Thames British School Warsaw vs Warsaw Montessori - High School

	T Thames British School Warsaw Warsaw, Poland	W Warsaw Montessori - High School Warsaw, Poland
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year PLN 56,000 - 99,950	Fees / year PLN 60,000 - 70,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 14 - 19 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (DP), Montessori Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 800	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 16	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2018
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Thames British School Warsaw operates across four campuses in the suburbs of Warsaw: Ochota (ul. Wawelska 66/74, 02-034), Włochy (ul. Gładka 31, 02-172), Mokotów Primary (ul. Józefa i Jana Rostafińskich 1, 02-593), and Mokotów High School (ul. Domaniewska 50, 02-672). The campuses serve Preschool through to High School and are part of the Thames British School Warsaw network.	Location The school is located in Warsaw, Poland, at Ul. Pytlasińskiego 13a, 00-777 Warszawa. It is part of the Warsaw Montessori Family network of schools.
Stages	Stages From the Early Years Foundation Stage to Cambridge International AS/A Levels and the IB Diploma Programme, for students aged 2.5–18.	Stages Montessori pathway from toddler to high school: Toddler (Montessori Toddler School) ages 12 months–2.5 years; CASA DEI BAMBINI (Casa dei Bambini) ages 2.5–5/6; Warsaw Montessori School (elementary) ages 5/6–18; Warsaw Montessori Middle School; Warsaw Montessori High School.
School type	School type Private British international school	School type Private international high school offering the IB Diploma Programme with a Montessori educational philosophy.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support AEN policy; EAL policy.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation United Kingdom (curriculum aligned with England's National Curriculum).	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Bus service provided by an external company; door-to-door transport with pickup points in Warsaw and suburbs.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Tuition fees (full year and term breakdown by school stage) - Early Years (Nursery – Reception): PLN 56,000 per year. Term payments: Payment 1 PLN 22,400; Payment 2 PLN 22,400; Payment 3 PLN 3,200 (final instalment is shown net after the enrolment-credit arrangement). - Key Stage 1 (Year 1 – Year 2): PLN 72,100 per year. Term payments: Payment 1 PLN 28,840; Payment 2 PLN 28,840; Payment 3 PLN 6,420. - Key Stage 2 (Year 3 – Year 6): PLN 85,400 per year. Term payments: Payment 1 PLN 34,160; Payment 2 PLN 34,160; Payment 3 PLN 9,080. - Key Stage 3 (Year 7 – Year 9): PLN 91,600 per year. Term payments: Payment 1 PLN 36,640; Payment 2 PLN 36,640; Payment 3 PLN 10,320. - Key Stage 4 (Year 10 – Year 11, IGCSE): PLN 97,500 per year. Term payments: Payment 1 PLN 39,000; Payment 2 PLN 39,000; Payment 3 PLN 11,500. - Key Stage 5 / Sixth Form (Year 12 – Year 13, IBDP or AS/A‑Levels): PLN 99,950 per year. Term payments: Payment 1 PLN 39,980; Payment 2 PLN 39,980; Payment 3 PLN 11,990. Students in final‑stage classes choose between IBDP and AS/A‑Levels. One‑off and initial charges - Registration fee: PLN 4,000. This registration (application) charge is payable on first enrolment and is non‑refundable. - Deposit: PLN 4,000 (refundable). The deposit is charged once per family and is refundable provided all accounts are fully settled and school property is returned. - Enrolment fee (annual): PLN 8,000. This annual enrolment charge is non‑refundable but is credited in full against the final tuition payment(s) of the school year (which is why the final instalment shown in the term schedule is reduced). Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are shown on a three‑instalment schedule (Payment 1, Payment 2, Payment 3) corresponding to the three school terms; amounts for each stage are listed above. The enrolment fee is applied to the final instalment(s), which is reflected in the Payment 3 amounts above. - Discounts affecting billing: sibling discount 10% (applies to tuition fees); embassy discount 5% (applies to tuition fees); Early Bird discount 5% available for enrolments completed in the Early Bird period; full‑year upfront payment by 31 July 2026 earns a 5% discount; a combined Early Bird + 100% up‑front option is available (8% discount when applicable). Discounts are applied in order of increasing rate and some upfront/early‑payment discounts are mutually exclusive as described in the discount policy. - Asterisk note on final instalment: where a credit/financing arrangement is requested, a re‑registration fee may be charged and will affect the final instalment. The tableed Payment 3 figures reflect the enrolment‑fee credit and any such notes. Charges paid on a continuing basis / other recurring optional fees - After‑school care (optional): PLN 2,000 per term (Term 1 PLN 2,000; Term 2 PLN 2,000; Term 3 PLN 1,000) — PLN 5,000 per year. Registration for after‑school care is required before each term. - Extra‑curricular clubs (optional): PLN 890–1,290 per term for one club (per child). Early enrolment for clubs is required before each term. - Other typical additional costs that may apply (not included in tuition): specialist external exam fees where applicable, optional trips and camps, individual instrumental tuition, school transport if arranged, paid medical or therapy services if required. Specific charges for these items are invoiced separately when applicable. Uniforms and related costs - School uniform is required for Years 1–13 (optional for Nursery–Reception). Uniform items are sold through the school's authorised supplier and can be collected from campus after purchase. Prices for uniform items are set by the supplier and are paid separately to the supplier. Boarding fees (if applicable) - Boarding is not applicable for Thames British School's Warsaw campuses (the school operates day campuses). Therefore no boarding fees apply. Refund information and credit / cancellation notes - Registration fee (PLN 4,000) is non‑refundable. The enrolment fee (PLN 8,000) is non‑refundable but is credited to the final tuition payment(s) for the school year. The deposit (PLN 4,000) is refundable provided all accounts are settled and school property is returned at the end of enrolment. Additional refunds or charges for mid‑year withdrawals, term‑time reductions, or exceptional circumstances are handled according to the school's fee policy and invoicing procedures; the published summary specifies the deposit and enrolment refund/credit rules above. Fee payment options and invoicing - The school uses a parent portal (SchoolBase) for administrative processes and invoicing. Specific accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit card, direct debit) are not listed in the public fee summary; invoices and account statements are issued through the SchoolBase Portal and the school's admissions/finance office provides the exact payment instructions and account details on request. Summary of key amounts (PLN) - Registration fee: PLN 4,000 (non‑refundable). Deposit: PLN 4,000 (refundable conditional). Enrolment fee: PLN 8,000 (non‑refundable; credited to final payment). Tuition ranges by stage: PLN 56,000 (Early Years) up to PLN 99,950 (Sixth Form), with the term instalments shown above. Optional recurring charges include after‑school care (PLN 2,000/term; PLN 5,000/year) and extra‑curricular clubs (PLN 890–1,290/term).	Fee details Application and enrolment fees - Recruitment (application) fee: PLN 750, payable at the beginning of the application process. The recruitment fee is waived for Pre-IB2 students moving directly into the IB Diploma Programme. - Enrolment fee: PLN 3,000, payable when recruitment results are released (positive result) and required to confirm a place. The enrolment fee is waived for Pre-IB2 students enrolling into IB DP. Tuition fees — 2025/2026 school year (detailed by year group and payment plan) - Pre-IB (1st and 2nd grade): - Monthly plan: 10 installments of PLN 6,000 (10 x PLN 6,000) — installments due by the 15th of each month; first instalment due by 15 August and last instalment due by 15 May of the same school year. - Two-instalment plan: 2 x PLN 28,500 (5% discount) — payments due by 15 August and 15 November. - Single payment plan: PLN 54,000 (10% discount) — payment due by 15 August. - IB Diploma Programme (3rd and 4th grade): tuition is PLN 1,000 higher per monthly instalment than Pre-IB; the published 2025/2026 options are: - Monthly plan: 10 installments of PLN 7,000 (10 x PLN 7,000) — installments due by the 15th of each month; first instalment due by 15 August and last by 15 May. - Two-instalment plan: 2 x PLN 33,250 (5% discount) — payments due by 15 August and 15 November. - Single payment plan: PLN 63,000 (10% discount) — payment due by 15 August. - Tuition applies to all students and is payable in full for each school year, including students in IB2 (the fourth year). Tuition fees — 2026/2027 school year (rates for new contracts) - New contracts signed after the specified cutoff will use adjusted 2026/2027 rates: monthly tuition increases by PLN 1,000 — resulting monthly rates of PLN 7,000 for Pre-IB and PLN 8,000 for IB DP when paying on the monthly plan. Discounts and payment-plan structure (one, two or ten instalments and their deadlines) remain the same. Contracts signed by the end of April (year-dependent) may keep the prior rates according to the school's contracting schedule. Discounts and family concessions - The enrolment fee (PLN 3,000) is charged only for the first child joining the Warsaw Montessori Family schools. A 10% discount on tuition is available for the second child and subsequent children. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition may be billed and paid in one, two or ten instalments each school year. Monthly instalments are due by the 15th of each applicable month; the standard monthly plan runs from August (first instalment due by 15 August) through May (last instalment due by 15 May). Two-instalment payments are due by 15 August and 15 November; single-payment discounts require full payment by 15 August. All tuition is charged and payable for the full school year. Boarding fees - No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for Warsaw Montessori High School; no separate boarding charges apply. Other costs and additional fees - No separate uniform fee, regular additional tuition items, or a published schedule of ancillary fees (textbooks, meals, IB exam surcharges, school trips, extracurricular fees) is listed in the school's public fees summary. Specific one-off application or exam payments relating to recruitment are handled separately (see recruitment payment instruction). Any additional optional or ad hoc charges are not specified in the published fee schedule. Refunds and cancellations - There is no published refund, withdrawal or fee-cancellation policy in the school's public fee summary. No explicit reimbursement rules for recruitment, enrolment or tuition payments are provided in the public fee information. Fee payment options and instructions - Recruitment (application) fee payment: the recruitment fee is requested by bank transfer to the school's PKO BP account; payment instructions include the account number and a payment title indicating the candidate's name and the recruitment type. Confirmation of payment is requested to be sent to the school office email. - No separate, explicit list of accepted payment methods (credit card, online card payment, direct-debit) for tuition instalments is published in the public fee summary; payment-by-bank-transfer is used for recruitment-related payments as published. Parents should follow the school's invoice/payment instructions provided at contract signing or by the school office.
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school uses a uniform to promote a sense of community among its diverse international student body. For boys (Years 1–13): shirt, trousers, polo shirt (long and short sleeves), jumper or cardigan, and sportswear. For girls (Years 1–13): shirt, skirt, polo shirt (long and short sleeves), jumper or cardigan, and sportswear. Nursery (Nursery–Reception) uniforms are optional. Uniforms are sold through an external supplier via the Thames British School shop, and purchased uniforms can be collected at the campus.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Meals are provided at the Wawelska, Włochy, and Mokotów campuses by a catering company. The company offers vegetarian, lactose-free, and gluten-free options to meet dietary needs. Parents have access to an online platform to order meals for their children and may choose breakfast and lunch (separately or together). Payments are made directly to the catering company.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of the Dukes Education network. It is governed by a senior leadership team led by an Executive Head of Schools with campus Heads of School responsible for governance and strategic direction.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Cambridge International Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme form the core of Thames British School Warsaw. It offers a continuum from Preschool through High School (2.5 to 18/19 years). Classes are taught in English with additional Polish, Spanish or German language lessons. The school links the Polish national system with international assessment partners, and students undertake Cambridge International IGCSEs and A Levels as well as the IB Diploma Programme. The English immersion and multilingual language provision support learners' language development across the curriculum.	Curriculum details WMHS combines Maria Montessori philosophy with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). In Pre-IB (first and second grade), the program blends the Polish national curriculum with the IB Learner Profile; the language of instruction is English, and extended English is offered along with Creative Writing, Academic Skills (including academic writing), Latin, Visual Arts and Drama, with standard or extended mathematics. Regular place-based pedagogy includes workshops in the kitchen and carpentry shop to foster practical skills and community involvement. In the IB Diploma Programme (third and fourth grade), the curriculum is delivered in accordance with IB World Schools standards; students choose six courses from six groups: Languages A (Polish Literature and English Language and Literature; self-taught native languages Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish; or another native language learned outside of school), Languages B (English HL and French/German/Spanish SL/HL/Ab Initio), Individuals and Societies (Economics, Geography, History, Psychology SL/HL), Experimental Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics SL/HL), Mathematics (Applications and Interpretations and Analysis and Approaches SL/HL), and The Arts (Visual Arts SL/HL).
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates are prepared for higher education at universities worldwide, with certificates recognised by universities globally.	Higher education progression Our graduates are mature young people studying at universities all over the world. In May 2025, 18 WMHS graduates sat the IB DP final exams and many graduates plan to study abroad in Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland, with some continuing education in Poland.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented We welcome motivated and open candidates who think independently and critically and are ready to take on responsibility.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning The school uses a student-centered Montessori approach with the IB Diploma Programme to develop responsible, open-minded, and proactive learners. It emphasizes responsibility for one's own development, care for others, honesty, empathy, and service; students are prepared to be open-minded and proactive citizens of their city, country and the world.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) The school is a safe, open, intimate, and inclusive environment that provides a sense of security.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language The language of instruction is English. Pre-IB language of instruction is English. Pre-IB students receive extended English and Creative Writing, Academic Skills (including academic writing), Latin, Visual Arts and Drama. The IB DP offers Polish Literature and English Language and Literature as Languages A (SL/HL), supports self-taught native languages Ukrainian, Russian and Spanish, and Languages B includes English (HL) and French/German/Spanish (SL/HL/Ab Initio).
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing The school fosters emotional development through a student-centered approach and inclusive environment, emphasising empathy and service as part of preparing students for responsible citizenship.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding The school is a safe, open, intimate, and inclusive environment that provides a sense of security.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Thames British School Warsaw operates four campuses in Warsaw. The campuses offer modern, spacious learning environments and are well equipped. The language of instruction is English, with Polish, Spanish or German language lessons available. The school has an international, multicultural community with students from more than 50 nationalities. The campuses provide varied settings while delivering the same Thames experience.	Facilities overview Located in the heart of Warsaw, Warsaw Montessori High School offers an intimate, open, and inclusive learning environment. The school blends Maria Montessori philosophy with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. It is a small, safe community where the student is the focal point and where teachers and students come from international backgrounds, speaking multiple languages. The school emphasises empowerment of each student and a balance between intellectual, emotional and social development. Graduates study at universities around the world.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The Włochy Campus features a three-storey modern building, two gyms, a multipurpose sports area, and a brand-new playground. The facilities are designed to support students' educational and physical development. The campus provides access to a range of sport and exercise facilities. There are sport and recreational facilities available on campus.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities IT lab with state-of-the-art computers supports digital learning. A science lab enables practical experiments. An art room provides space for creative work. A music lab and a cozy library support independent study and research.	Academic facilities Pre-IB programme – 1st and 2nd grade combines the Polish national curriculum with the IB Learner Profile. The language of instruction is English. Extended English, Creative Writing, Academic Skills (including academic writing), Latin, Visual Arts and Drama are offered, with a choice between standard and extended math. Regular workshops in the kitchen and in the carpentry shop support hands-on learning and place-based pedagogy. IB Diploma Programme – 3rd and 4th grade is delivered under IB World Schools standards.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities A wide range of extracurricular activities is offered. Students are encouraged to participate in the school newspaper and take leadership roles in the student council. Charity markets are run as part of volunteer work. Life at the Włochy Campus includes opportunities for creative collaboration and community involvement.	Extra curricular facilities Regular workshops in the kitchen and in the carpentry shop support practical, hands-on learning.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Thames British School Warsaw is a private British international school in the suburbs of Warsaw. It operates three campuses: Mokotów Primary Campus, Mokotów High School Campus and Włochy Campus. It provides Cambridge International Curriculum and IB Diploma Programme for students from ages 2.5 to 18/19. It is part of the Dukes Education group, with governance led by David Fitzgerald (CEO, Chair of Governors, Dukes Education Europe), Philippe Grosskost (MD/Chair and Managing Director of Dukes Central Europe), Libby Nicholas (Dukes Representative and Group Education Director), Chris Durbin (Independent Governor), and Dr Daniela Vasile (Director of Learning Central & South Europe). More than 800 students from over 50 nationalities study at Thames, with English as the language of instruction and Polish, Spanish or German available as additional language lessons.	History —
Community	Community Thames British School Warsaw has an international, multicultural community of more than 800 students from over 50 nationalities. English is the language of instruction, with Polish, Spanish and German language lessons offered as additional languages. The school emphasises its CARE values: Collaborative and Compassionate, Authentic, Responsible and Resilient, Enlightened, which guide safeguarding and school culture. News and announcements on the site include updates such as the start of a new school year, staff introductions, and teacher workshops, reflecting ongoing community engagement.	Community WMHS is a small, safe, and inclusive community where the student is at the centre. The school environment is shaped by teachers and students from international backgrounds, with languages spoken, learned, and taught across the campus, and linguistic and cultural diversity celebrated. It is an open community fostering international mindedness. Graduates study at universities around the world.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Robotics courses teach engineering and physics concepts. Students design, build, and program robots in teams, learning to collaborate on technical projects. They explore multiple solutions to challenges and apply engineering processes. Brain Fitness Games and Minecraft Programming support programming skills and cognitive development through engaging, project-based activities.	Academic & intellectual The school uniquely blends the IB Diploma Programme with Maria Montessori's educational philosophy. It offers Pre-IB (Years 9–10) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (Years 11–12). The IB Diploma Programme is certified and globally recognised, enabling committed students to complete the programme and pursue their chosen academic pathway. Graduates go on to universities worldwide.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Instrumental Music courses cover guitar, piano, and violin, focusing on developing musical creativity. Art or Drawing & Vision expands self-expression through visual arts. Dance and Ballet classes promote movement and performance skills, while Acrobatics builds strength, balance, and coordination. These programs aim to foster confidence and collaborative learning in the arts.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language English courses focus on pronunciation, speaking and listening practice to support English proficiency. They are designed to help students achieve academic progress at Thames British School. The program integrates language development with other activities to strengthen communication skills.	Cultural & language The school fosters multilingualism and international mindedness; languages are spoken, learned, and taught within a diverse linguistic environment, and linguistic and cultural diversity are celebrated.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Chess classes include lessons, group work, individual problem-solving, and tournaments to develop strategic thinking. Tennis classes develop hand-eye coordination and fitness in group settings. Dance and Acrobatics provide expressive and physical activities that support social interaction. Ballet complements physical education with artistry and performance opportunities.	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service The school emphasises empathy, respect, and service as core values and aims to develop students as responsible global citizens who understand their role and impact within communities.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Judo and Kickboxing classes promote fitness, discipline, and self-control. Ballet and Dance support flexibility, balance, and healthy movement. Acrobatics builds strength and resilience.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school describes itself as small, safe, open, intimate, and inclusive, creating a secure learning environment for students.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the language of instruction. Polish, Spanish or German language lessons are offered.	Language provision Languages A: Polish Literature and English Language and Literature (SL/HL); self-taught native languages: Ukrainian, Russian, and Spanish. Languages B: English (HL) and French/German/Spanish (SL/HL/Ab Initio). Students can also choose another native language and learn it outside of school.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching The language of instruction in Pre-IB (1st and 2nd grade) is English. The school offers Languages A: Polish Literature and English Language and Literature (SL/HL) and supports self-taught native languages: Ukrainian, Russian, and Spanish.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs English immersion with English as the language of instruction. Polish, Spanish or German language lessons are offered.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Thames British School Warsaw accepts students aged 2.5 to 18 years old and conducts admissions throughout the year. The admissions process consists of six steps: 1) Complete the Enquiry Form to begin the process. 2) Book an appointment to meet the Admissions Officer, Leadership Team, and teachers to receive comprehensive information; visits to the campus or online meetings are available. 3) Submit the documents required by the Admissions Team. 4) Undergo Interviews, Trial Sessions, and Assessments: Pre-School and Primary (Year 1–Year 6) require an informal interview with the child and a 1–2 day trial session; Secondary (Year 7–Year 9) requires an online written English language test and an informal interview (a trial day may be arranged); High School – IGCSE (Year 10–Year 11) requires an online English language test and an interview; High School – IB DP or A Levels (Year 12–Year 13) requires an online English language test, an interview, and a meeting with the High School Principal or the IB DP/A Level Coordinator. A meeting with the school psychologist may be recommended for all students. 5) Admissions Decision and Enrolment Form: for accepted candidates the Enrolment Form is emailed. 6) Secure Your Place at Our School: place is secured by signing the contract. Admissions are conducted year-round.	Admissions Recruitment to Pre-IB (first and second grade) and to the IB Diploma Programme (IB DP, third grade) is organized in two categories. For the 2026/2027 school year, recruitment is open; written exams will take place on March 28 and interviews on April 18. Applications may be submitted now. Entrance exams are conducted in two sessions: the first in March, followed by supplementary recruitment at the end of June. New students are welcome throughout the school year and follow an individual recruitment process; all candidates take the same exams and must meet the same requirements. Contracts signed by the end of April include the current tuition fees; contracts signed later will be based on the new rates for the 2026/2027 school year. Open Days are offered to learn about the school. For Pre-IB, candidates take English, Mathematics, and Polish (for native Polish speakers) and participate in an English-language oral interview. For IB DP, candidates take Mathematics and English (English B and English A) and participate in an English-language oral interview; in the final stage, the choice of HL subjects is verified based on grades, an interview, an assignment or an exam, with an individual approach to the candidate.
Scholarships	Scholarships Thames British School offers two scholarship tracks for Upper Secondary (IGCSE) and IB Diploma Programmes: Academic Scholarship and Outstanding Merit Scholarship. Scholarships are awarded to Year 10 and Year 12 candidates who demonstrate excellent capacity through entrance examinations and the scholarship admission process. Entrance requirements include a minimum 80% in Mathematics and CEFR English at level C1. There are five scholarships awarded each year: one 100%, two 75%, and two 50% discounts on the yearly school fees. Thames Primary School alumni may also apply. Scholarships are valid for two academic years and recipients must maintain high academic results, good behaviour, and at least 90% attendance; eligibility is reviewed by a committee, and results must be certified by June 30 for continuation.	Scholarships —
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