Compare American Curriculum International Schools in Warsaw, Poland

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees PLN 40,188 - 125,000

Type Co-educational

American School of Warsaw is IB Continuum campus serving students aged 3 to 18. It offers IB PYP, MYP, and DP, alongside a bespoke curriculum. The Elementary School follows the PYP framework, emphasizing inquiry-based learning and development of thinking, research, social, communication, and self-management skills. Polish is taught for native speakers, French is offered as an additional language, and home-language instruction supports multilingual learners. The campus provides 1:1 technology, small class sizes, and Teaching Assistant support, with counselors in the Elementary School. Service learning, OPAL Play and Learning, the Elementary Garden, and after-school activities broaden learning. The Grade 5 year culminates with the PYP Exhibition. The Design Center and Maker Lab connect classroom projects to real-world manufacturing. Facilities include a 365-seat theater, spaces for music, drama, and visual arts, four tennis courts, a 400-meter track, and a library. ASW runs clubs such as Model United Nations and Theatre for students.

Location

The school is located at Bielawa, ul. Warszawska 202, 05-520 Konstancin-Jeziorna, Poland. The address places ASW in Konstancin-Jeziorna, near the Warsaw area. A door-to-door bus service is provided for students living throughout the Warsaw area.

Stages

PK to 12; includes Early Years, Elementary School, Middle School and High School divisions.

Additional learning support

EAL (English as an Additional Language) support is provided; a One-Time Fee on Entry for Grades 1-12 is PLN 19,500. Mild learning support is included in tuition. For Learning Support, moderate, intensive and specialized education levels have separate annual fees (Moderate PLN 13,000; Intense PLN 45,000; Specialized Education PLN 125,000).

Bus service

ASW provides a door-to-door bus service for all PK-12 students via a preferred third party. Buses are equipped with seat belts; late bus options are available; sign up for specific days. The service is provided by Sargent Bus; contact sargent@aswarsaw.org.

What tuition covers
- Tuition includes textbooks, everyday class supplies, field trips, most after-school activities, IB exams, and mild learning support. Lunch and daily transportation are not included.

Application fee
- A non-refundable Application Fee of USD 150 (or PLN 600). Applications are not processed until this fee is received.

Registration / seat deposit
- Registration Fee for Grades K–12: USD 8,000 (one-time, non-refundable). Pre‑Kindergarten: non-refundable seat deposit of PLN 12,000 credited to tuition; Pre‑K students entering Kindergarten pay the USD 8,000 Registration Fee. Re‑enrolling students who have previously paid the Registration Fee for Grades 1–12 are not required to pay it again. A non‑refundable seat deposit invoice of PLN 12,000 is issued during semester 2 to confirm continued enrollment; the seat deposit is credited toward tuition.

Tuition — total annual amounts (USD + PLN) and per‑term splits
- Pre‑kindergarten: USD 6,864 + PLN 40,188.
- Two equal installments (semester): USD 3,432 + PLN 20,094.
- Four equal installments (quarter): USD 1,716.00 + PLN 10,047.

- Kindergarten: USD 8,434 + PLN 52,524.
- Two equal installments: USD 4,217 + PLN 26,262.
- Four equal installments: USD 2,108.50 + PLN 13,131.

- Grades 1–2: USD 10,576 + PLN 71,180.
- Two equal installments: USD 5,288 + PLN 35,590.
- Four equal installments: USD 2,644.00 + PLN 17,795.

- Grades 3–5: USD 10,996 + PLN 74,032.
- Two equal installments: USD 5,498 + PLN 37,016.
- Four equal installments: USD 2,749.00 + PLN 18,508.

- Grades 6–8: USD 12,648 + PLN 76,560.
- Two equal installments: USD 6,324 + PLN 38,280.
- Four equal installments: USD 3,162.00 + PLN 19,140.

- Grades 9–10: USD 12,904 + PLN 81,076.
- Two equal installments: USD 6,452 + PLN 40,538.
- Four equal installments: USD 3,226.00 + PLN 20,269.

- Grade 11: USD 12,904 + PLN 83,316.
- Two equal installments: USD 6,452 + PLN 41,658.
- Four equal installments: USD 3,226.00 + PLN 20,829.

- Grade 12: USD 12,904 + PLN 83,968.
- Two equal installments: USD 6,452 + PLN 41,984.
- Four equal installments: USD 3,226.00 + PLN 20,992.

Additional mandatory or conditional fees
- EAL (English as an Additional Language) one‑time fee on entry for Grades 1–12: PLN 19,500 (applies to students who qualify for EAL services). Kindergarten students continuing into Grade 1 are not assessed this fee.
- Learning Support annual fees (where required): Mild support is included in tuition; Moderate PLN 13,000; Intense PLN 45,000; Specialized Education PLN 125,000.

Other costs and penalties
- Late payment fee: PLN 700 per invoice for each late payment.
- Administration fee: PLN 2,000 charged for choosing the four‑installment plan (or special payment plans).
- Optional or as‑needed fees (invoiced separately) include examinations (e.g., SAT), Independent Studies, laptop insurance, PE uniforms, some after‑school activities, exit packets if more than three requested, and the cost of transportation and accommodation for athletic/activity trips.
- Charges for lost or damaged school property are billed at full replacement cost (refundable if the item is subsequently returned in good condition).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- All fees are invoiced annually in advance of the school year. Payment in the invoiced currencies is required in both USD and PLN for the amounts shown; all payers remit in both currencies. Installment payment plans are available for non‑corporate payers and for Tuition and Learning Support fees only, upon application to the Business Office.
- Standard payment due dates and options:
- Annual one‑time payment: due by June 1.
- Two equal installments: due by June 1 and November 2.
- Four equal installments (administration fee applies): due by June 1, August 3, November 2, and January 15.
- Seat deposit due date noted in the billing cycle (re‑enrollment invoice issued in semester 2).
- Payments for tuition and fees are accepted by bank transfer in the invoiced currencies; PLN transfers generally credit same or next business day, USD transfers require at least two business days to be applied. Payers are responsible for all transfer and exchange costs so the school receives the full invoiced amount. For application fee payment, bank transfer or check are accepted. Bank account details and invoicing instructions are provided on the invoice. Contact for bank transfer or payment queries: aswbusinessoffice@aswarsaw.org or +48‑22‑702‑8553.

Refunds and withdrawal policy
- Refunds are calculated by semester and depend on the date written withdrawal notice is received by Admissions. Refunds of tuition paid by the invoice due date are as follows (refunds are net of any amounts specified as non‑refundable):
- Withdrawal notice received before July 1: Semester 1 refund 100%, Semester 2 refund 100%.
- July 1 – August 1: Semester 1 refund 50%, Semester 2 refund 100%.
- August 2 – November 9: Semester 1 refund 0%, Semester 2 refund 100%.
- November 10 – December 1: Semester 1 refund 0%, Semester 2 refund 50%.
- After December 1: Semester 1 refund 0%, Semester 2 refund 0%.
- If tuition is not paid in full by the due date, the invoiced amount remains due and payable even if a student withdraws, with no entitlement to discount or refund on the invoiced amount.

Boarding
- The school operates as a day school; boarding is not offered.

Consequences of late or non‑payment
- Failure to pay tuition or fees by deadlines may result in restriction from attending school, withholding of school reports/references/examination results, or loss of the student's place. Students with overdue balances exceeding 30 days may be restricted from attending classes until balances are settled.

Contacts for fee administration and billing
- Business Office email: aswbusinessoffice@aswarsaw.org; phone: +48‑22‑702‑8553. Admissions email: admissions@aswarsaw.org; main telephone: +48‑22‑702‑8500. These contacts are provided for payment queries, invoice details, and to arrange permitted payment plans.

Uniform Requirement

Prescribed physical education uniforms are required in all Upper School PHE classes. All middle and many high school students will need PE uniforms.

Food Options

Food is prepared on-site with meat and vegetarian options. Meals feature Polish and international cuisines. Catering is provided by Solivoda Catering.

House System

The school has a house system. Pierogi Bowl is a House Game within the ASW house system.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a non-profit Pre-K through grade 12 international school governed by a Board of Trustees. The Board is composed of twelve members: two appointed by the US Ambassador; six selected and appointed by the existing Board; and four elected by ASW parents. The Director is an ex-officio member of the Board.

Curriculum

The Elementary School follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) framework for ages 3–11. The PYP emphasizes inquiry-based learning and develops thinking, research, social, communication, and self-management skills through transdisciplinary units that prepare students for IB progression. Polish is taught for native speakers, French is offered as an additional language, and home and family language instruction supports multilingual learners. The school provides 1:1 technology, small class sizes, and Teaching Assistant support, with dedicated counselors in the Elementary School. Service learning, Outdoor Play and Learning (OPAL), the Elementary Garden, and after-school activities broaden learning. The Grade 5 year culminates with the PYP Exhibition.

Exam Results

In 2025, IB Diploma Programme results show 79 candidates; 74 earned the Diploma; 69 diplomas awarded; 93% pass rate; average score 35; highest score 45.

Higher Education Progression

ASW graduates attend universities worldwide. Notable destinations include institutions in the United States (New York University, University of California, Berkeley), Australia (Monash University, The University of Sydney, University of Melbourne), and Poland (University of Warsaw). The program also lists universities in Canada, the United Kingdom, and across Europe as typical outcomes.

Gifted and Talented

ASW provides Highly Able Learner support, integrated with Learning Support and English as an Additional Language services to differentiate instruction.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Counseling in High School provides academic guidance and social and emotional support. Learning Support aims to assist students academically, socially and emotionally.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Learning Support Department provides support services for students who are struggling and for students with identified mild to moderate learning needs. The goal is to assist students in reaching their highest potential academically, socially and emotionally. Students receiving moderate, intensive or specialized education learning support have an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) and progress is monitored against the ILP goals.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The EAL program is a requirement of enrollment for all new students in Grades 1-12 who qualify for services; a one-time entry fee of PLN 19,500 applies.

Mental Wellbeing

The school prioritizes student mental health and wellbeing and has two counselors dedicated to the Elementary School.

Safeguarding

Child protection is a core responsibility; the Child Protection Policy and Procedures are fully implemented; the school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of every student inside and outside the school premises.

Admissions

ASW runs an annual application process that opens in September of the year prior to the commencement of the next academic year. Create a parent account in the online application portal and read the User Guide to Admissions. Check the Grade Placement Chart to determine the grade your child would qualify for, then fill out the online application form and upload the necessary documents and pay the USD 150 ( PLN 600 ) application fee. The required documents include scans of both parents passports as well as your child's passport and/or birth certificate, full academic reports from the past two years, and any specialist reports if applicable. Teacher questionnaires are submitted through the online form, with the number of teachers required depending on the grade. After submission you should receive a response within two to three weeks.

Waitlist

Waiting lists may be opened if capacity is reached for reasons such as maximum class sizes, nationality capacity, or limited spaces in EAL and Learning Support. Enrollment is dynamic and spaces may open at any time during the school year. Students are placed on the waiting list by priority group defined in the admissions policy and within each group by the date of application (completed application form and payment of the application fee). Admission decisions for August enrolment are taken on set dates starting from April each year.

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International American School of Warsaw

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees PLN 58,000 - 88,000

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Situated in Warsaw, the International American School of Warsaw (IAS) serves students from age 4 to 18 with English-language instruction and a diploma offering. The school provides three diploma pathways—IB Diploma Programme, American High School Diploma, and Polish Matura—within KG–12, with a bespoke curriculum option as needed. Class sizes average 18 students, and the school sustains a 7:1 student‑teacher ratio to support individual attention. The Ursynów campus is a two-building permanent facility with modern teaching spaces, a library of more than 35,000 English editions, and resources. English is the primary language; Polish, French and Spanish are offered as additional languages, with EAL support for non-native speakers. IAS is triple-accredited by the International Baccalaureate Organization, Cognia, and the Polish Ministry of Education. The campus houses door-to-door transport, access to SGGW sport facilities, and swimming provisions. Extracurriculars span sports, arts, and service, and IAS hosts a College Board SAT testing center onsite.

Location

Located at ul. Dembego 18, 02-796 Warszawa, in the Kabaty area of Warsaw. The Ursynów District hosts IAS's permanent two-building facility. Access is supported by a daily door-to-door bus service across Warsaw, with Kabaty Metro nearby.

Stages

Ages 4 to 18; KG through 12th Grade. The school is organized into Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School, and High School.

Type

The school is a KG–12 international school with English-language instruction and three diploma pathways: IB, American Diploma, and Polish Matura.

Pupil Nationality Mix

40+ nationalities are represented; students come from around the world.

Additional learning support

EAL – English as an Additional Language supports non-native speakers. The program places students by proficiency levels (CEFR A1–B1+), with groups generally no larger than eight students and five to six lessons per week. It focuses on reading, writing, listening, and speaking, with differentiated instruction to integrate ELLs into subject classes.

Country affiliation

Poland

Bus service

Door-to-Door Transport: daily bus service across Warsaw.

Academic year covered
- Information below uses the school's published fee schedule for the current available academic year (figures shown in PLN).

Application / Enrollment fee
- Enrollment (registration) fee: PLN 4,000 — paid to reserve a place; this fee is non-refundable and non-deductible.

Tuition fees by year group (per term and per full year)
- KG (Kindergarten): Term 1 PLN 29,000 — Term 2 PLN 29,000 — Annual total PLN 58,000.
- Grade 1: Term 1 PLN 37,000 — Term 2 PLN 37,000 — Annual total PLN 74,000.
- Grade 2: Term 1 PLN 39,000 — Term 2 PLN 39,000 — Annual total PLN 78,000.
- Grade 3: Term 1 PLN 36,000 — Term 2 PLN 36,000 — Annual total PLN 72,000.
- Grade 4: Term 1 PLN 32,000 — Term 2 PLN 32,000 — Annual total PLN 64,000.
- Grade 5: Term 1 PLN 36,000 — Term 2 PLN 36,000 — Annual total PLN 72,000.
- Grade 6: Term 1 PLN 32,000 — Term 2 PLN 32,000 — Annual total PLN 64,000.
- Grade 7: Term 1 PLN 39,000 — Term 2 PLN 39,000 — Annual total PLN 78,000.
- Grade 8: Term 1 PLN 44,000 — Term 2 PLN 44,000 — Annual total PLN 88,000.
- Grade 9: Term 1 PLN 39,000 — Term 2 PLN 39,000 — Annual total PLN 78,000.
- Grade 10: Term 1 PLN 44,000 — Term 2 PLN 44,000 — Annual total PLN 88,000.
- Grade 11: Term 1 PLN 44,000 — Term 2 PLN 44,000 — Annual total PLN 88,000. Note: IB admissions and examination fees for Grades 11–12 are charged separately (excluded from the tuition amounts shown).
- Grade 12: Term 1 PLN 37,000 — Term 2 PLN 37,000 — Annual total PLN 74,000. Note: IB admissions and examination fees for Grades 11–12 are charged separately.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition is structured to be payable in 10 monthly instalments. Payment is due by the 10th of each month. There are no tuition instalments due for July and August. Parents joining mid-year will have tuition divided into monthly payments from the date of joining. A one-time full upfront payment (paid before 15 August) is eligible for a discount (see Discounts below).

Discounts and sibling reductions
- Annual retention discount: 2% discount applied for each year a student remains enrolled.
- Early full-payment discount: 6% discount when tuition is paid in full before 15 August.
- Sibling discounts (choose one applicable discount; discounts do not stack): 2nd child 5%; 3rd child 10%; 4th child 15%.

Boarding fees
- IAS is a day school; boarding is not offered (no boarding fees apply).

Other compulsory or common additional costs
- English as a Second Language (ESL) supplementary programme: Term 1 PLN 3,500 (September–January) and Term 2 PLN 3,500 (February–June) when ESL placement is required.
- Examination-related charges for IB and certain external assessments: IB admissions and examination fees for Grades 11–12 are billed separately and are not included in the tuition figures above.
- School trips (local, national, and international): charged separately when organised.
- Catering (meals) and transport (outsourced bus service): these are available as supplementary paid services; costs are invoiced in addition to tuition according to the selected meal plan or transport route. Specific per-family charges for catering and bus routes are billed separately.
- Textbooks and online subscriptions: loaned textbooks and some online subscriptions are included in tuition, but certain course materials, optional program costs, and external course fees may be charged separately.
- Uniforms and optional extracurricular activity fees: where applicable, uniforms and optional clubs/activities may incur additional fees charged separately.

Refunds and contract notice
- Enrollment fee: PLN 4,000 is non-refundable.
- Contract notice period and tuition during notice: the school's notice period for terminating an educational contract is two months; during the notice period tuition remains payable. Refunds for tuition depend on the school's published refund and contract terms and any mid-year proration rules the school applies. IB admissions/exam fees and some third-party costs are not refundable when incurred.

Fee payment options and bank details
- Bank transfer: the school accepts bank transfers in PLN, USD and EUR and publishes IBAN account details for each currency; parents should include student name, grade and purpose of transfer in the transfer reference. Example IBANs are provided for PLN, USD and EUR.
- Other payment methods: the school accepts electronic payments as arranged by the school office; parents should use the school's billing instructions when completing payment. For regular tuition instalments the standard procedure is payment by the 10th of each month.

Notes on inclusions
- The published tuition amounts cover standard tuition, on-site pastoral care, many in-school activities, and loaned core textbooks/workbooks and certain online subscriptions. Additional optional services and external examination fees are charged separately.

Uniform Requirement

Not required to wear a school uniform; there is a dress code to ensure appropriate standards.

Food Options

Meals are provided through a catering service with an online meal-ordering system (Zamowposilek). Meals must be prepaid; orders are placed via the Zamowposilek app/portal. A starting credit of 50 PLN is provided for seven days after registration. Lunch sets (soup + main) are 22 PLN; breakfast + lunch sets are 24 PLN.

Governance and Ownership

The school is operated by International American School Sp. z o.o. (IAS), a Warsaw-based Polish limited liability company located at Dembego 18, 02-796 Warszawa. It is registered in the National Court Register under KRS 0000513979, with REGON 147293181 and NIP 9512380594.

Curriculum

KG-12 school with International and American diploma options. English-language instruction; Polish, French, and Spanish offered as additional languages. Three diploma pathways: IB Diploma Programme, American Diploma, and Polish Matura. EAL support is available.

Student Teacher Ratio

7:1 student-to-teacher ratio; average class size 18; maximum 18 students per class

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have been accepted to universities in the USA, the United Kingdom, Poland and many other countries.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The School Improvement Program focuses on socialization and multicultural awareness. It supports students with special academic and behavioral needs. A peer-tutoring program and peer mediation help with collaboration and conflict resolution; a structured behavior modification plan is used when needed. Psychological counseling services are available, and the pastoral approach includes a social-emotional curriculum and ongoing support from homeroom staff. Student leadership is encouraged through the Student Council and a range of extracurricular activities.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Diversity in learning is a strength. A team including a pedagogue, psychologist, pedagogical therapist, and speech therapist works with classroom teachers to identify and support students with additional needs. If needed, the school coordinates referrals to the local Poradnia Psychologiczno-Pedagogiczna. Students with formal assessments receive an IPET (individualized educational plan) and may benefit from co-teaching in the classroom. We also run dedicated EAL and PAL programs to support language development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the primary language of instruction. Polish Language and Literature is studied, and students can choose French or Spanish as an additional language. EAL (English as an Additional Language) support is provided for students developing English proficiency.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral Care includes a School Counsellor and a full-time school nurse on campus. A pastoral curriculum develops social-emotional skills, and staff monitor attendance, wellbeing, and engagement. Psychological counseling services are available to students. Peer mediation and conflict resolution programs support positive social interactions.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and Child Protection policies prioritize safety and wellbeing. Policies comply with Polish law and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. All staff, interns, and volunteers undergo criminal record and background checks. Clear professional relationship standards and training support safeguarding across the school.

Admissions

Admissions for 2026/2027 are open. The school offers Preschool through Grade 12 with three diploma pathways: International Diploma, American Diploma, and Polish Diploma. Age range is 4 to 18. The High School offers International Baccalaureate Diploma or American High School Diploma. The school teaches in English with Polish, French and Spanish also offered. The online application is admissions.ias.edu.pl.

Scholarships

Discount Policy: 2% discount for every year a student remains at IAS; 5% discount for the second child; 10% discount for the third child; 15% discount for the fourth child. If the tuition is paid in full by August 15, there is a 6% discount. Discounts do not add together; families may choose one eligible discount option.

Waitlist

Waiting List Policy - Places for 2026/2027 are limited. IAS invites families to apply early and most classes are full for the new academic year. The waiting list is activated once the enrollment fee is paid; the school operates on merit and the enrollment fee is reimbursed if IAS is not able to provide a place within two months.

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International Trilingual School of Warsaw - Aldony

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

Ages 6 - 9 years

Fees PLN 45,740

Pupils 650

Type Co-educational

International Trilingual School of Warsaw’s Aldony Campus is the school’s lower primary campus for Grades 1–3, located at ul. Królowej Aldony 23/25 in Saska Kępa, Warsaw. ITSW has operated since 2001 and provides a trilingual pathway from early childhood to the end of primary school. At Aldony, students learn in Polish, English and a third language selected from Spanish, French, Chinese or Japanese. The curriculum combines elements of American Common Core, British National Curriculum, French, Finnish/other international approaches, Polish core curriculum and IB PYP/MYP standards. The campus has bright classrooms, a multilingual library, a cafeteria, a large patio, outdoor activity areas and a gym; swimming is organised at a nearby pool with private bus transport. A distinctive feature is the OPOL “One Person – One Language” immersion model, where children use languages daily as tools for learning rather than only as subjects.

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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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