International Trilingual School of Warsaw - Styki

Poland, Warsaw

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Polish, French, Japanese, Portuguese

Fees PLN 33,350

Ages 1 - 6 years

Pupil numbers 650

Type Co-educational

Opened 2001

Bus Service No

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Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, French Curriculum

Taught languages English, Polish, French, Japanese, Portuguese

Typical class size 16

Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Outdoor Education

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

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Early Years, Kindergarten

Introduction

International Trilingual School of Warsaw’s Styki Campus is located at Jana Styki 17/19 in Saska Kępa, Warsaw. It serves nursery and preschool children from age 1 to 6. The nursery accepts children aged 1 to 2.5, while the preschool accepts children aged 2.5 to 6. The campus uses a trilingual immersion model, with children learning in Polish, English and either Japanese or French or Portuguese. ITSW’s early-years approach uses language immersion, OPOL, and Reggio Emilia-inspired learning, where children learn through play, projects, routines, music, art and daily activities. The Styki campus includes spacious classrooms and a private garden/playground for outdoor activities. A distinctive feature is the campus language pathway: unlike Karowa, which offers Spanish or Chinese or German, Styki focuses on Japanese or French or Portuguese alongside English and Polish. The official 2025/26 monthly fee is PLN 3,335 excluding meals.

This campus is part of International Trilingual School of Warsaw

Jana Styki 17/19, 03-928 Warszawa, Poland

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Fees

Application / enrollment fees
- Nursery (children 1–2.5 years): One-time registration fee PLN 1,920, payable when the enrollment is approved.
- Preschool (children 2.5–6 years): One-time registration fee PLN 1,920, payable when the enrollment is approved.
Enrollment (reservation) fee PLN 2,670, payable at registration/acceptance.

Tuition and compulsory deposits (by year group)
- Nursery (1–2.5 years; listed for 2026/27):
- One-time guarantee deposit (refundable at end of schooling): PLN 1,000.
- Monthly care payment: PLN 1,500 (payment due by the 5th working day of each month).
- Monthly language-activities payment: PLN 1,835.
- Daily holiday-month attendance (when applicable): PLN 185 per day.
- Daily meals (breakfast, lunch, snack): PLN 26.60 (billed on monthly order).

- Preschool (2.5–6 years; listed for 2026/27):
- One-time guarantee deposit (refundable at end of schooling): PLN 1,000.
- Monthly tuition (regular program): PLN 3,335, payable until the 5th working day of each month.
- Daily/holiday-month rate (when offered): PLN 185 per day.
- Daily meals (breakfast, lunch, snack): PLN 26.60 (billed on monthly order).

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FAQs

Where is the International Trilingual School of Warsaw – Styki campus located?

The Styki campus is at Jana Styki 17/19 in the Saska Kępa neighbourhood of Warsaw.

What ages does the Styki campus serve?

Styki serves early years children from age 1 to 6, with nursery for ages 1 to 2.5 and preschool for ages 2.5 to 6.

Is the Styki campus co-educational?

Yes, the campus is co-educational and admits both girls and boys in its nursery and preschool classes.

How many pupils attend the school overall?

The school has around 650 pupils in total.

What are the tuition fees for the 2025/26 year?

The official 2025/26 monthly fee for the Styki campus is PLN 3,219. This figure is stated excluding the cost of meals.

Are meals included in the tuition fee?

No, meals are not included in the stated monthly fee and are charged separately.

What early-years approach does the Styki campus use?

Styki uses a trilingual immersion model combined with OPOL (one person, one language) and a Reggio Emilia–inspired approach. Children learn through play, projects, daily routines, music and art.

Which languages are children exposed to at the Styki campus?

Children learn in Polish and English, and the Styki campus pairs those with either Japanese or French as the third language.

How immersive is the language provision at Styki?

The campus operates a trilingual immersion model and follows OPOL practices, so children are regularly exposed to consistent input in Polish, English and either Japanese or French throughout their day.

What indoor and outdoor facilities does the Styki campus have?

Styki features spacious classrooms designed for early-years learning and a private garden/playground for outdoor activities and play.

Does the curriculum include music and art activities?

Yes, music and art are built into the early-years programme and are used alongside play, projects and daily routines as core learning methods.

How does the school support young children's language development?

Language development is supported through trilingual immersion and the OPOL approach, giving children consistent exposure to each language through play, routines and project work.

How does Styki support children's social and emotional development?

Styki's Reggio Emilia–inspired approach emphasizes learning through play, routines and collaborative projects, which supports social interaction, emotional development and self-expression.

When was the International Trilingual School of Warsaw established?

The school opened in 2001.

Is Styki part of a larger school with other campuses?

Yes, Styki is a campus of the International Trilingual School of Warsaw; other campuses (for example Karowa) offer different language pathways.

How does the Styki language pathway differ from the Karowa campus?

Styki focuses on Polish and English plus either Japanese or French, whereas the Karowa campus offers Polish and English plus Spanish or Chinese as its third language.

Can very young children attend nursery at Styki?

Yes, the nursery at Styki accepts children from age 1 up to 2.5 years old, after which children typically move into the preschool group until age 6.

What teaching methods should parents expect for early-years learning at Styki?

Parents can expect play-based, project-led learning influenced by Reggio Emilia, combined with structured language immersion and OPOL, using daily routines, music and art to support development.

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