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The Best International Schools in Warsaw

Finding the right school for your child is one of the major concerns for many international families when relocating to a new country or city and they can be confident to find a wide range of private international schools to choose from.

 These schools typically offer different curricula, with the most popular being the British, American, and International Baccalaureate (IB). Students who study in Warsaw earn academic qualifications that are recognized and respected around the world.

Warsaw has a diverse, welcoming, and vibrant society that offers international students a unique cultural experience in a beautiful environment. Studying in Warsaw is an excellent pathway into world-renowned international universities.

The most common curricula on offer in Warsaw’s international schools are British, American, and the International Baccalaureate. Most schools begin their day before 9 am and finish up by 4 pm. In some schools, the final hour is dedicated to extracurricular activities – particularly for younger students.

International schools in Warsaw are scattered across the city, but there are clusters of schools in certain areas like Lazienki Park, Wilano Niski, and Praga Poludnie (to name just a few).

1. Thames British School – Warsaw

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The most common curricula on offer in Warsaw’s international schools are British, American, and the International Baccalaureate. Most schools begin their day before 9 am and finish up by 4 pm. In some schools, the final hour is dedicated to extracurricular activities – particularly for younger students.

International schools in Warsaw are scattered across the city, but there are clusters of schools in certain areas like Lazienki Park, Wilano Niski, and Praga Poludnie (to name just a few).

2. Akademia High School

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Akademeia High School is an academically- selective international school in Warsaw, offering iGCSEs and A Levels and preparing students for the best universities in the world.

3. Pechersk School International

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Pechersk School International (PSI) is a dynamic, diverse, not-for-profit international school community originally born in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1995.

We offer world-class education for students in Poland, Ukraine, and globally via an online learning program.

4. American School of Warsaw – ASW

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ASW provides a holistic and inclusive learning environment, where students can pursue an extensive range of academic, co-curricular, and service opportunities, and challenge themselves in new ways.

Our students learn and grow to levels beyond where they ever knew they were capable of reaching.

5. The British School Warsaw

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The British School Warsaw is an international school in Warsaw, Poland. It was established in 1992 and currently has over 1000 students of 60 different nationalities.

The British School, Warsaw is part of Nord Anglia Education Group. The teaching staff is primarily UK-trained.

It is a school that parents can trust, and that their children will love. It has over 30 years experience of in delivering high-quality education, we are the British School of choice in Warsaw.

It is a school that enriches the world-renowned English National Curriculum to create a rigorous, modern, and personalized international education for our diverse student community.

Their exceptional teachers inspire every child to seek challenge and meaning in all that they do, ensuring they become motivated, resilient, and ambitious learners.

In addition to an outstanding co-curricular offering, Nord Anglia Education’s global collaborations with world-leading organizations like MIT, The Juilliard School, and UNICEF enhance your child’s learning.

6. The Canadian School of Warsaw – CSW

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This is a Preschool, Elementary, and Middle School Community, which is located on three campuses in the Mokotow district. At CSW, emphasis is placed on high-quality teaching and learning.

Through an innovative curriculum – combining the Polish and International Baccalaureate Organization educational programs – international pedagogy, cutting–edge resources and qualified, dedicated staff support the learning styles and talents of each student.

7. Edison Primary School

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The school’s mission is to create a forward-thinking academic environment that prepares students for the 21^st century with a strong focus on their moral and social development.

8. Vancouver Schools

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This is a bilingual English- Polish Primary School located in the Wlochy district, 38 Globusowa street in Warsaw.

VS’ facility is surrounded by residential buildings in the close vicinity of Veterans Park, Capricorn Pond, and playgrounds. The building meets all the fire protection and sanitary standards providing a safe and hygienic environment for the children.

9. Multischool International School

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Multischool International School is a bilingual, international, Polish- English School. Multischool runs all the classes in a bilingual system.

Multischool’s tuition programs concentrate on both Polish and English curricula. English teaching program is carried out by teachers from English- speaking countries (native speakers).

10. Warsaw Montessori Family

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Casa Dei Bambini, Warsaw Montessori School, and Montessori Toddler Schools are English-speaking Montessori kindergartens, Montessori toddler, and elementary schools.

In the schools, the Montessori teachers/ guides work with passion, mission, and dedication to follow the child according to the philosophy of Dr. Montessori. All Montessori campuses are child’s centered environments.

These environments are complete with didactic tools and educational materials (Montessori materials) which promote independence and give the students a hand on experience of learning.

All Montessori classrooms not only promote independence for each child but also incorporate respect for the child into every aspect of the environment, no matter the age.