Compare British Curriculum International Schools in Slovenia

British International School of Ljubljana

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 250

The British International School of Ljubljana is an international school on a single campus in Ljubljana's Črnuče district that follows the English National Curriculum and serves children aged 3 to 18. English is the language of instruction for all subjects except modern foreign languages; the school's published curriculum shows Slovene, German and French taught at primary and secondary levels. BISL publishes a range of on-site facilities including spacious classrooms, a library, specialist science laboratories, an art studio, music practice rooms, a 300 sqm performance theatre, assembly hall, school canteen and a dedicated Early Years centre, together with a woodland area and a renovated playground (climbing wall, trampoline, fitness equipment, basketball and football court); sports provision also uses the nearby Ludus Sports Park. The school prepares students for IGCSE and A‑level examinations, operates a three‑tier English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme (noted as “Exemplary” in its publications) and cites external inspection and membership recognitions in support of its provision.

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Koper International School

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - 18 years

Fees €9,000 - 13,200

Pupils 35

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Koper International School offers a K–12 British international education in Slovenia, delivering the British National Curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels alongside Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. The school serves learners from ages 5 to 18 and teaches predominantly in English, with Slovene and Italian as compulsory languages and an additional modern foreign language to foster fluency in four European languages before university. Class sizes are small, with a maximum of 16 students and typical groups of 10–12, enabling personalised support and active problem solving. The curriculum blends British standards with international elements and uses a cross-curricular approach to develop critical thinking, communication, and lifelong learning. The school is accredited as a K–12 British International School in Slovenia and operates as an approved Pearson Edexcel centre. Facilities include a library with over 1,000 English-language titles, morning care from 7:00, and after-school care with swimming, plus boarding or homestay options.

Location

Šmarska cesta 5d, 6000 Koper, Slovenia. The school is located in the heart of Koper, in the Slovenian Istria region on the Adriatic coast. Boarding facilities and home stay options are available for students.

Stages

Primary – Year 1 to 6; Key Stage 3 – Year 7 to 9; IGCSE – Year 10 and 11; A Levels – Year 12 and 13. The school follows the British National Curriculum for students aged 5–18 (Year 1 to Year 13).

Type

British international school in Slovenia offering K–12 education with the British National Curriculum.

Country affiliation

Slovenia; recognised by the Slovenian Ministry of Education and delivers the British National Curriculum.

Application and place reservation fees
- Application fee (non‑refundable): EUR 150.
- Place reservation fee (non‑refundable): EUR 500.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term amounts; 3 instalments)
- Year 1 (Primary): Annual EUR 9,000 — Per term (3 instalments) EUR 3,000.
- Year 2 (Primary): Annual EUR 9,000 — Per term EUR 3,000.
- Year 3 (Primary): Annual EUR 9,000 — Per term EUR 3,000.
- Year 4 (Primary): Annual EUR 10,500 — Per term EUR 3,500.
- Year 5 (Primary): Annual EUR 10,500 — Per term EUR 3,500.
- Year 6 (Primary): Annual EUR 11,100 — Per term EUR 3,700.
- Year 7 (Secondary, Key Stage 3): Annual EUR 12,000 — Per term EUR 4,000.
- Year 8 (Secondary, Key Stage 3): Annual EUR 12,000 — Per term EUR 4,000.
- Year 9 (Secondary, Key Stage 3): Annual EUR 12,000 — Per term EUR 4,000.
- Year 10 (IGCSE): Annual EUR 13,200 — Per term EUR 4,400.
- Year 11 (IGCSE): Annual EUR 13,200 — Per term EUR 4,400.
- Year 12 (A‑Level): Annual EUR 13,200 — Per term EUR 4,400.
- Year 13 (A‑Level): Annual EUR 13,200 — Per term EUR 4,400.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is payable in Euro. Fees are published in advance and the standard billing option shown is payment in three instalments (per term) as listed above.
- A 5% discount is applied if fees are paid in full by the early payment deadline (published for the 2025/26 schedule as full payment before 1 July 2026).
- Sibling discounts apply on a sliding scale: 10% for the first sibling, 15% for the second, 20% for the third, and 25% for the fourth and subsequent siblings.

Boarding / homestay
- The school notes that boarding facilities and homestay options are available for families requiring them, but no separate published boarding fee or a detailed boarding price schedule is provided in the school's published fees document. (Boarding/homestay availability is stated; a distinct boarding fee is not published on the fees page.)

Other costs and recurring additional charges
- Examination fees (external exams): IGCSE (Year 11) — approximately EUR 800 for 8 subjects; A‑Level (Year 13) — approximately EUR 600 for 4 subjects. These amounts vary by subject and year.
- Special Educational Needs (SEN) support: 1:1 full‑day teaching assistant (Sept–June) EUR 1,800 per month; part‑time teaching assistant charged at EUR 40 per 45‑minute lesson (up to 15 lessons per week option).
- After‑school and wraparound care:
- Morning care / Breakfast Club: EUR 800 per year.
- After‑school care for Primary students (termly): EUR 990 per term (includes swimming fees at the local pool and an afternoon snack).
- Music tuition (private lessons) from EUR 40 per 45 minutes.
- Extra language tuition: EUR 45 per 45‑minute 1:1 lesson, or EUR 25 per 45‑minute group lesson (max 3 students).
- The following items are excluded from tuition and are charged separately: textbooks and workbooks, meals and lunch, compulsory school uniform, extended trips and excursions, and school transport (school bus). Year‑by‑year textbook and exam exclusions are specified for Years 9–13.

Refunds and withdrawal notice
- One term's written notice is required for pupil withdrawal. The published fees policy also states that fees are refundable on withdrawal with 4 weeks' notice. The school reserves the right to recover any shortfall arising from administrative errors but may consider exceptional circumstances when arranging payment plans.

Payment options and bank details
- Published payment details show bank transfer as the payment mechanism, with the account payable in Euro (IBAN: SI56 2900 0005 4027 111; SWIFT/BIC: BACXSI22). The school's account name is Koper International School d.o.o. and payments are presented as payable to that account. No separate published credit‑card payment method is listed in the school's published payment information.

Notes on mandatory / variable charges
- Textbooks, examination fees, uniforms, meals, transport, and trips are charged in addition to the tuition amounts above and should be budgeted for separately. Exam charge estimates and SEN charges are provided in the published fee schedule and are subject to annual variation.

(Fees above are taken from the school's published fees schedule for the 2025/26 academic year as the most recently published fee schedule. The school's published pages include the application fee, place reservation fee, the full annual tuition by year group and the per‑term instalment amounts shown.)

Boarding Arrangements

The school has boarding facilities and home stay options.

Uniform Requirement

Students are required to wear the school polo shirt. They may wear jeans, trousers, or skirts with it and must wear closed-toed shoes for science lessons.

Food Options

School lunches are not included in tuition.

Governance and Ownership

The school is operated by Mednarodno šolo Koper Izobraževanje, d.o.o. (company number 9784373000, VAT 58386785). The founder is Alenka Rajčić, and the school has roots with Nista Language School through its founder.

Curriculum

The school follows a British National Curriculum-inspired education with IGCSE and A-Level programmes for ages 5–18 (Years 1–13). It aims to develop critical thinking, attitudes, and values for lifelong learning and blends British standards with international elements. Slovene and Italian are compulsory languages, with an additional modern foreign language to encourage fluency in four European languages before university. Through a cross-curricular approach, students gain British and global perspectives and are prepared for IGCSE and A-Level success. Classes are small and personalised (maximum 16 students; average 10–12) taught by highly experienced teachers from around the world, enabling independent learning, problem-solving, and critical thinking. The school is accredited as a K–12 British International School in Slovenia and is an approved Pearson Edexcel centre.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small class sizes with maximum 16 students per class; average class size is 10–12 students.

Higher Education Progression

Offers IGCSE and A-Levels for Years 10–13, forming a pathway to higher education. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for university entry. Language provision includes Slovene and Italian as compulsory, plus a fourth modern foreign language to support global study before university.

Gifted and Talented

Gifted and talented education is supported; one teacher has five years of experience teaching gifted and talented students aged 12 to 18, preparing them for national competitions and university entrance.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school prioritises students' emotional and mental well-being and fosters a culture of respect, integrity and empathy.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school welcomes applications from families who value inclusive education and provides tailored support for students needing additional assistance.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the main language of instruction; students study Slovene, Italian, and one other foreign language, with a goal of reaching B2/C1 in at least two additional languages. For non-native English speakers, an English proficiency assessment is required to ensure placement in the correct stream up to year 10, with tailored support provided as needed.

Mental Wellbeing

The school prioritises emotional and mental well-being and creates a supportive environment where students can thrive personally and academically.

Safeguarding

The school has an Anti-Bullying Policy, maintains a safe, inclusive environment, provides anonymous reporting channels, and designates a safeguarding lead (DSL), Nika Ade-Balogan, to handle concerns.

History

Alenka Rajčić is the founder of Koper International School and started with opening her own language school and organising academic exchanges to England. In 2022 she decided to open an international secondary school offering the British curriculum with IGCSE and A-Levels. After two years of planning and recruiting teachers, with final approval from the ministry of education her dream came true. We opened our doors to students from around the world in September 2025. The school shares roots with Nista Language Centre, the oldest language school in Koper, founded by the same founder, Alenka Rajčić.

Community

Koper International School is the only British international school in Istria. All subjects (except languages) are taught in English, with Slovene and Italian taught in line with local schools to support integration. The school emphasizes language learning and multilingualism, aiming for students to reach at least B2/C1 in two additional languages. It hosts a thriving international community with a range of News and Events, including a Winter Trip to Forni di Sopra, a Trip to Barcelona, an Erasmus Exchange to Heidelberg, and a Whole School Christmas Concert.

Facilities Overview

Boarding facilities and home stay options are available. The library has over 1,000 English-language books, with Italian and Slovene titles as well. Morning care and Breakfast Club start at 7:00 AM, and after-school care includes swimming sessions at the local pool. Tuition covers access to school facilities. The school is located in Koper, Slovenia.

Sports Facilities

Swimming sessions are provided via the local pool as part of after-school care. After-school activities include Cross Country Running and Basketball. Other clubs include Eco-Gardening, Art, Chess, Photography and Film.

Academic Facilities

English is the main language of instruction, and the school follows the British National Curriculum. The school offers IGCSE and A-Level programmes. From Year 1 to Year 4, students bring a tablet; from Year 5 onwards they use a laptop; Google Workspace for Education is used. The school library provides resources in English, Italian, and Slovene. Tuition includes access to school facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

After-school clubs currently include Art, Debate Team, Yoga, Chess, Photography, Cross Country Running, Basketball, Eco-Gardening and Film. Enrichment activities include music lessons (Violin, Piano, Clarinet, Guitar, Saxophone) and programming; after-school language offerings include Italian, Spanish, French and German.

Academic & Intellectual

Debate Team provides an after-school forum for argumentation, research, and public speaking. Chess is available as an after-school activity to develop strategic thinking and problem-solving. Computer Science is delivered from Year 1 onward, with IGCSE in Year 10–11 and International A-Levels in Year 12–13, focusing on programming, algorithms, computer systems, cybersecurity, and AI. The IGCSE and A-Level pathways deliver internationally recognised qualifications that support further study and global opportunities.

Arts & Creative

Art and Baking are offered as after-school activities. Photography and Film are also available after school. The School Library offers over 1,000 books in English, with additional titles in Italian and Slovene to support multilingual learners and celebrate the school's diverse community.

Cultural & Language

Slovene is taught as a native language with a full curriculum aligned to the Slovene national programme; Slovene as a Second Language is provided with structured support. Italian is taught as a native language and as a second language, following Italian national guidelines, with internal CEFR-aligned exams conducted in collaboration with NISTA. The language programme emphasises multilingualism across English, Slovene, and Italian to prepare students for life in a bilingual region.

Social & Hobbies

After-school activities include Art, Baking, Chess, Photography, Cross Country Running, Basketball, Eco-Gardening, Film, and Yoga. These clubs provide opportunities for personal interest development, teamwork, and social engagement. The programme encourages creative expression, physical activity, and social collaboration through a diverse range of clubs.

Community & Service

Green Ambassador Program: by the end of 2026, students and staff will volunteer to lead sustainability projects and promote eco-friendly practices, fostering environmental awareness and community involvement.

Leadership & Professional

Career guidance is provided in the final two years, including university advice, CV workshops, and university application sessions. A University Guidance program supports students through identifying universities internationally and preparing applications with mentors. The school maintains a University Advisor to guide students through higher education decisions.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Physical Education is taught weekly, with dedicated PE lessons in the final two years. After-school activities include Cross Country Running, Basketball, and Yoga to promote fitness and well-being. Afterschool Care for Primary Students includes swimming sessions, providing supervised physical activity and healthy routines after the school day.

Admissions

01 Fill out the admissions form and attach the student's documentation (school reports and any reference letters from previous teachers, copies of exam certificates, etc.) in English, Slovene, or Italian. The documentation demonstrates the student's educational history and achievements. Applications are accepted throughout the year, and 16 places are available per year group. This completes the initial step of the admissions process.

02 Selecting English level for Year 7, 8 or 9. In the admissions form, when indicating Year 7, 8 or 9, you will have the option to choose the level of English for your child between Native Stream (B2+ level) or English Second Language. This option is only available in Years 7–9; in Year 10 onwards, all students are treated as native speakers. If you are unsure of your child's level, contact the admissions team to arrange a free placement test, which will be both oral and written.

03 Receiving enrolment proposal. Receive the enrolment proposal or the waiting list notification. The school currently accepts 16 students per year group. Notifications are provided by the admissions team.

04 Present enrolment documentation. Present via email or post enrolment documentation: the school contract; a photo copy of the student's birth certificate/identity card/passport (you will be required to give a copy of this in person on the first day of school, if you do not visit us before); a passport-sized photograph; enrolment bank transfer receipt.

Scholarships

English Language Scholarship: The winning essay of up to 400 words on The Importance of Learning Foreign Languages receives a €4,000 reduction in annual tuition fees. Submissions should be sent to admin@koperintschool.com by Monday 31 March.
Maths Scholarship for 16–17 year olds: A gifted and talented maths exam is held on Wednesday 9 April at 18:30 and Thursday 10 April at 17:00; the highest-scoring student will be awarded €4,000 off tuition fees. Please register your interest by emailing admin@koperintschool.com.

Waitlist

Waitlist: If there are more applicants than places, you may be placed on a waiting list and notified when a place becomes available. The school currently accepts 16 students per year group.

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Vector International Academy

Instructs in English

Ages 15 - 18 years

Fees €14,600 - 17,320

Pupils 63

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Vector International Academy is an independent international high school in Slovenia offering the IB Diploma Programme and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE for students aged 15 to 18. The school is accredited by the Slovene Ministry for Education. The IGCSE is awarded for ages 15 to 16 and the IB Diploma Programme for ages 16 to 18. The campus is housed in the historic 1905 St. Stanislav's Institute building, pairing a traditional setting with modern amenities. A state-of-the-art library supports quiet study and research. Students have access to multiple gyms and a range of sports, including climbing, bouldering, table tennis, and floorball, with additional activities offered by St Stanislav's Institute. An on-site kitchen and cafeteria provide daily meals, and green spaces overlook hills and mountains. On-site accommodation is available for IB students arriving from abroad. The Learning Support program and a School Management System help monitor attendance, assignments, and grades.

Location

Vector International Academy is located at Štula 23, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia, on the St Stanislav's Institute campus. It is easily accessible from major highways and city bus lines.

Stages

International GCSE for ages 15/16; IB Diploma Programme for ages 16-18.

Type

Independent international high school offering the IB Diploma Programme and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE.

Country affiliation

Slovenia; accredited by the Slovene Ministry for Education.

School day structure

School day starts with arrival at 08:00, Form Time at 08:10, Periods from 08:30 to 15:30 with Breaks 10:00–10:15 and 11:45–12:00, Lunch 13:30–14:00.

Application / Registration Fees

- No application fee or registration fee is charged.
- The school's admissions process states that a student's place is secured upon receipt of a payment equal to 5% of the annual tuition at the time of enrolment.

Tuition fees by year group (2026/27 academic year)

- Year 10 (IGCSE, Y10): EUR 16,060.00 per year — equivalent to EUR 4,015.00 per standard quarterly instalment (annual fee divided into four equal instalments).
- Year 11 (IGCSE, Y11): EUR 14,600.00 per year — equivalent to EUR 3,650.00 per standard quarterly instalment.
- Year 12 (IB DP1 / Y12): EUR 17,320.00 per year — equivalent to EUR 4,330.00 per standard quarterly instalment.
- Year 13 (IB DP2 / Y13): EUR 15,750.00 per year — equivalent to EUR 3,937.50 per standard quarterly instalment.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is normally billed in four equal instalments. For prior published terms the instalment due dates were: 15 July, 15 October, 17 January and 15 April; invoices are issued by the school. Parents enrolling after the school year start are charged an additional pro-rated amount (3% of the annual tuition for each started week remaining in the school year). Tuition is not refundable for student absences. Parents who withdraw a pupil must provide advance notice and remain liable for the costs of each commenced quarter.
- Published tuition fees may vary for non-Slovene residents.

Boarding fees (where applicable)

- On-site student accommodation (boarding) is available for students joining the IB Diploma Programme (typically aged 17–18). No separate boarding-fee schedule is published on the school's public fee pages.

Other costs and fees (not included in tuition)

- Textbooks and printed materials.
- External examination entry fees (examples from published terms): Pearson Edexcel International GCSE entries and A‑level entry fees are charged separately (examples previously published: EUR 70 for an International GCSE subject, EUR 112 for International GCSE French/German, about EUR 100–105 for International A Level subjects — these figures are subject to change).
- Specialist equipment and supplies (for example graphic calculators for mathematics and art supplies for Visual Arts).
- Certain trips and excursions; some trips may be included but others will be charged additionally by prior agreement.
- Additional learning support, additional language provision and assistance with residency or visa matters are not included in tuition and may incur extra charges.
- The school does not operate a uniform requirement; no uniform costs are charged.

Refund and cancellation terms

- Tuition fees are not refunded for student absences. Parents may terminate the agreement early but must give advance notification (a minimum notice period is specified in the school's terms) and are liable to settle costs for each commenced quarter. Enrolment after the school-year start is charged a pro‑rata supplement (3% of the annual tuition per started week remaining).

Fee payment options and practical notes

- The school's public pages and the published Terms & Conditions describe the instalment structure and invoicing but do not list specific accepted payment channels (for example: bank transfer, credit card, or online payment provider) or detailed banking instructions on the publicly available pages. Parents should follow the invoicing information supplied with acceptance/invoice for the exact payment instructions.

Summary of key facts (for quick reference)

- No application/registration fee; place secured by a payment equal to 5% of annual tuition at enrolment.
- Annual tuition (2026/27): Year 10 EUR 16,060.00; Year 11 EUR 14,600.00; Year 12 EUR 17,320.00; Year 13 EUR 15,750.00. Standard billing typically in four equal instalments.
- Textbooks, exam entry fees, specialist equipment, some trips, additional support and language provision are charged separately. Example external exam fees were published in the school's terms and may change. VAT is not charged under the cited VAT rule in the school's Terms & Conditions.

Note on unavailable public details

- A published, itemised boarding-fee schedule and an explicit list of accepted payment methods are not available on the school's public fee pages or in the publicly posted Terms & Conditions. The school's invoices and admission paperwork supply the definitive billing and payment instructions to families.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a high-quality learning environment with small class sizes and strong relationships with students, in partnership with parents and the wider community. To help students discover and develop their academic, social and emotional potentials, staff are dedicated to a caring, respectful and stimulating learning environment. The mission emphasizes helping students develop self-reflective and self-directed practices to live meaningful, active lives with an understanding of local and global challenges. The school values engagement, challenge, cooperation, resilience, opportunities and lifelong learning. Pastoral care and daily form-tutor contact support student wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Learning Support is provided to help students access content. During individual study sessions, students benefit from tailored approaches aimed to make content accessible. This information is presented in the Learning Support provision under Facilities and Services.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral Care provides daily wellbeing support for students. Each year group meets with their form tutor daily, and the form tutor's primary role is the pastoral support and wellbeing of students. The mission emphasises a caring, respectful and stimulating learning environment that supports social and emotional development. The learning environment, characterized by small class sizes and strong relationships, underpins student wellbeing as part of everyday school life.

Safeguarding

Pastoral Care supports safeguarding and student welfare. Each year group meets daily with a form tutor, whose primary role is pastoral support and the wellbeing of students. A school management system connects teachers, students and parents to monitor attendance, assignments and progress, enabling regular oversight of student welfare.

Facilities Overview

Vector International Academy is located within the St. Stanislav's Institute, a 1905 building with a history of classical education that provides a distinctive learning environment. A state-of-the-art library offers a quiet self-study space during timetable periods. Students have access to multiple gyms and enjoy a variety of sports, including climbing, bouldering, table tennis, and floorball. An on-site kitchen and cafeteria provide daily fresh meals. The school is surrounded by generous green spaces with views of nearby hills and mountain peaks. For students joining the IB Diploma Programme from abroad unaccompanied, on-site student accommodation is available.

Sports Facilities

Vector International Academy provides access to multiple gyms for a variety of sports. Activities include climbing, bouldering, table tennis, and floorball, among others. The on-site facilities are complemented by generous green spaces and views of the hills, supporting outdoor recreation. Students can participate in additional activities offered by St Stanislav's Institute.

Academic Facilities

The school is housed in the 1905 St. Stanislav's Institute building, providing a historic setting alongside modern amenities. It features a state-of-the-art library for quiet study. The Learning Support program offers tailored approaches during individual study sessions. An online School Management System connects teachers, students and parents, enabling attendance, assignments, and grades to be monitored. On-site accommodation is available for IB Diploma Programme students arriving from abroad.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extracurricular activities are free of charge in 2025/26, including Coding Club, Chess Club, Slovene lessons, Debate, and various competition-preparatory clubs (e.g., Mathematics). In addition, students can participate in a range of additional activities offered by St Stanislav's Institute (e.g., volleyball).

Academic & Intellectual

Coding club, Chess Club, Debate, and Mathematics competition-preparatory clubs are offered free of charge in 2025/26. These activities support analytical thinking and academic preparation. The clubs are available to students.

Arts & Creative

Art Club meetings focus on experimentation with different techniques and materials, with each meeting having its own theme. Artworks are grouped by theme and technique, and presented in an Art Club Exhibition.

Cultural & Language

Slovene language lessons are offered free of charge.

Social & Hobbies

Students can participate in volleyball and other activities offered by St Stanislav's Institute.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sports facilities include multiple gyms and a variety of sports such as climbing, bouldering, table tennis, and floorball. An on-site kitchen and cafeteria provide daily meals. Extracurricular Activities include volleyball through St Stanislav's Institute.

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