Poland
Warsaw
This page lists the 6 schools we profile in Warsaw and compares them at a glance: curriculum, teaching languages, ages and boarding. Programmes on offer: IB, GCSE/IGCSE, A Levels, French curriculum, German curriculum, American-style high-school diploma, Matura and host-country national programmes. 1 of the 6 take boarders.
School profiles in this area
| School | Curriculum | Teaching languages | Ages | Day or boarding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akademeia High SchoolWarsaw | A-Levels · Extended Project Qualification · Akademeia Foundation Year, Pre-A and Sixth Form as the school names them | English | Year 9 through Year 13 / A-Levels | day and boarding |
| American School of WarsawBielawa, Konstancin-Jeziorna | IB Primary Years Programme · IB Middle Years Programme · IB Diploma Programme · ASW High School Academic Diploma · ASW High School General Diploma | English | Pre-K3 through Grade 12, normally ages 3–18 | day |
| II Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Stefana BatoregoWarsaw | Polish liceum / matura · Bilingual pre-IB classes · IB Diploma Programme | Polish · English (IB and bilingual tracks) | Four-year liceum (after primary) | day |
| Lycée Français de VarsovieWarsaw | French national curriculum · Diplôme national du brevet · Baccalauréat · Section internationale polonaise | French · Polish · English | Maternelle from 2 through Terminale | day |
| The British School WarsawWarsaw | British curriculum / Early Years · International Primary Curriculum · IGCSE · IB Diploma Programme · A-Levels · Polish Podstawa Programowa (native Polish track) | English · Polish (native track and additional language) | 2.5–18 | day |
| Willy-Brandt-Schule WarschauWarsaw | German Auslandsschule · Abitur · Grundschule and German secondary pathways | German · Polish | Kindergarten through Sekundarstufe II / Abitur | day |
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