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Gravity International School

Lithuania, Vilnius

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The school at a glance
Fees €4,800 - 5,200
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 220
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages English, Lithuanian, Ukrainian
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, Languages, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Gravity International School in Vilnius teaches Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula in a bilingual setting with English and Lithuanian. The Cambridge Curriculum provides the academic framework across Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint, IGCSE, and AS/IALevels. The school emphasizes project-based learning, international projects, and online intercultural collaboration through eTwinning. With small class sizes and a student body of over 220, including 40% international students, Gravity creates a diverse, welcoming community. The campus offers facilities and programmes to support ongoing learning: Cambridge International Projects, holiday programmes, Erasmus+, and a Summer Camp. Extra curricular activities span from Arts workshops to educational trips and hands-on interdisciplinary projects. Notable features include a structured focus on language development through bilingual education and a culture of holistic learning, mindfulness, and environmental awareness through sustainability initiatives. The school fosters character, creativity, and global citizenship, preparing students for exams and for life. The school welcomes diverse families and international learners.

Pamėnkalnio g. 11, LT-01114 Vilnius, Lithuania

The Essentials

Gravity International School has 220 pupils.

Location
Pamėnkalnio g. 11, Vilnius, LT-01114 Lithuania

Stages
Primary school (Cambridge Curriculum)

Pupil Nationality Mix
40% international students
Fees

Annual tuition at Gravity International School ranges from EUR 4,800 to EUR 5,200 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- No separate non‑refundable application or registration fee amount is published. An application form is required as part of the admissions process.

Tuition fees (by year group) — published rates for the 2026/27 academic year
- Grades 0–4 (Cambridge International Education programme): €480 per month.
- Grades 5–11 (Cambridge International Education programme): €520 per month.

Equivalent calculations used for planning (based on the school year starting September 1 and a typical school-year length of 10 months, split into three terms)
- Grades 0–4:
- Monthly: €480.
- Per academic year (10 months): €4,800. (calculation: €480 × 10)
- Per term (three-term year): €1,600. (calculation: €4,800 ÷ 3)
- Grades 5–11:
- Monthly: €520.
- Per academic year (10 months): €5,200. (calculation: €520 × 10)
- Per term (three-term year): €1,733.33 (rounded to €1,733.33). (calculation: €5,200 ÷ 3)
- Note: the academic year begins on September 1; the above annual and per‑term figures are provided to convert the published monthly rate into common billing views for parental planning.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is stated as a monthly charge and families are required to pay tuition on time in accordance with the signed education services agreement. Specific invoicing frequency, due dates and late‑payment penalties are governed by the signed agreement.

Boarding fees
- The school presents a full‑day day‑school programme (daytime hours) and no boarding programme or boarding fees are published. There is no published boarding fee schedule.

Other costs and optional charges
- Meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner are optional and charged separately. Families should expect meal charges in addition to tuition when meals are taken.
- Extracurricular activities (clubs, after‑school activities): optional and charged separately.
- Textbooks and learning materials: the school references provision of learning materials as part of the programme; parents should confirm whether any consumable or replacement costs apply.
- Uniform: no uniform fee or uniform‑cost schedule is published. Families should budget for a potential uniform purchase if required, but no published amount is available.
- Additional incidental costs (school trips, examination fees, insurance, transport, personal items) are not published as fixed line items and may be charged separately when applicable.

Discounts, concessions and refund information
- Concessions: discounts or free tuition periods may be granted to children from large families, children without parental care, and children who require social support. Students whose parents are currently serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine are provided free education.
- Refunds and deposit policy: a specific refund policy, registration‑deposit amounts, or the treatment of prepaid fees (refund schedules and deadlines) are not published in the tuition and admissions rules made available. Any refund conditions are governed by the education services agreement signed at enrolment.

Fee payment options (methods accepted)
- Specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer details, card payments, direct debit, or cash) are not published in the available admissions and tuition rules. Payment method details and bank/payment instructions are handled in the enrolment paperwork and the signed education services agreement.

Practical summary for parents (clear action items)
- Budget using the published monthly rates: €480/month for Grades 0–4 and €520/month for Grades 5–11 for the 2026/27 academic year.
- Expect additional optional charges for meals and extracurricular activities.
- The signed education services agreement will define invoicing, payment due dates, accepted payment methods and any penalties or refund terms; obtain and review that agreement carefully before signing.

Note about missing published details
- The published admissions and tuition rules specify monthly tuition rates, optional meal and activity charges, start of year and concession criteria, but do not publish: a non‑refundable application/registration fee amount, the school's invoicing calendar and exact payment due dates, specific accepted payment methods, a detailed refund schedule for deposits/prepayments, or a uniform cost schedule. These items are defined by the enrolment agreement and school administration.
Academics

Gravity International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary).

Curriculum
Cambridge Curriculum; Cambridge International Education program; bilingual education; project-based learning; international projects.

Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes.

Gifted and Talented
Additional lessons for students who need to improve knowledge; in-depth study of subjects; preparation for tournaments and Olympiads for high achieving students.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Gravity International School provides holistic development that includes emotional intelligence, resilience, well-being, and social responsibility alongside academic excellence. The school supports students academically, socially, and emotionally so they can grow as individuals. The approach nurtures character, confidence, creativity, and responsibility, helping each student discover their strengths. The environment is safe and supportive, with a diverse community celebrated and relationships built on trust. Graduates leave as independent thinkers, effective communicators, and responsible global citizens guided by integrity and empathy.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Gravity International School offers bilingual education to students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. The bilingual program reflects the school's international character and inclusive ethos. The school embraces multilingual learning as part of its mission to prepare students for a globally connected world. The program supports students in engaging with the curriculum across cultures. The school values multilingual competencies as part of its global citizenship emphasis.

Mental Wellbeing
Gravity International School provides holistic development including well-being and emotional intelligence. The balanced educational approach supports emotional and social growth, resilience, and personal well-being. A safe and supportive community helps students feel seen, heard, valued, and supported. The environment celebrates diversity and builds relationships on trust. Graduates become independent thinkers, effective communicators, and responsible global citizens guided by empathy.

Safeguarding
The school creates a nurturing, inclusive, and respectful environment where diversity is celebrated. Relationships are built on trust. Every child feels seen, heard, valued, and supported. The mission emphasizes a safe and supportive community for all students. The school's approach promotes safeguarding and the welfare of pupils within the school context.
Parent Experience

History
Gravity International School was founded to create a safe, supportive, and inspiring learning environment where every child feels valued, respected, and empowered to grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Education is about far more than academics; it nurtures character, confidence, creativity, and responsibility, and helps each student discover their strengths and potential. The school prepares students not only for exams but for life, equipping them with the skills, mindset, and values needed to succeed in an ever-changing global world. It welcomes Lithuanian families, international families, and expatriates seeking an educational community that blends academic excellence with human-centered values, cultural diversity, and a global outlook.

Community
Gravity International School hosts a range of community events that engage students and families. In 2026, events include a Summer Camp (June 2026), an Erasmus+ trip to Norway (May 2026), an Arts workshop (May 2026), and Language Month (March 2026). Other activities include Erasmus+ exchanges with Türkiye and a Christmas event in 2025, reflecting ongoing intercultural collaboration and experiential learning. These events offer opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world experiences and to participate in joint projects with peers from different cultures.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Location: Pamėnkalnio g. 11, Vilnius, LT-01114. The school offers bilingual education with the Cambridge Curriculum. It serves a diverse student community from various cultural and linguistic backgrounds with small class sizes. The student body is over 220 students, including 40% international students.

Academic Facilities
The Cambridge Curriculum forms the academic framework. Cambridge International Projects and holiday programmes support ongoing learning and project-based work, complemented by a culture of small class sizes and an international community.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Cambridge International Projects; Holiday Programmes; Erasmus+; Summer Camp; Arts workshop; Educational trips, interdisciplinary projects, hands-on activities, and experiential learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Cambridge Lower Secondary with Checkpoint, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge AS/IALevels are offered. The school participates in eTwinning international projects to foster digital literacy, intercultural dialogue, critical thinking, and European values. Projects include Weaving Kneets Between Cultures; Digital Minds, Global Citizens; Science Magazine; Holistic Education; and Zero Waste – Bright Future. Debate Club activities are conducted in English, and students regularly participate in national debating tournaments.

Arts & Creative
We support arts and creative expression through projects such as Weaving Kneets Between Cultures, which introduces Ukraine's cultural heritage to international partners through artistic, musical, and culinary activities. Projects include Digital Minds, Global Citizens and Science Magazine, which involve creative writing, multimedia presentations, and international collaboration. Holistic Education emphasizes creative tasks and mindfulness practices as part of student development.

Cultural & Language
eTwinning international projects foster intercultural dialogue, culture, science, ecology, digital ethics, and holistic education. Projects include My History, My Town, My Culture, exploring Kharkiv's cultural heritage through multimedia presentations and international exchanges. We also engage in arts-and-culture activities such as Weaving Kneets Between Cultures and run Debate Club, conducted in English to support language development and public speaking.

Social & Hobbies
Debate Club is a prominent social activity; all club activities are conducted in English. Debating develops critical thinking, the ability to present arguments, and listening skills, and helps students express their ideas confidently in English. The club fosters social interaction and engagement with current social, political, and cultural issues.

Community & Service
Holistic Education promotes environmental initiatives and community-minded learning through creative tasks, environmental projects, mindfulness practices, and nature studies. Projects include Zero Waste – Bright Future and other ecology-focused activities that raise awareness of sustainable consumption and eco-campaigns.

Leadership & Professional
Participation in eTwinning international projects supports leadership, collaboration, and initiative among students. The school has earned National Quality Label, European Quality Label, and Pupil Quality Label for project organization and impact.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Holistic Education emphasizes intellectual, emotional, social, and physical development through creative tasks, environmental initiatives, art therapy, mindfulness practices, and nature studies.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Submit an enquiry: Complete the registration form on this page to express interest in joining Gravity International School. 2. School visit: Families are invited to visit the campus, meet the team, and learn more about the educational programme and school environment. 3. Student assessment and meeting: During the interview the child's motivation, readiness for school, and other important aspects are assessed. The admission decision is made based on the interview results. 4. Admission offer: Successful applicants will receive an offer of admission along with enrolment information and next steps. Required documents for admission: a completed application form; a copy of the child's passport or other child's document and one parent's passport; a copy of the child's and one parent's temporary residence permit in Lithuania; a medical certificate of the established format (may be submitted within 2 months from the date of admission). Start of the Academic Year: The academic year begins on September 1. Tuition fees for the 2026-2027 academic year: Grades 0-11 €480 per month (Cambridge International Education program); meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and extracurricular activities - optional and charged separately. Discounts or free tuition periods may be granted to children from large families, children without parental care, or children requiring social support and to students whose parents are currently serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Scholarships
Discounts or free tuition periods may be granted to children from large families, children without parental care, or children requiring social support, and to students whose parents are currently serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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