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Gaudium et Studium Private Primary School

Poland, Poznań

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The school at a glance
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary)
Taught languages Polish, English, Spanish, German, French
Typical class size 18
Strengths Sport, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Primary School
Introduction

Gaudium et Studium Private Primary School is located in Poznań at ul. św. Michała 50M and offers the Cambridge International School curriculum for primary learners. Accredited by Cambridge International (PL 132) since September 2020, it is the first Cambridge-accredited school in Poznań and the twentieth in Poland. The school delivers instruction in English while strengthening Polish as a foundation language, and provides early study in Spanish, German and French. The Cambridge framework emphasizes building knowledge while developing skills in interpreting information, understanding issues, intellectual creativity, and independence. The campus spans around 10,000 m2 and features 27 classrooms, chemistry and biology laboratories, music rooms, an ICT/multimedia laboratory, a library and a theatre hall. Facilities include on-site playing fields, a polyurethane gym, a synthetic turf hall, a nurse's office, a school canteen and spaces for media and arts. The program supports 29 extracurricular, sport and academic offerings, including language and experiential learning.

ul. św. Michała 50M, 61-118 Poznań, Poland

The Essentials

Gaudium et Studium Private Primary School has typical class sizes of 18.

Location

Poznań, Poland. The Gaudium et Studium Private Primary School is located at 50M St. Michael Street (ul. św. Michała), 61-118 Poznań. It forms the Poznań campus of Gaudium et Studium and Cambridge International School is registered there as PL 132 since September 2020. The campus includes 27 classrooms, a nurse's office, two speech-therapy rooms, and additional facilities for science, arts, and physical education.

Stages

Primary School. Cambridge International School (PL 132) accreditation applies to this campus.

Type

Private primary school

Additional learning support

On-site health and learning supports include an on-site nurse's office and two speech-therapy rooms.

Religious affiliation

Catholic
Diving Deeper

Food Options

The school has a canteen with its own kitchen.

Governance and Ownership

Privately owned; Cambridge International School (PL 132) accredited.
Fees
Application fee
- An application fee (wpisowe) is required as part of the admissions process; payment of this fee is one of the conditions for a child to be accepted and for the contract to be signed.

Tuition fees by year group and per term
- The school uses a published tuition (czesne) system, but specific amounts for each year group and per term are not published publicly on the general admissions pages. Parents receive the exact tuition amounts and the formal fee schedule as part of the contractual documentation and via the school's payments system after admission.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Contractual tuition arrangements are established at the time of enrolment and are administered through the school's payment system.
- Charges for profile/extra-curricular classes (zajęcia profilowane) are billed monthly after the month of provision; parents are charged for the actual number of lessons delivered in a month and those charges are collected together with the school tuition. An example course lists a monthly charge model and an additional one-off course enrolment fee.
- A late pick-up penalty applies for supervised after-school care: the school charges PLN 50 for each hour (or part of an hour) of late collection; this fee is payable to the school's bank account.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding is not part of the school's provision for the primary school; there are no published boarding fees because the school operates as a day school.

Other costs and typical items
- School uniform: a school uniform collection (“kolekcja szkolna”) is in use. Uniform items are sold through the school shop; sample item prices from the school shop include: beret PLN 48, polo shirt PLN 80, school trousers PLN 120, and dress PLN 150. Uniform purchases are a separate cost.
- Textbooks and materials: the school arranges textbook purchases through a partner bookshop; some textbooks and educational materials are provided or subsidised by the school, while the School Pack of Materials (Szkolny Pakiet Materiałów Dydaktycznych), e-textbook packages and the student diary are charged and invoiced separately; parents are informed of the method and schedule of those payments by the school.
- Extra‑curricular courses and clubs: many after‑school activities carry separate fees charged monthly after the month of provision; some courses include a one-off enrolment fee (for example, a drawing course lists a one‑off enrolment fee of PLN 150 and per‑lesson pricing). Payments for these activities are processed together with tuition.
- Meals and canteen: the school operates a school canteen; use of the canteen and related charges are subject to the canteen/after‑school rules and are billed separately or via the school's payment processes. A single late‑collection fee and canteen rules are specified in the school's regulations.

Refund information
- Refunds or cancellation terms for tuition and other school fees are governed by the education contract signed after a pupil's admission. There is no separate, publicly posted tuition refund schedule on the general admissions pages; detailed terms are provided in contractual documentation. Refund and return policies for uniform purchases follow standard consumer rules available via the school shop (14‑day right of withdrawal for consumer purchases made at the shop).

Fee payment options
- Uniform/shop payments: the school shop accepts bank transfer and electronic/card payments (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro) via an online payments provider; bank details and electronic payment channels are provided at checkout. Typical shop payment terms require payment within 2 calendar days of placing the order.
- School tuition and activity payments: school fees and extra‑curricular charges are collected through the school's payments system and via bank transfers to the school's account as indicated in the school's billing; the school instructs parents on the available payment methods when issuing invoices and account details through its payment portal.

Note on available public information: the school publishes admission conditions (including the requirement to pay an application fee) and operational rules for meals and after‑school care. Specific tuition amounts by year group and per term for the 2026/27 academic year are not published on the public admissions pages; the exact tuition figures and formal fee schedule are provided to families in contractual documentation and through the school's payments portal after admission.
Academics

Gaudium et Studium Private Primary School teaches Cambridge (Primary).

Curriculum

The school is Cambridge International School accredited (PL 132) and offers the Cambridge International School program, providing a world-class curriculum. The school emphasizes building knowledge while developing skills in interpreting information, understanding issues, intellectual creativity, and independence. There is a strong command of English and foundational knowledge of Spanish, German or French. The campus provides modern facilities with 27 classrooms, chemistry and biology laboratories, music rooms, an IT/multimedia laboratory, a library, a theatre hall, and extensive sports spaces, supporting 29 extracurricular, sport, and academic offerings. The school teaches five languages: Polish, English, Spanish, German, and French.

Exam Results

The school achieves Stanine 9 in eighth-grade exams. 89% of students achieve the highest level (Stanine 9) in eighth-grade exams. 91% of graduates enter first-choice schools.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Attitudes and values instilled in students include discipline, responsibility, and a thoughtful approach to tasks and roles. Students follow generally accepted moral and social norms. They are open, honest, fair, and tolerant, and are sensitive to the needs and wrongs of others. They consciously care for their physical and mental health and are ready to help others. They develop their interests comprehensively through a broad range of activities and experiences (29 extracurricular activities).

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Two speech therapy rooms. Nurse's office.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught to a high standard and is a core part of the curriculum. Languages taught include Polish, English, Spanish, German, and French.

Mental Wellbeing

Students are encouraged to maintain physical and mental health. The school provides a nurse's office on site. The culture, arts, and sports programs support wellbeing, including theatre, music, and dance facilities. Regular outings to theatres and museums contribute to wellbeing and personal development. The school offers spaces such as a rhythm/dance room and dedicated music and arts spaces to support healthy, creative growth.
Parent Experience

History

The school received accreditation from the University of Cambridge and, since September 2020, has been officially registered under number PL 132 as a Cambridge International School; it is the first Cambridge-accredited school in Poznań and the twentieth in Poland.

Community

The school offers 29 extracurricular activities, including theatre, music and arts; sports such as tennis, team sports and athletics on campus; and regular trips to theatre, museums and educational destinations. Languages taught are Polish, English, Spanish, German and French.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Gaudium et Studium is located in Poznań at ul. św. Michała 50 and provides about 10,000 m2 of space for learning and development. Outdoor facilities include a playground for younger children, a recreational green area, two school fields, and a long jump pit. Inside, there are 27 classrooms, chemistry and biology laboratories, music rooms, a technology workshop, an art room, and an ICT/multimedia laboratory. The building also houses an auditorium, two speech-therapy rooms, a rhythm and dance room, a theatre hall with a stage, and two sports spaces—a polyurethane-surfaced gym (600 m2) and a synthetic turf hall (750 m2 + 160 m2), plus a gym for calisthenics, parkour and aerobics. Other facilities include the nurse's office, a media library and library, a school canteen with its own kitchen, a school shop, a school radio studio, a recording studio, a drum room, piano rooms, and languages taught include Polish, English, Spanish, German and French.

Sports Facilities

Tennis, team sports and athletics are available on the school grounds. There are two on-site playing fields. There is a sports hall with a polyurethane surface (600 m2) and a sports hall with a synthetic turf surface (750 m2 + 160 m2). The campus also includes a gym and spaces for calisthenics, parkour and aerobics.

Academic Facilities

27 classrooms plus dedicated spaces for science, technology, art and information technology support daily teaching. Specialized rooms include chemistry and biology laboratories, music rooms, an ICT/multimedia laboratory, and a theatre-ready auditorium. A nurse's office, a media library and library, a school canteen with its own kitchen, a school shop, a school radio studio, a recording studio, a drum room, and piano rooms complete the academic infrastructure. The Cambridge International School program underpins the curriculum.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Theatre, music, and art classes are offered. Tennis, team sports and athletics are available on campus. Regular trips to theatres, museums and educational excursions are organized. The Cambridge International School program provides unique opportunities and a world-class curriculum.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Gaudium et Studium creates conditions to enable every student to achieve success at every stage of learning. It uses modern pedagogy that emphasizes developing skills, interpreting details, understanding concepts, intellectual creativity and independence. The program includes fluent English and basics of Spanish, German, or French. Since September 2020, Gaudium et Studium has been registered as Cambridge International School (PL 132), offering Cambridge's international curriculum.

Arts & Creative

The school offers theatre, music, and arts activities. It provides dedicated spaces for arts education, including music rooms and a theatre stage.

Cultural & Language

Languages taught are Polish, English, Spanish, German, and French. Regular outings to theatres and museums, as well as educational trips, complement learning.

Social & Hobbies

There is a rich selection of after-school, sports, and science activities, including tennis, team sports and athletics available on site.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Gaudium et Studium offers a comprehensive on-site environment that supports well-being and physical activity. The campus includes outdoor playgrounds, green spaces, two sports halls, a track, and a gym. Inside, there are 27 classrooms, science labs, music rooms, an IT/multimedia lab, a recording studio, a theatre stage, a dining hall, a library, and a nurse's office. There are spaces for speech therapy, rhythm/dance, percussion and piano activities.
Languages

Language Provision

Polish, English, Spanish, German, and French are taught. The Cambridge International School program is part of the curriculum.
Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

Cambridge International School (PL 132) accreditation since September 2020; first in Poznań and 20th in Poland to receive Cambridge University accreditation.
Admissions

Admissions

1) Enrollment takes place throughout the school year for Gaudium et Studium Private Primary School. Each class can have 15 to 20 students. Applications are accepted based on the downloadable Application Form and submitted in person at the school secretariat, by mail, or by email.

2) Informational meetings are held in the school building at Ul. Św. Michała 50 M in Poznań. Please call or email to learn about upcoming dates or to arrange a meeting. They provide details about the school and the admissions process.

3) Qualification requires submitting the 'Application Form' at the school secretariat. The form is downloadable and begins the enrollment process. Participation in a school presentation meeting and a qualifying interview with the child and parents are also required. A positive opinion from the admissions committee and payment of the enrollment fee are necessary.

4) If the above conditions are fulfilled, the child is admitted to the school. After admission, the parents or legal guardians sign a contract with the school. The contract outlines the terms of enrollment and the responsibilities of both sides.
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