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Regent College International High School

Poland, Elbląg

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Polish
Fees PLN 33,000 - 35,000
Ages 14 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 70
Type Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2016
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Taiwan 108 Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, French, German, Polish, English
Typical class size 18
Strengths Sport, Academic Enrichment, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies
Stages Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Regent College International High School in Poland offers a Cambridge International Education pathway for students aged 14 to 18. The school provides IGCSE in Years 1–2 and International AS and A-Levels in Years 3–4, with 3–4 subjects studied in English. English is the language of instruction across the curriculum, and IGCSE syllabuses include English, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History, and Spanish. AS/A‑Level syllabuses cover English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History, and Spanish. The school is Cambridge Assessment International Education accredited and is one of 13 Cambridge International Schools in Poland offering high‑school Cambridge education. The campus includes a Regent Campus dormitory close to the main building, with 24/7 care on school days and weekend care options. First-year accommodation is free for those entering high school. Rooms offer private bathrooms; shared kitchen and launderette are provided; there is access to a sports complex and fitness facilities for students.

Królewiecka 100, 82-300 Elbląg, Poland

The Essentials

Regent College International High School has 70 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English, Polish.

Location
The Regent College International High School is located at ul. Królewiecka 100, 82-300 Elbląg, Poland. It sits in Elbląg, in the north‑east region of Poland. Regent Campus is a modern dormitory located about a 10‑minute walk from the main school building.

Stages
Cambridge International A-Level is the high‑school programme. The Polish High School Programme is a Polish‑language track enriched with bilingual elements. Regent College is one of only 13 schools in Poland to offer the Cambridge International A‑Level qualification.

Type
An international high school offering Cambridge International A‑Level alongside a Polish‑language high school track; boarding is available nearby via Regent Campus.

Country affiliation
Poland
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Regent Campus is a modern dormitory located about a 10-minute walk from the main school building. The campus is open year-round and provides 24/7 care, creating a safe and supportive environment for living and learning. For students joining the first year of high school, the first year of accommodation is free.

Food Options
Lovely Kitchen is the school canteen, offering home-like lunches and tasty breakfasts prepared on site from fresh ingredients. It is a meeting place for tea and cake after school hours and hosts celebrations on occasions such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Meals are healthy and diverse, with vegetables and fruit, and are adapted to dietary recommendations.

Governance and Ownership
Regent Schools consists of Regent School of Foreign Languages (founded in 1998); Cambridge English Examination Centre & Regent College Examination Centre (since 2009); Regent College International High School (since 2016); and Regent College International Primary School (established 2014). Regent Schools were established at the Teachers College of Foreign Languages, a university-level school, and have the privileges of public schools; they are funded by Polish state grants and tuition fees. The High School is part of Regent College International Schools, headquartered in Elbląg. Since September 2019 Regent has been implementing the Cambridge International Education programme. Regent is a Cambridge International School.
Fees

Annual tuition at Regent College International High School ranges from PLN 33,000 to PLN 35,000 for 2026/27.

Overview (2026/2027 school year)

Application / Registration fees
- Registration for in-person candidates at the school: free.
- Registration for candidates applying online: 450 PLN (non-refundable).

One-off entry / affiliation fees (Cambridge programme)
- One-off, non-refundable entry fee (Cambridge international programme): 3,000 PLN.
- Annual affiliation fee for Cambridge programme students: 1,800 PLN (payable annually).

Tuition fees — Cambridge International Education programme (EU/EEA, Ukraine, Belarus residents)
- Year 1 (IGCSE 1): Annual tuition 33,000 PLN. Payable in 1, 2, 10 or 12 installments.
- 1 installment: 33,000 PLN.
- 2 installments: 16,500 PLN each.
- 10 installments: 3,300 PLN each.
- 12 installments: 2,750 PLN each.

- Year 2 (IGCSE 2): Annual tuition 33,000 PLN. Payable in 1, 2, 10 or 12 installments.
- 1 installment: 33,000 PLN.
- 2 installments: 16,500 PLN each.
- 10 installments: 3,300 PLN each.
- 12 installments: 2,750 PLN each.

- Year 3 (A‑Level 1): Annual tuition 35,000 PLN. Payable in 1, 2, 10 or 12 installments.
- 1 installment: 35,000 PLN.
- 2 installments: 17,500 PLN each.
- 10 installments: 3,500 PLN each.
- 12 installments: 2,916.67 PLN each (rounded to two decimal places).

- Year 4 (A‑Level 2): Annual tuition 35,000 PLN. Payable in 1, 2, 10 or 12 installments.
- 1 installment: 35,000 PLN.
- 2 installments: 17,500 PLN each.
- 10 installments: 3,500 PLN each.
- 12 installments: 2,916.67 PLN each (rounded to two decimal places).

- Annual tuition for non‑EU/EEA citizens is determined individually and is payable in 1 or 2 installments.

Tuition fees — Polish national curriculum
- One-off, non-refundable registration/entry fee (Polish programme): 2,000 PLN.
- Grades 1–4 (Polish programme) annual tuition: 17,880 PLN. Payable in 1, 2, 10 or 12 installments.
- 1 installment: 17,880 PLN.
- 2 installments: 8,940 PLN each.
- 10 installments: 1,788 PLN each.
- 12 installments: 1,490 PLN each.
- Annual tuition for non‑EU/EEA residents on the Polish programme is decided individually.

Additional costs not included in tuition (examples and typical amounts)
- Textbooks (separately for IGCSE and A‑Level): approximately 2,200 PLN for two years (paid separately).
- Cambridge / examination fees: exam entry fees are paid separately.
- Preparation for additional A‑Level subjects (examples: Business, Further Mathematics, Psychology, Sociology): charged separately at approximately £2,500–£3,500 per subject (fees stated in pound sterling).
- Lunches at the school catering (Lovely Kitchen): subscription lunch (monthly subscription) 20 PLN per meal; standalone standard lunch 26 PLN per meal.
- Trips, outings and certain clubs: charged separately depending on the activity.

Boarding / Accommodation (Regent Campus)
- First‑year high school students may apply for free boarding (limited places; allocation on a first‑come, first‑served basis).
- Polish students with a residence address in Poland: annual boarding fees (September–June) listed as follows (days at school):
- Single ensuite room (limited availability): 19,900 PLN per year.
- Double ensuite room: 16,900 PLN per year.
- Boarding for holidays and weekends (days off school) is priced individually.
- Boarding fees for international students / EU students are agreed individually upon request.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition amounts are stated above and may be paid in one of the installment schedules offered: 1, 2, 10 or 12 installments for EU/EEA/Ukraine/Belarus residents (Cambridge and Polish programmes; non‑EU/EEA fees are arranged separately, usually in 1 or 2 installments).
- The entry fees (3,000 PLN Cambridge; 2,000 PLN Polish) are one‑off and non‑refundable.
- Textbooks, exam fees, lunches, trips and certain club fees are invoiced or charged separately from tuition.
- The school reserves the right to change prices during the school year.

Refund information
- Entry/registration fees stated above are non‑refundable. No separate refund policy for other tuition installments or services is published in the fee information; specific refund or cancellation terms for individual charges (tuition installments, boarding, meals, trips) are handled according to the school's billing and administrative procedures.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer is accepted; the school provides PLN and EUR bank accounts and SWIFT/BIC details for international transfers.
- For non‑EU/EEA or special arrangements, annual fees and boarding for international students are agreed individually and invoicing/payment methods are arranged with the school's admissions or finance office.

Summary of key figures (selected)
- Cambridge one‑off entry fee: 3,000 PLN.
- Cambridge annual tuition: 33,000 PLN (IGCSE years), 35,000 PLN (A‑Level years).
- Polish programme annual tuition: 17,880 PLN.
- Boarding (school days): Single 19,900 PLN / Double 16,900 PLN per year.

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Academics

Regent College International High School teaches Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Taiwan 108 Curriculum for students aged 14 to 18.

Curriculum
Cambridge International Education is offered at high-school level. Stage 1 (years 1–2) is the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) with eight subjects taught in English. Stage 2 (years 3–4) is International AS and A-level, with students choosing 3–4 subjects to study in English. Lessons are delivered exclusively in English by highly qualified teachers, using Cambridge University Press textbooks developed for Cambridge IGCSE. IGCSE syllabuses include English, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History, and Spanish; AS/A-Level syllabuses include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History, and Spanish. Regent College International High School is accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education and is one of only 13 Cambridge International Schools in Poland offering Cambridge education at high-school level.

Student Teacher Ratio
The school emphasizes small class sizes and an individualized approach to teaching.

Exam Results
The school prepares students for Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A-Level examinations, with an IGCSE exam at the end of Stage 1 and AS/A-Level exams in Stage 2. An IGCSE and AS Certificate Ceremony is held (2025). Polish Matura exam results were announced in 2025.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates have progressed to international universities, including Leiden University (A-level subjects: English, History, Geography), University of Amsterdam (Mathematics, History, English), Università di Bologna (Geography, Mathematics, Biology), and Università degli Studi di Padova (Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics). This demonstrates global university access after completing the Cambridge international programme.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Regent Campus provides 24/7 care and a safe, supportive environment for living and learning.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Bilingual environment as part of the Cambridge International High School program.

Mental Wellbeing
Regent Campus provides 24/7 care and a safe, supportive environment for living and learning.

Safeguarding
Regent Campus provides 24/7 care and a safe, supportive environment for living and learning.
Parent Experience

History
Regent Schools is an institution with a long history. Regent Schools consist of Regent School of Foreign Languages (founded in 1998), Cambridge English Examination Centre and Regent College Examination Centre (since 2009), Regent College International High School (since 2016), and Regent College International Primary School established in 2014, transformed from the English-speaking Regent College Junior High School. Regent Schools were established at the Teachers College of Foreign Languages, a university‑level school that has taught over 700 English teachers since 2002. They have the privileges of public schools and are funded by Polish state grants and tuition fees. The headquarters and Primary School are located at 100 Królewiecka Street, Elbląg; the High School occupies a nearby building at 96 Królewiecka Street.

Community
Regent Campus is a modern dormitory located a 10-minute walk from the main school building; the Campus is open year-round and provides 24/7 care; the first year of accommodation for first-year high school students is free. Regent Clubs include Bike Club, Chess Club, Coolture Club, Film Club, Golf Club, Psychology Club, Regent Times, and Research Club. The school runs a busy calendar of events, including an Open Day on March 20, 2026, plus events such as Day of Foreign Languages, Polish Independence Day, and Thanksgiving Celebration.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Regent Campus is a modern dormitory located a 10-minute walk from the main school building. It is open year-round and provides 24/7 care on school days, with weekend care available for an additional fee. Single or double rooms have private bathrooms; a shared kitchen and launderette are provided; there is access to a professional fitness club and sauna. The campus is next to a sports complex with football fields, tennis courts, sports halls and an open speed skating track, and is part of the hotel of the Academy of Applied Sciences in Elbląg, which is fully staffed 24/7. For students joining the first year of high school, the first year of accommodation is free.

Sports Facilities
The Regent Campus is located next to a sports complex with football fields, tennis courts, sports halls and an open speed skating track. On site, there is access to a professional fitness club and sauna on the premises.

Academic Facilities
The school is housed in an elegant building in the centre of Elbląg. Facilities include well-equipped classrooms; a library with thousands of Polish and English titles; the on-site Lovely Kitchen canteen; and well-maintained school grounds with parking places. The library offers a wide range of literature and hosts meetings with poets and writers, with online access to the library catalogue. The Lovely Kitchen provides home-like meals prepared on site, and serves as a social space for students and staff.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Bike Club, Chess Club, Coolture Club, Film Club, Golf Club, Psychology Club, Regent Times (student newspaper) and Research Club are offered. Bike Club meets Saturdays from April to October; Chess Club runs two groups on Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school; Film Club meets every second Wednesday after 3:30 pm; Golf Club runs April–October; Psychology Club meets after school on select days; Regent Times meets on Tuesdays and Research Club meets on Wednesdays to work on student-led projects.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has Regent Chess Club and Regent Research Club. These clubs support strategic thinking, problem-solving, and research skills.

Arts & Creative
The school has Regent Film Club and Regent Coolture Club. They provide opportunities for creative expression and collaboration.

Social & Hobbies
The school has Regent Times (journalism and social media). This club focuses on journalism, media production, and online communication.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school has Regent Golf Club and Regent Bike Club. They support physical activity and teamwork.
Languages

Language Provision
Polish and English are the languages of instruction. The Polish curriculum is delivered in Polish with bilingual delivery of two subjects per module. Modules include Mathematics and Economics; Humanities and Law; Medicine and English. An international Cambridge curriculum is taught in English from September 2021, with English-language subjects including English, History, Geography, Physics, Biology and Mathematics, and IGCSE and A-level exams are available. English-language support is provided through individual lessons with English-speaking teachers, and conversations with native speakers are included in some courses.

Bilingual Teaching
Polish national curriculum delivered in Polish with some subjects delivered bilingually in Polish and English; two subjects are delivered bilingually within each module.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge Assessment International Education accreditation for the international programme (Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A-Level).
Cambridge International School status in north-eastern Poland; Cambridge International Education programme implemented since September 2019 and preparing students for IGCSE, AS and A-level exams.
Cambridge International Education at high-school level; Regent College is one of 13 Cambridge International Schools in Poland.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Fill in the online high school application form. Bring a signed copy of the application and the grade 7 completion certificate to the secretary's office. First Grade candidates who are RCIS graduates must submit by 16 April 2025; candidates from other primary schools must submit by 28 May 2025. Online recruitment requires a 450 PLN registration fee; on-site recruitment is free.

2. Take the English language entry test and attend an interview. For First Grade candidates who are RCIS graduates, the test/interview is on 30 April 2025. For First Grade candidates from other primary schools, the English language entry test and interview occur between 19 May and 13 June 2025, with dates determined individually.

3. Announcement of results. Results are announced to applicants. RCIS first grade results are announced on 10 May 2025. For candidates from other primary schools, the list of admitted and conditionally admitted candidates is announced on 23 June 2025.

4. For Successful Candidates Admitted to Regent: Sign the contract with parents/legal guardians. Pay the registration fee. Submit a printout of the Polish 8th-grade exam results from wyniki.edu.pl and the primary school leaving certificate; the deadline is 30 June 2025. Submit the originals of the 8th-grade exam results by 11 July 2025.

5. For Candidates with Conditional Offers: Report the printout of the 8th-grade exam results from wyniki.edu.pl by 7 July 2025. The list of admitted candidates is announced on 9 July 2025. Sign the contract, pay the entry fee, and submit the original 8th-grade exam results and the primary school leaving certificate by 11 July 2025.

6. For Admissions Calendar for 2nd Grade and above: Applications are considered during the holiday season until 5 July and after 16 August. The process includes filling out the online high school application form, delivering a printed copy to the school secretary with the original certificate of the last completed grade and the first-semester grades if applicable. Candidates take the subject tests and attend an interview. The admission decision is announced within up to 5 days after the interview; payment of the registration fee and signing of agreements occur within up to 10 days after the admission decision.

Scholarships
New students in the 2026/2027 school year can apply for scholarships: 30% of the tuition fee for the first year of education for winners and laureates of subject competitions of the Regional Education Authorities, and if the average annual grade remains 5.00 or higher, the 30% continues in subsequent years. For the best student at grades 3 and 4, 30% of the annual tuition fee is awarded; the results of the IGCSE exams and AS exams are decisive (for the Polish curriculum, the highest average is decisive). Additional, individual scholarships are at the discretion of the School Directors.
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