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International Trilingual School of Cracow

Instructs in English, French, Polish

Ages 1 - 7 years

Fees PLN 0 - 30,568

Pupils 100

Type Co-educational

Located in the center of Krakow, the International Trilingual School of Cracow (ITSC) offers a tri-lingual early-childhood and primary education path for children aged 1 to 7. Founded in 2018, building on the experience of the International Trilingual School of Warsaw, ITSC Cracow provides nursery, preschool and primary schooling with immersion in English, French and Polish. Instruction follows six programs across nursery through primary: American Common Core; British National Curriculum (EYFS); Finnish National Curriculum; Programme d'Enseignement de l'Ecole Maternelle; Polish National Curriculum; and the Primary Years Programme. The languages of instruction are English, French and Polish, and content is shared across the three languages through immersion and the One Person, One Language method. The school opened its first grade in 2025, creating a continuous international education path. A central Krakow location, native-speaking teachers, and facilities including a playground, cloakroom and playroom support early multilingual development and social-emotional growth. The school community reflects a mix of origins and cultures and fosters tolerance.

Location

Located in the center of Kraków at ul. Św. Agnieszki 1, 31-071 Kraków. Koletek Street 2, Cracow is also used for the Cracow ITSC site. The central location provides convenient access from Nowa Huta, Bronowice, and Swoszowice.

Stages

Nursery; Pre-school; Primary school

Type

Nursery, international preschool and primary school

Country affiliation

Poland

School day structure

Day starts at 7:30. Nursery runs 7:30–17:30 (arrival, meals, language activities, outdoor time, departures). Preschool runs 7:30–18:30 (arrival, meals, language activities, outdoor time, rest, departures). A three-language timetable is integrated into daily activities and languages taught include English, French and Polish.

Fees overview (academic year 2025/26)

Application / enrollment fees
- Enrollment (one‑time registration) fee: PLN 1,920. Payable when enrollment is approved. Children enrolled in ITSC nursery are exempted from registration in preschool.

Nursery (children aged 1 to 2.5 years; 12–30 months) — fees and schedule
- One‑time guarantee (tuition) deposit: PLN 1,000. Refundable at the end of schooling.
- Monthly care payment: PLN 1,500. Payment due until the 5th working day of each month. (For eligible families participating in the program “Aktywny w żłobku” the monthly care payment may be fully covered by Government ZUS.)
- Monthly language activities payment: PLN 804.
- Daily attendance payment (only during declared holiday months): PLN 130 per day.
- Meals (breakfast, lunch, snack): PLN 21 per day. Meals are paid based on a monthly order; cancellation of the meal order is possible before 08:00 on the same day.
- Discounts and payment incentives: second and subsequent children receive a 10% reduction; full school year paid in advance receives a 5% discount.

Trilingual Preschool — fees and schedule
- Enrollment (one‑time) fee: PLN 1,920. Payable when enrollment is approved.
- Tuition guarantee deposit (refund at the end of scholarisation): PLN 1,000.
- Monthly tuition payment: PLN 2,304. Payment due until the 5th of each month.
- Daily attendance payment (only during declared holiday months): PLN 130 per day.
- Food (breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea): PLN 21 per day. Food is billed at the end of each month based on the invoice; cancellation of the meal order is possible before 08:00 on the same day.
- Discounts and payment incentives: second and subsequent children receive a 10% reduction; full school year paid in advance receives a 5% discount.

Primary school (first grade opened September 2025)
- The primary section (first grade) opened from September 2025; a public, detailed fee schedule for primary tuition is not published on the school's public pages for 2025/26. For nursery and preschool the above schedules apply.

Boarding
- Boarding is not part of the school's described offering; the school operates nursery, preschool and primary day programmes. No boarding fees are listed.

Other costs or fees
- Meal charges: PLN 21 per day (see meal billing and cancellation above).
- Language activities (nursery): PLN 804 per month.
- Holiday‑month daily attendance: PLN 130 per day (nursery and preschool).
- The public fee information does not list a uniform charge, transport/bus fee, or boarding fee for the nursery/preschool locations.

Refund information
- The tuition guarantee deposit (PLN 1,000) is refundable at the end of schooling. Enrollment fees (PLN 1,920) are listed as a one‑time non‑recurring registration payment; the deposit is the refundable item.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Monthly tuition payments (nursery and preschool) are due by the 5th working day of each month.
- Meal charges are invoiced monthly (preschool) or billed based on monthly order (nursery) and are payable per the monthly invoice; meal cancellations must be made before 08:00 on the same day.
- Discounts: second child -10%; full year paid in advance -5%.

Fee payment options
- The public fee pages describe due dates and invoice billing but do not list specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, card payment) on the published fee text. For administrative contact and invoicing queries use the school's admissions contact details (phone +48 533 321 084 or admissions@itsw.education).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school follows a holistic approach that links language learning with social and emotional development. The curriculum supports each child's individual development and encourages joyful learning. It emphasizes social adaptation, emotional and physical development, and the discovery of passions. Teachers are experienced and ensure every child feels safe in the group. Language learning is integrated across activities in English, French and Polish.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school teaches English, French and Polish through an immersion-based curriculum. Language instruction is delivered by teachers who are native speakers of the language of instruction.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through a holistic approach that combines social, emotional and physical development. The school provides a safe and nurturing environment where children learn to adapt socially and build confidence through language-rich activities.

Safeguarding

The school ensures every child feels safe in the group and provides a safe, supportive learning environment that underpins all activities.

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British International School Gdańsk

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees PLN 31,500 - 48,500

Pupils 500

Type Co-educational

British International School Gdańsk (BISG) educates children aged 3 to 18 across three eco-friendly campuses. The school provides English-medium instruction with Polish requirements, applying a progression from English Early Years Foundation Stage, through IPC in primary, IMYC in middle years, a fully bilingual Polish National Curriculum in lower secondary, to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the final two years. Core subjects are taught by specialists; Polish and Polish as a Foreign Language support are provided, with EAL and SEN assistance. Facilities include a fully equipped ICT suite, a 3D printer, laptops and tablets, a BISG Theatre, solar panels and an air-quality sensor. Enrichment spans daily clubs, language trips to Spain, France and Germany, theatre productions, MUN, STEM fairs and community service. BISG hosts students from over 40 nationalities and emphasizes inquiry-led, cross-curricular projects and the DP core: TOK, CAS and Extended Essay.

Location

Three campuses in Gdańsk, Poland: Preschool at ul. Jagiellońska 46 (80-366 Gdańsk), Lower Primary at ul. Burzyńskiego 10 (80-462 Gdańsk), and Upper Primary/Secondary at ul. Tysiąclecia 29 (80-351 Gdańsk). Located in the historical city of Gdańsk in the Tricity area on the Baltic coast.

Stages

Preschool; Lower Primary; Upper Primary; Secondary (ages 2.5–18).

Type

British international school; English is the medium of instruction; offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

Additional learning support

SEN department provides tailored therapies to meet individual needs; wellbeing spaces offer psychological support, speech and language therapy, and other individualized therapies.

Application / Registration fee

- Registration fee: PLN 2,000 per child, payable at registration. An invoice is issued after payment. Refund of the registration fee is made if the child does not secure a place or if parents withdraw from the waiting list prior to being offered a place.

Tuition fees by year group (charges shown per month; billed across 10 monthly instalments from September to June)

- Nursery — PLN 2,900 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 29,000. Per term (three terms: Autumn / Spring / Summer): PLN 9,666.67.

- Reception — PLN 2,900 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 29,000. Per term: PLN 9,666.67.

- Class 0 — PLN 3,300 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 33,000. Per term: PLN 11,000.

- Class 1 — PLN 3,400 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 34,000. Per term: PLN 11,333.33.

- Class 2 — PLN 3,400 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 34,000. Per term: PLN 11,333.33.

- Class 3 — PLN 3,400 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 34,000. Per term: PLN 11,333.33.

- Class 4 — PLN 3,600 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 36,000. Per term: PLN 12,000.

- Class 5 — PLN 3,600 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 36,000. Per term: PLN 12,000.

- Class 6 — PLN 3,600 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 36,000. Per term: PLN 12,000.

- Class 7 — PLN 4,000 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 40,000. Per term: PLN 13,333.33.

- Class 8 — PLN 4,000 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 40,000. Per term: PLN 13,333.33.

- Class 9 — PLN 4,000 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 40,000. Per term: PLN 13,333.33.

- Class 10 — PLN 4,000 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 40,000. Per term: PLN 13,333.33.

- IB Class 11 — PLN 4,500 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 45,000. Per term: PLN 15,000.

- IB Class 12 — PLN 4,500 per month. Annual total (10 months): PLN 45,000. Per term: PLN 15,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is structured as 10 monthly payments covering September to June (amounts above are the monthly instalments). Resource and one-off fees are billed as noted below. Invoices are issued and payment instructions are provided by the school's finance/accounting team. Resource fees are payable in August or on joining the school.

One-off / additional compulsory fees

- Resource fee (general): PLN 2,500 per student, payable in August or on joining the school.

- Resource fee (secondary): PLN 3,500 per secondary student, payable in August or on joining the school.

- Registration / enrolment fee: PLN 2,000 per new child (paid at registration; invoice issued).

- IB Diploma examination charges (additional, charged to parents for students taking DP assessments): EUR 90 per subject and EUR 120 for the Core, plus postage/packing; invoices for these exams are issued to Class 12 students in September. These charges are set by the IB organisation and are separate from tuition.

Other costs

- Uniform: the school operates a uniform policy. School emblem badges are available through the school and cost PLN 10 per stitched-on emblem or PLN 7 per iron-on emblem; this cost is added to the next invoice. Parents may purchase other uniform items independently or order through the school when available.

- Meals: hot lunches are available via an external catering company and are ordered through the online platform ZamówPosiłek.pl. Meal charges are handled separately via that ordering platform.

- Extra-curricular activities and trips (clubs, language trips, residential trips, camps, musical productions, exam preparation courses, etc.) are offered; participation or residential trips typically incur additional charges which are invoiced or billed separately as appropriate.

Discounts

- Sibling discount: a flat 5% discount applies for the 2nd child, 3rd child and 4th child.

Boarding

- The school operates as a day school; boarding facilities are not provided. No boarding fees apply.

Refund information (applicable items)

- Registration fee refund: the registration fee (PLN 2,000) is refundable if the child does not secure a place or if parents withdraw from the waiting list prior to being offered a place.

Fee payment options and invoicing

- Invoices are issued by the school's finance/accounting team for registration, resource fees, tuition instalments and any additional charges (IB exam invoices are issued to Class 12 in September). Payment instructions and the required details for each invoice are provided by the school accountant/finance office with the invoice. Meal orders are paid through the external meal-ordering platform. Uniform emblem charges are added to the school invoice.

Uniform Requirement

Uniform consists of BISG-branded navy jumpers or cardigans and a plain white polo shirt or shirt with the BISG logo, paired with navy, gray, or black skirts, shorts, or trousers (Preschool may wear leggings or tracksuit bottoms). All top garments must bear the BISG logo, embroidered or ironed on; logos are available from the school office. PE kit includes a white plain T-shirt, dark shorts or tracksuit trousers, and trainers with non-marking soles; indoor shoes with light soles are required.

Food Options

Lunches are provided daily by an external catering company and served at lunchtime. The catering offers meat-based and vegetarian dishes. Parents can order meals through ZamówPosiłek.pl, with options to order for the whole week or individual days; students who do not use the catering service can bring their own food.

Governance and Ownership

The school is owned by British International School PL Sp. z o.o., a private limited company in Poland. The leadership is headed by a CEO, with a Principal/CEO and a Senior Leadership Team overseeing teaching and learning, administration, welfare, and support services.

Curriculum

Preschool uses the British Early Years Foundation Stage framework combined with the Polish Podstawa Programowa. Classes 1–6 follow the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), reflecting a British approach while aligning with the Polish podstawa programowa. Classes 7–8 follow the IMYC. Classes 9–10 use a fully bilingual curriculum in line with the Polish National Curriculum for secondary; English is the primary language of instruction. Classes 11–12 pursue the Diploma Programme (DP) with six subject groups and the DP core (TOK, CAS, Extended Essay). Subjects taught by specialists include English, Polish & PFL, Maths, ICT, History, Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Music, Art and PE. Polish lessons follow the Polish core curriculum; PFL is offered for non-Polish learners. Dedicated English instruction includes SPaG, extensive reading, public speaking and exam preparation; learners also receive EAL and SEN support and access after-school clubs. The curriculum develops 21st-century skills through inquiry- and project-based learning with cross-curricular connections, ICT integration and STEM projects.

Higher Education Progression

The Diploma Programme (IB DP) is recognized worldwide and opens doors to prestigious universities both in Poland and abroad.

Gifted and Talented

Gifted students are supported by expanding the curriculum to include topics from culture such as film, painting and photography, and by running after-school, interest clubs.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school maintains an inclusive culture with a diverse student population, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and qualities to meet opportunities and challenges and to contribute positively to their communities.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The SEN department provides a supportive, inclusive environment and offers tailored therapies to meet individual students' needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

From the start, dedicated English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided, including small-group instruction. By Class 4, students are encouraged toward greater independence in language learning.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing provisions include confidential access to specialists in well-being spaces, with psychological support, speech and language therapy, and other individualized services to help students thrive emotionally and academically.

Safeguarding

Three BISG facilities provide a safe and caring environment; CCTV and secure doors ensure safety at all times. Preschool and upper primary/secondary campuses have fenced perimeters and coded gates, adding protection, and the school works with parents and authorized individuals to ensure safe pickup.

Admissions

1. Registration and documents: The registration form (Preschool form for Nursery and Reception; School form for Class 0 onwards) must be filled out and signed by both parents. Additionally, for children from Class 2 onwards, school reports for the previous two school years must be provided. 2. Interview and assessment: An admissions meeting is conducted with the candidate and their parents prior to admission. An informal interview is conducted with all Primary and Secondary applicants to assess their language skills. Secondary school applicants must pass entry tests in English Language and Mathematics. The language of instruction is English. 3. Admissions decision: A decision regarding admission is made after the meeting, interview, and analysis of the candidate's school reports and other documentation. Admission to Secondary school is confirmed only after successful completion of the entry tests. The Admissions Team reviews all materials to determine fit with BISG's programme. 4. Registration Fee & Invoice: The registration fee is 2000 zł. Instructions for paying the registration fee will be sent to the parents by the Accountant. Once the fee is paid, an invoice will be issued. 5. Placement on the List/Waiting List: After receiving the registration fee payment, the child will be placed on the list of candidates or the waiting list for the relevant class in the upcoming school year. The order of applications will be observed. Siblings of BISG students may be prioritized, provided all criteria are met. 6. Place Confirmation: If a place is being sought for the current school year, the first candidate's parents will be contacted to confirm acceptance as soon as a place becomes available in the relevant year group. For those registering for the next school year, the list of candidates will be verified around April, when we receive confirmation of continuation or resignation from the parents of our current students. This will help determine the number of vacancies for the next school year. 7. Signing the Contract: Once a place for a child is confirmed by the school and accepted by the parents, the school contract will be prepared and signed. In cases of admission for the next school year, the contract is typically signed by the end of June. 8. Refund of the Registration Fee: If a child does not secure a place at our school, or if the parents decide to withdraw from the waiting list prior to being offered a place, the registration fee will be refunded. 9. Admissions Documents to Download: School Registration Form and Preschool Registration Form. 10. Admissions Policy notes: BISG Primary School Admissions Policy outlines the criteria and required documents for classes 1–8 (registration form, birth certificate copy, last two years of school reports, 2000 zł registration fee) and the criteria including behaviour, English language proficiency, and interview; if applications exceed vacancies, the date of registration determines order, with priority for BISG siblings if criteria are met. BISG Secondary School Admissions Policy outlines entry requirements for external and internal candidates, including entrance exams in Mathematics and English or equivalent internal criteria, and an English-language interview. Waiting periods and documentation requirements are also described.

Waitlist

Waiting list overview: After the registration fee payment, the child is placed on the list of candidates or the waiting list for the relevant class in the upcoming school year. The order of applications is observed. For current-year admissions, the first candidate's parents will be contacted to confirm acceptance as soon as a place becomes available. For next-year admissions, the list of candidates is verified around April, when confirmation of continuation or resignation from current families determines the number of vacancies. If no place is offered, the registration fee is refunded.

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Lycée Français de Varsovie R. Goscinny - Middle and High school

Instructs in French

Ages 11 - 18 years

Fees PLN 35,046 - 48,764

Pupils 770

Type Co-educational

LFV Lycée Français de Varsovie René Goscinny (LFV) is a French international school in Poland delivering the French national curriculum from kindergarten through high school for ages 2 to 18. Instruction is in French, with students studying Polish, English, German and Spanish as additional languages. The school serves about 700 students from 45 nationalities and maintains average class sizes of around 22, supporting close teacher-student interaction. LFV is a member of the AEFE network, linking it to hundreds of schools worldwide. A distinctive feature is the Polish international section opened in 2020, alongside a heritage dating back to 1919 and a 2019 centennial. The campus includes a gymnasium for indoor sports and a broad extracurricular offer: more than 40 activities across arts, sports, languages and culture, with an AES program and education for sustainable development projects in partnership with organizations. The curriculum emphasizes literary, linguistic, scientific, artistic and athletic development.

Location

LFV operates on two sites in Warsaw, Poland: the main site at Walecznych 4/6 (03-916 Warszawa) and the maternelle/école élémentaire site at Konstancińska 13 (02-942 Warszawa). The Walecznych site houses the collège and lycée. The Konstancińska site houses the maternelle and elementary. The school is a member of the AEFE network of French education abroad.

Stages

Maternelle, Elementary, Collège, Lycée

Type

French international school (AEFE member).

Additional learning support

Enhanced intake program for non-Francophone students.

Country affiliation

France (French international school; member of AEFE).

Religious affiliation

Secular (no religious affiliation).

Application fees

- Frais de dossier (nouveaux entrants) : PLN 3 500.
- Droit d'inscription annuelle (réinscription / validation de l'année) : PLN 2 000. Ce droit est non remboursable et conditionne la validation de l'inscription annuelle.

Tuition fees (2025/2026) — montants par période et annuels (toutes les sommes en zloty, PLN)

- Maternelle (2–6 ans) : Période 1 (sept.-déc.) PLN 13 218 ; Période 2 (janv.-mars) PLN 9 914 ; Période 3 (avr.-juill.) PLN 9 914 ; Montant annuel PLN 33 046.
- Élémentaire (6–11 ans) : Période 1 PLN 13 218 ; Période 2 PLN 9 914 ; Période 3 PLN 9 914 ; Montant annuel PLN 33 046.
- Collège (11–15 ans) : Période 1 PLN 18 158 ; Période 2 PLN 13 618 ; Période 3 PLN 13 618 ; Montant annuel PLN 45 394.
- Lycée (15–18 ans) : Période 1 PLN 18 158 ; Période 2 PLN 13 618 ; Période 3 PLN 13 618 ; Montant annuel PLN 45 394.

- Remise familiale : remise de 10 % appliquée sur les droits scolaires pour les familles scolarisant 3 enfants ou plus (ne s'applique pas aux deux enfants les plus âgés).

Autres frais obligatoires ou réguliers

- Location de manuels : Élémentaire PLN 100 ; Collège et Lycée PLN 270.
- Droits d'examen (annuels, par élève selon niveau) : Diplôme national du brevet (3e) PLN 800 ; Épreuves anticipées du baccalauréat (1ère) PLN 900 ; Baccalauréat (terminale) PLN 1 100.
- Assurance scolaire (option indiquée sur la grille des tarifs) : montant indiqué PLN 130 (option/assurance CEGEA selon l'offre de l'année).

Services extra et coûts associés

- Restauration (cantine) : coût par repas pour l'école maternelle/élémentaire PLN 22 ; collège/lycée PLN 24. Exemple de facturation mensuelle disponible selon nombre de jours ; paiement des repas via la plateforme du prestataire (Tpay pour rechargement).
- Activités extrascolaires (AES) : activités proposées sur créneaux après‑classe, facturation trimestrielle sur facture.
- Transport scolaire : tarification 2025/2026 par ligne (exemples)
- Ligne A (Wilanów ↔ Saska Kępa) : trajet simple PLN 4 000 ; aller+retour PLN 5 300.
- Ligne B (Saska Kępa ↔ Sadyba) : trajet simple PLN 4 000 ; aller+retour PLN 5 300.
Chaque ligne est ouverte sous réserve d'un minimum d'inscriptions. Inscription auprès du prestataire indiqué.
- Fournitures scolaires : listes de fournitures publiées par niveau ; ces fournitures sont à la charge des familles (pas de frais d'uniforme obligatoire listé).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Facturation : factures émises par famille. Périodes de facturation (prévision) : 1er trimestre (sept.-déc.) début septembre ; 2e trimestre (janv.-mars) début janvier ; 3e trimestre (avr.-juil.) début mars / début avril selon calendrier administratif. Les droits annuels sont normalement exigibles en totalité. Des modalités de paiement mensuel peuvent être accordées exceptionnellement après accord écrit et signature d'un échéancier avec le service administratif et financier.
- Délai de paiement : chaque facture doit être réglée dans les 15 jours suivant sa date d'émission. Les paiements sont imputés sur la plus ancienne créance.
- Prorata et départs : en cas d'arrivée ou de départ définitif en cours de trimestre, les droits scolaires sont calculés et facturés au prorata mensuel (tout mois entamé est dû).
- Retards : pénalités et frais de recouvrement peuvent être appliqués en cas de non‑paiement (ex. frais administratifs progressifs et possibilité de refus de réinscription en cas de créances non soldées avant la date limite indiquée).

Modes de paiement et coordonnées bancaires

- Moyens acceptés : paiement en numéraire à la caisse du lycée (horaires indiqués), paiement par carte bancaire à la caisse du lycée (horaires indiqués), virement bancaire (le numéro de facture doit figurer dans l'ordre de virement).
- Comptes bancaires fournis pour virement : compte en PLN (Société Générale, IBAN PL55 1840 0007 2214 9720 0810 0119, SWIFT SOGEPLPW) et compte en EUR (IBAN FR76 1007 1449 0000 0010 2078 173, SWIFT TRPUFRP1).
- Pour la restauration : paiement en ligne via la passerelle Tpay sur le portail du prestataire de restauration (rechargement du compte repas de l'élève).

Boarding / internat

- Aucun internat ni frais d'hébergement n'apparaissent dans la grille tarifaire ou les services listés pour l'année scolaire 2025/2026. Les prestations proposées sont de type externat, demi‑pension (cantine) et services extra (garderie, AES, transport).

Refund / non‑remboursement

- Les frais de dossier pour la première inscription (PLN 3 500) sont non remboursables. Le droit d'inscription annuelle (PLN 2 000) est également présenté comme non remboursable et conditionne la validation de l'inscription annuelle. Les droits annuels sont dus dans leur intégralité sauf application du prorata en cas d'arrivée ou de départ définitif en cours de trimestre.

Points pratiques complémentaires (frais éventuels à prévoir)

- Examens officiels, location de manuels, cantine, transport et activités extrascolaires génèrent des coûts additionnels au montant des droits scolaires et sont facturés séparément.

(La présente synthèse reprend les éléments tarifaires publiés pour l'année scolaire 2025/2026 et les règles générales de facturation et paiement associées à cette année scolaire.)

Food Options

The school meal service is provided by Gastro Team. For kindergarten and elementary, meals cost 22 PLN per meal and include a starter (soup or salad), a hot dish, a dairy product, and a dessert. Online registration is done by sending the required documents to konstancinska@gastroteam.pl. Two annual meetings of the school meals committee are held to discuss menu choices and the general organization of the service. For collège and lycée, Gastro Team provides a self-service cafeteria service, with meals costing 24 PLN. Registration and payments are managed via the Gastro Team online portal; access instructions are provided to connect to the portal e-stolow. Contact: konstancinska@gastroteam.pl; +48 510 121 101 for primary, and walecznych@gastroteam.pl; +48 510 121 201 for secondary. Menus are published monthly (e.g., November).

Governance and Ownership

The school is a member of the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) global education network. This international network is one of the largest in the world, bringing together 580 French schools abroad in more than 139 countries. Membership in this network guarantees academic excellence and allows any student at Lycée Français de Varsovie to continue their schooling in another French establishment abroad without interruption to their curriculum.

Curriculum

LFV provides the French national curriculum from kindergarten to high school, for children aged 2 to 18. The language of instruction is French and students learn four other foreign languages: Polish, English, German, and Spanish. The LFV serves about 700 students from 45 nationalities. The education follows a multidisciplinary approach that values literary, linguistic, scientific, artistic, and sports disciplines. LFV offers more than 40 extracurricular activities for all ages, including arts, sports, and languages. It is a member of the AEFE global education network, which comprises 540 institutions in 138 countries, and class sizes average 22 students with group work.

Student Teacher Ratio

Average class size is 22 students, with group work emphasized.

Exam Results

The school reports a 100% success rate in the Baccalaureate, the Brevet, and the DELF examinations. This reflects consistent achievement across cohorts.

Higher Education Progression

The Baccalaureate is recognized worldwide and opens doors to the largest universities and private schools in Poland, France, Europe, and Anglophone countries.

Admissions

New student

Enrollment campaign for the 2025/2026 school year

Enrollment procedure:
1. Online enrollment
2. Review of the file
3. Payment of the registration fees. After completing step 2 you will receive by email an invoice corresponding to the fees.
4. Electronic signature of the contract

Very Important: step 4 requires a separate email address for each legal guardian. If both legal guardians have the same email address or if there is no address for guardian 2, the electronic signature procedure will fail. It is essential to check the current status in EDUKA and, if necessary, correct it as requested.
Please note that all four steps of the procedure must be completed online. At each step of the procedure you can log in to EDUKA to monitor the progress of the file.

Case of enrollment for the current school year (2024-2025):

Enrollment procedure:
1. Online enrollment
2. Review of the file
3. Deposit of the duly signed enrollment contract at the corresponding secretariat.

Student already enrolled at Lycée Français de Varsovie

Families will receive a message from the LFV administration detailing the modalities and calendar of the re-enrollment campaign.

First enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year

The enrollment documents include an agreement between the School and the student's family, which specifies the financial conditions. This agreement must be signed by the student's legal guardian (or guardians) and constitutes a legal obligation for both parties. It is also signed by the parents and by the students (secondary) at the start of the year.

Internal regulations for kindergarten and elementary school
Internal regulations for the middle school and high school

Fees

Scholarships

Online pre-registration

Financial regulations

FAQ

Scholarships

Education at the school is not free. Students of French nationality may apply for a scholarship from the French government.

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British International School Gdańsk - Tysiąclecia 29

Instructs in English

Ages 9 - 18 years

Fees PLN 36,000 - 45,000

Pupils 500

Type Co-educational

British International School Gdańsk’s Tysiąclecia 29 campus serves Upper Primary and Secondary students in Gdańsk. Upper Primary covers Classes 4–8, where Classes 4–6 follow the International Primary Curriculum and Classes 7–8 follow the International Middle Years Curriculum. Secondary students continue through the school’s international bilingual high school route, including pre-IB in Grades 10–11 and the IB Diploma Programme in the final two years. English is the main language of instruction, while Polish is also taught, and students may study Spanish, French or German. The school combines international programmes with Polish core curriculum requirements. A distinctive feature is the pathway from IPC and IMYC into pre-IB and IB Diploma study on the same campus. The official fee range for this campus is PLN 36,000–40,000 per year, depending on class level. BISG reports around 500 children across the whole school.

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International Trilingual School of Warsaw - Styki

Instructs in English, Polish, French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese

Ages 1 - 6 years

Fees PLN 32,190

Pupils 650

Type Co-educational

International Trilingual School of Warsaw’s Styki Campus is located at Jana Styki 17/19 in Saska Kępa, Warsaw. It serves nursery and preschool children from age 1 to 6. The nursery accepts children aged 1 to 2.5, while the preschool accepts children aged 2.5 to 6. The campus uses a trilingual immersion model, with children learning in Polish, English and either Japanese or French. ITSW’s early-years approach uses language immersion, OPOL, and Reggio Emilia-inspired learning, where children learn through play, projects, routines, music, art and daily activities. The Styki campus includes spacious classrooms and a private garden/playground for outdoor activities. A distinctive feature is the campus language pathway: unlike Karowa, which offers Spanish or Chinese, Styki focuses on Japanese or French alongside English and Polish. The official 2025/26 monthly fee is PLN 3,219, excluding meals.

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International Trilingual School of Warsaw - Nobla

Instructs in English, Polish, French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese

Ages 1 - 15 years

Fees PLN 45,740

Pupils 650

Type Co-educational

International Trilingual School of Warsaw’s Nobla Campus is located in Saska Kępa and serves Grades 4–8, covering Upper Primary and Middle School. ITSW has operated since 2001 and uses a trilingual education model based on language immersion and OPOL, meaning “One Person – One Language.” Students learn through Polish, English and another language pathway, with school languages including French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese. The curriculum combines elements of American Common Core, British National Curriculum, French, Polish and other international approaches with IB PYP and MYP standards. The Nobla campus has a three-storey building with bright classrooms, laboratories, a canteen, a multilingual library and a patio for outdoor breaks and activities. A nearby gymnasium is used for PE. A distinctive feature is the multilingual library, where students can borrow books in English, Polish, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese.

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Lycée Français de Varsovie R. Goscinny - Praga-Południe

Instructs in French

Ages 2 - 11 years

Fees PLN 37,500

Pupils 770

Type Co-educational

Lycée Français de Varsovie R. Goscinny’s Preschool and Primary campus is located at ul. Konstancińska 13 in Warsaw’s Sadyba/Mokotów area. The school follows the official French national curriculum and is part of the AEFE network. Preschool accepts children aged 2 to 6 across TPS, PS, MS and GS, with classes of 15–20 pupils. Primary accepts children aged 6 to 11 across CP to CM2, with classes of 18–22 pupils. Teaching is mainly in French, delivered by French Ministry of Education-qualified teachers, with Polish language learning available from preschool. The campus offers canteen service, school transport and extracurricular activities. A distinctive feature is that LFV is the only accredited French school in Poland, allowing pupils to continue within the French education system abroad without a break in curriculum.

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