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Montessori Farm School Folwark Białka, Białka 155, 21-300 Radzyń Podlaski, Poland. The school operates on a farm setting.

Adolescent Community (ages 11/12–14/15) includes Mathematics and IT taught in English and Polish, bilingual Science, and English studies. Upper School (high school, ages 14/15–18) provides Pre-IB preparation with English and Polish instruction; Spanish is offered as a second language with private tutoring in French or German.

Private bilingual Montessori school with a residential option for upper secondary students; Adolescent Community and Upper School are core programs.

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Open Monday–Friday. The day starts at 7:00 a.m. Academic studies begin at 9:30 a.m. Classes finish on Friday at 3:00 p.m. For international students there is an option to stay on the farm for the weekend.

The school has a residential program with on-site housing. Students live on the farm; there are dorms, and the upper school offers residential facilities in the palace or renovated dorms. Weekend stays are possible for international students. Fees include 20,000 PLN for room and board for the school year (Monday to Friday), 10,000 PLN for meals (Monday to Friday), and 300 PLN per weekend stay.

Meals are prepared and eaten on-site as part of the residential program; students cook and eat meals together.

The school is part of the Warsaw Montessori Family network.

Montessori Farm School is an educational project where academic subjects can be expanded upon and put into real life practice. It nurtures a connection with nature through the keeping of farm animals, preparing and cultivating land for farming, maintaining an orchard, a garden, an apiary, as well as two ponds. With a carpentry shop and a workshop, students acquire practical abilities and competencies essential to become independent and confident adults. Students live at the farm throughout their years of education, building a community based on strong values and inclusion, with teachers and mentors living and working at the school. The age range is 12-18, and the program focuses on community, self-discovery, and preparation for the next stages of education. Students market and sell homegrown vegetables, honey from the apiary, preserves, and handicrafts, fostering self-esteem and a sense of contribution.

The Montessori Farm School emphasizes social and emotional development within a community-focused environment. Staff live on-site and act as mentors, supporting students through daily life on the farm and in study. The program includes individual guidance and group counselling techniques to help students build self-esteem and resilience. Students learn collaboration, responsibility, and conflict resolution through daily chores, farming activities, and teamwork in the classroom and on the farm. The Upper School mission states that the development of social, emotional, and reasoning skills is essential for independent, creative thinking and active participation in local and global communities.

Math and IT are taught in English and Polish. Science is bilingual, covering biology, chemistry, geography, and physics. English studies and preparations are part of the curriculum. World Languages in the Upper School include English and Polish as the main instructional languages, with Spanish offered as a second language and private tutoring in French or German. The adolescent and upper school programs provide multilingual contexts to support English-language learning and broader language development.

Pastoral care is provided by qualified educators who live and work at the school in a safe environment. The learning environment supports students' self-discovery and growth. The program focuses on developing social and emotional competencies through guided mentorship and inclusive practices. Daily routines, practical work, and collaborative projects foster confidence, resilience, and a sense of belonging. The mission emphasizes nurturing social, emotional, and reasoning skills to prepare for independent life in the community.

Step 1. Questions on general and particular information may be directed to the school office. For the 2025/2026 academic year, the Adolescent Community serves ages 11/12–14/15 and is located at Montessori Farm School Folwark Białka, Białka 155, 21-300 Radzyń Podlaski, Poland. The Admissions Office contact details appear on the Adolescent Community page.
Step 2. Fees for the Adolescent Community include 2,000 PLN registration; 44,000 PLN tuition for the school year (September to June); 20,000 PLN for room and board (September to June); 10,000 PLN for meals (Mon–Fri, September to June). The weekend stay option is 300 PLN per weekend, and a 2,000 PLN supply fee applies; the price does not include costs for trips, fleece, or weekend attractions. All fees are for the 2025/2026 academic year. Payment methods are: 1. a single payment with a 10% discount due August 15; or 2) 10 monthly payments due on the 15th of each month beginning August 15.