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TEMEM School

Lithuania, Vilnius

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Lithuanian, English
Fees €7,200
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary)
Taught languages Lithuanian, English, French
Typical class size 15
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction

TEMEM School in Vilnius is a private bilingual primary school offering a Cambridge Primary Programme alongside a bespoke Lithuanian curriculum. The program expands general Lithuanian primary education with English, technology and the arts, and is delivered in Lithuanian and English. Cambridge Primary Curriculum is taught in English and integrated with core subjects; English operates five times weekly with Mathematics and Science, and French begins in Grade 2. The school emphasizes STEAM, music and art, with Solfeggio, instrument lessons (piano, flute, dulcimer, ukulele, xylophone), pottery, drama and dance. Small class sizes of up to 12 students support individualized learning, guided by data-based progress tracking. Field trips, outdoor classes and after-school clubs, including robotics and programming, broaden experiential education. Staff come from diverse countries, reflecting an international atmosphere. The school is officially recognised as a Cambridge International School and nurtures bilingual, cross-language competence and international-mindedness through daily multilingual instruction and collaborative projects globally.

Rudausių g. 57, Vilnius

The Essentials

TEMEM School has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in Lithuanian, English.

Fees

Annual tuition at TEMEM School ranges from EUR 7,200 for 2026/27.

Academic year covered
- The following fee figures are those published for the school's current published price schedule (year shown on the published price page).

Application / admission fees
- Admission (one‑time) fee: EUR 450. This is a one‑time, non‑refundable fee payable when a child is admitted to the school.

Tuition fees by school year / group (billing unit used: monthly)
- Preschool (kindergarten) and Primary (full day, 8:00–16:00): EUR 600 per month (applies for the published school-year pricing period).
- Extended‑day service (additional care from 16:00–18:00, Sep 1–Jun 6): EUR 80 per month (optional).
- Summer programme / summer camp (full‑day provision for June and July, 8:00–18:00): EUR 600 (listed as the full‑day summer rate in the published prices).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is published as a monthly fee and is charged on a monthly basis for the published school‑year period (the monthly price is EUR 600 for preschool and primary full day). The admission fee (EUR 450) is payable at the moment of admission and is non‑refundable. An annual facilities fee of EUR 200 is charged from the second year of attendance.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding is not part of the school's published programme for the elementary / preschool provision; no boarding fees are listed.

Other costs and optional charges
- Annual facilities fee (from second year of attendance): EUR 200.
- Optional clubs / extended day group pricing (examples as published):
- Full extended‑day group with clubs: EUR 80 (when ordered).
- If attending only 2 days for selected clubs: EUR 50.
- If attending only 1 day for one group (example: ballet): EUR 30.
- Meals (optional; per‑day prices published): total listed example EUR 8.90 per day composed of breakfast EUR 1.60, lunch EUR 5.00 and dinner EUR 2.30. Meals for children with allergies incur an additional 20% surcharge; meal charges are calculated monthly based on days attended.
- Additional optional activities and one‑off costs (not included in basic tuition): school uniform, field trip costs (transport, tickets), and optional paid activities such as swimming pool, robotics, piano lessons.

Discounts and municipal compensation
- Municipal compensation: a monthly compensation of EUR 120 may be applied under the local municipality procedure for eligible families registered in Vilnius.
- Sibling discount: 10% discount for the second child from the same family.

Refund information
- The admission fee is explicitly one‑time and non‑refundable. No additional published tuition refund schedule or detailed refund policy for term/annual tuition is listed in the published price information.

Fee payment options
- Specific payment method options (for example: bank transfer, card payment, online portal) are not detailed in the published price material. Parents should use the school's published contact channels for confirmation of accepted payment methods.
Academics

TEMEM School teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary).

Curriculum

General Primary Education in Lithuanian is expanded with English, technology and the arts, taught in a bilingual Lithuanian–English environment from early years. Cambridge Primary Curriculum in English is integrated, with English taught five times per week alongside Mathematics and Science. French is introduced from grade 2. The program includes STEAM activities, music and art, as well as field trips and after-school clubs such as robotics and programming. Small class sizes support individualized learning with up to 12 students per class.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small class sizes up to 12 students per class.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates are prepared for studies in Lithuania and international settings.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Social and emotional learning is integrated into TEMEM's approach. Pupils learn to set individual education goals and pursue them boldly and responsibly. The environment emphasizes collaboration, problem solving, and confidence in learning through activities and challenges. Teaching and learning are purposeful, diverse, flexible and collaborative.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school teaches in Lithuanian and English and uses the Cambridge Primary Curriculum in English, with English taught five times per week. French is taught starting in grade 2 (twice weekly).

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through daily meditation and relaxation techniques, helping children develop self-awareness and take breaks from daily life; learning also includes time in nature, reading, and outdoor activities.
Parent Experience

History

The school is a private bilingual primary school in Vilnius. The curriculum expands the Lithuanian general primary education program by adding English, technology, and arts. Instruction is delivered in Lithuanian and English. The staff is young and international, with teachers from Turkey, Latvia, Cameroon, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, and Lithuania. The school is officially recognised as a Cambridge International School and offers the Cambridge Primary Programme.

Community

Daily physical education and outdoor movement are part of the school's routine. Outdoor classes and field trips involve nature hikes and exploratory learning. After-school clubs include robotics, swimming, ensemble singing, ballet, 3D drawing, arithmetic, and homework support. TEMEM participates in international activities and events, such as Erasmus+ seminars in Palermo and STEAM events in Prague, and has run projects like robot bees.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

General Primary Education is delivered in Lithuanian with Cambridge Primary Curriculum in English, covering English (five times per week), Mathematics, and Science. The program integrates Music, Arts, and Technology, including Solfeggio, instrumental music (piano, flute, dulcimer, ukulele, xylophone), pottery, art and technology, drama, and dance. Outdoor classes and field trips support experiential learning, and French begins in grade 2 with twice-weekly lessons. The school uses data-based, individualized education to monitor progress and tailor the learning experience.

Arts & Creative

Music, Arts, and Technology are a core cross-disciplinary focus. Activities include Solfeggio, instrument lessons (piano, flute, dulcimer, ukulele, xylophone), pottery, art and technology, drama, and dance. Chess, Numicon Math, and Hour of Code support creative thinking and problem-solving. After-school clubs include robotics, ensemble singing, ballet, 3D drawing, arithmetic (fast counting), and homework support.

Cultural & Language

Bilingual education is provided. French begins in grade 2 and is taught twice weekly. The bilingual program supports cross-language learning and international-mindedness. Language instruction is integrated across core subjects.

Social & Hobbies

After-School Clubs provide robotics, swimming, ensemble singing, ballet, 3D drawing, arithmetic (fast counting), and homework support. Morning circle supports social interaction and wellbeing. Enrichment activities include visual arts, music, and drama, expanding creative opportunities. Field trips broaden learning beyond the classroom.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Physical education and movement outdoors occur daily. Yoga and mindfulness-related activities support physical and mental wellbeing. Morning circle and self-knowledge activities foster personal development. Field trips and ongoing arts and music participation contribute to holistic wellbeing.
Languages

Language Provision

Languages taught include Lithuanian, English and French. Lithuanian language is taught as part of the general primary education programme. English is taught five times per week under the Cambridge Primary Curriculum in English, which includes Mathematics and Science. French is taught starting in grade 2, twice a week.

Bilingual Teaching

The school teaches all subjects in Lithuanian and English from kindergarten. The teaching staff is international, with teachers from countries including Turkey, Latvia, Cameroon, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, and Lithuania.
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