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Vilnius Lyceum

Lithuania, Vilnius

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Lithuanian, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 609
Type Co-educational
Opened 1990
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Taught languages English, German, French, Spanish, Latin, Japanese
Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Vilnius Lyceum is a public gymnasium in Vilnius, Lithuania, located at Širvintų g. 82. It offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) and the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP). The DP is bilingual, with English as the IB language and Lithuanian as Group 1/2 options: Lithuanian A: Literature, English A: Language and Literature; Group 2 includes English B, German B, and French B. The Diploma enables higher education in Lithuanian and English, with a minimum of 24 points and final examinations after two years. The DP core comprises Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS). The school's history traces to 1990, with IB instruction beginning in 1997 in English; City funded facilities upgrades. A library serves students and the community with scheduled hours and internet access. The Lyceum has earned 18 international Olympiad awards and many national prize-winners, reflecting strong academic outcomes and CAS-based service.

Širvintų g. 82, 08216 Vilnius, Lithuania

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The Essentials

Vilnius Lyceum has 609 pupils, instruction in Lithuanian, English.

Location

82 Širvintų Street, Vilnius 08216, Lithuania. Vilnius Lyceum is a public gymnasium established by Vilnius City Municipality.

Stages

The school is a gymnasium that provides general upper-secondary education and hosts an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme class; instruction in IB classes is English, with Lithuanian used for Lithuanian, German, and French lessons.

Type

Public gymnasium

Additional learning support

Student support is provided by a school psychologist, Artemidė Lebednykė (artemide.lebednyke@licejus.lt); hours are Tuesday 11:30–16:00, Wednesday 10:00–13:30, and Thursday 13:00–16:30. The Vaiko gerovės komisija (Child Welfare Committee) is chaired by Jolita Milaknienė, with vice-chair Eugenijus Rudminas and secretary Linas Ulevičius; members are Asta Karaliūtė Bredelienė, Ernestas Šidlauskas, Algis Sindaravičius, Inga Vaičiulė and Artemidė Lebednykė.

Country affiliation

Lithuania
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application fees
- No separate application or entrance fee is charged for admission to Vilnius Lyceum; admissions are managed through the school's published admission procedures and municipal admission systems.

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)
- Core day-school education (all grades in the standard Lithuanian-language and IB-track programmes) is provided by Vilnius Lyceum as a municipal budgetary institution; there is no annual tuition charged to families for standard study programmes.
- Tarptautinio bakalaureato (IB Diploma) programme: the municipality pays the annual fee for running the IB Diploma programme; families are responsible only for IB external examination fees and related postage/registration costs. There is no separate per-term or per-year tuition billed to parents for classroom instruction in the IB programme.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Day-to-day paid services in school (for example, purchases in the school canteen) are paid at point of service in the cafeteria by cash or by payment card. Monthly accounting of free-meal usage is compiled by the school's administration for reporting and funding purposes. Immediate payment is used for on-site purchases; other service payments (trips, event registrations) follow the invoicing/registration terms set for each activity.

Boarding fees
- Vilnius Lyceum does not operate a boarding/bursa program as part of its standard provision and does not publish boarding fees. Overnight accommodation costs that appear in school foundation records relate to short-term event or travel accommodation (for trips or staff events), not a permanent boarding service.

Other costs and typical examples
- IB external examination fees and registered-post postage for sending IB materials: charged to parents (amounts vary by session and by IBO schedule).
- School-related activity fees that families may be asked to pay for specific events, competitions, travel or registrations include (examples from the school's foundation records): participant registration fees for international competitions, transport/rail/air tickets for exchanges, accommodation for trips, event catering, and competition entry fees. Example item amounts from foundation records include registration or participation fees of several hundred to a few thousand euros for international events, postage and registered-mail charges for IB materials, and event catering/transport costs. These are activity-specific and billed according to the event's instructions.
- Routine school purchases (textbooks, digital licences, materials, or optional platforms) appear as discrete charges or purchases in foundation documents in individual years; some digital or platform licences are procured centrally and, in some cases, covered by the foundation. Families should expect occasional, activity-specific costs (competitions, trips, optional programs).
- Uniform: the school does not publish a compulsory uniform fee or a mandatory uniform price schedule. If any optional branded items or event clothing are offered, they are handled as separate purchases. (No consolidated uniform fee schedule is published.)

Refund information
- The school does not publish a consolidated refund policy for general tuition or for activity fees in a single, central fee schedule. Refunds or cancellations for specific paid services (canteen purchases, event registrations, travel, or third-party services) are handled according to the terms of the specific service, contract or provider and by applicable municipal rules for publicly funded services. Appeals relating to free-meal entitlement decisions are available under the school's meal-organisation procedures.

Fee payment options
- On-site cafeteria purchases: cash or payment card.
- Payments routed through the Vilnius Lyceum / Vilniaus licėjaus labdaros ir paramos fondas (for foundation-covered activities and centrally administered purchases) can be made by bank transfer to the foundation's account; the school's published foundation account details are provided for transfers. Event- or trip-specific invoices will state the exact payment method and deadlines.

Summary of applicability for the 2026/27 academic year
- Core instruction at Vilnius Lyceum is provided without a family-paid annual tuition charge; the municipal authority funds the IB programme's annual operational fee while families cover IB examination and postage costs. Paid services (canteen purchases) are paid at point of sale by cash or card; additional, activity-specific costs (competition registrations, travel, accommodation, digital licences, event catering) are billed per event and appear in foundation accounting. The school does not publish a consolidated per-term/per-year family tuition schedule because standard instruction is municipally funded; itemised fees for specific events and services are published or invoiced on a per-activity basis.

Note: available school documents (admissions forms and rules, IB programme page, the school's meal-organisation rules and the foundation's 2025 activity invoices) were reviewed to compile the above; specific monetary amounts for IB exam fees are set by the IB Organisation and event or trip fees vary by activity and year. If a consolidated, dated fee schedule for 2026/27 is required, the school's published documents do not provide a single unified tuition table for families because standard classroom tuition is municipally funded.
Academics

Vilnius Lyceum teaches IB (MYP), IB (DP).

Curriculum

The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The teaching language is Lithuanian and English in the IB class.

Exam Results

International Olympiad awards: 18; National Olympiad prize-winners: 115; VBE average score: 97; 100-point VBE evaluations: 317.

Higher Education Progression

Career guidance is provided through Ugdymas karjerai. The school connects students with higher education opportunities via the VU Communications Faculty Newsletter and the MUKIS career-planning platform. It participates in Studijų mugės (Study Fairs), such as the 2024 events in Kaunas, Klaipėda, and Vilnius, and hosts events like Studentas vienai dienai at Vilnius University.
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Reputation
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Admissions

Admissions

1. Applications are submitted through the Vilnius City Municipality electronic system during the official application period (usually February). If accommodations are needed for entrance examinations, a request is submitted to the Vilnius Lyceum Admissions Board with supporting medical or psychological documentation from a healthcare institution or the Pedagogical-Psychological Service. 2. Applicants take two entrance examinations, English and Mathematics. The minimum passing marks are determined annually, and the final admission score equals the sum of the two exam scores. 3. Entrance examination results are announced on the Vilnius Lyceum website no later than three weeks after the examinations. 4. To confirm admission, guardians use the Vilnius City Municipality e-system by the specified deadline. The contract with the school must be signed within 10 calendar days after confirmation. 5. In May or June, an orientation meeting for enrolled students and their families is held, providing an overview of the school, the IB Diploma Programme philosophy, and the curriculum. 6. Enrolled students must submit required documentation by the deadline: an application form for the IBDP course selection; a copy of the Basic Education Certificate (Grade 10) and an identity document if basic education was obtained abroad; documentation is submitted to the school's office. 7. Admission procedures for students studying abroad follow the general steps, with the option to take entrance examinations in late August upon request. IB MYP Certificate holders are admitted to the Diploma Programme without entrance examinations, subject to documentation.
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