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Horizon School - Peja Campus

Kosovo, Peja

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Albanian, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 4 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 300
Type Co-educational
Opened 2006
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages English
Typical class size 25
Strengths STEM, Languages, Outdoor Education
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Located in Pejë, Horizon School - Peja Campus delivers Cambridge Secondary, aligned with MASHT pre-university programs for ages 4 to 18. The four-level structure spans pre-primary through upper secondary, with tracks in natural sciences, mathematics–informatics, and general medicine. A foreign language program and information technology prepare students for university, with strong emphasis on English and international exchanges. The campus houses a library, canteen, arts studio, science laboratories, a computer room, a sports hall, and classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards and smart boards. An advanced computer cabinet supports coding and robotics; German-made laboratories support science teaching; an Active Learning Center and career guidance services help students plan for higher education. London-based programs and international exchanges broaden horizons. Facilities include two sports halls, outdoor fields, a gym, and a half-Olympic pool. The school fosters interactive learning, teamwork, and personal development, guided by Cambridge International Education and national standards, with presence since 2006.

Selia e Horizon School, Rruga Muharrem Mitrovica, Pejë, Kosovo

The Essentials

Horizon School - Peja Campus has 300 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in Albanian, English.

Location
Pejë (Peja), Kosovo. The Horizon School Pejë campus is part of Horizon School, licensed by MASHTI and accredited by Cambridge International Education, and connected to the Cambridge global network. The school also operates a Lipjan campus within the same network.

Stages
Pre-Primary (ages 4–6); Primary School (Class I–V); Lower Secondary School (Class VI–IX); Upper Secondary School (Class X–XII) with tracks in Natural Sciences, Mathematics-Informatics, and General Medicine.

Country affiliation
Kosovo

School day structure
The school day runs five days a week from 8:30 to 15:30, with a 60‑minute lunch break. It begins with three 45‑minute lessons, followed by an additional hour of instruction, then three more 45‑minute lessons.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
No boarding is offered; Horizon School Peja operates as a day school with transportation provided for students.

Uniform Requirement
All students wear school uniforms.

Food Options
The canteen serves fresh, tasty, and healthy meals with a varied menu including salads, dishes, and meats; the dining room is designed to accommodate all generations, with hygiene and safety maintained and meals supervised by teachers.

Governance and Ownership
The Cambridge School Peje LLC is a private pre-university educational institution licensed by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST). The Cambridge School Peje SH.P.K. is a private entity; the school references Cambridge Gymnasium in its policy materials and pursues formal quality certifications (ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 21001:2018) as part of its quality management approach.
Fees
Application fee
- No public, fixed application or registration fee amount is published for Horizon School — Peja Campus on the school's enrollment, registration or regulations pages.

Tuition fees by year group
- The school does not publish specific tuition amounts by year group (pre‑primary, primary I–V, lower secondary VI–IX, upper secondary X–XII) on its public enrollment, registration or fees pages. No per‑term or per‑year tuition tables are provided.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Full payment: A 5% discount is applied to the total tuition if full payment is made by June 30 preceding the school year.
- Two installments: The first installment is due no later than September 15 of the school year; the second installment is due no later than January 20 of the same school year.
- Bank loan option: The school assists families with a TEB bank loan option that allows repayment in 12 interest‑free monthly installments (0% interest) under the agreement between the school and the bank.
- Family discounts (sibling package): First child — standard payment; second child — 10% discount; third child — 20% discount; fourth child — 30% discount. These discounts apply only to siblings from the same family and are re‑evaluated if an eligible child withdraws.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed for the Peja campus. The school's public information and registration materials do not describe overnight accommodation, dormitories, or boarding fee schedules.

Other costs and fees (uniform, materials, extracurriculars, transport, meals, exams, etc.)
- Specific mandatory or optional extra costs (uniform fees, textbooks, exam fees, school lunch, transport, extracurricular program fees, laboratory or materials charges) are not published as fixed amounts on the school's public pages. Parents should expect that such items may exist (uniforms, school supplies, occasional activity fees) but no standard amounts or per‑item charges are posted.

Refund information
- No publicly posted, detailed refund or tuition‑withdrawal schedule (amounts refundable, notice periods, pro‑rata calculations, or administrative penalties) is available in the school's enrollment or regulations materials. Terms applicable to withdrawal and any refund rules are not published as numeric policies on the public pages.

Fee payment options
- Full payment (single payment) with the 5% early‑payment discount when paid by June 30.
- Payment in two installments with the deadlines of September 15 and January 20.
- Bank loan via TEB bank allowing 12 monthly payments at 0% interest; the school assists with loan paperwork per its agreement with the bank.
- No explicit public listing of specific accepted transaction methods (for example: credit card, online card payments, or direct bank transfer details) is published on the fees or enrollment pages. Families needing method‑specific instructions (bank account details, card payment acceptance, or in‑person payment options) should contact the school directly.

Summary of what is available and what is not published
- Available, published fee information: payment schedules and terms (full‑payment discount date and percentage; two‑installment deadlines), bank loan arrangement through TEB (12 installments, 0% interest), and the sibling/family discount structure.
- Not published as public figures: specific numeric amounts for application/registration fees, tuition by year group or per term, boarding fees, uniform costs, other recurring or one‑off charges, and a detailed refund policy. These numeric values are not provided in the school's public enrollment, registration or regulations documents.

(Information above is based on the school's publicly posted enrollment, fees and registration materials as found on the school's pages.)
Academics

Horizon School - Peja Campus teaches Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 4 to 18.

Curriculum
The curriculum follows MASHT-approved programs for pre-university education. It has four levels: pre-primary (ages 4–6), primary (grades 1–5), lower secondary (grades 6–9), and upper secondary (grades 10–12) with tracks in natural sciences, mathematics–informatics, and general medicine. A modern foreign language program and information technology are offered. The program provides access to the full spectrum of subjects in the humanities and natural sciences and prepares students for higher education. It emphasizes preparation for university studies.

Student Teacher Ratio
Class sizes are capped at 25 students per class, with classes organized from 8 students upwards.

Exam Results
100% of students pass MASHT-administered tests, and overall achievement is 90%.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates enroll in universities in Kosovo and abroad.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Learning is based on interactivity, increasing students' self-confidence, developing critical thinking, social and community responsibility, and independent and group work. A warm, safe environment is provided, creating a sense of a big family among management, administration, teachers, parents, and students; the school includes a doctor and a psychologist on staff to support student wellbeing.

Mental Wellbeing
There is a doctor and a psychologist on staff, and the environment is described as warm and safe to support student wellbeing and personal development.

Safeguarding
The premises are described as safe and friendly with safety parameters in place. Students wear uniforms and are provided with transportation.
Parent Experience

History
Horizon School began operating in 2006 in a shed after licensing by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology. Over 13 years it has become Kosovo's leading private school, with excellent results in achievement tests, the state matriculation exam, and local and international science competitions. The school is a private enterprise founded in June 2003 by MASHT's decision, initially as a Sole Proprietorship and later restructured in 2017 into a Limited Liability Company; the headquarters are in Pejë on Muharrem Mitrovica Street. Education is delivered according to MASHT's pre-university program and aligned with MASHT-approved curriculum plans, organized into four levels: pre-primary (ages 4–6), primary (grades 1–5), lower secondary (grades 6–9), and upper secondary (grades 10–12) with tracks in natural sciences, mathematics–informatics, and general medicine. The school also offers a modern foreign languages program and information technology to prepare students for university.

Community
Horizon School Pejë fosters a vibrant school community. Cultural and historical anniversaries are observed through tribunes, exhibitions, and various cultural manifestations. Three school excursions are organized during the academic year: an autumn excursion within Kosovo to natural and national monuments, a winter excursion to a ski center, and a spring seaside excursion. Open-learning weeks enable students to present their work with experts, and the library program encompasses educational activities, information gathering, and cultural initiatives. Communication with parents is regular via the school's website and the e-school platform, and the school aims to cooperate with other schools in Kosovo and the region and to engage in regional and international initiatives.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The Parents' Council is a consultative body with parent representatives from each class that assists the school in implementing programs. The Council and the school organize an annual Parents' Day—a meeting between parents and teachers in an informal setting. Communication with parents is regular through the school's website and the e-school platform, where parents can view their child's progress and other class updates.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Horizon School Peja Campus has a range of facilities that support learning and student life. The campus includes a library, canteen, arts studio, science laboratories, a computer room, a sports hall, and modern classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards and smart boards. It features an advanced computer cabinet for coding and robotics, German-made scientific laboratories, an Active Learning Center and career guidance services. English language proficiency is emphasized, with opportunities to participate in London-based programs and international exchanges. The warm, safe environment includes school uniforms and transportation for students.

Sports Facilities
Horizon School has two modern indoor sports halls and an outdoor sports area. The outdoor facilities include a football field, a basketball court, a gymnastic corner, and an athletics track used during breaks. The indoor gymnasium measures 15 meters by 27 meters and supports basketball, volleyball, football, handball, and table tennis. Gymnastics equipment includes training apparatus such as parallel bars, rings, pommel horse, mats, high jump mats, and a trampoline. There are two changing rooms (each 20 square meters), two bathrooms, a storage area for equipment, and a space for teachers.

Academic Facilities
The school offers dedicated science facilities, including Physics and Chemistry Labs and Biology Lab. German-made laboratories support advanced science instruction. An ICT and Robotics Cabinet provides technology-focused learning, alongside an Art Room/Atelier for creative projects. An advanced computer cabinet supports coding and robotics, and a range of modern classrooms features interactive whiteboards and smart boards. The Active Learning Center and career guidance services, together with the library and canteen, contribute to a comprehensive learning environment.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Horizon School offers extracurricular programs including London-based programs and opportunities to improve English proficiency. Students participate in study visits to Albania, regular excursions, and skiing trips. The school supports arts, culture, and sports through extracurricular activities and showcases student talents in these areas. The overall emphasis is on interactive learning, teamwork, and personal development beyond the classroom.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Horizon School Peja offers a STEM-forward learning environment with an advanced computer cabinet for coding and robotics and German-made scientific laboratories, among the most advanced in Kosovo and the region. The Active Learning Center and career guidance are integrated into the program to support student growth and post‑secondary planning. Learning is interactive and focused on developing self‑confidence, critical thinking, and collaborative skills, aligned with Cambridge International Education within the school's curriculum. Graduation and achievement results are consistently strong, with many students continuing studies at universities locally and abroad.

Arts & Creative
The school includes an Arts studio and supports arts and culture across the student body. Talented students have gained recognition in poetry and literature, with alumni such as Arta Vokshi and Albërije Draga noted for their contributions. Cultural-artistic activities and literary events are part of the Horizon School experience, fostering creativity and expression among students.

Cultural & Language
The school emphasizes foreign language study and international exposure, including participation in programs in London and activities that support English language proficiency. The curriculum and opportunities are designed to integrate language learning with broader academic experiences, facilitated by Cambridge International Education. Students engage in global programs and exchanges as part of their educational journey.

Social & Hobbies
Beyond classroom learning, Horizon School offers experiences such as study visits to London, regular excursions, and skiing trips. These activities complement classroom work and strengthen social and teamwork skills, supported by facilities like the sports hall and other learning spaces that encourage active participation and collaboration.

Community & Service
The Horizon School learning approach emphasizes social and community responsibility, fostering a safe and warm environment that values every student. The school prioritizes a close-knit community, supportive relationships among students, staff, and families, and safe, well‑managed spaces for learning.

Leadership & Professional
Career guidance is a core feature of Horizon School, implemented through the Active Learning Center as part of a modern educational program. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for national and international universities, with learning experiences developed in partnership with Cambridge International Education and aligned to ministry standards. The school's mission and values emphasize leadership, ethics, and responsible citizenship as foundations for student development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Peja campus offers substantial physical education facilities, including an 800 m² physical education hall, an outdoor sports field with a running track, and a half‑Olympic pool. Students wear uniforms and receive transportation, and the school provides a warm, safe environment that supports both physical and emotional well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught are Albanian and English. Curricula are offered in Albanian and English. Education levels span pre-primary, primary, and secondary. The school is licensed by MASHTI and accredited by Cambridge International Education.

Bilingual Teaching
The school provides instruction in Albanian and English. The curricula are offered in both Albanian and English languages. The school is licensed by MASHTI and accredited by Cambridge International Education, part of the Cambridge network. The levels served include pre-primary, primary, and secondary education.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
Cambridge International Education accreditation; Cambridge network member; ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 21001:2018 quality management stand‑ards cited in Horizon School materials.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Enrollment starts by visiting Horizon School Peja or applying online. A staff member will guide you through the enrollment procedures and answer questions about your child's education. Administration hours are 08:00 to 15:30.
2. Choose the educational stage based on your child's age: Pre-primary (4-6), Primary (Grades I–V), Lower Secondary (VI–IX), or Upper Secondary (X–XII). You may apply online or visit the school in person to begin the enrollment process. Either option leads to submitting the necessary documents for the chosen level.
3. Submit the documents required for the chosen level. Pre-primary requires birth certificate, health certificate, two photos, and a recommendation by the school pedagogue. Primary requires birth certificate, two photos, transcript of the grades from the previous year (valid for students from the 2nd grade), and the pedagogue's evaluation. Lower secondary requires birth certificate, two photos, transcript, and the pedagogue's evaluation. Upper secondary requires birth certificate, two photos, certificate of completion of lower secondary, and the pedagogue's evaluation.
4. Regular enrollments start in May and last until September. If enrolling in the middle of the term, transfer paper from the previous school is required. If the student completed the previous grade outside the Republic of Kosovo, the certificate must be validated at the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology. All necessary documents must be completed before the education contract is signed, while applications can be accepted even without completed documents.
5. For further information regarding enrollment, contact Horizon School at +383 48 153 153 or info@horizonschool-ks.com. The application form can be downloaded or obtained in hard copy at the school. Visits can be arranged during administration hours.
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