Compare British Curriculum International Schools in Bulgaria

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees BGN 600 - 17,900

Pupils 450

Type Co-educational

The British School of Sofia is a British international day school with three campuses (two in Sofia and one in Plovdiv) and IB World School status. It serves ages 2 to 18 and uses IEYC in Early Years, Cambridge Primary Programme, Cambridge IGCSE, IMYC, IB PYP, DP and CP, plus IBCP. English is the language of instruction with EAL support; Bulgarian is offered as a native language option, and IB language options include English, Bulgarian, French among others. The school opened in 2009; moved to newly built premises in 2019; in summer 2025 construction began on a new campus to expand facilities. Facilities include a Main Building since 2019 with a wide multifunctional sports field, a Primary School playground, well-lit classrooms, interactive whiteboards, audio systems; a new science lab, MAC Lab and Windows Lab; Robotics Room and Lego Room; Art Room; gym; large hall; library; iPads for every student. Active after-school clubs.

Location

Sofia, Vitosha district, with a Plovdiv campus. WonderWorld Kindergarten is at 15 Ivan Radoev Street for 2–9-year-olds, and British School and College is at 20 Georgi Raichev Street for 10–18-year-olds. Plovdiv campus is at 45 Tsar Ivan Asen II Street.

Stages

WonderWorld - Kindergarten; Grades 1-4 (2–9 years). British School and College (10–18 years).

Type

British international day school with three campuses (Sofia two campuses and Plovdiv) and IB World School status.

Additional learning support

EAL (English as an Additional Language) classes are offered. Additional language classes in Spanish, French, German, and Chinese are available. Learning support includes extra Maths and Science lessons; digital tools such as Fast ForWord and Clear Fluency support language and literacy development.

Country affiliation

British international school located in Bulgaria (Sofia and Plovdiv campuses).

School day structure

Kindergarten day runs 8:00–16:00, with Welcome and breakfast 8:00–9:00; Story Time 9:00–9:15; breaks 10:00–11:30 and 12:00–12:40; nap/quiet time 13:00–15:00; 16:00–17:00 free play and pick-up. Young Engineers (6–14) day runs 8:00–17:00 with breaks at 10:20–10:50 and 12:10–13:10, and a 16:00–17:00 pick-up window.

Bus service

Door-to-door transport in Sofia with either round-trip or one-way options; three zones: Zone 1 Inner Ring, Zone 2 Middle Ring, Zone 3 Outer Ring. 2024–2025 transport fees apply. Admissions: +359 886 510 510; office@bssofia.bg.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are ordered directly from the official supplier's online store. Kindergarten-Grade 6 and Grades 7-12 have separate ordering pages.

Food Options

The canteen offers a monthly menu aligned with the needs of growing children and provides hot meals at lunchtime with vegetarian options, salads, and fruit. Kindergarten meals occur three times a day: 10:00 fruit breakfast, 12:45 lunch, and 15:00 afternoon snack. In School & College, meals occur twice daily: 10:00 fruit breakfast and 13:00 lunch, and there is a cafeteria snack shop available for purchases.

House System

The school has a house system with four houses (Dragon, Phoenix, Kraken, Centaur). Pupils wear house membership T‑shirts and house competitions encourage social activities and teamwork.

Governance and Ownership

The proprietor and principal is Mrs. Teodora Nenova; The chair of the board of governors is Mrs. Teodora Nenova.

Application / Enrolment fee

- Kindergarten (Nursery, Reception): EUR 600 one-off enrolment fee for new students.
- School (Grades 1–IGCSE Year 2) and College (IB DP Years): EUR 1,000 one-off enrolment fee for new students. For IB DP Year 1 & Year 2 the enrolment fee is shown as EUR 1,000.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and instalments)

- Nursery: Annual tuition EUR 9,980; two instalments of EUR 5,160; three instalments of EUR 3,630.
- Reception: Annual tuition EUR 10,500; two instalments of EUR 5,550; three instalments of EUR 3,890.
- Grade 1 & 2: Annual tuition EUR 13,000; two instalments of EUR 6,900; three instalments of EUR 4,830.
- Grade 3 – 6: Annual tuition EUR 14,300; two instalments of EUR 7,600; three instalments of EUR 5,300.
- Grade 7 – 9: Annual tuition EUR 15,300; two instalments of EUR 8,098; three instalments of EUR 5,680.
- IGCSE Year 1 & Year 2: Annual tuition EUR 16,600; two instalments of EUR 8,800; three instalments of EUR 6,200.
- IB Diploma Programme Year 1: Annual tuition EUR 17,900; two instalments of EUR 9,350; three instalments of EUR 6,560.
- IB Diploma Programme Year 2: Annual tuition EUR 17,900; two instalments of EUR 9,350; three instalments of EUR 6,560.

(All school tuition figures are quoted in EUR for an academic year that covers 10 months.)

Billing schedule and payment terms (deadlines and instalment rules)

- Parents may choose one annual payment, two instalments, or three instalments. The payment deadlines shown are:
- One instalment: due by 30 June 2025.
- Two instalments: due by 30 June 2025 and 30 January 2026.
- Three instalments: due by 30 June 2025, 28 November 2025, and 27 February 2026.
- Enrolment is for a full school year; students enrolling mid-year are charged pro rata for remaining school weeks (vacations excluded).
- The enrolment (application) fee is a one-off payment for new students, non-discountable and non-refundable.

School meals and related billing

- Kindergarten meals: 3,020 BGN annually (approx. EUR 1,540); two instalments 1,590 BGN (approx. EUR 810); three instalments 1,120 BGN (approx. EUR 570).
- School & College meals: 3,315 BGN annually (approx. EUR 1,690); two instalments 1,745 BGN (approx. EUR 890); three instalments 1,235 BGN (approx. EUR 630).
- Meal fees may be paid in one, two or three instalments using the same deadlines as tuition. Once a meal service is taken and paid for, refunds are not made for the academic year; if a meal service is cancelled during the year, only subsequent days (not prior days) may be credited.

Transport fees (home–school–home) and zones

- Transport fees are charged by zone and by one-way or two-way service. Examples shown (annual and instalment breakdowns are provided):
- Zone 1: Two-way 3,430 BGN (approx. EUR 1,750); two instalments 1,805 BGN (approx. EUR 920); three instalments 1,275 BGN (approx. EUR 650). One-way 2,080 BGN (approx. EUR 1,060); two instalments 1,100 BGN (approx. EUR 560); three instalments 765 BGN (approx. EUR 390).
- Zone 2: Two-way 4,570 BGN (approx. EUR 2,330); one-way 2,725 BGN (approx. EUR 1,390).
- Zone 3: Two-way 5,705 BGN (approx. EUR 2,910); one-way 3,265 BGN (approx. EUR 1,665).
- Transport service covers Sofia area and is optional; no discounts apply to transport fees. Transport invoices follow the same instalment deadlines as tuition.

Boarding

- The school's published information describes a day-school model with optional school meals and home–school transport; no boarding provision or boarding fees are listed in the school's published services.

Other costs and additional fees

- External examination fees are charged in addition to tuition where applicable: Cambridge Primary Checkpoint (Grade 6), Cambridge Secondary 1 Checkpoint (Grade 9), IGCSE Year 2 exam fees, and IB Diploma Year 2 exam fees are billed separately according to the relevant exam board rates.
- Fast ForWord accelerated English support (when required for new students) is charged at EUR 100 per month; the duration depends on the student's needs.
- A resources fee is included in the tuition and covers access to electronic learning materials and other compulsory curriculum-related materials.
- Uniforms: students are required to wear school uniform; a separate uniform cost is not listed in the published fee schedule.
- Sibling discounts: 5% discount for a second child and 10% discount for a third and any subsequent child from the same family (applied to tuition).

Refund and late-payment policy

- Tuition fees are non-refundable once paid. No refund is payable if cancellation is received seven (7) days or less before the school year/semester start date, or if a student withdraws or is withdrawn at any time after the academic year/semester commencement date. Fees are also not refundable for breaches of enrolment terms, disciplinary exclusion, or unsatisfactory academic progress. Refunds may be granted only at the school's discretion in exceptional circumstances.
- If a student enrols mid-year, fees are calculated pro rata for the remaining academic weeks (vacations excluded).
- Late payment: if a payment is overdue by more than seven (7) days, the school may not guarantee the student's place; continued non-payment may result in temporary suspension until outstanding balances are settled. No official documents or reports will be issued while amounts remain outstanding.

Fee payment arrangements and instructions

- Tuition, meal and transport fees are quoted in EUR (meals and transport are shown in BGN with EUR approximations). Parents choose between annual, two-instalment or three-instalment schedules and must meet the instalment deadlines given above. The school issues invoices and provides the payment instructions and billing arrangements to parents as part of the enrolment/billing process.

(If you require the fees presented in another currency or need a different display format for database entry, the numerical figures above are given as published.)

Curriculum

IEYC is used in the Early Years, Cambridge Primary Programme for ages 5–11, Cambridge Secondary, IPC, and IMYC. The school is licensed to offer the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and provides the IB Diploma Programme (DP) and the IB Career Programme (CP). Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) courses are taught, and IGCSE revision courses are offered in the summer. Art & Design is offered in IGCSE, and Visual Arts is offered in the IB Diploma Programme. English is the language of instruction with EAL support; Bulgarian is offered as a native language option, and there are IB language options including English, Bulgarian, and French among others.

Student Teacher Ratio

Student to teacher ratio 5:1; average class size 15 students, maximum 20.

Higher Education Progression

IB Diploma is widely recognized by universities. Some IB students can receive university credits before enrolling; high IB scores can be accepted for credit or advanced standing by some universities. For example, Oxford commonly requires 38–40 points with 18 at Higher Level; Yale and New York University have accepted IB results as alternatives to certain standardized tests. Universities across Europe and the UK set various IB score expectations (e.g., University of Amsterdam 36, ETH Zurich 38, University of Copenhagen 30, Université PSL 33, Sorbonne University 33). Graduates from BSS have been admitted to universities such as Charles University, Bocconi University, University of Amsterdam, Warwick Business School, University of Manchester, and Concordia University, with many progressing to master's programs. The IB diploma is associated with enhanced access to scholarships and financial aid in some cases.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school delivers social-emotional learning through planned Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHEE) lessons as part of the curriculum. It includes the Youth Effectiveness Programme (YET), circle time, and themed assemblies linked to the school's values and the informal curriculum. The approach emphasizes developing social skills, collaboration, ethical understanding, and the ability to work with others. The school fosters holistic development with social and emotional learning integrated across formal teaching and everyday school life.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral care focuses on the physical and emotional welfare of each student and aims to promote mental wellbeing. It supports personal and social development, with a counsellor and a network of staff across the school. The welfare of every pupil is safeguarded as part of daily teaching and school life, ensuring they feel safe, happy, and able to learn. SMSC development is a core expectation and is supported by relationships among staff and the pastoral programme.

Safeguarding

Promoting and safeguarding the welfare of every student underpins everything we do. The school aims to create the safest environment within which each pupil can achieve their potential. Pastoral care supports physical and emotional welfare and helps monitor progress to keep students safe and supported. The school has a counsellor and a strong network of staff who work together to identify and address concerns, ensuring students are happy, safe, and learning.

Admissions

The Admissions section provides access to Financial Terms 2025 - 2026, Entry Requirements, FAQ and Book a Visit. Financial Terms cover the Enrolment Fee and multiple payment options (Annual, Two Payments, Three Payments) for Kindergarten, School and College, with specific payment deadlines. School meals and door-to-door transport are available for an additional fee, and a Resources fee applies to learning materials; external examination fees may apply for Cambridge and IB assessments. English proficiency support is available via Fast ForWord at €100 per month if required, and a family discount reduces fees for a second (5%) and a third or subsequent child (10%). Fees are quoted in euros for a 10-month academic year and can be paid in one, two, or three instalments with deadlines such as 30 June 2025, 30 January 2026, 28 November 2025 and 27 February 2026. Entry Requirements describe documents and steps for Kindergarten, School and College enrolment (online apply, birth certificates, parent IDs; medical documents for younger children; placement tests in English and Maths for older cohorts; English-language level targets and use of Fast ForWord if needed). For College, entrance exams in English and Maths and an interview are arranged during trial days. The FAQ confirms BSS covers ages 2–18, outlines curriculum pathways (British National Curriculum, IEYC, Cambridge Primary/Lower Secondary/IMYC, IGCSE, IB DP), notes English as the language of instruction, and describes school meals and transport, uniform expectations, application timing (January–June, with summer entry possible), and how to apply (contact the Admissions team by email or phone). It also notes the school is the only accredited British School Overseas in Bulgaria, and provides details on nationalities, class sizes, and student body as part of the FAQs.

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Zlatarski International School of Sofia

Instructs in English

Ages 11 - 18 years

Fees BGN 200 - 12,680

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Zlatarski International School of Sofia offers an integrated international curriculum for students aged 11 to 18. English is the language of instruction. The school blends the Bulgarian national programme with Cambridge Secondary, IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme, and also provides A Levels for senior students. The three-stage structure runs Cambridge Secondary (grades 5–8), IGCSE (grades 9–10), and International Baccalaureate or A Levels (grades 11–12). Graduates receive both the Bulgarian Diploma and an international qualification. The school is fully authorised by the Bulgarian Ministry of Education, the IBO and Cambridge Assessment International Education; IB World School since 2003 and Cambridge International School since 2010. Founded in 1995 as an English-language secondary school, it operates across two buildings in Darvenitsa, Sofia, with laboratories, a library, computer facilities, a gym, and outdoor sports fields. Extracurriculars span sports, arts and drama, and community service, including exchanges, global events and charitable campaigns for students.

Location

49 Kliment Ohridski blvd, Sofia 1756, Bulgaria. The school is located in Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria.

Stages

Lower Secondary School (Grades 5-7): national programme enriched by the Cambridge Lower Secondary; Middle School (Grades 8-10): national programme enriched by the Cambridge Checkpoint and IGCSE; Upper Secondary School (Grades 11-12): IB Diploma Programme and/or the national programme; International students in Grades 5-12 can choose to follow only the international pathway.

Type

International secondary school offering the national programme alongside Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. IB World School since 2003; Cambridge International School since 2010; established in 1995 as an English-language secondary school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Nationalities represented: 15 (Bulgaria, Netherlands, Hungary, India, Israel, Russia, United Kingdom, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey, United States, Georgia, Korea, Syria, China); most common nationality: Bulgarian; local to international ratio: 90% to 10% (9:1).

Country affiliation

Affiliation with Bulgaria's national education system; authorisation by the Bulgarian Ministry of Education.

School day structure

Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 8am - 4pm.

Bus service

School transport is available: 20-30% of students use school transport; buses to the school serve lines 69, 70, 88, 123, 280, 294; minibuses serve lines 5, 27, 29.

Scope and academic year

The following fees apply to the 2025/2026 academic year.

Application / registration fee

- Registration fee (for all candidates): EUR 200.

Annual tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)

- Grades 5–7
- Annual: EUR 8,890 (students from Bulgarian schools).
- Annual: EUR 10,890 (international students).
- Per term (school year divided into two terms): EUR 4,445 and EUR 5,445 respectively.

- Grade 8
- Annual: EUR 8,980 (students from Bulgarian schools).
- Annual: EUR 10,980 (international students).
- Per term: EUR 4,490 and EUR 5,490 respectively.

- Grades 9–10
- Annual: EUR 9,200 (Zlatarski International School students — returning/current Zlatarski students).
- Annual: EUR 10,200 (students from Bulgarian schools).
- Annual: EUR 11,200 (international students).
- Per term: EUR 4,600; EUR 5,100; EUR 5,600 respectively.

- Grades 11–12
- Annual: EUR 9,680 or EUR 10,680 for Zlatarski School students (amount depends on the chosen education pathway).
- Annual: EUR 11,680 (students from Bulgarian schools).
- Annual: EUR 12,680 (international students).
- Per term: EUR 4,840 or EUR 5,340; EUR 5,840; EUR 6,340 respectively.

Additional / optional charges

- School transport (optional): EUR 2,100 per year; payable in two installments (EUR 1,050 per installment).
- Cafeteria meals (optional): EUR 345 per quarter.
- Uniforms, notebooks and other school supplies are additional; uniforms are supplied through the listed vendor (Interstudies 2005 Ltd).
- The tuition fee covers instruction, all textbooks, insurance, medical care, security, participation in organised cultural events, extracurricular activities (arts and sports) and use of school facilities. Outside the admissions schedule dates the annual tuition fee is equal to the fee for international students.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school year is divided into two terms; tuition is presented on an annual basis and per-term amounts are calculated on a two-term year.
- The school's published schedule references first and second instalments; financial obligations for the first and second instalment (with a specified deadline for those instalments) must be settled by the start of the year as indicated in the admissions/start-of-year information. (Transport instalments are explicitly stated as two instalments.)

Boarding

- Zlatarski International School operates as a day school and does not charge boarding fees; there are no boarding facilities.

Refunds and cancellation

- No general published tuition refund or cancellation policy is provided among the school's publicly listed fees and admissions information; specific refund or cancellation terms are not set out on the published fees pages.

Fee payment options and bank details

- Accepted methods listed: bank transfer and cash payments at the school finance department. Credit-card payment is not listed among published payment options.
- Bank transfer details provided for tuition payments (examples as published):
- Tuition fees for students in Grades 8–12 (Private Secondary School “Prof. Dr. Vassil Zlatarski” Ltd): Payments in euro IBAN: BG55 BUIN 9561 1000 5837 16 — BIC: BUINBGSF.
- Tuition fees for students in Grades 5–7 (Private Primary School “Prof. Dr. Vassil Zlatarski” Ltd): Payments in euro IBAN: BG39 BUIN 9561 1000 6096 12 — BIC: BUINBGSF.
- Additional services (application fee, transport, notebooks, school lunch, uniforms): Payments in euro IBAN: BG68 BUIN 9561 1000 2159 49 — BIC: BUINBGSF.

Notes on optional billing frequencies

- Transport is explicitly payable in two instalments; cafeteria requests are made before each quarter and the cafeteria fee is quoted per quarter, indicating quarterly billing for meals. Tuition figures are published annually and the school structures the academic year as two terms.

Curriculum

Zlatarski International School of Sofia offers an international curriculum integrated with the English National Curriculum and their own contemporary teaching approach. The school is fully authorised by the Bulgarian Ministry of Education, the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO) and Cambridge Assessment International Education. It integrates the Bulgarian educational system with the international IB framework and the British programmes – IGCSE and A Levels. The curriculum is structured across three stages: Cambridge Secondary (grades 5-8), IGCSE (grades 9-10) and International Baccalaureate / A Levels (grades 11-12). Graduates receive both the Bulgarian Diploma and an international IB or A Levels diploma. English is the main language of instruction.

Student Teacher Ratio

Student/Teacher ratio: 5:1. Average class size: 16.

Exam Results

Excellent results in IB exams, national state exams, International GCSEs and Cambridge Checkpoint. Graduates continue their education at leading universities worldwide, including Oxford University, Princeton University, LSE, Imperial College London, Caltech, McGill University, Warwick University, King's College London, UCL, City University, Durham University, Queen Mary University, University of Vienna, Erasmus University, Bocconi University, Sciences Po, and more.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates go on to study at leading universities worldwide, including Oxford University, Princeton University, LSE, Imperial College London, Caltech, McGill University, Warwick University, King's College London, UCL, City University, Durham University, Queen Mary University, University of Vienna, Erasmus University, Bocconi University, Sciences Po, and more.

Gifted and Talented

Oxbridge and Medical school preparation and Universities and College Counselling are available to support high-achieving students.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a supportive, trust-filled community with dedicated teachers who provide individual attention. The teaching team is highly qualified, with many holding doctoral degrees and educated at prestigious international universities. They impart academic knowledge and foster values such as mutual respect, tolerance, and collaboration. In a culture of trust and openness, students express themselves, share ideas, and learn from one another. Extracurricular activities occupy a central place in the school community, enriching social development through sport, dance, music, field trips, charity initiatives, public speaking, and exchanges with students abroad.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers Bulgarian for foreigners, English language test preparation, and language programmes abroad.

Mental Wellbeing

The school supports mental wellbeing through a supportive environment, trust and openness, and opportunities to engage in sports, arts, and community service that foster social connections.

Admissions

Admissions Zlatarski International School – Leading school in Sofia for students in grades 5 through 12. The admission procedure for students aged 11 through 18 is open for September 2026. Admissions are based on the results of the entrance exam, school reports, and an interview.

The school is licensed by the Ministry of Education and Science, the International Baccalaureate Organization, and Cambridge International Education. It educates about 300 Bulgarian and international students in grades 5–12. Students graduate with two diplomas – Bulgarian and international. The school was founded in 1995 as an English-language high school, and in 2003 became the first IB World School in Bulgaria. In 2010 the high school became the first Bulgarian school authorized to offer Cambridge programs (IGCSE and A Levels), and in 2017 it received a license for the Cambridge Secondary program. In 2018 Zlatarski International School opened to 5–7 grades. The school uniquely integrates the Bulgarian educational system with IB and Cambridge programs – Cambridge Secondary, IGCSE and A Levels. Thanks to well-structured curricula and thorough teaching, students achieve strong results. This opens doors to prestigious universities in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United States, Switzerland and more. Zlatarski International School marks 30 years since its founding.

International Education: The school has the most experience in Bulgaria with IB and Cambridge IGCSE, providing solid academic preparation. Our achievements in numbers: 25 cohorts and over 1,400 graduates with excellent and very good results on state matriculation; 20 IB cohorts with over 800 graduates: 450 with IB diplomas and 350 with IB certificates; 13 cohorts with Cambridge IGCSE and over 600 students with IGCSE certificates; 7 cohorts with Cambridge Checkpoint and over 340 students with Checkpoint certificates.

Excellent results: Students achieve excellent results in IGCSE, IB and matriculation, opening doors to top universities worldwide. Graduates are admitted to universities such as Oxford, Princeton, Imperial College London, LSE, Caltech, Delft, Bocconi, St Andrews, Sciences Po, and more.

School life: Students develop through sport, arts, music, drama and community activities — in the classroom and beyond. Extracurricular activities occupy a central place and play a key role in the school community — whether participating in school sports, performing on stage in dance or music, discovering an artifact on an educational excursion, developing an innovative project, taking part in charitable initiatives, the art of public speaking, representing the school as a school ambassador, or exchanging ideas with students from abroad.

School community: With the help of qualified teachers and a supportive environment, students form lifelong friendships. The teaching staff consists of motivated professionals, many with doctoral degrees and education from prestigious international universities. They impart academic knowledge and shape values such as mutual respect, tolerance and cooperation. In a climate of trust and openness, students feel free to express themselves, share ideas and learn from each other.

Admission: Application process
Secure your child's future with international education and a supportive school environment. For students in grades 5–12.

Admission procedures for 5–7 grades; Admission procedure for 8th grade; Admission procedure for 11th grade: IB Diploma Programme; Open days; Admission for the 2026/2027 academic year.

Deadlines for 2026/2027:
Registration for entrance exam – online registration
Open days: December 4 (Thursday) 15:00–17:00; January 29 (Thursday) 15:00–17:00; February 26 (Thursday) 15:00–17:00; March 26 (Thursday) 15:00–17:00
Entrance exam date I: February 2 (Monday) 10:00–12:00
Results announced by February 12, 14:00
Meetings with the admissions committee: February 16–20
Enrollment: February 20–28
Entrance exam date II: March 7 (Saturday) 10:00–12:00
Results announced by March 14, 14:00
Meetings with the admissions committee: March 16–20
Enrollment: March 20–30
Entrance exam date III: April 4 (Saturday) 10:00–12:00
Results announced by April 10, 14:00
Meetings with the admissions committee: April 14–20
Enrollment: April 20–30
Admission of international students: On an individual schedule
English placement test for admitted students: June 4 (Thursday) 15:00–16:30

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St. George International School & Preschool

Instructs in English, Bulgarian

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees BGN 22,428 - 37,772

Pupils 750

Type Co-educational

St. George International School & Preschool is a private international school in Sofia, Bulgaria, serving children from age 2 to 18. The curriculum blends Cambridge International Education for Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE and A Levels with Edexcel IGCSE and AP options, while aligning with Bulgaria's State Educational Standards. English and Bulgarian are the official languages, with ESL and Bulgarian as a Second Language support to strengthen language development. Since 2016 the school has operated from a central Sofia site covering about 24,385 square metres, designed for contemporary learning, arts and sport. Facilities include over 90 classrooms, science and humanities spaces, libraries, two school gyms, an indoor pool, a large performing arts hall, an 827-square-metre event area, and medical rooms. Extracurriculars span sport, arts, robotics and coding, and cultural activities. Leadership and career guidance are supported by a Student Council and Duke of Edinburgh, with university destination planning and community ties.

Location

47 Nikola Y. Vaptsarov Blvd, 1407 Sofia, Bulgaria. The school is located in the city center of Sofia. The building moved to this site in 2016.

Stages

Preschool 2–5 years; Primary 0–4th grade; Lower secondary 5th–7th grade; Cambridge IGCSE (8th–10th grade); Cambridge A-level (11th–12th grade)

Type

Private international school and preschool in Sofia, Bulgaria. Cambridge International Education programmes (Cambridge Primary, IGCSE, and A-levels) are used. The official languages are English and Bulgarian.

Country affiliation

Bulgaria

School day structure

The school day starts at 8:15 AM and ends between 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM, depending on age.

Bus service

Yes. The school works with a subcontractor that provides transport. It is available to children aged 3 and above and runs on school days from September 15 to May 31; transport is not offered during school holidays.

Uniform Requirement

The school has a three-part uniform: formal, casual, and sportswear. The formal uniform is compulsory for formal events and is available to purchase online. Items vary by year group, and Grades 11–12 do not have a prescribed uniform, with students expected to wear smart business-like attire.

Food Options

All meals are prepared on-site in the school kitchen from environmentally friendly products with documentation. Meals are prepared in accordance with the Bulgarian Institute for Standardization and the Bulgarian Agency for Food Safety, using techniques such as steaming and braising or frying with little oil; daily meals include breakfast, a morning snack, lunch with a choice of dishes, an afternoon snack, and optional fresh juice on request.

Governance and Ownership

St. George International School and Preschool operates under Bulgarian entities St. George School EOOD and St. George Preschool EOOD, with tuition contracts between each entity and parents. The school is registered as Cambridge Primary School and Cambridge International School under ISN BG032 and is an Accredited COBIS member, reflecting its governance and accreditation framework. The school's address is 47 Nikola Y. Vaptsarov Blvd, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Application / admission fee
- The admission fee is a one-off, non-refundable payment due when parents express a desire to apply. The admission fee covers document review, the candidate's trial day (including food), the entry exam and related administrative processing. The admission fee is not charged for applicants to Grade 5 and Grade 8.

Guarantee deposit
- A guarantee deposit of EUR 1,000 is payable when signing the tuition contract. This is a one-off payment that secures the student's place and may be used to cover damage or late payment; any remaining balance is refundable after completion of tuition.

Tuition fees (annual / per-term information and instalment rules)
- Annual tuition fees are quoted in euro and are shown as annual amounts when paid in a single (one‑off) instalment. When parents select staggered payment plans, additional charges apply: paying in 2 instalments adds 3%, in 3 instalments adds 8%, and in 10 instalments adds 10% to the tuition total. For the 10-instalment plan the first instalment amount is specified (EUR 4,000 for full‑day CIE students; EUR 2,500 for half‑day Bulgarian-diploma students) and the remainder is split into nine equal payments. New students pay their first instalment within 7 days of signing the contract; returning students' first instalment for the following year is due by 31 May. Deadlines for the 2026/27 payment-plan options include 31 May (single instalment) and a schedule of dates for 2, 3 or 10 instalments (for example: 31 May, 10 Nov, 10 Mar or monthly dates when 10 instalments are selected).

Tuition fees by year group (per-grade amounts / per-term breakdown)
- The school publishes a grade-by-grade table of annual tuition fees (amounts shown in euro for single-payment settlement). The protected fee table itself was not accessible for extraction while preparing this overview, so specific per-grade numeric tuition amounts (per term or per year group) cannot be reproduced here. The school's published fee structure confirms that the listed annual amounts are the reference figures and that instalment surcharges and the first-instalment rules above apply when parents choose staggered payments.

Billing schedule and payment terms (how and when fees are billed and due)n- Payment plans available: one, two, three or ten instalments. Instalment surcharges apply as above (2/3/10 instalments = +3% / +8% / +10%).
- Typical due dates shown for the 2026/27 plan: 1 instalment: 31 May; 2 instalments: 31 May and 10 Nov; 3 instalments: 31 May, 10 Nov and 10 Mar (dates shown in the published payment plan); 10 instalments: 31 May then successive 10th-of-month dates across the academic year. New-student first instalment due within 7 days of contract signature; returning-student first instalment due by 31 May for the next academic year. Additional charges and rules (penalties) are set out in the school's general terms.

Boarding fees
- No boarding fees are listed because the school's published materials do not show a boarding provision; transport, meals and day-school extras are described as separate, optional services. Boarding fees are therefore not applicable.

Other compulsory or additional costs
- Educational resources fee: set annually, payable with the first instalment according to the chosen payment plan; paid separately from tuition and not refundable. This covers subscriptions to online platforms, textbooks, basic stationery packs and devices where specified (a personal tablet is provided for students in certain grades).
- Exam fees: determined annually, payable with the first instalment; paid separately from tuition and non-refundable. External and Cambridge examination fees (Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS/A‑Level) and additional exam-related practical component charges (where applicable) are charged in addition to tuition.
- Food / catering: calculated and billed separately from tuition. For full‑day students (CIE): food with first‑morning breakfast is shown at EUR 13.90 per school day for Primary (Grades 1–4) and EUR 15.30 per school day for Lower/Upper Secondary (Grades 5–12). Food without the first morning breakfast is shown at EUR 12.80 per day for Primary and EUR 14.20 per day for Grades 5–12. Fresh juice (optional) is charged (EUR 2.30 per day). Food may be paid annually or in two instalments; a year‑end recalculation reimburses unused food fees for medically documented absences. A mandatory small morning snack for certain grades is charged as an annual fee (Grade 1: EUR 230; Grades 8–9: EUR 255).
- Transport: provided by an independent licensed company; the transport fee is calculated and billed separately and parents contract directly with the carrier.
- Extracurricular activities (sports, music, applied / performing / fine arts, technology, design etc.): charged separately and are non‑refundable once paid; enrolment and payment follow an additional schedule through the school's electronic platform.
- School uniform: required for Grades 1–10; uniform items are charged separately and are not covered by tuition or discounts.

Discounts and sibling policy
- Sibling discounts on the tuition fee: second child from one family receives a 5% tuition discount; each subsequent child receives a 10% discount; for twins, a 15% discount is applied to one twin. Discounts do not apply to the guarantee deposit, admission fee, educational resources fee, exam fees, school trips, uniform, food, transport, or extracurricular blocks outside the compulsory programme.

Refunds and termination / leave before end of year
- If parents terminate a tuition contract with the required one-month notice before the end of the school year, the tuition fee is reimbursed according to the school's published schedule: leave dated from 15 September to 30 October – 25% (reimbursement basis shown); from 1 November to 31 January – 20%; from 1 February to 31 March – 15%. The educational resources fee, admission fee and exam fees are not refundable. The general terms also set a contractual penalty in specific withdrawal windows (an amount of EUR 2,500 is referenced in the school's general terms for certain unilateral contract terminations in the period between signing a payment plan and the start of lessons; this penalty may be partially deducted from the guarantee deposit up to the smaller amount).

Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods include bank transfer and card payments at a POS terminal; payments may also be made by debit or credit card and by bank transfer to the account specified in the tuition contract. Fees are payable to the school account details shown on invoices and in the payment plan enclosed with the tuition contract.

Brief note on unavailable per‑grade numeric tuition amounts
- The school's published 2026/27 fees page indicates a grade-by-grade tuition table (annual amounts in euro) and the instalment and billing rules, but the numeric tuition table itself could not be extracted from the published page during this check (the page presents the fee table as protected content). Specific per-grade tuition figures and per‑term breakdowns therefore could not be reproduced in this overview. The school's published materials do, however, set out the guarantee deposit, instalment surcharges, payment deadlines, food charges, educational resources and exam fees, sibling discounts and the refund / termination schedule summarized above.

Curriculum

The school follows the Cambridge International Education programme for Primary and Lower Secondary education, preparing students for IGCSE, AS, and A-level certificates, in addition to the State Educational Standards of the Ministry of Education and Science of Bulgaria.

Student Teacher Ratio

Class sizes range from 15 to 18 in the primary stage and up to 22 in higher levels. The school has about 715 students and around 190 teachers and supporting staff.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates attend universities worldwide, including Edinburgh, Oxbridge, Kings College, UCL, St. Andrews, Hong Kong University, Stanford, Durham, EPFL, Sofia University Kliment Ohridski, Medical University Sofia, and others.

Gifted and Talented

The school offers full or partial scholarships for upper-secondary students with demonstrated talents in sports, music, mathematics, or the arts.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school runs a Parent-Teacher Association that organises safe, developmentally appropriate social and cultural activities that enrich each student's educational experience. The PTA's mission revolves around the belief that successful young individuals begin their educational journey within a diverse and inclusive community. With more than 36 nationalities under one roof, every child and member is valued, supported, and cherished. The Student Council provides student leadership with representatives from each grade and works on school projects with teachers and management. These structures support students' social development and active participation in school life.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

There is a programme for gifted and talented students and students with special educational needs. St. George International School and Preschool is committed to developing confident, motivated, self-disciplined learners who can realise their full potential. These learners are supported to make responsible contributions to the world.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

High-level proficiency in the English language is a prerequisite for accessing educational content in all subjects. At the beginning of the school year, tests assessing English language proficiency are conducted for all students. Depending on the results, the school provides support through consultations, individual work, or additional activities after the regular school day.

Mental Wellbeing

The school promotes wellbeing through a diverse and inclusive community and safe, developmentally appropriate social and cultural activities organized by the PTA. The Student Council and other community activities encourage student voice and engagement, contributing to wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The Safeguarding Children Policy and Procedures outlines safeguarding roles and responsibilities. Trained Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) are listed: Kremena Peneva (DSL); Andriana Chomakovska (DSL); Lilly Naydenova (DSL). Associate Designated Safeguarding Leads (ADSLs) are Tsvetanka Doganova and Alexandra Petraru. Safeguarding is the responsibility of every adult and student, and the policy applies to all staff, students, parents/guardians and others involved with the school; it is implemented to keep children safe and to promote their welfare. The policy is written in alignment with international and national guidance, including the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and related local laws, and is supported by detailed procedures for reporting concerns and taking prompt action.

Admissions

Admission and enrollment information is provided to help parents and students make an informed decision about St. George International School and Preschool; information meetings with the Admission and Communication department are organized. Admission begins with filling in the online application. For the 2024-2025 school year, admission exams are required for students entering preparatory, first, fifth, or eighth grade. Fees are published on the school's website and updated annually by March; tuition differs for returning and new students, and there are additional costs such as a guarantee deposit, educational resources, exams, meals, uniforms, transportation, and other charges. Scholarships may be available for upper secondary education, with opportunities for full or partial scholarships for students with demonstrated talents in sports, music, mathematics, and/or the arts who may not have the means to pay regular tuition. Admissions for the next academic year take place in January, February, and March according to a schedule set by the school; admissions during the current academic year are possible depending on availability, with an individual examination session. The admission procedure lasts about 20 days from the admission date. Informational tours are regularly organized, with contact numbers and email addresses provided for admissions. Preschool admissions for children aged 2 to 5 are year-round and subject to available places; the preschool operates in English, with Bulgarian used in Bulgarian contexts; group sizes in preschool and school settings are published, and uniforms are available for all age groups. The school is located at 47 Nikola Y. Vaptsarov Blvd, 1407 Sofia.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available for upper secondary education; there are opportunities for full or partial scholarships for students with demonstrated talents in sports, music, mathematics, and/or the arts, who may not have the financial means to pay regular tuition.

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Darbi College

Instructs in English

Ages 14 - 18 years

Fees BGN 32,804 - 34,135

Darbi College Sofia is a Cambridge International school at 58 Rakovski Street in Sofia, Bulgaria, offering the Cambridge pathway for students aged 14 to 18—from Reception through IGCSE and A Levels. IGCSE is offered for 14–16 with a range of subjects and assessment methods (written, oral, practical) and leads to Cambridge International AS and A Levels. The A Level program is typically two years; AS Levels are typically one year. All subjects except Bulgarian Language are taught in English. The Reception year develops English and Bulgarian fluency, maths and ICT skills, science knowledge, and critical thinking under a Personal Tutor, with continuous assessment (75%) and a final exam (25%). The campus has dedicated classrooms and science facilities and supports extracurricular activities, including annual charity campaigns for the local community. Founded as Bulgaria's first British Sixth-form college, Darbi College has established strong Cambridge ties and provides private tuition for Oxbridge and other admission tests.

Location

58 Rakovski Street, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria

Stages

Reception year; IGCSE (Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education); A Level; Oxbridge

Type

Cambridge International school in Sofia, Bulgaria

Country affiliation

Bulgaria

Application fees
- Entrance/entry test administration and review: BGN 30 per exam, payable at the time of the test.
- No separate, fixed "application fee" amount is published on the school's Admissions pages.

Tuition fees (per academic year) and associated textbook/study-materials charges
- Reception year: EUR 16,858. Textbook and/or study materials price: EUR 803.
- IGCSE (first year): EUR 17,227. Textbook and/or study materials price for IGCSE 1st year: EUR 631.
- IGCSE (second year): EUR 17,227. Textbook and/or study materials price for IGCSE 2nd year: EUR 631.
- IGCSE (2 years in 1): EUR 19,688. Textbook and/or study materials price for IGCSE 2 years in 1: EUR 738.
- A Level (first year / AS): EUR 17,596. Textbook and/or study materials price for AS: EUR 781.
- A Level (second year / A2): EUR 17,596. Textbook and/or study materials price for A2: EUR 246.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school's public admissions and tuition pages provide the annual tuition and textbook/study-material amounts above but do not publish a detailed billing schedule (termly instalments, deadlines, late-payment penalties) or standard payment terms. Parents should confirm the billing schedule and any deadline-related conditions directly with the college's administration.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Darbi College operates as a full‑day school; boarding accommodation is not offered as part of the College's regular provision, and no boarding fees are published.

Other costs and fees
- Textbook and/or study-materials charges are listed separately for each year group (see tuition lines above).
- A separate administrative/review fee for entrance examinations is stated as BGN 30 per exam. Additional exam fees (external Cambridge exam entry charges) or optional extras (private lessons, extended extracurricular activities, trips, special resources) may incur further costs; specific prices for those items are not published on the tuition pages.
- No uniform price is published on the school pages reviewed.

Refund information
- A formal refund policy (for withdrawal, cancellation, or changed enrolment) is not published on the school's publicly available admissions/tuition pages. Parents should request the College's written refund and cancellation terms when completing enrolment.

Fee payment options
- Specific accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit/debit card, international payment services, e‑payment portals) are not listed on the published tuition or admissions pages. The College provides direct contact phone numbers and an email address for administrative enquiries; parents should obtain the school's official payment instructions and account details from the administration.

Brief note on available published information
- The school publishes clearly the annual tuition amounts and the separate textbook/study‑materials charges for each year group for the 2026–2027 academic year; an entrance-test administrative fee of BGN 30 is recorded on the site. Detailed items that are commonly required for a full fees schedule for database use—such as a stated application fee amount (if any), the billing schedule (term dates and instalment deadlines), a formal refund/cancellation policy, uniform costs, and explicit payment-method options—are not published on the admissions/tuition pages that accompany the annual fee figures. Parents should request these items in writing from the College's administration when arranging enrolment.

Curriculum

Cambridge International IGCSE is offered for 14–16-year-olds with a range of subjects and assessment methods (written, oral, and practical). It is recognised by universities and provides a pathway to Cambridge International AS & A Levels. Cambridge International AS & A Levels are available; the A Level program is typically a two-year course and AS Level is typically one year. Available subjects include Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Economics, English Literature, French (A Level only), Further Mathematics, Geography, History, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology.

Exam Results

Cambridge International May/June 2025 exam results show outstanding students in AS and A Level and in IGCSE. Example results include David Tsankov – A in A Level Chemistry, A in A Level Further Mathematics, A in A Level Physics; Polina Kyuchukova – A in A Level Mathematics; Stela Ivanova – A in A Level Mathematics; Stella Encheva – A in A Level Biology. In AS and IGCSE, Kristin Mechkarova – a in AS Business, a in AS Economics, a in AS Geography; Elina Tyagunenko – a in AS Literature, a in AS Psychology; Eleonora Nikolova – a in AS Literature; Kalina Kostova – a in AS Economics. In IGCSE, Yosif Ermenkov – A in English as a Second Language, A in Mathematics, A in Physics; Sofia Braun – A in English as a Second Language; Aleksandra Florinskaya – A in French; Angelina Dimitrov – A in English as a Second Language, A in French.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have progressed to higher education at the University of Leicester (Law), BIMM Institute (Music Business), University of Kent (Law), and Loughborough University (Psychology).

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Cosmos International School

Instructs in English, Bulgarian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees BGN 16,153

Pupils 400

Type Co-educational

Cosmos International School offers a Cambridge curriculum from preschool to upper secondary, including Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE and options for A‑Levels or IB Diploma. The school serves ages 3 to 18 and uses English‑medium instruction alongside Bulgarian language studies. In Primary, students study Cambridge Primary English, Cambridge Primary Mathematics, Cambridge Primary Science and Art & Design, with Bulgarian language and literacy; additional languages include German, Spanish, Russian and Italian. Lower Secondary (grades 5–7) covers Cambridge English, Mathematics, Science, Art & Design, Digital Literacy and ICT, plus Bulgarian language, History and Civilization, Geography, Chemistry, Physics and Biology, with sports, theatre, yoga, gardening and camps; German, Spanish, Russian and Italian remain available. Upper Secondary (grades 8–12) centers on IGCSE, with pathways to IB or A‑Levels; core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography and ICT, with Wellbeing and options like Economics, Travel and Tourism and Foreign Languages. Curriculum runs across ages.

Location

Located in the village of Osoitsa in the Gorna Malina municipality near Sofia, Bulgaria. The school address is Osoitsa, Cosmos Intl. School. The village of Osoitsa sits within the Sofia region and the school serves residents of Osoitsa and nearby areas.

Stages

Primary; Lower Secondary; Upper Secondary & Advanced

Type

International school

School day structure

School days Monday–Friday 08:00–18:00.

Bus service

Transportation with school buses from and to Sofia; transportation with school buses in the region. Fees: from and to Sofia 250 EUR; region 200 EUR.

Boarding Arrangements

Boarding is available for Lower Secondary students. The boarding fee is 600 BGN per month (255 EUR), or 5,400 BGN (2,775 EUR) for the school year.

Food Options

Meals (fruit, lunch, PM snack) are provided. A food fee of 270 BGN (138 EUR) applies.

Governance and Ownership

Cosmos International School is a private secondary school licensed by the Ministry of Education and accredited by the Cambridge International Programme.

Application fees
- The application fee for a trial day is 100 EUR (195.58 BGN). This fee includes trial days, personalised feedback on the trial, meals during the trial (fruit, lunch, PM snack) and transport services if required.

One-off / upfront fees
- School supply fee (payable annually): 300 EUR (586.75 BGN).
- Deposit fee (place-holding/security): 1,000 EUR (1,955.83 BGN).

Tuition fees by year group and payment option
- For the 2026/2027 academic year (general school rate):
- Monthly paid tuition (September–June): 850 EUR per month (1,662.46 BGN).
- Tuition paid on a 5-month plan (with 3% discount): 4,122 EUR total for the spring and autumn terms.
- Annual tuition paid in full (with 8% discount): 7,820 EUR for the school year (15,294.59 BGN).
- A special monthly rate for families in the local region: 680 EUR per month (1,329.96 BGN).

- For the 2025/2026 academic year (detailed by school stage):
- Primary: application fee 100 BGN (50 EUR); school supply fee 400 BGN (210 EUR); deposit 1,000 BGN (500 EUR); monthly tuition (Sept–June) 1,400 BGN (715 EUR); 5-month plan 6,650 BGN (3,392 EUR); annual paid in full 12,600 BGN (6,426 EUR).
- Lower Secondary: application fee 100 BGN (50 EUR); school supply fee 500 BGN (260 EUR); deposit 1,000 BGN (510 EUR); monthly tuition (Sept–June) 1,400 BGN (715 EUR); 5-month plan 6,650 BGN (3,392 EUR); annual paid in full 12,600 BGN (6,426 EUR).
- Upper Secondary & Advanced (2025/26 figures): application fee 100 BGN (50 EUR); school supply fee 500 BGN (260 EUR); deposit 1,000 BGN (510 EUR); monthly tuition (Sept–June) 2,000 BGN (1,022 EUR); 5-month plan 9,500 BGN (4,857 EUR); annual paid in full 18,000 BGN (9,203 EUR). A limited-time discounted monthly figure and alternative annual amounts were also published for specific enrolment promotions.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Monthly billing option runs September through June (ten monthly installments).
- Alternative billing options are available with discounts: a multi-payment 5-month plan (discount applied) and a one-payment annual option (larger discount applied). Specific discount rates shown are: 3% for the 5-month plan and 8% for annual payment in the 2026/2027 schedule; earlier published schedules showed 5% (5-month) and 10% (annual) discounts for 2025/2026.
- A deposit is required to secure a place (deposit amount listed under one-off fees).

Boarding (where applicable)
- Boarding was published as an option in the 2025/2026 materials at 600 BGN per month (255 EUR per month) or 5,400 BGN (2,775 EUR) for the full school year. Boarding details were listed separately from day-student tuition.

Other costs and recurring extras
- Food (fruit, lunch, PM snack): 180 EUR (352.05 BGN) per year in the 2026/2027 schedule; earlier figures for 2025/2026 appeared at different BGN/EUR amounts.
- Transportation (school buses): from/to Sofia 250 EUR (488.96 BGN) per year; regional routes 200 EUR (391.17 BGN) per year.
- Clubs and extracurricular activity fees (examples): judo 60 EUR (117.35 BGN); gymnastics 45–60 EUR depending on year and offer; breakdance 45 EUR; folk dance 45–50 EUR; chess 30–40 EUR; various clubs such as volleyball, handball, comics, film, art typically range around 20–39.12 EUR/BGN listed equivalents per activity. Camps and competition/olympiad fees are charged according to the specific offer and are payable in addition to tuition. Second foreign language books are listed at 80 EUR (156.47 BGN) where applicable.

Discounts and special rates
- Early-enrolment, sibling and local residence discounts have been published: example discounts include a high-school limited-time enrolment discount, second/third child discount of 10% (capped so total discounts cannot exceed 15%), and a special family rate (e.g., a published special rate of 1,000 BGN for families residing in Elin Pelin and Gorna Malina on earlier schedules).

Refund information
- Published fee materials list application, supply, deposit and tuition amounts but do not include a clear standalone refund policy or explicit text on which fees (if any) are refundable or non‑refundable in every circumstance within the fee documents reviewed. The deposit and application fees are shown as required payments but specific refund terms are not stated in the publicly published fee sheet and fee summary documents accessed.

Fee payment options
- The publicly posted fee schedules and fee PDFs list amounts, payment plans and discounts but do not specify accepted payment channels (for example, explicit mention of bank transfer, credit card, online payment provider or in-person payment methods is not included in the published fee documents reviewed). For confirmed accepted payment channels, contact by the school's published office email or telephone is required.

Notes on what was found and remaining items to confirm
- The fee overview above presents the published tuition, one-off charges, discounts, extras and boarding rates as published in the school's fee documents for 2026/2027 where available and for 2025/2026 where stage-specific or boarding figures were shown. The published materials reviewed do not contain an explicit, line-by-line refund policy or a list of accepted payment channels; those items were not stated in the fee schedules and fee summary documents accessed.

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