before that, but many also accept applications year-round subject to space; parents should expect an application form, a non-refundable registration or application fee, and an assessment or language screening for new pupils. For upper-secondary places you may encounter separate tracks or fees depending on whether a student is taking the IB Diploma or a Polish national programme, so confirm the track and any deposit or instalment schedule with the school.
Should we budget for extra costs beyond tuition?
Yes. Besides basic tuition, most schools charge one-off registration or enrolment fees and separate items such as IB examination or exam-registration fees, school trips and camps, textbooks and workbooks, transport, uniforms and optional extracurricular clubs. Fee schedules and admissions regulations commonly list which items are excluded from headline tuition, so request a full breakdown from the admissions office before you sign an agreement.
