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British International School of Wroclaw

Poland, Wrocław

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees PLN 47,000 - 51,600
Ages 5 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 200
Type Co-educational
Opened 2006
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge International AS Levels
Taught languages English, French, Polish, Spanish
Typical class size 18
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

British International School of Wroclaw (BISC Wroclaw) is a private international school in the Krzyki district, founded in 2006. The school delivers a British style education through the Cambridge International Curriculum from Early Years through IGCSE and A Levels, with a USA High School Diploma pathway—the only school in Wroclaw offering this option. Ages 5 to 18 are welcome. The campus features large, airy classrooms on a spacious, green site; facilities include an indoor gym, a music room, two art rooms, a grade science lab, a computer lab, a stocked library with books in English and other languages, and a senior school common room. Extra-curriculars include a Music Academy and a broad Enrichment Programme. The school emphasises personalised pathways, enquiry based learning, and support for diverse languages and cultures from more than 30 countries. Graduates progress to universities worldwide; the school is accredited to offer Cambridge examinations and maintains strong partnerships.

al. Akacjowa 10/12, 53-134 Wrocław, Poland

The Essentials

British International School of Wroclaw has 200 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English.

Location
Al. Akacjowa 10-12, 53-134 Wroclaw, Poland. The school is located in Wroclaw, Poland.

Stages
Early Years through IGCSE and A-levels, with a USA High School Diploma pathway.

Type
British international school offering the Cambridge International Curriculum (international school).

Pupil Nationality Mix
Students from over 30 nationalities.

Additional learning support
English Support Programme follows age-related progress indicators and is aligned with the Cambridge International Second Language Curriculum. In Primary, English Support lessons are timetabled alongside regular English, with additional support replacing another foreign language; in Secondary, English Support is offered for Years 7-8, with Years 9-11 following the Cambridge IGCSE Second Language curriculum; Years 12-13 receive targeted IELTS/TOEFL support.

Country affiliation
British
Diving Deeper

Food Options
Lunch is offered as a separate charge from tuition; school lunches are not included in tuition.

Governance and Ownership
Private, fee-paying school. Documents include BISC Wrocław Statut SP and BISC Wrocław statut LO.
Fees

Annual tuition at British International School of Wroclaw ranges from PLN 47,000 to PLN 51,600 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fees

- A one-time registration (application) fee is required at enrolment.

Tuition fees by year group (monthly instalments and annual equivalents)

- Years 1–9:
- PLN 4,700 per month when paid over 10 months per school year. Annual total (10-month plan): PLN 47,000 (PLN 4,700 × 10).
- PLN 4,200 per month when paid over 12 months per year. Annual total (12-month plan): PLN 50,400 (PLN 4,200 × 12).

- Years 10–13:
- PLN 4,800 per month when paid over 10 months per school year. Annual total (10-month plan): PLN 48,000 (PLN 4,800 × 10).
- PLN 4,300 per month when paid over 12 months per year. Annual total (12-month plan): PLN 51,600 (PLN 4,300 × 12).

- Note on per-term calculations: calculated per-term figures below assume a conventional three-term academic year (term = annual total ÷ 3). These per-term amounts are provided for convenience and are derived from the published monthly/annual figures above.

- Years 1–9 per term (based on 10-month plan annual total PLN 47,000): PLN 15,667 per term (PLN 47,000 ÷ 3).
- Years 1–9 per term (based on 12-month plan annual total PLN 50,400): PLN 16,800 per term (PLN 50,400 ÷ 3).
- Years 10–13 per term (based on 10-month plan annual total PLN 48,000): PLN 16,000 per term (PLN 48,000 ÷ 3).
- Years 10–13 per term (based on 12-month plan annual total PLN 51,600): PLN 17,200 per term (PLN 51,600 ÷ 3).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is payable either as monthly instalments over 10 months or over 12 months, according to the instalment option selected. Students may join at any time during the year. All fees are quoted and must be paid in Polish zloty (PLN). All bank transfer charges are payable by the payer. Payments can be made directly into the school bank account.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school and does not list boarding provision or boarding fees.

Other costs and fees (charged separately)

- The tuition figures do not include the cost of public examination entries (GCSE, IGCSE, AS and A-levels), school camps, field trips, or school lunches. These items are charged in addition to tuition.

Uniform and additional parent-purchased items

- A separate uniform fee is not listed among the published tuition items. Parents should budget for any required uniform and personal supplies as these are not included in published tuition figures.

Refunds and withdrawal

- The published fee information does not specify a refund policy or detailed terms for refunds or fee reimbursement on withdrawal. Referenced fee statements indicate a one-time registration payment is charged on enrolment.

Fee payment options

- Payments are accepted in PLN and may be made by bank transfer to the school's bank account. All bank transfer fees must be paid by the payer. No other payment methods (for example, credit card) are listed in the published fee information.
Academics

British International School of Wroclaw teaches Cambridge International AS Levels for students aged 5 to 18.

Curriculum
Cambridge International Curriculum is followed from Early Years through IGCSE and A-levels; USA High School Diploma pathway is available, and BISC Wroclaw is the only school in Wroclaw offering this option.

Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes enable personalised instruction and ensure students are heard and supported.

Exam Results
Graduates have gained admission to world-class universities; Cambridge exam results are celebrated as outstanding.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates gain admission to top universities worldwide.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Holistic wellbeing is integrated with the Cambridge International Curriculum, fostering emotional, social and physical wellbeing alongside academic growth. The curriculum develops resilience, emotional intelligence, and a balanced mindset through dynamic, interactive learning. Students build life skills such as self-awareness, empathy, communication, and critical thinking to prepare for a changing world. The school cultivates a positive, inclusive and nurturing culture where students feel safe, respected and valued. Wellbeing programs promote a growth mindset and encourage proactive attention to mental health and physical wellbeing. A bilingual English/Polish psychologist is available to students when needed.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
BISC Wroclaw welcomes students from around the world, including many new to English. The English Support Programme follows age-appropriate progress indicators and is aligned with the Cambridge International Second Language Curriculum to ensure access to all areas of school life. In Primary, English Support lessons run alongside regular English, with additional support in place of another foreign language; pupils typically transition out within three months to two years, depending on their entry level. In Secondary, English Support is offered in Years 7 and 8, with Years 9-11 following the Cambridge IGCSE Second Language curriculum, and lessons are conducted in small groups contributing to strong IGCSE ESL results. From Years 12-13, targeted support helps students prepare for IELTS and TOEFL as university entrance requirements.

Mental Wellbeing
Mindfulness and emotional support are central to wellbeing at BISC Wroclaw. Mindfulness practices and social-emotional learning help students manage stress, increase focus, and regulate emotions. A team of trained wellbeing experts provides ongoing emotional support and personalised guidance to help students navigate challenges. The school has a bilingual English/Polish psychologist available to students when needed. The wellbeing program aims to develop resilience and emotional intelligence and to foster positive relationships between students, teachers, and the wider community.
Parent Experience

History
The British International School of Wrocław (BISC Wrocław) is a private independent international school founded in 2006 in response to an invitation from Wroclaw city hall. It is located in the Krzyki district, minutes from the historic city centre. It builds on the success of its sister school, the British International School of Cracow (BISC Kraków). The school delivers a British-style education through the Cambridge International Curriculum, with opportunities to take IGCSE, AS, and A-Level examinations, plus a USA High School Diploma pathway and more than 200 elective courses. Graduates go on to attend top universities around the world, and the school is internationally accredited and authorised to offer Cambridge International Examinations.

Community
Join a diverse, international community with students from over 30 countries. The school fosters a holistic, inclusive culture and education beyond the classroom. Parental involvement is encouraged and considered a key ingredient in student success, with families invited to attend school activities and functions. Open communication between home and school is emphasised as part of the student experience.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has large, airy, spacious classrooms on a big, green, leafy campus. Outdoor sports amenities are available on site. The school has an indoor gym, a music room, and two art rooms. It has a computer lab for ICT learning. The campus includes a library with books in English and other languages. There is a university-grade science lab for hands-on science work, and a senior school common room and study space, among other facilities.

Sports Facilities
The school has outdoor sports amenities on a large, green, leafy campus. It has an indoor gym for physical education and activities. These facilities support a broad range of school sports and active recreation.

Academic Facilities
The school has a university-grade science lab for hands-on science learning. The library has books in English and other languages. It has a computer lab for ICT and digital learning. It has two art rooms to support arts education. Large, airy classrooms and additional spaces create a conducive academic environment.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school has a Music Academy with music-related activities. The Enrichment Programme offers additional activities beyond classroom learning. Sport is part of extracurricular life on campus.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school follows the Cambridge International Curriculum from Early Years through IGCSE and A-levels. Students can also pursue a USA High School Diploma pathway, the only school in Wroclaw offering this option. Bespoke educational pathways are designed to respond to each student's strengths and aspirations, with enquiry-based learning and personalised instruction at the core.

Arts & Creative
The school offers a Music Academy with a comprehensive program covering classical and contemporary music. Students study a broad range of instruments including piano, violin, guitar, drums, brass, and woodwinds, alongside vocal training and composition, with ensemble opportunities such as choir, orchestra, jazz band, and chamber groups. Facilities include two dedicated art rooms as part of the arts offering.

Cultural & Language
The school has a diverse international community with students from over 30 countries. A bilingual English/Polish psychologist is available to support students, and the library hosts books in English and other languages to support multilingual learning and cultural exchange.

Social & Hobbies
The Enrichment Programme offers a broad range of activities: football, basketball, swimming, and tennis; drama clubs and annual theatre productions; Visual Arts Club; STEM clubs including robotics, coding, and environmental science; and a debate team with competitions.

Leadership & Professional
Head of School: Phil Hart. The school's personalised approach with small class sizes supports independent thinking, effective communication, and compassionate leadership. The Cambridge International Curriculum and enrichment activities are designed to foster leadership and personal growth.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Wellbeing is central to the school's approach, aligning with the Cambridge Curriculum and focusing on intellectual, emotional, social, and physical wellbeing. Mindfulness and social-emotional learning help students manage stress and build emotional regulation, with a bilingual English/Polish psychologist available to support students. The school promotes a positive, inclusive culture that fosters belonging and resilience.
Languages

Language Provision
The Cambridge International Curriculum is used from Early Years through IGCSE and British International A-Levels. There is a USA High School Diploma pathway. An English Support Programme follows the Cambridge International Second Language Curriculum, with Primary English Support running alongside regular English and Secondary students following the IGCSE Second Language curriculum; Years 12-13 prepare for IELTS and TOEFL. The library has books in English and other languages.

Bilingual Teaching
Mother tongue support is provided with enrichment available for students' home languages. Polish children who wish to be educated in English are welcome.
Admissions

Admissions
Required documents: Application for Admission; Student Medical Form; Photo Permission Form; Your child's passport (only the page with photo); Previous school reports in English; Any previous qualifications achieved; Any previous certificates of English language proficiency; A visa or Resident's Card for non-EU students stating their right to remain in the Republic of Poland during enrolment at BISC Wroclaw; A letter of support from your employer if they will be liable for the payment of tuition fees; A non-refundable enrollment fee of PLN 2,800.
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