International European School Warsaw
European International School Warsaw aspires to be a model educational institution that sets and meets the highest international standards for multilingual instruction. This is predicated on the school's Pastoral and Social Education curriculum as well as its accreditation by global learning institutions. The school's goal is to give every student a strong basis for their future studies in national programs that fall under the International Baccalaureate framework.
An agreement was made to open a European school with accreditation in Warsaw to educate the offspring of EU employees. Children in early childhood, primary, and secondary education are given a multilingual and multicultural education that culminates in the European Baccalaureate. The Accredited European School operates per the applicable laws governing European Schooling and adheres to the curriculum of the European School.
Two years of early education (nursery cycle), five years of primary education, and seven years of secondary education make up the accredited European school system. Students are admitted to the nursery school in September of the year that they turn four, and they are admitted to primary year 1 in September of the year that they turn six.
European education is offered at European International School Warsaw in the nursery (N1–N2), primary (P1–P5), and secondary (S1–S3) grades. In the secondary section, the school adds a new class (S4). The school intends to launch a secondary 5 class (S5) in September 2022. The school then begins secondary 6 classes. It is planned that students will be taking the first European Baccalaureate exam in 2025.
Children of employees of European Community institutions (age group S4-S7) are scheduled to receive an education in the current school structures during the transitional period, with instruction in English. Polish students will also receive instruction in the Polish language, along with lessons in Polish history and geography, and foreign students will receive instruction in Polish as a foreign language (HCL).
To be eligible to sit for the British International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) at the end of year 10, students entering the current High School Years 9 and 10 in the international section (corresponding to S4–S5) will follow the Cambridge Assessment International Education curriculum.
In the international section, students entering Years 11 and 12 (corresponding to S6 and S7 in the European school system) will have the option of pursuing the IB diploma curriculum and taking the International Baccalaureate exams in their final year (Year 12) or the British curriculum and sitting for their Advanced Level exams in Year 12.
Founded: 2003
Address: Wiertnicza 140, 02-952 Warszawa, Poland
Phone: 022 842 4448
Email: ies@ies-warsaw.pl
Tuition: 42,000 PLN - 65,000 PLN
Website: https://ies.waw.pl/
