Vilnius Engineering and Technology Lyceum

Lithuania, Vilnius

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Lithuanian, English

Fees €6,850 - 7,750

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Lithuanian, English, Spanish, French, German

Typical class size 18

Strengths Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

Vitlis Lyceum is a private international school in Vilnius offering the IB Primary Years Programme and pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme. It operates across multiple campuses in Vilnius, including Antakalnio g. 54, Didlaukio g. 69B, and Ateities g. 44, with plans to relocate to Valakupių g. 5 from September. The school serves learners from early years through upper grade levels, with the journey planned to extend to the 12th grade. The IB framework guides learning toward global mindedness, inquiry, and critical thinking, while a Vitlis-specific approach emphasizes hands-on, experiential education. Classrooms are transformed into interactive laboratories that connect theory to real-world applications, fostering creativity and collaboration. The school supports emotional wellbeing and a thriving community, with language offerings in English and Spanish and opportunities for cross-cultural learning through Erasmus+ and NorPlus projects. Extra-curriculars include dance, singing, and arts studios, plus STEAM events and educational trips around Vilnius.

Antakalnio g. 54, Vilnius; Didlaukio g. 69B, Vilnius; Ateities g. 44, Vilnius

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The Essentials

Location

Three Vilnius campuses: Antakalnio g. 54; Didlaukio St. 69B; Ateities g. 44, Vilnius, Lithuania. The campuses are located in Vilnius across separate districts (Antakalnis, Didlaukis, and Ateities). The Licėjus provides Preschool through Lower Secondary education across these campuses.

Stages

Preschool education; Primary school; Lower secondary education; Non-formal education

Additional learning support

Monitoring and help with additional/unfinished homework assignments

Country affiliation

Lithuania

School day structure

Campus hours: Valakupių St. 7:30–18:30; Didlaukio St. 7:30–18:30. School hours: Valakupių St. (Grades 1–4: 9:00–15:00; Grades 5–9: 9:00–15:35). Didlaukio St. (8:30–14:30). Non-formal education hours: 15:00–18:00. Pre-primary hours: Ateities g. 7:00–18:30.

Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

Private school; part of the IB World School network; currently implementing the IB Primary Years Programme and pursuing accreditation for the IB Middle Years Programme.

Fees

Application and admissions fees

- One‑off application (stojamasis) fee: EUR 400.
- Entrance/knowledge‑check test fee (when required): EUR 50.

Pre‑school (priešmokyklinis) — fee detail

- Monthly tuition: EUR 685 per month (paid over 10 months).
- Annual tuition (10 months): EUR 6,850 per academic year (685 × 10).
- Materials fee: EUR 100 per year.
- What is included in the monthly tuition: full‑day care and supervision, formal lessons according to the lyceum program, extracurricular clubs (dance, singing, visual arts), holiday‑time camps, local educational trips in Vilnius, and school events. *Price shown before any municipal subsidy is applied.*

Primary education (1–4 classes) — fee detail

- One‑off application fee: EUR 400 (one time on admission).
- Monthly tuition: EUR 685 per month (paid over 10 months).
- Annual tuition (10 months): EUR 6,850 per academic year (685 × 10).
- Materials fee: EUR 200 per year.
- Extracurricular (popamokinė) activity charge: EUR 100 per month (as listed).
- What is included in the monthly tuition: instruction (typically 9:00–15:00), educational trips in Vilnius, school events and participation in certain international projects; the extracurricular fee covers additional clubs, creative workshops and supervised project work.

Lower secondary / Main school (5–10 classes) — fee detail

- One‑off application fee: EUR 400.
- Monthly tuition for grades 5–8: EUR 755 per month (paid over 10 months).
- Annual tuition for grades 5–8 (10 months): EUR 7,550 per academic year (755 × 10).
- Monthly tuition for grades 9–10: EUR 775 per month (paid over 10 months).
- Annual tuition for grades 9–10 (10 months): EUR 7,750 per academic year (775 × 10).
- Materials fee for 5–10 classes: EUR 200 per year.
- What is included in the monthly tuition: instruction (reported hours extend up to mid‑afternoon), local educational trips, school events and participation in Erasmus+/Nordplus and similar projects.

Meals and daily extras

- Breakfast: EUR 1 per serving.
- Lunch (pietūs): EUR 5.50 per serving.
- Afternoon snack (pavakarai): EUR 2 per serving.
- Meal charges are listed separately from tuition and are charged per meal.

Uniforms and other consumables

- Uniform: mandatory. Uniform items are supplied via the school's chosen supplier (Unicorn Uniform). Exact uniform prices are those published by the supplier.
- Materials fees (listed above) cover notebooks, workbooks and texts, folders, art and stationery supplies, diaries and selected emotional‑learning materials as detailed with each year group.

Boarding

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for this school; the school operates as a day school.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Core tuition is described as a monthly amount that is payable over 10 months for the academic year; annual totals above are calculated as the monthly amount multiplied by 10 where the listing explicitly states “mokama 10 mėn.”.
- Specific billing dates, invoice schedules, accepted payment methods (bank transfer, card, direct debit, etc.) and late‑payment penalties are not published in the admissions/fees summary.

Refunds and cancellations

- No public refund or fee‑cancellation policy is published in the admissions/fees information. Formal details on refunds or refunds conditions would be set out in the enrolment/learning agreement.

Other costs that parents should expect

- One‑off application fee (EUR 400) on admission and any entrance test fee (EUR 50) when applicable.
- Annual materials fee (EUR 100–200 depending on level) as listed per year group.
- Optional or additional charges for specific extracurriculars outside the standard popamokinė package, special trips or extra services may apply but are not itemised in the admissions summary. Meal charges as listed above are additional to tuition.

Notes on availability of further billing details

- The published admissions/fees information for the 2026–2027 academic year provides monthly fees (with a 10‑month payment basis where stated), materials fees, the one‑off application fee and breakfast/lunch/snack prices. Detailed billing timing (invoice schedule), accepted payment channels and a formal refund policy are not included in that public summary. For contract‑level terms such as exact payment deadlines, payment methods and any refund procedures, those provisions are set out in the school's enrolment/tuition agreement.

Academics

Curriculum

Vitlio licėjus is an International Baccalaureate (IB) school offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The IB framework guides learning toward global mindedness, inquiry, and critical thinking. The school emphasizes innovative education with hands-on learning, experimentation, and applying knowledge in real-world contexts. Creativity and critical thinking are nurtured, with curiosity-driven spaces that transform classrooms into interactive laboratories. The educational approach focuses on inspiring educators, building a strong community, and supporting emotional wellbeing.

Parent Experience

History

Vitlis appeared a very long time ago. In the times when a person first tried to create something that did not yet exist, Vitlis appeared beside them. From that moment Vitlis lives in the heart of every person and child, and whenever an idea arises to make something, Vitlis awakens and begins to work, helping, experimenting, turning thoughts into new possibilities. Vitlis Lyceum is a private school in Vilnius with campuses at Antakalnio g. 54, Vilnius; from September at Valakupių g. 5, Vilnius; Didlaukio g. 69B, Vilnius; Ateities g. 44, Vilnius. The school serves 0–9 grade students, and each year one more class is added, so the journey can continue to 12th grade.

Community

Vitlis Lyceum presents a strong and supportive private school community as its strength. We value respect, empathy and collaboration. Vitlis is more than a private school—it is a culture that values respect, collaboration and continuous improvement. Our teachers are mentors, creators and partners in the learning journey, turning education into a meaningful experience.

Facilities

Facilities Overview

Vitlio licėjus emphasizes modern, hands-on learning. Curiosity-Driven Spaces transform classrooms into interactive labs where students learn through experience and exploration. Learning is hands-on and connected to real-world applications. Spaces support collaboration, creativity, and active inquiry. The school is an International Baccalaureate (IB) school offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme (MYP).

Academic Facilities

Vitlio licėjus is an International Baccalaureate (IB) school offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme (MYP). Education emphasizes hands-on learning through innovative, inquiry-based approaches that connect theory with real-world applications. Creativity and critical thinking are embedded in daily learning. A thriving community and inspiring educators support students as they question, create, and grow.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extra-curricular activities include clubs (dance, singing, and arts studio) and holiday camps. There are educational trips around Vilnius. A range of events—Inventors' Night, Vitlis Family Festival, STEAM conference—are part of the school calendar, along with Erasmus+ and NorPlus projects. Pop-up workshops and creative activities extend learning beyond regular classes.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school is an International Baccalaureate (IB) school offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme (MYP). Primary education (grades 1–4) is based on IB PYP and the Lithuanian national curriculum principles. Basic education (grades 5–10) is based on IB MYP and the Lithuanian national curriculum principles, and includes Erasmus+ and Norplus projects. Learning is hands-on and real-world oriented, with classrooms transformed into interactive labs that support inquiry, creativity, and critical thinking.

Arts & Creative

After-school clubs include dance, singing, and visual arts studio activities. Camps are offered during school holidays. In classrooms there are subject specialists in English, art, and music to support arts education. The arts program integrates with the IB framework to foster creativity and personal expression.

Cultural & Language

Vitlio licėjus is an IB World School with a global orientation, developing internationally minded learners and critical thinkers. The school provides English and Spanish language instruction with language specialists. It participates in international collaboration through Erasmus+ and Norplus projects. The IB framework supports cross-cultural learning and global engagement.

Social & Hobbies

Students have access to after-school clubs in dance, art, and music as part of the activity program. The program includes holiday camps and educational trips around Vilnius. Students work in teams on projects that build collaboration and social skills. The school hosts events such as Inventors' Night, Vitlio Family Festival, and a STEAM conference to foster community involvement.

Community & Service

The school emphasizes student volunteering and social awareness. It hosts community-building events and initiatives that engage families and the local community. Through these activities, learners develop social responsibility and a sense of civic contribution. The IB program supports global citizenship and social engagement.

Leadership & Professional

Educators are described as mentors, creators, and partners in a meaningful learning adventure. The staff culture emphasizes collaboration, respect, and continuous growth with learners. Teachers guide students to take initiative, develop ideas, and work effectively in teams. The school fosters a learning environment where leadership and professional skills emerge through inquiry and collaborative projects.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Emotional wellbeing is prioritized with a focus on celebrating each child's strengths and fostering self-confidence and resilience. The learning environment supports social and emotional development through supportive teacher-student relationships. The approach emphasizes wellbeing as an integral part of learning and personal growth.

Languages

Language Provision

In Primary Education (grades 1–4), Lithuanian, English, and Spanish are taught. In Lower Secondary Education (grades 5–10), Lithuanian, English, Spanish, French, and German are taught. Some subjects are taught in English, including Mathematics (English Mathematics) and Science (English Science). English-language support is provided by a team of subject specialists in English, Physical Education, Art, Music, and Technology.

Reputation

Accreditations

IB Primary Years Programme accreditation granted by the International Baccalaureate Organization in 2026.

Admissions

1. Fees and payment. Preschool has a one-time admission fee of 400 EUR and a monthly tuition of 685 EUR for 10 months, with 100 EUR per year charged for educational materials. The monthly fee covers full-day care and supervision, formal education under the lyceum program, clubs (dance, singing, and art studio), holiday camps, educational trips around Vilnius, and events such as Inventors' Night, Vitlio Family Festival, and STEAM conference. Prices are shown without municipal subsidy. Primary education (1–4) has a 400 EUR one-time registration fee, a monthly tuition of 685 EUR (10 months), and 200 EUR per year for educational materials, with an after-school activity fee of 100 EUR per month; education runs 9:00–15:00, with Vilnius-based trips and events such as Erasmus+ and Norplus projects. The basic education (5–10) has a 400 EUR one-time registration fee, a monthly tuition of 755 EUR for 5–8 and 775 EUR for 9–10 (10 months), and 200 EUR per year for educational materials, plus 100 EUR per month for after-school activities; education runs 9:00–16:00 and includes Vilnius trips and events like the Vitlio STEAM Conference and Erasmus+ projects. The knowledge/skill assessment test costs 50 EUR. 2. After you submit the registration form, you will be contacted to schedule an individual interview. This interview introduces the private school and explains the lyceum's education directions and organization, and you may bring your child to meet the school. 3. If Vitlio Lyceus looks like a match, you will be invited to a second meeting. To better understand the future student and their needs, you will be asked to fill out an information form about the child and the student will complete a knowledge/test. The knowledge/test costs 50 EUR. 4. Within a week after the meeting, you will be contacted with information regarding admission to Vitlio Lycejus. 5. A learning agreement is signed and the family joins the Vitlio community. 6. The admission is complete and the student becomes part of the school community, with ongoing communications and onboarding as applicable.

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FAQs

Where are the Vilnius Engineering and Technology Lyceum campuses located, and what levels do they serve?

The school operates across three Vilnius campuses: Antakalnio g. 54, Didlaukio St. 69B, and Ateities g. 44. It offers Preschool through Lower Secondary education on these campuses and follows the IB framework.

What curriculum does Vilnius Engineering and Technology Lyceum follow, and what IB status does it have?

It is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and is pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The IB PYP accreditation was granted in 2026, with work toward MYP accreditation ongoing.

Is this a day school, and what is the typical class structure across campuses?

Yes, it operates as a day school with no boarding provision. The school day and hours vary by campus and level, with primary hours typically 9:00–15:00 (some grades to 15:35) and other campuses running 8:30–14:30; pre‑school hours are from 7:00–18:30.

What are the tuition costs for different levels and what is included in the fees?

Preschool and Primary (grades 1–4) are 685 EUR per month for 10 months; Lower Secondary (grades 5–8) are 755 EUR per month and (grades 9–10) 775 EUR per month, also on a 10‑month schedule. Materials fees range from 100 to 200 EUR per year, with an optional after‑school activity fee of 100 EUR per month for some cohorts. Meals are charged separately (breakfast 1 EUR, lunch 5.50 EUR, snack 2 EUR) in addition to tuition.

What is the admissions process and are there initial fees I should know about?

There is a one‑time admission fee of 400 EUR, and a knowledge/test fee of 50 EUR if required. After submitting the registration, you'll have an interview to learn about the school, followed by a potential second meeting and a knowledge/test with a 50 EUR fee if applicable. If admitted, a learning agreement is signed to join the Vitlis community.

Are there scholarships or a waitlist published for Vilnius Engineering and Technology Lyceum?

Scholarships are not listed in the published admissions information, and there is no publicly published waitlist data. Details about admission opportunities and timelines are provided during the enrolment process.

What subjects are taught and in what languages at different levels?

In Primary (grades 1–4), students study Lithuanian, English and Spanish. In Lower Secondary (grades 5–10), they study Lithuanian, English, Spanish, French and German. Some subjects are taught in English (including Mathematics and Science), and there is English language support from specialist teachers in English, PE, Art, Music and Technology.

How does the IB programme influence daily learning at the Lyceum?

The IB framework guides learning toward global mindedness, inquiry and critical thinking, with hands‑on learning and real‑world applications. Classrooms are described as interactive labs that foster creativity and collaboration, while the Lithuanian national curriculum principles are also incorporated.

Do we have information on exam results or class sizes?

Exam results and specific student‑teacher ratios are not published in the provided information.

What learning spaces and facilities support hands‑on and creative exploration?

Vitlio licėjus emphasizes curiosity‑driven spaces and interactive laboratories where learning happens through experimentation. The school supports creativity with arts studios and clubs (dance, singing, visual arts) and hosts events and projects that blend theory with practice.

What extracurricular activities and clubs exist on campus?

After‑school clubs include dance, singing and a visual arts studio, with holiday camps and educational trips around Vilnius. The school participates in Erasmus+ and NordPlus projects and hosts events such as Inventors' Night, a Vitlio Family Festival and a STEAM conference.

Are there opportunities for sports facilities or other campus amenities?

Specific sports facilities are not listed in the provided information; the emphasis is on hands‑on learning, clubs and field trips, rather than detailing sports venues.

What kinds of extracurricular activities and projects are available beyond classes?

Beyond class time, students can join dance, singing and visual arts clubs, participate in holiday camps and educational trips, and engage in international projects through Erasmus+ and NordPlus, as well as participate in school events like STEAM conferences.

Are there leadership programs or community service opportunities for students?

The IB framework and school culture emphasize collaboration, initiative and social awareness, with students working in teams on projects and engaging in volunteering and community involvement activities.

How does the school integrate international projects and collaborations?

Erasmus+ and NordPlus projects are part of the curriculum, enabling international collaboration and cross‑cultural learning within the lower secondary program.

How is emotional wellbeing supported at the Lyceum?

Emotional wellbeing is prioritized, with supportive teacher–student relationships and a learning environment designed to build self‑confidence and resilience, aligned with IB principles.

Are formal SEN or EAL services described in the information?

There is a note of additional learning support (monitoring and help with unfinished homework), but formal SEN or EAL programs are not detailed in the provided information.

What safeguarding or welfare policies exist at the school?

The information emphasizes emotional wellbeing and supportive relationships; detailed safeguarding or welfare policies are not published in the data provided.

Is boarding offered at the Lyceum?

No, the Lyceum operates as a day school with no boarding provision.

Is a school uniform required, and how is it procured?

Yes, a uniform is mandatory. Uniforms are supplied via Unicorn Uniform, with prices published by the supplier.

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