Compare International Schools in Lithuania

Alytus St Benedict's Gymnasium is a co-educational Catholic gymnasium in Alytus, Lithuania, for students aged 11 to 18. The school combines the Dutch curriculum with International Baccalaureate programs and is a candidate IB World School for the Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. It supports a broad, values-based education that develops students' academic, physical and social capacities within a Catholic framework. Facilities include a dedicated 3D class, a 3D printer and science laboratories, plus an interactive Funtronic floor. The swimming pool supports swimming lessons and non-formal education, and the building is accessible to disabled students. Since 2017, Integrated Science Education has been implemented in grades 5–8, and the school operates an All-Day School (VMM) opened in 2018. The campus hosts 46 non-formal clubs and multiple international projects, including Erasmus+ mobility, English, French and Spanish language clubs and partnerships with schools in Ireland and Germany. The Duke of Edinburgh program strengthens leadership and service within IB MYP activities.

Deutsche Schule Vilnius is an Auslandsschule der Bundeswehr located on the campus of the Lithuanian Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Vilnius. The school teaches in German and follows North Rhine-Westphalia standards, offering primary education (grades 1–4) and secondary levels (grades 5–10) with Hauptschule, Realschule and Gymnasium tracks, plus grade 11. The Gymnasium upper level is to be developed by 2028/29, with Abitur examinations planned for 2028/29. Textbooks are provided by the school, and certificates earned at Auslandsschulen der Bundeswehr are nationally recognized. The primary school began operating on an interim site in September 2025, with grades 5–11 to be added in 2026/27 and relocation to target infrastructure within five to seven years. English is taught from grade 3, French from grade 7 (gymnasial track), and Spanish may be chosen from grade 11 under certain conditions. German instruction supports younger students' language development and a German kindergarten sits nearby.

Erudito Lyceum Kaunas is a bilingual international day school offering education from early childhood through the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Students can follow either Lithuanian national classes or international classes, with the IB Primary Years Programme in the primary years and the IB Diploma Programme in Grades 11–12. Teaching is delivered in English and Lithuanian, with a strong emphasis on project-based learning, entrepreneurship, technological literacy and real-world problem solving. Class sizes are capped at 20 students, allowing teachers to work closely with each learner. Beyond the classroom, students can participate in activities including LEGO robotics, programming, chess, theatre, basketball, karate and 3D modelling. A distinctive feature of the school is its Scandinavian-inspired philosophy of integrated education, where students regularly collaborate with organisations from the arts, business and public sectors to solve authentic challenges through interdisciplinary projects rather than learning subjects in isolation.

Erudito Lyceum – Kaunas Campus is a private international bilingual school located at J. Gruodžio g. 9 in the centre of Kaunas. It offers a combined educational journey with International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes and national pathways. Primary education (Grades 0–4) follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), while the Diploma Programme (DP) for Grades 11–12 is taught in English. Cambridge Secondary and Cambridge IGCSE support learners in the middle years as part of the national framework. The school is coeducational and serves students ages 1 to 18, with campuses in Kaunas and Vilnius. The Kaunas campus features an ergonomic, modern setting with a focus on well‑being, nutritious meals by Chef Gian Luca Demarco, and a Child Welfare team. Extracurriculars span lifestyle and wellbeing, arts, languages, and academics, with after‑school care from 15:00 to 18:00 (15:00–17:00 for Grade V). Notable features include curiosity, creativity, and collaboration with arts and business worldwide.

Gravity International School in Vilnius teaches Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula in a bilingual setting with English and Lithuanian. The Cambridge Curriculum provides the academic framework across Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint, IGCSE, and AS/IALevels. The school emphasizes project-based learning, international projects, and online intercultural collaboration through eTwinning. With small class sizes and a student body of over 220, including 40% international students, Gravity creates a diverse, welcoming community. The campus offers facilities and programmes to support ongoing learning: Cambridge International Projects, holiday programmes, Erasmus+, and a Summer Camp. Extra curricular activities span from Arts workshops to educational trips and hands-on interdisciplinary projects. Notable features include a structured focus on language development through bilingual education and a culture of holistic learning, mindfulness, and environmental awareness through sustainability initiatives. The school fosters character, creativity, and global citizenship, preparing students for exams and for life. The school welcomes diverse families and international learners.

Guliverio Akademija is a Western Australian international school, offering the Australian Curriculum to students aged 6 to 18. The school delivers an international bilingual program that combines Western Australian and Lithuanian educational practices, aligning with the Western Australian Curriculum as overseen by the School Curriculum and Standards Authority. Although based in Lithuania, students are officially part of the Australian education system and registered within an international Australian school. The program integrates Lithuanian language, history and culture into English instruction, with bilingual education delivered in Lithuanian and English. In 2024–2025, the Western Australian Department of Education accredited Guliverio Akademija as a Western Australian International School, and the Lithuanian Ministry of Education, Science and Sport permits WA primary, middle, and secondary programs for Grades 1–12. The school emphasizes collaboration, emotional intelligence, and self-awareness, drawing on the Tavistock group relations model, led by Stephen George Lee and Rūta Gustainienė, who strive to ensure every child is heard, valued, and supported to grow.

The International Ukrainian School in Lithuania, Kaunas Campus, follows the Ukrainian state curriculum approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine. Instruction is in Ukrainian, and students can obtain the state-standard certificate of complete secondary education, with the right to pursue higher education in France and in Lithuania. In Lithuania, pupils learn Lithuanian, English and French from the first grade. The Kaunas campus is located at Žeimenos g.58, Kaunas, and is part of a wider network that includes Vilnius, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Panevėžys and Lentvaris. Since its expansion to Lithuania in 2022, at the initiative of the Embassy of Ukraine, the school has grown to serve over 2,000 students with about 200 teachers across Europe. On-site facilities include up-to-date timetables published at each branch, weekend classes with some weekday options, nutritious meals, and a library of over 2,000 books. The MUSH Creative Workshop provides arts and opportunities for students and adults.

International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Klaipėda Campus offers a Ukrainian state international school program approved by Ukraine's Ministry of Education, taught on a Bespoke Curriculum. Located at Alyvų g. 10, Klaipėda, it is part of a wider network that began in 2022 and now includes branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys. The school educates children in Ukrainian, with the right to obtain the Ukrainian state standard secondary education certificate and to pursue higher education in France and Lithuania. From the first grade, Lithuanian, English and French are taught, alongside Lithuanian support to aid integration and extracurricular participation. Facilities include a library with over 2000 books and a dining room offering nutritious meals with weekly menus. Classes are typically held on weekends, with some branches offering weekday sessions. The curriculum blends formal study with language and career-oriented activities across branches, including extensive language clubs and arts programs. Opportunities.

International Ukrainian School of Lithuania — Panevėžys Campus is part of a network of Ukrainian state international schools operating in Lithuania and other EU countries. The Panevėžys campus teaches the Ukrainian state international school programme approved by the Ukrainian Ministry of Education, with Ukrainian as the language of instruction and a certificate of complete secondary education aligned to the Ukrainian state standard. The network operates in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys, having educated thousands of students and supported dozens of teachers across the five cities. Students benefit from enrichment programs and language clubs, including French (DELF preparation) and English, with pathways to higher education in France and Lithuania. On-site facilities include a dining room (10:00–13:00) and a library (9:00–15:00) described as an oasis of knowledge. A broad non-formal education program covers IT, design and visual arts, theatre, dance, music, and Lithuanian, English, French, and German language activities for students.

Located at Architektų g. 1, Šiauliai, International Ukrainian School – Šiauliai Campus is part of a network operating in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys. The school has been teaching for 18 years across 13 countries and is the largest Ukrainian school in Europe. Students study under a programme approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine. The campus offers facilities such as a dining room serving meals (10:00–13:00) and a library with more than 2,000 Ukrainian books; donations of Ukrainian-language books are welcome. Social support for the 2026–2027 school year includes free meals for eligible students and school-supply assistance; preschoolers and students in Grades 1–2 receive free lunch automatically. Extracurriculars include language clubs (French with DELF preparation; English; German; Lithuanian), IT and Young Botanists, MUSH Creative Workshop, theatre and Ukrainian-Lithuanian dances, and cooking and handicraft programs. The school follows Ukrainian standards with a focus on language development and culture.

International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Vilnius Campus is part of the International Ukrainian School network, the largest Ukrainian school in Europe. It delivers Ukrainian-language education with a state-standard Certificate of Complete Secondary Education issued by Ukraine, and its programs are approved by Ukraine's Ministry of Education. In Lithuania, students study Lithuanian, English, and French from first grade. The Vilnius campus operates at two sites: Studentų g. 39 and A. Juozapavičiaus g. 11. The network includes branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Panevėžys, and Lentvaris. Established in 2022 at the initiative of the Embassy of Ukraine in Lithuania, the school serves about 2,700 students across Europe with around 200 teachers. More than 2,000 Ukrainian-language books fill the library, and MUSH Creative Workshop provides art education. Extracurriculars cover arts, music, and sports. The school preserves Ukrainian identity for families temporarily residing in Lithuania and enables graduates to pursue higher education in France and Lithuania.

Kaunas Jesuit High School, Kauno jėzuitų gimnazija, is a non-state Catholic school located at Rotušės a. 9, Kaunas, Lithuania. It traces its roots to 1649 and is the oldest continually operating school in the city, re-established in 1991. The school offers primary (1st–4th), basic (5th–10th), and secondary (11th–12th) education, and runs a Pre-IB Diploma Programme alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme taught in English for 11th–12th graders. Enrollment covers primary, the fifth grade, the first gymnasium, Pre-IB, and IB diploma classes. A multifunctional science and sports center is under construction. Facilities include a library, cafeteria, a small sports hall (former cinema) and an outdoor basketball court, plus a Retreat Home in Kulautuva for spiritual development. The school belongs to the Worldwide Jesuit Education Network and emphasizes service, leadership, and global-minded learning, including robotics, world schools debating championships, and exchanges. Weekly Mass and the Magis mission strengthen community life for students.

Kaunas Jonas Jablonskis Gymnasium is a Lithuanian gymnasium for ages 14 to 18 located at Aušros g. 3, Kaunas. The school offers an International Baccalaureate program, with the Diploma Programme taught in English and the Middle Years Programme delivered in English and Lithuanian. It also includes a Bespoke Curriculum to tailor learning. The school has been an IB World School since May 2020. The campus features a library with reading room, 12 computers with internet access and a SMART interactive whiteboard, as well as a 1977 sports hall and outdoor sport facilities. The institution maintains a school museum and hosts cultural events, including musical performances such as the WAY Concert. Extracurricular activities are organized under clubs including Arts and Creative, Academic and Intellectual, and Leadership and Professional. The school supports student wellbeing with a psychologist and provides a Student Parliament and a Career Specialist to support leadership and career development.

Kaunas Jurgio Dobkevicius Progymnasium is a public municipal progymnasium in Kaunas, Lithuania, offering IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) alongside a bespoke curriculum. Instruction is in Lithuanian, with several lessons delivered in English; from grade 5 students may study a second language such as French or German, supported by the EMILE program that integrates language learning with subject study. The school runs preparatory Pre-IB classes to prepare for the MYP, with a multilingual approach that includes model aircraft projects and information technology integration. It is a Candidate School for PYP and MYP and emphasizes project-based learning showcased at a project fair. The campus features an on-site stadium and a swimming program funded by Kaunas City Municipality. The Progymnasium engages in international projects, has partner schools in Japan and the Czech Republic, and pursues exchanges with France and Israel, including tandem education with Boston Lithuanian School.

Kaunas Panemunės progimnazija is a public municipal school in Kaunas offering the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) alongside a bespoke curriculum for ages 3 to 14. The campus uses Kariūnų pl. 5 for administration and Kuosų g. 22 for the main entrance. The IB PYP began in 2022, with a focus on inquiry-based learning, intercultural understanding and a holistic, sustainable worldview, including IB exhibitions and community events. In 2023 staff completed IB-related professional development totaling 1,079 hours, with 56 IB certificates issued and 15 staff completing month-long trainings. The school joined the IB World Schools network on January 16, 2026, and maintains international partnerships, including Hiracuka Minatos Primary School in Japan since 2018, plus exchanges with schools in Estonia, Switzerland and Turkey. Collaborations with Vytautas Magnus University and Vilnius University support higher‑education progression. Facilities include a library, catering services, a 333 m2 gym, 202 m2 dance halls, and art/music spaces, along with an all-day program for preschool and primary learners, serving about 391 students.

KD International School of Vilnius is a multilingual preschool and primary school operating a campus in Viršuliškės at Laisvės Avenue 58A. The school combines Lithuania’s general primary education programme with Cambridge Primary, allowing families to choose education with a local and international orientation. Teaching is provided in Lithuanian and English, with international classes designed for children who study primarily in English. The school describes its approach as child-centred and multicultural, with learning intended to develop academic knowledge, independence and communication skills. Cambridge-based teaching provides a structured foundation in subjects such as English, mathematics and science, while the Lithuanian programme maintains links with national educational requirements. The Viršuliškės location is one of the school’s Vilnius branches and serves younger learners in a day-school setting. A distinctive feature is the integration of Cambridge Primary with Lithuanian education rather than offering the two programmes as entirely separate school systems.

Klaipėdos licėjus, known in English as Klaipėda Lyceum, is a private international school in Klaipėda, Lithuania. The main campus is located at Kretingos g. 44, LT-92317, with two additional campuses at Mokyklos g. 3 and Šarlotės g. 6. The school offers both state and international IB diploma programs in English and follows a Bespoke Curriculum alongside the IB framework (MYP and DP). Founded about 30 years ago by Regina Kontautienė as a small private primary school, it has grown into the largest private school in the Klaipėda region. The curriculum combines rigorous subject study with inquiry, supported by extensive after‑school activities and a broad language program. Notable facilities include the Lyceum Gallery for arts and culture and a range of clubs in programming, debates, and foreign languages. The school also hosts the Center for Gifted and Talented Education to cultivate questioning, leadership, and independent thinking. It welcomes families from abroad.

Lycée International Français de Vilnius is a co-educational French-medium school serving children from approximately 18 months through Grade 12. Established in 1992, it follows programmes set by the French Ministry of National Education and operates within the Agency for French Education Abroad network. The school currently enrols 552 students and employs 48 teachers across two Vilnius campuses. Nursery pupils and Grade 1 students attend the Šilo campus, while Grades 2–12 study at the Subačiaus campus in the Old Town. French is the principal teaching language, supported by Lithuanian from preschool and English from age five. German, Spanish, Italian and Russian are also available. Students can participate in science and mathematics projects, arts activities, language programmes, STEAM, textile design, cooking, basketball and other after-school workshops. A distinctive feature is the school’s multilingual pathway, which combines the French national curriculum with sustained Lithuanian-language study, helping pupils continue within either French or Lithuanian education systems.

Queen Morta School is a private co-educational school operating campuses in Vilnius and Kaunas. Founded in Vilnius in 2013, it now teaches pupils from preschool through Grade 12 in Vilnius and through Grade 10 in Kaunas. The school is Lithuania’s first IB Continuum School across both cities, offering the Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes, alongside Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary education. Lithuanian is central to the school’s programme, while English is taught intensively from preschool and becomes the teaching language for all Grade 11–12 subjects. Students may also study Spanish or French, with some continuing German or Russian. Facilities at the Vilnius campus include creativity laboratories, chemistry and physics laboratories, a sensory room, language centres and sports infrastructure. A distinctive feature is the school’s contextual-learning model, developed by Austėja Landsbergienė, which connects subjects with practical situations. Extracurricular choices include STEAM, coding, medicine, debating, theatre, ceramics, football and chess.

Royal Russell School Vilnius provides a British international education aligned with Royal Russell London. The campus teaches according to the English National Curriculum, with a Lithuanian year placement used for placement, and offers Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels. Ages 1 to 18 cover Nursery to Year 9 currently, with a major expansion planned for September 2026 that will extend the building and boarding provisions. The school sits in central Vilnius on the banks of the River Neris, with a building that will house a Junior School and EYFS, a Performing Arts Centre, a STEM centre, laboratories, libraries and outdoor spaces. A team of British-trained educators supports learners, and English-language proficiency is required to access the curriculum. The programme blends British and Lithuanian traditions in an internationally focused framework. The co-curricular programme includes Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, and Leadership and Professional activities, alongside a Senior Performing Arts Group.

Saulės Gojus is a private school in Vilnius offering bilingual education in Lithuanian and English for students from kindergarten to age 18. The bespoke curriculum centres on developing the competence to learn through a coherent pathway. In primary, learning is integrated through thematic content and projects that connect knowledge to real-life contexts. In secondary, study is self-directed, with lessons and independent work guided by mentors. English is used as an everyday learning tool and a language of instruction for parts of the curriculum under CLIL, with a second foreign language available from grade 5. A team (special educator, psychologist, speech and language therapist, social educator) supports diverse needs. The timetable includes weekly theatre, chess, IT and aikido, with learning communities and clubs that emphasise collaboration and intercultural communication. The school fosters independence and creativity, hosting Morning Circles and Learning Labs and promoting wellbeing through Zippys Friends and outdoor camps too.

Šiaulių Didždvario gimnazija is a Lithuanian upper secondary school in Šiauliai, Vilniaus g. 188. It offers a bespoke curriculum with the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme. The Diploma Programme, taught in English for grades 11–12, comprises six subjects (three higher level, three standard level) with the option of a seventh, plus Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and Creativity, Activity and Service. If English is not the native language, a bilingual IB diploma may be earned, and TB DP primary education is piloted since 2024. The campus includes a modernised building with lifts and accessible entrances, upgraded utilities, a Quiet Zone for study, and Eduka digital learning licenses; a stadium and athletic fields onsite. Internationally, the school is a UNESCO Associated School since 1997 and joined the STEAM network in 2020, with Erasmus+ projects such as ARIES. Extracurriculars include Duke of Edinburgh, UNESCO Club and Debatų klubas.

Stembridge School is a private multilingual day school in Vilnius that combines the Lithuanian national curriculum with Cambridge International programmes, enrolling students aged 5–18. Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary run to age 14, followed by Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Levels. Instruction is delivered in Russian, English, and Lithuanian, with bilingual Grade 1 classes taught by two teachers—a Russian-speaker and an English-speaker. Cambridge International accreditation underpins assessment and progression. Enrollment for 2026/2027 is open for Grades 1–10; on completing Grade 10, pupils receive the Lithuanian state certificate and Cambridge IGCSE; after Grade 12 they gain both the Lithuanian diploma and Cambridge AS/A Levels. The school day starts at 9:00 and combines 45-minute classes with 80-minute modules, including a long midday break and dedicated self-study. The Vilnius campus relocated to Nemenčinės pl. 48 in 2024. The kindergarten (ages 2–7) moved to Žalgirio g. 135 in 2026. Facilities include a large hall, a closed playground, a school bus service, and meals provided by accredited suppliers for breakfast, lunch and snacks.

Versmės Tauragė Gymnasium is a municipal budgetary school in Tauragė, Lithuania, offering the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. The Diploma Programme is taught in English and follows the IB structure with six subject groups plus the core: Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity and Service. Group 1 is Lithuanian A: Literature; Group 2 is English B at HL; Groups 3–4 cover History/Geography/Economics and Biology/Chemistry/Computer Science/Physics; Group 5 is Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches; Group 6 is a second subject from Groups 3–4. English is the language of instruction in DP classes; Lithuanian is the mother tongue, with English studied as a first foreign language and German, French, or Russian available as a second foreign language. Students select six DP courses at HL/SL and complete the core; the diploma is awarded for six subjects and the core, with a maximum of 45 points and a minimum of 24. The municipality covers the IB membership fee, with examination fees applying separately. Facilities include ICT-equipped classrooms, a natural sciences laboratory, a reading room, and an assembly hall, plus two lesson-recording robots. Extracurriculars include a student parliament, arts programs, and international exchanges such as Flex.

TEMEM School in Vilnius is a private bilingual primary school offering a Cambridge Primary Programme alongside a bespoke Lithuanian curriculum. The program expands general Lithuanian primary education with English, technology and the arts, and is delivered in Lithuanian and English. Cambridge Primary Curriculum is taught in English and integrated with core subjects; English operates five times weekly with Mathematics and Science, and French begins in Grade 2. The school emphasizes STEAM, music and art, with Solfeggio, instrument lessons (piano, flute, dulcimer, ukulele, xylophone), pottery, drama and dance. Small class sizes of up to 12 students support individualized learning, guided by data-based progress tracking. Field trips, outdoor classes and after-school clubs, including robotics and programming, broaden experiential education. Staff come from diverse countries, reflecting an international atmosphere. The school is officially recognised as a Cambridge International School and nurtures bilingual, cross-language competence and international-mindedness through daily multilingual instruction and collaborative projects globally.

The American International School of Vilnius Upper School is an English-medium, co-educational day school for students in Grades 6–12. AISV was founded in 1993 and operates its Upper School campus at Subačiaus Street 41 in Vilnius Old Town. Students in Grades 6–10 follow an American and international standards-based curriculum built around inquiry, projects and subject-specific skills. Grades 11–12 may complete the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Lithuanian language and culture are included, while students can also select French, German or Spanish. Upper School facilities include science laboratories, art and music rooms, a professional recording studio, 3D printers, a gym, climbing walls, a fitness room and an outdoor sports field. A distinctive part of student life is the combination of the IB programme with National Honor Societies, Model United Nations, INTERACT, student councils and community-service projects. After-school options include robotics, programming, science, theatre, ceramics, journalism and several team sports.

The American International School of Vilnius Lower School is an English-medium, co-educational day school serving children from 18 months through Grade 5. AISV was founded in 1993, while its Lower School operates from Srovės Street 19 in a green area of Vilnius. Students follow an American-style, college-preparatory curriculum that develops literacy, mathematics, science, technology, social studies and the arts through inquiry and project work. Lithuanian language learning is also included. The campus supports early childhood and elementary education and provides a library, technology resources, creative spaces, sports provision and a cafeteria. Door-to-door school transport is available through an independent operator. A distinctive feature is the range of activities available to younger pupils, including robotics, programming, science club, ceramics, violin, musicals, swimming, cooking and yoga. Lower School classes also lead monthly assemblies where pupils present their learning, celebrate achievements and contribute to shared school events.

The British School of Vilnius is an English-medium, co-educational day school for children aged 3 to 18. Students follow the English National Curriculum, beginning with the Early Years Foundation Stage and progressing through Primary and Secondary education to internationally recognised IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. Lithuanian language, culture and heritage are included alongside the British programme, while Spanish, French and other modern languages are offered at different stages. The school’s forest campus at Miškadvario Street opened in 2023 and includes science and technology laboratories, specialist arts spaces, a full-size football pitch, basketball and tennis courts, a running track, indoor sports hall and swimming pool. A distinctive feature is its compulsory enrichment programme, through which every pupil selects termly activities combining sport, languages, coding, arts or other interests. Students can also participate in theatre productions, Model United Nations, charity projects, House competitions and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

Universa Via International School in Klaipėda, Lithuania, is a public, non-profit international day school serving students from about 2.5 to 15 years old. The curriculum combines the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme for kindergarten and Grades 1–4 with the Cambridge Primary program from Grade 5 onward. The IB PYP accreditation was achieved in 2020 and the secondary programme in 2023, reflecting a commitment to inquiry-based learning and rigorous assessment. In 2018 the school opened an English-taught class, and today around 15% of students come from abroad, creating a culturally diverse community. The institution originated in 1995 as Litorina, later becoming Universa Via tarptautinė mokykla in 2012 and, in Klaipėda, Universa Via as a public institution (VšĮ). The school serves about 165 students and offers a range of clubs across STEM, arts, and languages to enrich learning beyond the classroom. Families value its international perspective, bilingual opportunities, and community involvement locally.