Da Vinci's International Primary School

Poland, Kraków

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees PLN 3,500 - 42,000

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP)

Taught languages Polish, Spanish, French

Typical class size 19

Strengths STEM, Outdoor Education, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

Da Vinci's International Primary School in Kraków welcomes families seeking an international education for children aged 3 to 18. The school delivers the IB framework from preschool through the Primary Years Programme, with pathways toward the Middle Years Programme and IB Diploma through its network. Classes are taught in English by native-speaking teachers, and small-group classes of up to 19 students enable individualized attention. The campus features a large private parking lot, three playgrounds, and a dedicated sports field, supporting daily movement and outdoor education. A school bus serves primary and high school students, and nutritious meals accompany the school day. The Kraków campus is located near the Mogilskie Roundabout. The environment is multilingual and multicultural, reflecting international-mindedness and respect for diverse cultures. Modern technologies are integrated to enhance learning, and teachers guide students toward inquiry, collaboration, and responsible global citizenship. The school nurtures curiosity, resilience, and intercultural leadership daily.

ul. Pilotów 4C, 31-462 Kraków, Poland

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The Essentials

Location

The school is in Kraków, Poland, at ul. Pilotów 4C, 31-462 Kraków. The Kraków campus is located near the Mogilskie Roundabout. It has a large parking lot, three playgrounds, a sports field, and a spacious interior.

Stages

Da Vinci's International Primary School is part of Da Vinci's International Schools in Kraków, alongside a Preschool and a High School. It provides primary-level education within the Kraków campus network.

Type

International Primary School

Country affiliation

Poland

Bus service

There is a school bus for primary and high school students.

Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Students wear school uniforms.

Food Options

Three meals are served daily: a breakfast buffet, a two-course dinner with fruits/vegetables and water, and a snack. Diet options include vegetarian, vegan, and lactose-free, with menus adapted in consultation with a dietician. Purchasing meals is optional.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a private international primary school and is part of the Da Vinci's International Schools group.

Fees

Application / registration fees

- One-off registration fee payable on conclusion of the enrolment contract: PLN 3,500. (Reduced registration fee for children who attended the school's preschool: PLN 3,325).

Tuition fees by year group (monthly, annual and per-term equivalents)

- Standard Primary (Grades 1–8):
- Monthly tuition: PLN 3,500.
- Annual total (12 months): PLN 42,000. (Calculated: PLN 3,500 × 12.)
- Per-term equivalent (annual ÷ 3): PLN 14,000. (For display or budgeting; the school bills monthly over 12 months.)

- Primary price for children who attended the school's preschool (same programme, reduced rate):
- Monthly tuition: PLN 3,325.
- Annual total (12 months): PLN 39,900. (Calculated: PLN 3,325 × 12.)
- Per-term equivalent (annual ÷ 3): PLN 13,300.

- Bilingual Grade 0 (primary school entry / specific Grade 0 offer):
- Monthly tuition: PLN 2,800. (For graduates of the school's kindergarten: PLN 2,650.)
- Annual total (12 months): PLN 33,600. (PLN 31,800 for preschool graduates.)
- Per-term equivalent (annual ÷ 3): PLN 11,200. (PLN 10,600 for preschool graduates.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is charged and payable for each of the 12 calendar months of the year, with the 12-month billing period starting on 1 September.
- The one-off registration fee is payable on conclusion/signing of the contract.

Discounts and conditions

- 5% sibling discount for a younger child.
- A 5% discount may be available when the full annual tuition is paid in advance before 1 September. Discounts are not cumulative.

Boarding / accommodation

- The school does not operate boarding provision; transport to school is provided by a school bus for primary and high-school pupils (bus is an additional paid service).

Other costs and additional fees

- Meals: School meals are not included in the published tuition and are charged in addition.
- School bus: Transport by school bus is an additional paid service.
- Uniforms and books: Uniforms are mandatory; uniforms and textbooks are paid for by parents and charged separately (costs are determined at the start of the academic year).
- Extracurricular activities: Selected additional activities are included in tuition; many extracurricular clubs and specialist activities (swimming, robotics, speech therapy, coding, clubs, etc.) are offered for an extra fee.
- Other possible additional costs: optional specialist services, workshops, trips, and individual therapies where applicable; these are charged separately.

Refunds and cancellations

- The school lists the registration fee as a one-off payment and sets payment and billing conditions in the contract. No separate, detailed public refund schedule for tuition or registration fees is published on the school's public fee and documents pages. Parents should review the enrolment contract for the formal terms governing cancellations and refunds.

Fee payment options and process

- The school's published information sets the billing schedule and amounts and states the registration and tuition payment timing (contract signing and monthly/12-month billing). Specific payment arrangements (bank details, accepted payment methods such as bank transfer or card, instalment instructions) are provided and agreed in the enrolment contract and at the time of registration. Contact the school office for the contract and payment instructions.

Summary quick reference (numeric)

- Registration fee (Primary): PLN 3,500 (PLN 3,325 if child attended the school's preschool).
- Monthly tuition (Primary standard): PLN 3,500 → Annual PLN 42,000 → Per-term equivalent PLN 14,000.
- Monthly tuition (Primary — preschool graduates rate): PLN 3,325 → Annual PLN 39,900 → Per-term equivalent PLN 13,300.
- Monthly tuition (Bilingual Grade 0): PLN 2,800 (PLN 2,650 for preschool graduates) → Annual PLN 33,600 (PLN 31,800) → Per-term equivalents PLN 11,200 (PLN 10,600).

Note: Payment is structured over 12 calendar months starting 1 September; the per-term figures above are provided as simple annual ÷ 3 equivalents for reporting or comparison.

Academics

Curriculum

From preschool to the IB Diploma, Da Vinci's International Schools provide international education in Kraków. Classes are conducted in English. The Primary School emphasizes small-group classes. The campus features a large parking lot, three playgrounds, and a sports field. There is a school bus for primary and high school students. Nutritious and balanced meals are provided.

Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The IB MYP programme is followed at Da Vinci's International Primary School. Within that framework we emphasise our students' educational needs and support their social and emotional development. A holistic approach to the development of every student's personality is prioritised. Every day students learn and talk in English and are immersed in a multi-lingual, multi-cultural environment. They spend at least 30 minutes outdoors, wear school uniforms, and eat nutritious meals. They acquire new skills and develop key abilities according to the IB Learner Profile, cultivate creative talents, use ICT tools, participate in extracurricular classes, learn to cooperate within a group, and prepare for the transition to the IB DP.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction; language classes are taught by native speakers; fluency in two languages is supported.

Mental Wellbeing

The school emphasises students' social and emotional development as part of the IB framework and adopts a holistic approach to developing each student's personality.

Parent Experience

Community

The school provides a wide range of extracurricular activities. Languages include Spanish, French, and Ukrainian, and there is an English-language Book Club. Clubs cover nature with a Biological Club and Garden Club; arts with an Art Club, Music Club, choir, ceramics and calligraphy; and sports with Judo and Table Tennis, as well as clubs for curious learners such as Detective Club and Archaeological Club. Other activities include Lego Education, Chess, Glob Creators – Canva and AI, IT Club, and Cooking Club. Some extracurricular activities are included in the tuition, and others require additional payment; you will be able to find out more about extracurricular activities during the interview.

Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school is located in Kraków near the Mogilskie Roundabout. The campus has a large private parking lot. There are three playgrounds on campus. A sports field is available for outdoor physical education and team sports. The interior is spacious and aesthetically designed. There is a school bus for primary and high school students; classes are conducted in English.

Sports Facilities

A sports field is on campus for outdoor physical education and team sports. There are three playgrounds on campus for active outdoor activity. The outdoor spaces support physical education, recreation, and movement during the school day. The campus layout provides space for movement and physical activities.

Academic Facilities

English is the language of instruction and language instruction is delivered by native speakers. The IB program guides the curriculum, including the Primary Years Programme and the Middle Years Programme. Small class sizes of up to 19 students per class enable individualized attention. The school emphasizes international-mindedness and a multilingual, multicultural environment. Modern technologies are used for educational purposes.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The school offers a range of extra-curricular activities beyond the core curriculum. Students participate in activities that develop artistic talents. They engage in sports and other physical activities as part of the program. Students use modern technologies as part of extracurricular learning. The activities encourage collaboration and teamwork as part of IB Learner Profile development.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school provides a variety of intellectually engaging clubs. These include Chess for strategic thinking, the Biological Club, the Archaeological Club, and Detective Club. IT Club and Glob Creators – designing with Canva and AI develop digital literacy and creative problem solving. Lego Education supports hands-on learning and practical application of science and engineering.

Arts & Creative

Arts and creative activities include Art Club, Music Club, Choir, Ceramics, and Calligraphy. Students explore visual and performing arts and express ideas through their work. The programs foster collaboration and creativity across disciplines.

Cultural & Language

Foreign language opportunities include Spanish, French, and Ukrainian. There is an English Book Club for readers. These activities support multilingual development and cross-cultural understanding.

Social & Hobbies

For social and hobbies, a range of clubs helps students pursue interests outside traditional academics. Lego Education supports hands-on building and teamwork. Detective Club and Archaeological Club encourage inquiry and imaginative play. Cooking Club offers culinary exploration and collaboration.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Physical activity is promoted through Judo and Table Tennis Club. Garden Club and Biological Club provide outdoor and nature-based activities. Daily outdoor time is encouraged, with at least 30 minutes outdoors for students.

Languages

Language Provision

English is the language of instruction. Students learn an additional language.

Admissions

Recruitment for Da Vinci's International Primary School is ongoing throughout the year and new students may be admitted during the course of the school year. This process is presented in six steps. 1) Initial contact followed by provision of details. The School Manager is engaged to provide information about the school and next steps. A meeting can be scheduled, or the relevant details can be sent to the family. This sets up the information flow for the remainder of the admissions process. 2) Meeting at the School. An information meeting with the School Manager is held, including a tour of the school and an explanation of the rules. The School Manager welcomes families and answers questions, and a separate meeting with the IB PYP or IB MYP Programme Coordinator is arranged to discuss the IB programme. 3) Interview. An interview with the candidate explores academic and non‑academic interests and other matters the family wishes to share. An informal conversation with a psychologist takes place, and a test to determine the child's level of English is administered as part of the interview. 4) Free trial days. The family is invited to two free trial days so the child can experience lessons, break times, meals, and school life. The child is guided around the school by peers during the visit. 5) Decision time. The headmaster makes the final admission decision. If the decision is positive, the relevant documents are prepared and forwarded to the family to review before signing. 6) Signing of the contract, payment of fees. The contract is signed and fees are arranged, marking the start of the educational journey at Da Vinci's International Primary School.

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FAQs

Where is Da Vinci's International Primary School located in Kraków?

The school is at ul. Pilotów 4C, 31-462 Kraków, near the Mogilskie Roundabout. The campus includes a large private parking lot and is easily accessible by car or the school bus service for primary and high-school pupils.

What ages does the school accept and which curriculum does it follow?

Da Vinci's welcomes children aged 3 to 18 and delivers the IB framework from preschool through the Primary Years Programme (PYP), with pathways toward the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the IB Diploma through its school network. Classes are taught in English by native-speaking teachers.

Is the school co-educational and how large are classes?

Yes, the school is co-educational. Class sizes are kept small, with groups of up to 19 students to enable more individualised attention.

What are the registration and tuition fees for primary students?

The one-off registration fee is PLN 3,500 (PLN 3,325 if the child attended the school's preschool). Standard primary tuition is PLN 3,500 per month (PLN 42,000 per year); a reduced primary rate for preschool graduates is PLN 3,325 per month (PLN 39,900 per year). Bilingual Grade 0 tuition is PLN 2,800 per month (PLN 33,600 annually), with a reduced rate of PLN 2,650 per month for preschool graduates.

How and when are school fees billed, and are there discounts?

Tuition is billed and payable over 12 calendar months, with the billing year starting on 1 September. There is a 5% sibling discount for a younger child and a 5% discount if the full annual tuition is paid before 1 September; discounts are not cumulative.

What is the admissions process and can children start during the school year?

Recruitment is ongoing year-round and follows six steps: initial contact, an information meeting and tour, an interview (including an English level test and brief psychologist meeting), two free trial days, a headmaster admission decision, and signing the contract with fee arrangements. Trial days let your child experience lessons, break times and meals before a final decision is made.

Which IB programmes are taught and how is learning delivered in the primary years?

The Primary Years Programme (PYP) of the IB framework is delivered at primary level, taught in English by native-speaking teachers. The school emphasises inquiry-based learning, collaboration and the IB Learner Profile, supported by modern technologies to enhance lessons.

How does the school prepare pupils for the MYP and IB Diploma in later years?

Students follow an IB-aligned pathway and are developed in skills such as inquiry, collaboration and intercultural leadership that prepare them for the MYP and eventual IB Diploma studies within the Da Vinci network. Teachers scaffold learning progressively so students build the academic and personal skills needed for the next IB stages.

How are children assessed in the primary programme?

Assessment is aligned with the IB PYP approach: teachers use ongoing classroom assessment, formative feedback and summative tasks to monitor progress and guide learning. This approach supports individualized attention in small classes and helps prepare students for later IB assessments.

What facilities does the Kraków campus have?

The campus has a large private parking lot, three playgrounds, a dedicated sports field, and spacious, well-designed interior spaces. Modern technologies are integrated into learning and there is on-site provision for daily outdoor education and physical activity.

What sports and outdoor activities are available on campus?

A dedicated sports field supports outdoor physical education and team sports, and the three playgrounds are used for daily movement and recreation. The school promotes daily outdoor time, with at least 30 minutes outdoors for students as part of the school day.

Is transport to school provided and is there parking for parents?

A school bus serves primary and high-school students as an additional paid service, and there is a large private parking lot on campus for families who drive. Both transport arrangements and parking support commuting families.

What kinds of extracurricular clubs and activities are offered?

The school offers a wide range of clubs including Chess, Biological Club, Archaeological Club, Detective Club, IT Club, Glob Creators (Canva and AI), Lego Education, Art Club, Music Club, Choir, Ceramics, Calligraphy, Judo, Table Tennis, Garden Club and Cooking Club. Language and reading activities such as Spanish, French, Ukrainian and an English Book Club are also available.

Are extracurricular activities included in the tuition or charged extra?

Some extracurricular activities are included in tuition, but many specialist clubs (for example swimming, robotics, speech therapy, certain workshops and some after-school clubs) require an additional fee. Exact details and costs are discussed during the admissions interview and in the enrolment contract.

Does the school offer arts and music opportunities?

Yes—students can join Art Club, Music Club, Choir, Ceramics and Calligraphy, among other creative activities. These programs are designed to develop visual and performing arts skills and to encourage collaboration.

How does the school support children who are learning English as an additional language?

Lessons are delivered in English by native-speaking teachers and language classes are taught by native speakers, supporting English language development. The multilingual environment and targeted language teaching help students build fluency and gain confidence in English.

What social and emotional support does the school provide?

The school emphasises social and emotional development within the IB framework and takes a holistic approach to each child's personal growth. Daily routines, small classes, collaborative learning and activities aligned with the IB Learner Profile all contribute to students' wellbeing and resilience.

Does the school operate boarding or is it a day school?

Da Vinci's is a day school and does not offer boarding or residential accommodation. Transport is provided by a paid school bus service for primary and high-school students.

Are uniforms and school meals required, and what are the meal options?

School uniforms are mandatory and uniforms and textbooks are paid for separately by parents. Meals are optional and charged in addition to tuition; the school provides three meals daily (a breakfast buffet, a two-course dinner with fruits/vegetables and water, plus a snack) with vegetarian, vegan and lactose-free options and menus adapted in consultation with a dietician.

Who runs the school and what type of school is it?

Da Vinci's International Primary School is a private international primary school and part of the Da Vinci's International Schools group in Kraków. It operates as an independent, co-educational day school delivering the IB framework.

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