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Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €750 - 32,500

Pupils 355

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

The British International School of Zagreb (BISZ) provides a UK-based international education for ages 3 to 18, with on-site boarding for students aged 13 to 19. The curriculum spans Early Years Foundation Stage, the International Primary Curriculum, and Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Levels, all taught in English. In the Primary years BISZ uses IPC with six-week unit blocks covering science, health, history, geography, technology, art, music and international mindedness. Croatian Language and Culture is offered to foreign primary students from Year 2, with Croatian, Italian and German available as electives. The campus spans 25,000 m2 of outdoor space and 9,000 m2 of indoor space, featuring science labs, an ICT room, an art studio, a 165 m2 library, two sport halls and an indoor pool. An on-site boarding house provides 52 rooms with en-suite facilities and dining. BISZ holds accreditations from COBIS, CAIE, Cambridge Strategies, IPC and ISO.

Location

Address: Dedići 102, Zagreb 10000, Croatia. The campus is located about 5 km outside Zagreb's city centre in a valley at the foot of Mount Medvednica. The school comprises 9,000 m2 of indoor space and 25,000 m2 of outdoor sport and green areas. It is protected by 24-hour electronic surveillance with an on-site security guard.

Stages

Nursery/Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary. The Primary Section follows the English National Curriculum alongside the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). BISZ offers Cambridge Secondary (IGCSE) and Cambridge Advanced (International AS and A Level) qualifications. Boarding is available on campus.

Type

Private international school offering a UK-based National Curriculum and Cambridge qualifications.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Over 50 nationalities represented; the environment is international.

Additional learning support

Tutoring is available to provide subject-specific support; classroom and subject teachers guide individual needs, coordinated by boarding staff.

Country affiliation

United Kingdom

School day structure

The school day runs 9:00–16:35 Monday to Thursday and ends at 15:00 on Fridays. Lessons last 45 minutes. After-school activities and meals are scheduled during the day.

Bus service

Students arrive to school using public or organised transport.

Boarding Arrangements

Boarding is available on campus for students aged 11–18. The Boarding House comprises 52 deluxe rooms of 28 m2 each, shared by two or three students with en‑suite bathrooms, and includes a security/reception desk, Medical Centre, laundry, ICT/gaming room, VR corner, music room, two lounges, and a gym. The school provides a Dining Room (breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner) and a canteen for boarders; the boarding house is closed during the two main school holidays in winter and summer, with boarders typically returning home during these periods.

Uniform Requirement

All students wear a BISZ school uniform. For girls, the uniform consists of a yellow polo shirt, a dark blue cardigan with the BISZ logo, a knee‑length skirt and shoes. For boys, it is a yellow polo shirt, a dark blue jumper with the BISZ logo and navy blue pants; uniforms are purchased through BISZ, and boarding students have two weekly times for uniform washing/cleaning; indoor shoes are worn at school for hygiene.

Food Options

Boarding students are served breakfast, hot lunch, an afternoon snack, and a hot dinner with dessert each day; BISZ also has a canteen on site. The meals are prepared with attention to local sourcing and dietary/religious requirements; food from around the globe is served throughout the year, including International Week.

Governance and Ownership

BISZ is a private international school and is the sister school to Kreativan razvoj Primary School, a private educational institution; BISZ opened in autumn 2013 as part of Kreativan razvoj's private education network.

Annual tuition (by year group and per-term breakdown)

- Preschool (Nursery and Reception): EUR 7,500 per year. Per standard three-term schedule (40% / 30% / 30%): Term 1 EUR 3,000; Term 2 EUR 2,250; Term 3 EUR 2,250.

- Primary School (Years 1–6): EUR 14,500 per year. Per-term (40% / 30% / 30%): Term 1 EUR 5,800; Term 2 EUR 4,350; Term 3 EUR 4,350.

- Middle Years (Years 7–9): EUR 16,000 per year. Per-term (40% / 30% / 30%): Term 1 EUR 6,400; Term 2 EUR 4,800; Term 3 EUR 4,800.

- Secondary (Years 10–11 and Years 12–13): EUR 18,000 per year. Per-term (40% / 30% / 30%): Term 1 EUR 7,200; Term 2 EUR 5,400; Term 3 EUR 5,400. (Exam fees for Years 11/12/13 are charged separately to the student.)

Application / admission / registration fees

- Admission fee for new students: EUR 1,500 (one‑time, non‑refundable; payable within 7 days of notification of acceptance).

- Registration fee for returning students: EUR 750 (one‑time, non‑refundable; payable within 7 days of notification of acceptance).

Boarding fees and related charges

- Full Boarding Programme (annual, includes tuition plus boarding services): Single room EUR 32,500 per year; Double room EUR 30,500 per year. The full boarding fee is stated to include tuition, boarding room and cleaning, all meals, laundry service for uniform and on‑campus sports/recreation activities.

- Boarding application and enrolment fee (boarding students): EUR 1,500 (one‑time, non‑refundable; payable in the first year).

- Security deposit for boarding: EUR 3,000 (paid in the first year on entry to boarding; refunded without interest after the student leaves minus outstanding fees/damages).

- If a student attends only one semester, the tuition charge for that semester is 70% of the annual tuition (applies where relevant).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard termly billing structure: three instalments — 40% due for the first instalment, then 30% and 30% for the second and third instalments respectively (specific instalment due dates are published by the school each year). There is also a one‑off payment option that attracts a discount in accordance with the school's payment terms.

- Discount for one‑off payment: a 5% discount is offered when the annual tuition is paid in full by the deadline specified by the school (deadline historically stated as end of May).

- Immediate payment obligations at enrolment: Tuition Fee and Admission Fee are required to be paid upon enrolment to confirm a place; the contractual obligation to pay tuition must be met within agreed deadlines regardless of attendance.

- Late payment charge: EUR 100 per reminder. The school reserves the right to demand immediate payment of remaining fees or terminate the contract for late payment.

Other recurring or optional charges

- Private lessons: Individual lessons EUR 30 per hour (45 minutes); 2 students together EUR 25 each per session; 3 students together EUR 20 each per session.

- Exam costs: Students in Years 11/12/13 pay Cambridge/assessment exam costs separately.

- Optional excursions and out‑of‑hours activities: charged separately.

- Additional supplier charges payable directly by families: uniform and sports kit; daily transport; laptops for Middle Years students; unofficial or certified translations of documents. Uniforms are noted as paid on request.

- Textbooks and materials: students who are not enrolled or whose tuition is unpaid by the school's stated deadline are required to purchase curriculum books and materials independently. (School publishes the cut‑off date annually; historic notices refer to late‑June deadlines.)

Refunds and deposits

- Tuition and admission fees: paid tuition fees and the admission fee are non‑refundable. Certificates and diplomas will not be issued until all financial obligations are settled.

- Boarding security deposit: refundable (without interest) after a student leaves, less any outstanding fees/charges or deductions for damage.

Fee payment options and invoicing

- Payment timing and instalment structure are specified in the school's fee policy and invoices. Bank/account details and formal invoice/payment instructions are provided to families through the school's administration and on enrolment correspondence; the school's public contact details are available for direct enquiry.

Sibling discounts

- Sibling fee reductions are applied: historically published reductions are 15% for the second child, 30% for the third child and 50% for the fourth child (applied to the relevant children according to the school's policy).

Summary of immediate, one‑time sums often payable at enrolment

- New student admission fee: EUR 1,500 (one‑time, non‑refundable).
- Returning student registration fee: EUR 750 (one‑time, non‑refundable).
- Boarding application/enrolment fee (boarding students): EUR 1,500 (one‑time, non‑refundable).
- Boarding security deposit: EUR 3,000 (refundable as described).

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Curriculum

The English language is the centrepiece of the BISZ curriculum and the programme is based on the UK Key Stages (EYFS, Key Stage 1 to 5). The Early Years Foundation Stage covers Nursery and Reception; Key Stages 1–2 make up Primary; Key Stages 3–5 cover Lower Secondary, Middle Secondary and Sixth Form. The Primary curriculum uses the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), with six‑week unit blocks covering Science, Health, History, Geography, Technology, Art, Music and International Mindedness; Croatian Language and Culture is offered to foreign primary students from Year 2, and German and Italian are offered as electives alongside Croatian. At Key Stage 3 BISZ teaches English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, and at least one Modern Foreign Language (Croatian, Italian or German) plus Art and Design, Music, Physical Education, Citizenship and ICT. Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) follows IGCSE/GCSE and includes core subjects English, Maths and Science, with ICT, PE, Citizenship and electives from The Arts, Humanities and Modern Foreign Languages. Key Stage 5 (Years 12–13) offers AS and A2 levels; on‑site boarding is available for ages 13–19; English remains the language of instruction.

Higher Education Progression

The high school follows the Cambridge International Curriculum, with IGCSE in Years 10–11 and AS/A‑Levels in Years 12–13, providing pathways to top global universities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The BISZ community commits to a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle for students, boarders and staff. Education combines theory and practice with safety as a priority. Boarding staff monitor, educate and mentor boarders in areas including healthy nutrition, time management and safety. Pastoral care addresses birthdays, religious festivals, family and friendship issues, academic performance, relationships, international mindedness, illness, puberty and bullying. Regular school-home communication keeps parents informed about school news and a child's progress, with online meetings and discussions available. In case of illness or other unforeseen incidents, parents are informed immediately and families are welcome to visit.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The English language is the centrepiece of our curriculum and the curriculum is based on UK Key Stages. Foreign languages are heavily promoted; German, Italian and Croatian are offered as electives, with the possibility of other languages being incorporated. Students are expected to study one foreign language from Year 3. Croatian Language and Culture is offered to foreign students enrolled in Primary from Year 2 onwards.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral care supports students wellbeing and social-emotional development. Boarding staff provide ongoing support to help students feel safe and supported. Focus areas include birthdays, religious festivals, family and friendship issues, academic performance, relationships, international mindedness, illness, puberty and bullying. The school maintains regular communication with families to support wellbeing through the BISZ website and email, and meetings can be arranged with boarding staff.

Admissions

The British International School of Zagreb offers a standardised programme aligned with the UK National Curriculum. The programme is taught in English, with foreign languages provided as supplementary electives. Admission is open to any student who meets the expected requirements. The admission procedure begins with families contacting the school by phone or email to arrange an interview and a tour with the Director/Principal and/or the School Coordinator. The initial visit allows students and parents to ask questions, meet teachers, and gain a clear understanding of how the school operates. A second follow‑up interview is arranged, and the school requires copies of the last two school reports along with completed application forms to be returned; these documents are reviewed by the Principal and school leadership and parents are informed as soon as possible. Prospective students are assessed before an offer is made. Primary School assessments are conducted by the Primary School Coordinator and involve standardised testing in Literacy and Numeracy; Secondary School assessments include subject‑specific assessments and a Skype interview if the student is abroad. Assessments for Secondary School students are conducted by the relevant subject teachers and the coordinator, and the school may identify the need for private English tuition, which is charged in addition. The school offers a one‑off open day for prospective students to spend a day in class to observe how lessons operate. If a student is deemed eligible for admission, parents receive an acceptance form/contract in three copies to be signed, and they must pay a non‑ refundable Admission Fee before the child's name is placed on the class list. The Principal may refuse admission if the student would not gain educational advantage from BISZ programmes, if the student has a low academic or disciplinary record deemed unsuitable for the BISZ community, or if the school cannot meet the student's special educational requirements. Enrolment is organised so that Grades 1–13 are placed in a class appropriate for their age based on successful completion of the preceding year, and students moving from Southern Hemisphere schools continue in the same grade (e.g., finishing Grade 6 in Australia in December would complete the school year in Grade 6 at BISZ from January to June). The following documents are required: 1. Application forms, 2) School records for the previous two years, 3) Confidential school recommendations, 4) Official English translations of school records, 5) Proof of payment of the admission fee, 6) Copy of the passport photo page, 7) Copy of the birth certificate, 8) Enrolment Contract, 9) Copy of the child's relevant medical information or vaccination records, 10) For Kindergarten and Year 1, the pediatrician's certificate stating that the child is ready for school.

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American Academy in Zagreb

Instructs in English

Ages 14 - 18 years

Fees €14,000

Pupils 105

The American Academy in Zagreb is a private international high school located in central Zagreb's Agram Office Center. The curriculum blends American and Finnish influences and is delivered in English by a diverse faculty from around the world. Students select courses across English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Science and World Languages, with Advanced Placement options and a dedicated STEM program introduced in 2021. Graduation requires a minimum of 67 credits (12 ELA, 9 Math, 9 Science, 9 Social Science including U.S. History, 6 World Language, 3 Physical Education and Health), with 72 credits recommended. Croatian language classes are available, and graduates earn an American High School Diploma suitable for study worldwide. The campus benefits from a modern adjacent sports center, STEM labs, and two daily blocks for Programming & Robotics and Science. Theme Weeks occur four times a year, delivering school-wide, project-based learning that enhances collaboration, communication and problem solving. It prepares students for study.

Location

Located in Zagreb, Croatia, inside the Agram Office Center in the city center. The campus is adjacent to a modern sports center with state-of-the-art facilities. This location puts the school in central Zagreb.

Stages

Middle School Prep Program (grades 7–8); High School (grades 9–12) including STEM High School (grades 9–12); all classes taught in English.

Type

Private international high school; part of the American Academy network.

Country affiliation

Croatia

Application fee

- No specific application fee amount is published in the school's publicly available admissions materials for American Academy in Zagreb.

Tuition fees (by programme and year)

- High School (Grades 9–12) — Annual tuition: EUR 12,800 for the 2026/2027 academic year.

- STEM High School (Grades 9–12) — Annual tuition: EUR 14,000 for the 2026/2027 academic year.

- Middle School Prep Program (Grades 7–8, preparatory after‑school program) — Programme fee: EUR 1,950 (annual programme fee as published).

- Per‑term (semester) amounts — The school year is organised into two semesters; if annual tuition were divided equally between the two semesters, the implied per‑semester amounts would be: High School EUR 6,400 per semester and STEM High School EUR 7,000 per semester. This per‑semester arithmetic is an equal‑division calculation based on the published annual tuition and the school's two‑semester academic year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school publishes annual tuition figures and states that the academic year is divided into two semesters. A detailed public schedule of invoice dates, instalment options, or mandatory deposit amounts is not published in the school's publicly available admissions materials and parent handbook.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- Boarding is not offered as a paid residential programme for American Academy in Zagreb; the school operates as a day campus and no boarding fees are published.

Other costs and fees

- Technology: All students are expected to bring a laptop or tablet with a keyboard and standard office software; this is an expected parental expense.

- Meals: Food service is provided through a third‑party vendor and must be paid in advance; meal costs are therefore an additional expense to tuition.

- Supplies and equipment: Students should supply standard school materials (notebooks, calculator where required, stationery). A scientific calculator is recommended/expected for math and science courses.

- Uniform: The school uses a casual / business‑casual dress code; there is no published uniform charge.

- Possible exam / external fees: The school offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses; any external examination fees (for AP or other external tests) are not listed as included in published tuition and may be charged separately. No specific exam fee schedule is published in the school's public materials.

Refund information

- A specific tuition refund policy (deadlines, pro‑rata calculations, refundable deposit rules) is not published in the school's publicly available admissions materials and parent handbook. For families who need exact refund conditions and calculation examples, the school's admissions/finance office issues the official billing and refund terms.

Fee payment options

- The school's public materials do not publish a definitive list of accepted payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer, local payment portals) or processing fees. Food service payment to the third‑party vendor is stated to be paid in advance. Official invoices and payment instructions are provided by the school's administration.

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Curriculum

The curriculum is inspired by the American and Finnish systems. Students have the freedom to choose the subjects they study to develop social and practical skills. All classes are taught in English by teachers from around the world, and Theme Weeks take place quarterly. Advanced Placement (AP) courses and a STEM program are offered. Graduation requires a minimum of 67 credits (12 English Language Arts, 9 Mathematics, 9 Science, 9 Social Science including U.S. History, 6 World Language, 3 Physical Education and Health), with 72 credits recommended. Croatian language classes are available, and graduates earn an American High School Diploma that enables study worldwide.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small classes; total of 105 students in the 2025/26 academic year; classes taught in English by teachers from around the world.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates earn an American High School Diploma, enabling study anywhere in the world. The program offers Advanced Placement courses and a STEM program to prepare for university study, and it provides assistance with university applications worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

AP courses and a STEM program.

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American International School of Zagreb

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €23,175

Pupils 341

Type Co-educational

AISZ is an independent, coeducational, non-profit day school in Zagreb serving ages 3–18. The PK-12 program blends an American-influenced international framework with the IB Diploma Program and AISZ diplomas, all built on inquiry and interdisciplinary learning. English is the language of instruction; world languages include French and German, while the IB offers Language A options in English, Croatian, French, German, and Chinese, and Language B options in English, French, and German (with ab initio). The school offers three high school diplomas: the IB Diploma, the AISZ High School Diploma, and the AISZ Honors Diploma (which includes a senior project). The Bridges Program supports inclusive learning, and English as an Additional Language is provided when needed. The Bundek campus is an A+ energy-rated building with zero CO2 emissions and power generation to the Zagreb grid, and houses two well-resourced libraries, three science laboratories, a fully flexible black box theater, dance and music spaces, art rooms, and extensive athletic facilities. AISZ emphasizes arts, athletics, and service through clubs and CEESA activities.

Location

The American International School of Zagreb is located at Ul. Damira Tomljanovića Gavrana 3, 10020 Zagreb, Croatia.

Stages

PK-12: Pre-K to Grade 5 (Lower School); Middle School Grades 6-8; High School Grades 9-12; IB Diploma Program offered in Grades 11-12.

Type

Independent, coeducational, non-profit day school

Pupil Nationality Mix

More than 40 nationalities represented.

Additional learning support

English as an Additional Language; Learning Support; Social and Emotional Learning; Bridges program; Postsecondary advising and college counseling.

Country affiliation

Croatia

School day structure

School hours are 8:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.; arrival by 7:50 a.m. recommended to start promptly at 8:00 a.m.

Bus service

iBus Transport; AISZ contracts with iBus Transport; parents arrange transportation directly with iBus.

Boarding Arrangements

The school does not offer boarding facilities.

Uniform Requirement

Students do not wear uniforms.

Food Options

Food services are provided by Kvatrić catering service, which operates the cafeteria and prepares fresh meals using ingredients from local farms. Lunch for students includes soup, main dish, salad and dessert; Grab & Go meals are available for students in Grades 5–12.

Governance and Ownership

Governance: The School Board has full authority and responsibility for all governance matters, and the Director is responsible for the efficient operation of the School. Ownership: AISZ is legally recognized in Croatia under a Bilateral Agreement between the Governments of the United States of America and Croatia dated June 27, 2001; the AISZ Foundation was incorporated in Delaware on October 31, 1997, and AISZ operates as a private school governed by the School Board.

Application & Admission Fees
- Application fee (new students, Pre-K through Grade 12): EUR 500 (one‑time, non‑refundable).
- Admission fee (paid upon acceptance): Pre‑Kindergarten: EUR 500; Grades K–12: EUR 1,500 (one‑time, non‑refundable).

Annual Tuition (by division) — stated amounts
- Pre‑Kindergarten (PK): EUR 9,520.
- Elementary School (Kindergarten – Grade 5): EUR 18,475.
- Middle School (Grades 6–8): EUR 19,790.
- High School (Grades 9–10): EUR 20,370.
- High School (Grades 11–12): EUR 20,700.
- Bridges Program: EUR 39,500.
- IB Diploma fee (Grade 12, approximate program cost): EUR 750.

Per‑term and per‑semester detail (calculated from the annual tuition and the school's installment structure)
- The school offers a quarterly installment option (four terms / quarters); per‑quarter (term) amounts below are the annual tuition divided by four. The school also offers a two‑payment (semester) option where each semester equals one half of the annual tuition.

Per‑quarter (one fourth of annual tuition):
- PK: EUR 2,380.00 per quarter.
- K–5: EUR 4,618.75 per quarter.
- Grades 6–8: EUR 4,947.50 per quarter.
- Grades 9–10: EUR 5,092.50 per quarter.
- Grades 11–12: EUR 5,175.00 per quarter.
- Bridges Program: EUR 9,875.00 per quarter.

Per‑semester (one half of annual tuition):
- PK: EUR 4,760.00 per semester.
- K–5: EUR 9,237.50 per semester.
- Grades 6–8: EUR 9,895.00 per semester.
- Grades 9–10: EUR 10,185.00 per semester.
- Grades 11–12: EUR 10,350.00 per semester.
- Bridges Program: EUR 19,750.00 per semester.

Other mandatory and routine fees
- Capital fee (Grades K–12): EUR 2,700 per student, charged annually, not prorated; payable in full with the first payment and non‑refundable.
- Tuition deposit (private payers who select a payment plan): EUR 500 (non‑refundable; applied toward the invoice and holds the student's place).
- Payment plan (administrative) fee for quarterly plan: EUR 100 (one‑time when selecting the quarterly/self‑payer plan).
- Late payment fee: EUR 50 per month when payment is past due (charged on the first of each month).

Routine ancillary charges (examples listed as standard school charges):
- Semester/end‑of‑year printed report card (stamped and signed): EUR 20 for one original; each additional school year copy: + EUR 10.
- Certificate of Attendance: EUR 10.
- High school transcript (graduates): EUR 20.
- High school diploma (graduates): EUR 100.
- Lost ID card (replacement; first replacement after the free one): EUR 8.
- Technology equipment and lost library/classroom books: charged at cost.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoices are issued in May; standard invoice timing requires payment in full by the date shown on the invoice (in the posted schedule invoices issued in May were due by May 22). If an invoice is issued after mid‑May, payment is due within 15 days or before the student's first day of attendance.
- One‑payment option: total balance due within 15 days of invoice issue or before the student starts.
- Two‑payment (semester) option: first payment due within 15 days (or before starting) and must include the Capital Fee and Admission Fee plus one half of tuition; second half is due by the semester deadline (example listed: on or before January 12).
- Quarterly (four installment) option (available to self‑payers): a one‑time administrative fee applies; typical installment schedule example: Aug 21 (¼ tuition + admission fee + capital fee + admin charge), Oct 20 (¼ tuition), Jan 12 (¼ tuition), Mar 20 (¼ tuition). The tuition deposit is applied toward the invoice to reserve the place.
- Consequences of late or missed payments: monthly late fee (EUR 50); if payment is 60+ days past due the student may be suspended and school records withheld until invoices are paid; repeated late payments can require full payment for the following year prior to the student starting.

Refunds and withdrawal / cancellation charges
- Application fee, Admission fee, Capital fee, Tuition deposit and all additionally charged administrative fees are separate from tuition and are non‑refundable.
- Cancellation/withdrawal charges when a family cancels after the stated cancellation deadlines: for any quarter attended partly or in full the full tuition for that quarter is due; for any quarter unattended while officially enrolled, 50% of the full tuition for that quarter is due (quarters follow the quarterly installment structure).
- The school may withhold records and suspend or dismiss a student for unpaid fees; no refund will be issued for services already provided if a student is suspended or dismissed for non‑payment or other discretionary reasons.

Boarding
- Boarding is not offered. There are no boarding fees.

Other practical payment details and options
- Primary payment method information: payments are to be made to the school; bank/wire transfer details are provided by the Business Office. When paying by wire transfer, any bank charges or transaction costs must be added to the payment amount so the school receives the full invoice amount. EUR is the stated currency; payment in USD is possible using the Croatian National Bank exchange rate in effect for the payment. Payers should reference the student's surname and invoice number in the payment reference. Contact the Business Office for precise bank details and current exchange instructions.

Notes on discounts and scholarships (fee‑related items)
- Long‑attendance tuition discount: a continuous‑attendance discount (10%) is applied in the seventh consecutive year a student attends; capital‑fee reductions apply in years four and five with the capital fee phased out after year six according to the published schedule.
- Scholarship and financial‑assistance programs exist that can reduce tuition or capital fees for eligible students; these programs are separate from the fee schedule above.

If you require these figures presented in a different numeric format (for example, rounded to whole euros) they are provided here in the stated currency (EUR) and are calculated directly from the published fee amounts and the school's published payment schedule.

Curriculum

AISZ PK-12 curriculum is built on inquiry, fostering critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication. It blends a US-influenced international framework with interdisciplinary learning and real-world problem solving. The language of instruction is English, with French and German offered as world languages; in the IB, Language A options include English, Croatian, French, German, and Chinese, and Language B options include English, French, and German (with ab initio options). English as an Additional Language, academic support, and enrichment opportunities are provided through Student Support Services. AISZ offers three diploma pathways in high school: the IB Diploma Program (Grades 11-12), the AISZ High School Diploma, and the AISZ Honors Diploma, with the Honors Diploma including a senior project. The Bridges Program provides inclusive learning for upper school students.

Student Teacher Ratio

The average class size varies per grade level from 15-20 students.

Exam Results

IB Diploma Results from the last three years show an average Diploma grade of 5.2 and a range of IB scores from 24 to 45. Course offerings for Grade 11 and 12 include a broad set of DP subjects across groups, supporting a variety of student interests. All AISZ graduates earn the AISZ American High School Diploma.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have been admitted to universities across the United Kingdom and other European countries, including University College London, Durham University, King's College London, Cardiff University, University of Bristol, University of Reading, University of St Andrews, and the University of Warwick; Northeastern University London is also listed as a destination. The school provides postsecondary advising and college counseling to support this progression.

Gifted and Talented

Enrichment opportunities exist as part of AISZ's support services, and the Bridges Program supports inclusive learning for diverse/upper-school students with intensive learning needs; the IB Diploma Program and Honors Diploma pathways offer advanced coursework and capstone opportunities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

MTSS guides AISZ's social-emotional learning. A dedicated social-emotional counselor works in each division to teach skills and provide support. Universal screeners identify academic and social-emotional needs to guide tiered interventions. MTSS is led by four departments: Learning Support, English as an Additional Language (EAL), Counseling and Guidance, and Academic/College Counseling. The school emphasizes that all students can learn at high levels and integrates language development with wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

AISZ has a Learning Support team serving students with gaps in learning and with mild, moderate and intensive needs. The school does not provide services such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, educational psychologist testing or other intensive services. If a child's needs reach beyond AISZ's service capabilities, the school may refer and recommend external services at extra cost. If AISZ cannot provide adequate services for the student's level of English, admission may be declined.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

AISZ has English Acquisition (EAL) teachers and assistants in both the lower and upper school. The EAL program is tailored to individual student needs. Prior to acceptance as a full-time student, students may be required to take the Versant English proficiency test to determine readiness. Support is provided with in-class and outside-of-class adjustments, and the level of support decreases as proficiency improves.

Mental Wellbeing

Counseling and Guidance support social-emotional wellbeing and safety for every student. A robust counseling program includes a dedicated social-emotional counselor in each division to provide preventive and supportive interventions. AISZ acknowledges rising anxiety and wellbeing concerns and addresses this through proactive counseling and support.

Safeguarding

AISZ maintains a Child Safeguarding Policy to protect students and families. Faculty and staff are mandated reporters, and safeguarding and duty of care procedures are described in policy. The school endorses the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and views safeguarding as central to school life.

Admissions

1. Grade placement, residency, guardianship, consent, and immunizations: Pre-Kindergarten is for ages 3 or 4 by December; Kindergarten is for age 5 by September 1; Grades 1–12 are placed by age on September 1, with possible adjustments communicated before acceptance. Lower and Middle School students must reside with their parents; High School students must live with a parent or legal guardian who resides in Zagreb, supported by a notarized guardianship letter. Consent from both parents is required for all grade levels, and immunization records must be up to date for admission. 2. Application timeline and required materials: Applications for the next school year are due by the end of March; deadlines are announced in December. Rolling admission is possible for the current year if submitted before March 31; applications submitted between April 1 and the last day of the school year are considered for the following school year. 3. Documentation and assessments: Enrollment requires immunization records, up-to-date documents in English, and reports from current/previous schools; documentation for learning needs may be required. Applications are not official until essential items are provided, and references must come directly from the applicant's current school; additional assessments may be requested. 4. Assessments and language screening: For Grades 6–8, non-native English speakers take an English assessment; for Grades 9–12, a Mathematics assessment and an online interview are required, along with an English assessment for non-native speakers; all assessments must be supervised by AISZ or the applicant's current school. MAP Reading and Math assessments may be required and can be conducted in AISZ or facilitated by the current school. 5. Admission decision, waitlist, and enrollment: Admissions decisions are communicated to families; if a seat is not available, the student is placed on a waiting list and the family must confirm interest to remain on the list; the waitlist is valid for one academic year and additional documentation may be required for future enrollment. 6. Enrollment steps, fees, and scholarships: An application fee is due at the start of the online application, and an admission fee is due upon acceptance; a Capital Fee is charged and discounted after several years. The school offers a Croatian Young Leaders Scholarship Program for Croatian students (grades 9–11) with a 90% tuition discount for up to four years for those meeting academic and leadership criteria; a tuition reduction program provides financial aid for eligible families in grades 1–12. After acceptance, families complete an enrollment contract, online consent, updated medical records, a physical examination form, and tuition payments; start date depends on whether acceptance is before mid-August or during the school year. 7. Start date and school year timing: If the child is accepted before the beginning of the school year (before mid-August), they may begin on the first day of school; if accepted during the school year, enrollment begins after completion of the admission steps.

Scholarships

AISZ offers a Croatian Young Leaders Scholarship Program for Croatian students entering high school (grades 9–11) with a 90% discount on tuition for up to four years to mature at AISZ, for citizens educated under the Croatian curriculum who meet academic and leadership, personal, artistic, sporting, or social criteria; AISZ also provides a tuition reduction program for families in financial need (financial aid) for students in grades 1–12.

Waitlist

If a student is accepted but no seats are available in the desired class, the student is placed on a waiting list; families must confirm their interest in remaining on the waitlist; placement on the waitlist is valid for one academic year and may require updated documentation for future enrollment; AISZ will notify families near the end of the academic year to confirm status.

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École Française Internationale de Zagreb

Instructs in French

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €4,500 - 7,000

Pupils 137

Type Co-educational

École Française Internationale de Zagreb (FISZ) is a private, non-profit French international school serving ages 3–18, operating within the Zagreb Eurocampus beside the German school. The curriculum follows the French system with an integrated Croatian component. French is the main language of instruction; English is a compulsory first foreign language from age 6, German from age 11, and Croatian is mandatory for all students (taught as a mother tongue or foreign language). In Grade 6 a British International Section begins, offering English literature and History/Geography taught in English. After 9th grade students can sit DNBI international option, and after 12th grade the OIB French baccalaureate, both within the Eurocampus framework. The campus hosts a new sports area, hall, CDI and cantine, with joint PE activities across the French and German schools. Governance is by a parent-volunteer Association; AEFE appoints the principal. Extracurriculars include after-school arts, cultural activities and student-led groups.

Location

Fratrovac Street 36, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia.

Stages

From kindergarten to high school.

Type

French international school.

Country affiliation

France

Fees overview (2025–2026 academic year)

Application / Registration fees
- Initial registration fee: EUR 500. A 50% discount on the registration fee applied for payment executed before 15 April 2025.
- Re-registration fee (annual): EUR 100.

Tuition fees by school year (annual and instalments)
- Maternelle (Kindergarten): EUR 4,500 per year (EUR 5,500 if refunded by employer).
- Quarterly instalment (annual ÷ 4): EUR 1,125 per quarter.
- 10-month instalment (annual ÷ 10): EUR 450 per month.

- Primary school: EUR 6,000 per year (EUR 7,000 if refunded by employer).
- Quarterly instalment: EUR 1,500 per quarter.
- 10-month instalment: EUR 600 per month.

- Lower secondary (6ème, 5ème, 4ème — international section — and 3ème / listed as 6th–9th): EUR 7,000 per year (EUR 8,000 if refunded by employer).
- Quarterly instalment: EUR 1,750 per quarter.
- 10-month instalment: EUR 700 per month.

- High School (2nde): EUR 7,000 per year (EUR 8,000 if refunded by employer).
- Quarterly instalment: EUR 1,750 per quarter.
- 10-month instalment: EUR 700 per month.

- High School (1ère & Terminale): EUR 5,300 per year (EUR 6,000 if refunded by employer).
- Quarterly instalment: EUR 1,325 per quarter.
- 10-month instalment: EUR 530 per month.
- Additional CNED fee where applicable: EUR 1,120 per year (paid directly to CNED when required).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be paid in one of three schedules: annually (one payment), quarterly (four instalments), or over 10 months (ten instalments).
- Discounts on tuition: 5% discount for full payment by the early-payment deadline stated for the year (example shown as full payment before 30 June 2025 for the 2025–2026 year). Sibling discounts apply: 5% for the 2nd child, 10% for the 3rd child, 15% for the 4th child, and 20% for the 5th and subsequent children. Discounts are not applicable when fees are reimbursed by the employer.

Boarding fees
- The school does not list boarding provision or boarding fees; boarding is not applicable.

Other costs and additional fees
- CNED registration (for students requiring CNED): the CNED rate is set each school year and is paid directly to CNED, except for scholarship students; an example listed is EUR 1,120 per year where applicable.
- Cafeteria / canteen: fees are set by the external caterer and billed separately according to the caterer's rates.
- After-school daycare (every day except Wednesday): rates are published at the start of the school year and billed according to the published schedule.
- Extracurricular activities: program fees and schedules are published at the start of the year and are billed after registration for each activity.
- Books and materials: school-published items (books, calculators, materials) are charged separately through the school's books & materials service; individual item prices vary (example items are listed in the school's books & materials catalogue).

Refund information
- No standard tuition refund policy is published on the school's fees information pages; specific questions about refunds, prorata charges for mid-year withdrawals, or refunds of registration/re-registration fees should be addressed through the school's billing/administration channels.

Fee payment options (methods)
- The published fee pages state available billing schedules (annual, quarterly, 10 months) but do not specify the exact accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, direct debit) on the public fee page. Payment instructions and methods are managed through the school's invoicing and member services portal.

Notes on surcharges and employer reimbursement
- Where fees are refunded by an employer, the school lists higher gross amounts (example: Maternelle EUR 5,500 vs. EUR 4,500). Sibling and early-payment discounts are expressly not applicable when fees are paid/reimbursed by the employer.

Summary of immediate actionable figures
- Initial registration: EUR 500 (discounted to EUR 250 under the early-registration condition shown for that year). Re-registration: EUR 100.
- Representative annual tuition amounts: Maternelle EUR 4,500; Primary EUR 6,000; Lower secondary / 2nde EUR 7,000; 1ère & Terminale EUR 5,300 (plus CNED where applicable EUR 1,120). Instalment options: annual, quarterly, or 10 months.

(All figures above are those published for the 2025–2026 school year on the school's published fees and services pages.)

Curriculum

An integrated French and Croatian curriculum with intensive English and German instruction. Croatian language, history, and geography are compulsory for students of Croatian descent. The school also offers a British International Section that provides English language and literature in a bilingual program. French is the main language of instruction and is taught in all classes; English is compulsory as a first foreign language from age 6; German is taught as a second foreign language from age 11; Croatian is compulsory for all and is taught either as a foreign language or as a mother tongue.

Student Teacher Ratio

7:1 student-teacher ratio

Higher Education Progression

Graduates can continue their studies in any French school or university worldwide, or transfer to a Croatian school or university, or any other European or Anglo-Saxon institution.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

We believe that a multicultural education prepares our youth to succeed in tomorrow's world. We believe that a comprehensive education, based on the plurality of cultures, goes beyond school subjects. We believe that empathy, moral integrity, and a sense of personal responsibility are at the core of global citizenship. We believe that students thrive in a protective environment where they can express themselves freely. We believe in embracing diversity and inclusion to empower individuals and build a better society for all.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The program integrates the French and Croatian curricula in combination with intensive English and German instruction.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides a protective environment where students can express themselves freely, supporting their mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Students thrive in a protective environment where they can express themselves freely.

Admissions

Step 1 — First contact and school visit: The school is open to all children regardless of background and proficiency in French. Contact us to arrange a visit to the school. The school will follow up on the registration and liaise directly with you until the process is complete. To secure a spot, registration and the registration fees must be completed before March 30, and registration does not take effect until the initial registration fee has been paid.

Step 2 — Visit us: Parents are strongly encouraged to visit the school and learn more before registering, as no description will give you as much information as an in-person visit. Meet us and get a better sense of what we offer. If you are unable to visit in person, we will gladly arrange an appointment by phone, Skype, or Zoom to accommodate you.

Step 3 — Pre-register: Before or after your visit, pre-register online. All interested parents are required to complete the pre-registration and re-registration forms to begin the registration process. The process is conducted through our online platform.

Step 4 — Register: The school administration finalizes the registration process. Registration does not go into effect until the initial registration fee has been paid. Read the FAQs for more information as you complete enrollment.

Step 5 — High school admissions (CNED): First-time high school students (grades 10–12) are registered directly with the National Center for Distance Education (CNED), with EFZ teachers providing in-person instruction and guidance. Inform us early to determine availability based on age, grade level, and background. Parents register online using the CNED platform and can contact us for more information about CNED registration. The principal approves the CNED-based application, and EFZ liaises with CNED throughout the year to organize exams and manage the exchange of tests and homework. Register in three simple steps: Access CNED registration; complete CNED online registration; confirm with the school secretary for approval.

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Bright Horizons - International British School of Zagreb - Secondary

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - 16 years

Fees €9,200 - 16,300

Pupils 200

Type Co-educational

Bright Horizons - International British School of Zagreb delivers the British National Curriculum alongside the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) for ages 5–16. Primary campus is at Sveti Duh 122 and Secondary campus at Ul. Augusta Harambašića 19, housed in a purpose-built, green residential setting. The school serves 180+ students supported by 35+ staff from 30+ nationalities. In the Primary years, IPC informs topics such as history, science and geography, while English literacy and Maths follow UK standards; Croatian is taught under the Croatian curriculum. In Secondary, students study the Cambridge IGCSE with core subjects and optional choices, progressing to Cambridge A Levels. Croatian, Spanish and German are taught. Extras include music, mindfulness and project-based work, alongside the My Super Curricular Programme. The Programme features the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Model United Nations and field trips, with UN Sustainable Development Goals embedded across learning and routines.

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Bright Horizons - International British School of Zagreb

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - 16 years

Fees €9,200 - 16,300

Pupils 200

Type Co-educational

Bright Horizons - International British School of Zagreb delivers the British National Curriculum alongside the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) for ages 5–16. Primary campus is at Sveti Duh 122 and Secondary campus at Ul. Augusta Harambašića 19, housed in a purpose-built, green residential setting. The school serves 180+ students supported by 35+ staff from 30+ nationalities. In the Primary years, IPC informs topics such as history, science and geography, while English literacy and Maths follow UK standards; Croatian is taught under the Croatian curriculum. In Secondary, students study the Cambridge IGCSE with core subjects and optional choices, progressing to Cambridge A Levels. Croatian, Spanish and German are taught. Extras include music, mindfulness and project-based work, alongside the My Super Curricular Programme. The Programme features the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Model United Nations and field trips, with UN Sustainable Development Goals embedded across learning and routines.

Location

Primary campus: Sveti Duh 122, 10000 Zagreb. Secondary campus: Ul. Augusta Harambašića 19, 10000 Zagreb. The school is located in Zagreb, Croatia, in a green residential area that is easily accessible by public transportation.

Stages

Primary and Secondary

Type

The school uses the International Primary Curriculum together with the British National Curriculum.

Pupil Nationality Mix

200+ students from 30+ nationalities.

Additional learning support

The school provides individual approaches towards pupils and tailored support to meet their needs.

Country affiliation

Croatia

Uniform Requirement

Uniform must be worn to and from school and during school hours and for other school activities. Gym kit is required for PE. Uniform items must be labelled. Hair should be neat and tidy. Jewellery should be discreet and appropriate. No dyeing of hair. Makeup or nail polish is not allowed at school or at school events.

Food Options

The Bright Horizons lunch service is provided through in-house catering. Pupils are provided with a nutritious snack in the morning and afternoon.

Governance and Ownership

Bright Horizons International British School is verified by the Croatian Ministry of Science and Education. Established and approved by the Ministry of Education and COBIS in 2013. The school is a member of COBIS, IPC and Cambridge International Education.

Application and assessment fees
- First-time enrolment fee (Years 1–8): EUR 600 (one-time, non-refundable).
- Re-enrolment fee (Years 1–8): EUR 400 (one-time).
- Assessment fee for new pupils (Years 1–8): EUR 50 (one-time, covers entrance testing).
- First-time enrolment fee (Years 10–11): EUR 1,200 (one-time, non-refundable).
- Re-enrolment fee (Years 10–11): EUR 800 (one-time).
- Assessment fee for new pupils (Years 10–11): EUR 100 (one-time).

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as Annual fee and Monthly instalment where published)
- Years 1–6: Annual fee EUR 9,200; Monthly instalment (when paid in instalments) EUR 920.
- Years 7–8: Annual fee EUR 11,000; Monthly instalment EUR 1,100.
- Years 10–11: Annual fee EUR 15,000; Monthly instalment EUR 1,500.
- For the 2025/2026 published schedule the equivalent annual fees expressed in Croatian kuna (HRK) per grade were also published (illustrative): Kindergarten/Grades 1–5 ~ HRK 69,600 per year; Grades 6–8 ~ HRK 83,200 per year; Grades 9–10 ~ HRK 113,500 per year. These HRK figures correspond to the school's published 2025/26 fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be paid as a single annual payment or in instalments; when paid in instalments the published arrangement is ten monthly instalments, paid in advance during the first week of each month. Parents remain contractually responsible for fee payments even if the child is absent. Payment of the registration/enrolment fee is required with the enrolment paperwork and the annual contract is signed once that payment is received.
- First-time and assessment fees are charged at enrolment and are non-refundable.

Boarding fees
- Bright Horizons – International British School of Zagreb does not publish a boarding programme or boarding fees in its fees schedule; the published fee schedule covers day-school tuition and associated one-time enrolment/assessment charges only.

Other costs and additional charges
- Uniform and school kit are charged separately and are listed under the school's uniform/kit guidance; parents should expect a separate cost for uniform and sports kit.
- Assessment/enrolment fees and any first-year one-off charges are additional to the annual tuition (see Application and assessment fees above).
- School-provided meals (breakfast, lunch, snacks) are included in the published tuition for the school. Ancillary optional items such as extracurricular activities, optional excursions and private lessons are charged separately.

Refund and withdrawal rules
- Assessment and first-time enrolment fees are non-refundable. The published fee notes indicate that families remain contractually responsible for agreed tuition payments; the school's enrolment/payment terms require payment of registration/enrolment fees at acceptance. (Parents should note the school's contractual terms on cancellation and fee liability as part of the enrolment process.)

Fee payment options
- The school's published billing schedule is based on advance instalments (ten monthly payments) or a single annual payment; payment is handled through the school's finance procedures as set out at enrolment. The school provides contact details for its admissions/finance office for invoice and payment details.

Notes: the figures above follow the school's published fee schedule for the 2025/26 academic year and the school's published fee pages that list the annual and instalment amounts by year group.

Curriculum

The curriculum is based on the UK National Curriculum and the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). From Years 1 to 6, IPC is used for topics such as history, science and geography. English literacy is developed through daily reading, guided reading, phonics, spelling, speaking and listening, grammar, comprehension and creative writing. Maths follows the UK National Curriculum, with Singapore Maths support in some year groups. Croatian language is taught according to the Croatian curriculum. The school also teaches music, computing (including micro:bits), art, Croatian, Spanish, German and physical education. For secondary, Bright Horizons offers the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum with core subjects: Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Information and Communication Technology, Croatian language, National Subject (Croatian History and Geography), PSHE and Global Perspectives; students may choose 2–4 optional subjects such as English Literature, Art and Design, Physical Education, Geography and German.

Higher Education Progression

Cambridge IGCSE is recognised globally and prepares students for higher education and beyond.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school invests in pastoral care and community building to create a safe, nurturing space where children feel seen and supported. Smaller class sizes support personalized attention and social development. Pastoral care is dedicated to student well-being in both day and boarding environments.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction with additional language support. EAL learners receive strong support to ensure language is not a barrier to academic success.

Mental Wellbeing

A supportive, nurturing environment fosters emotional well-being, confidence, and a willingness to take learning risks. Boarding includes dedicated pastoral care to support student well-being.

Safeguarding

Online safety policy and safeguarding procedures are in place.

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Matija Gubec International School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 16 years

Fees €7,000

Type Co-educational

Matija Gubec International School is an IB World School in Zagreb, Croatia, offering two IB programmes in English: the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The school serves learners from preschool through Grade 8, aged 3 to 16, with English as the language of instruction. In the PYP (delivered from preschool to Grade 4), learning is organised around Units of Inquiry and covers Language (English and Croatian), Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Arts (Music, Visual Arts), Personal, Social and Physical Education, and Language Acquisition (English, Croatian, German, French, Italian). The MYP provides eight subject groups and includes Approaches to Learning, with English as the language of instruction and additional study in Croatian, German, French and Italian; ESL support is available. The school emphasises inquiry-based learning, intercultural understanding and global citizenship within a diverse community. Facilities include a library, eRegister and an after-school programme. FIRST LEGO League reflects STEM engagement.

Location

Davorina Bazjanca 2, Zagreb, Croatia. The address is published on the school's pages along with contact details (telephone +385 1 383 6571; E-mail: ured@os-mgupca-zg.skole.hr). The school operates in Zagreb, Croatia.

Stages

Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP).

Type

International school

Additional learning support

The school meets individual learning needs and supports the well-being of all students.

Country affiliation

Croatia

School day structure

All PYP and MYP students start at 9:20 a.m. The homeroom teachers meet and assemble the students at the schoolyard (PYP) or the main school entrance (MYP) and lead them to their assigned classrooms.

Uniform Requirement

Dress Code: Clothing must be clean, in good repair and of respectable and safe appropriate length; natural fabrics are encouraged. Hats or head coverings are not allowed inside the school. Tops must cover the chest with shoulders covered; sleeves should be of appropriate length; T‑shirts must fully overlap or tuck in; there should be no skin showing when arms are raised. Shorts are allowed if of modest length and appropriate material; jewelry should not pose a danger. Students must keep a pair of indoor shoes (slippers or tennis shoes) at school that are not slippery, and all clothing items should be taken home on Fridays for locker cleaning; class‑specific clothing information is sent by teachers.

Food Options

The cafeteria serves breakfast, lunch and a snack. Menu options include vegetarian, vegan and Halal (Halal on request). Diet preferences and allergies must be noted on the enrollment form and communicated to the homeroom teacher in advance; the weekly menu can be checked on the school website. All meals are prepared daily in the school kitchen with fresh groceries. Outside food is not allowed.

Governance and Ownership

Public school. International Baccalaureate World School offering two IB programmes in English: Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). Head of School: Ljiljana Klinger.

Overview (fee schedule and key terms)

Application / enrolment fee
- Enrolment fee: EUR 500. This fee is payable by the date specified by the school and is non‑refundable.

Tuition (annual and per‑instalment amounts) — by programme / year group
- PYP 0 through PYP 4: Annual tuition EUR 7,000 per student. Payment is broken into four equal instalments of EUR 1,750 due on the scheduled instalment dates.
- MYP 0 through MYP 3: Annual tuition EUR 7,000 per student. Payment is broken into four equal instalments of EUR 1,750 due on the scheduled instalment dates.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Instalment schedule: the annual tuition is payable in four equal instalments; instalment due dates are set in the school's annual payment plan. The instalment amounts and their due dates are shown in the school's fee schedule. Total annual tuition must be paid in full by the final due date set by the school.
- Enrolment fee timing: the enrolment fee is payable by the enrolment deadline set by the school and must be paid in full for a student to be registered; it is non‑refundable.
- Late registration: students enrolled after the first instalment due date are treated as late registrations; tuition for late registrants is calculated pro rata by full calendar months for the remainder of the school year.
- Early termination: when the schooling agreement is terminated early in writing, tuition is charged pro rata by full calendar months up to the termination date and any credit balance after settlement of outstanding claims is refunded (without interest).
- Late payment: delays beyond the school's grace period incur interest at the rate set by applicable law; continued non‑payment may lead to termination of the schooling agreement and recovery actions.

Discounts and single‑payment incentive
- Sibling discount: a 10% discount applies to the annual school fee for the second and each subsequent child enrolled in the international programme.
- Single‑payment discount: a 5% discount is available when the entire annual fee (after any sibling discount) is paid in one instalment by the school's specified early‑payment deadline.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not offered as part of the school's programmes; there are no published boarding fees.

Other costs and optional charges
- Textbooks and additional learning materials: parents are responsible for textbooks and additional learning materials specified for each PYP and MYP year; the school publishes a list of required textbooks and materials by year/subject. Costs for textbooks and workbooks are additional to tuition.
- Extracurricular activities, school trips, specialised materials or consumables, and similar optional services may incur separate charges; these are billed separately when applicable.
- Uniforms: no separate published uniform fee schedule is listed in the school's fee plan; any uniform costs would be charged separately if applicable.

Refunds and cancellations
- The enrolment fee is non‑refundable under any circumstances. Refunds for tuition paid in advance are handled after settlement of any outstanding claims; any remaining credit balance is refunded without interest on the terms set out by the school. Tuition refunds for early termination are calculated pro rata by full calendar months.

Fee payment options
- Primary published payment channel: bank transfer to the school account. Bank details available from the school include IBAN: HR1923600001101557054 and SWIFT: ZABAHR2X. Payments should be made to the school account in the currency and manner the school specifies.

Administrative and legal terms (payment consequences)
- If the total annual fee is not paid by the school's final deadline, the student may be ineligible for re‑enrolment in the following school year. Interest on overdue amounts is charged in accordance with applicable law and the school may take administrative or legal steps to recover unpaid fees.

(Amounts and conditions above follow the school's published annual fee payment plan and related terms.)

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Matija Gubec International School supports social and emotional development within its IB-aligned, student-centered approach. The mission is to prepare students to be confident, caring, respectful and internationally minded lifelong learners and global citizens ready to change the world for the better. The school emphasizes freedom of expression, independent thinking, and the development of positive personal values while fostering responsibility to others through respect and collaboration. The school enhances each student's self-worth, confidence and pride within a diverse intercultural community. The inclusion framework notes that the school fosters the social, emotional, and physical well-being of students and teachers, supporting a sense of belonging.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Matija Gubec International School identifies students' learning needs and provides appropriate learning support through its systems and processes. The school provides learning support to meet diverse needs and evidences support through planning, policy and practice. All students, including those with language barriers or different linguistic backgrounds, receive appropriate learning support. An Individual Education Plan (IEP) would only be suggested if this is in the student's best interests, following recommendations by relevant specialists.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Diverse language offerings are provided, with English, Croatian, German, French and Italian. All teachers act as language teachers and develop literacy across languages as part of the IB-aligned approach. The school is committed to supporting students who are not proficient in the language of instruction by providing time and pedagogical expertise.

Mental Wellbeing

Matija Gubec International School fosters the social, emotional, and physical well-being of students and teachers. The Inclusion Policy states that well-being is central to creating an inclusive educational environment. We embrace students' personal and cultural identities, home languages, and backgrounds as part of the well-being and inclusive culture. The IB learner profile emphasizes balancing physical, mental and personal well-being as a core attribute. The school aims to provide an environment where students feel a sense of belonging and are supported in their personal development.

Admissions

Primary Years Programme enrolment steps:
Step 1 – Application. Fill in the PYP Online Application form. After submission, your child will be placed on the waiting list. Parents are contacted by the end of April after reenrolment of continuing students and after the Admission Committee reviews new applications. Vacancies depend on the number of readmissions of continuing students.
Step 2 – Submitting the enrolment documents. If a seat is confirmed, the following documents are to be submitted: Original of the most recent report card; Court interpreter transcript of the applicant's latest report card in Croatian (if the applicant does not come from an IB school); Copy of the applicant identification document, i.e. passport, showing the applicant's date of birth, nationality, residency status and the spelling of the full name – for foreign nationals only; Copy of the applicant's Certificate of Citizenship ('Domovnica') - for Croatian nationals only.
Step 3 – Recognition. Submit the Request for recognition procedure for foreign education qualification. The recognition procedure is started at the request of the applicant who acquired foreign education qualification, or foreign document about finished or partly attended primary education. The request with the corresponding documentation is to be submitted to the Admission Committee of the School. Once the Admission Committee has received a complete set of application paper, the admission process begins. Consequently, parents receive a confirmation of receipt of application papers by email.
Step 4 – Interview. Once all the necessary documents are received, the Principal may arrange an interview with the applicant and parents.
Step 5 – Placement testing. For PYP0 and PYP1, children undergo a health screening and psychophysical ability testing prior to enrollment. For PYP2–PYP4, applicants are tested in English (interview and written) and Math. English readiness is helpful but not mandatory, and results determine placement in English classes (Language and Literature or Language Acquisition) or the ELS program if needed. Additional support classes may be recommended based on math results.
Step 6 – Decision on admission. The Admission Committee makes the final decision on acceptance. The process of review usually takes a couple of days and once the decision is made, the Admission Committee contacts the parents.
Step 7 – Registration. After admission approval, the programme coordinators schedule a registration appointment. The following occurs at that time: Payment of the enrolment fee in the amount of EUR 500,00 (non-refundable/non-transferable) (School fee payment details) and Sign the Agreement on Enrolment.

Waitlist

Applicants are placed on the waiting list after submitting the online application. The school contacts families by the end of April after reenrolment of continuing students and after the Admission Committee reviews new applications. Vacancies depend on the number of readmissions.

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Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb

Instructs in German

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €5,647 - 7,795

Type Co-educational

Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb is a day school for ages 3 to 18 offering a bespoke, KMK-approved curriculum from Kindergarten to Abitur. It is part of German international school network and, together with the Zagreb French School, forms the Eurocampus Zagreb, with shared governance and joint projects. German is the language of instruction from kindergarten, and students study German, Croatian, English and French, with a strong emphasis on multilingualism. The school provides the Deutsche Internationale Abitur (DIA) and prepares learners for Mittlerer Abschluss and Abitur through Grundschule, Mittelstufe and Oberstufe. The academic program covers Mathematics, Informatics, Natural and Social Sciences, Languages, Art, Music and Sport. A science laboratory supports MINT activities such as Jugend forscht and visits to the University of Zagreb. On campus there is indoor sports hall and a library; expansion plans include a larger hall and an auditorium. Extracurriculars include robotics, music, dance, and the student council.

Location

Fratrovac 36, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia. The school is on the Eurocampus Zagreb site, shared with the French international school in Zagreb.

Stages

Kindergarten; Vorschule (preschool); Grundschule (primary); Mittelstufe (middle school); Oberstufe (upper secondary).

Type

Day school offering education from Kindergarten to Abitur.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Students come from Germany, France, Croatia and other countries worldwide.

Additional learning support

DaF-Förderung is available to support non-native German speakers; groups are small and may be cross-grade; DaF instruction is provided to help follow regular classes at no extra charge.

Country affiliation

German international school network; Eurocampus Zagreb; affiliated with Germany's network of Deutsche Auslandsschulen.

School day structure

Preschool day runs Monday–Friday from 07:30 to 17:00. Schedule includes Bringzeit 07:30–08:40, breakfast 08:40–09:00, project work 09:00–11:30, outdoor free play 11:30–12:00, lunch 12:00–12:45, reading/sport/individuelle Förderung 12:45–14:30, snack 14:30–15:00, and pick-up/structured free play 15:00–17:00.

Application fee

- A one-time, non-refundable admission fee of EUR 850.00 is charged for each new enrolment (Kindergarten and School). The admission fee is due within two weeks of written confirmation of admission and cannot be offset against the annual tuition. If the admission fee is not received on time the registration becomes void; if the pupil does not attend, the admission fee is not refunded.

Tuition fees by year group (annual, per term (semester), and per 5-installment payment)

- Kindergarten (Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00):
- Annual fee: EUR 4,797.00.
- Per term (semester) – annual fee ÷ 2: EUR 2,398.50.
- Per instalment when paid in 5 equal rates – annual fee ÷ 5: EUR 959.40.

- Vorschule / Pre‑school (Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00):
- Annual fee: EUR 5,690.00.
- Per term (semester): EUR 2,845.00.
- Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,138.00.

- Primary School (Grundschule, Grades 1–4; Mon–Thu 08:00–14:00, Fri 08:00–13:00):
- Annual fee: EUR 7,448.00.
- Per term (semester): EUR 3,724.00.
- Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,489.60.

- Lower Secondary (Sekundarstufe, Grades 5–10):
- Annual fee: EUR 7,672.00.
- Per term (semester): EUR 3,836.00.
- Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,534.40.

- Upper Secondary (Sekundarstufe, Grades 11–12):
- Annual fee: EUR 7,795.00.
- Per term (semester): EUR 3,897.50.
- Per 5 instalments: EUR 1,559.00.

(Per-term and per-installment figures above are arithmetical divisions of the stated annual fees; the school's published amounts are the annual fees listed above.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Annual tuition is payable either in full in advance by 1 September or in 5 instalments. The instalment due dates are:
- 1st instalment: due by 01 September.
- 2nd instalment: due by 01 November.
- 3rd instalment: due by 01 January.
- 4th instalment: due by 01 March.
- 5th instalment: due by 01 May.
- The school issues payment requests and invoices by e-mail; guardians are responsible for ensuring the school has a correct, current e-mail address for billing.

- If a pupil leaves during a running school year the annual fee for the current, already-begun semester (half-year) is due in full; exceptions require a board decision. Temporary leaves (e.g., exchange programmes) do not suspend the obligation to pay fees unless the board decides otherwise.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The published hours and fees reference day programmes for Kindergarten, Vorschule and school grades, and no boarding or residential fees are listed; therefore there are no boarding fees to pay (inference from the published fee schedule and stated operational hours).

Other costs and additional fees

- Costs explicitly excluded from the annual tuition and payable in addition to the annual fee:
- Schoolbooks, workbooks and classroom materials (materials are ordered separately via an external supplier and invoiced directly).
- Class trips and specific school projects, unless otherwise stated.
- Daily meals (canteen) are organised by an external provider and are payable separately to that provider.

- After‑school activities and optional offers (prices per school year):
- Extracurricular working groups (AG) – EUR 160.00 per AG-hour (per school year).
- For primary school (Grades 1–4) ‘‘Werkstatt'' / free-play sessions and ‘‘Aktiv entspannen'' – EUR 160.00 for each started 60-minute unit (per school year).
- Homework support for the gymnasium (short session length as described) – EUR 160.00 for each started unit (per school year).
- Registration for these additional offers is binding at the start of the school year and the annual charge is payable in advance; no refunds are made for these charges once invoiced. External-provider offerings may be charged separately to parents under their own terms.

Discounts and reductions

- Sibling discount: for families with more than one child enrolled, the annual tuition is reduced by 10% for each child from the second child onward; this sibling discount applies only to school tuition fees and not to Kindergarten or Vorschule fees.
- Fee reductions for hardship may be granted by the school board in individual cases; such reductions are subject to application, documentation and board approval, are valid for one school year only, and the admission fee and additional activity costs are excluded from any reduction.

Refund information

- Refunds (where applicable) are paid only to the bank account from which the original payment was made.
- In cases of unavoidable extraordinary circumstances (force majeure, e.g., natural disasters, war, pandemics), the school may provide instruction by alternative means (for example online). Such alternative provision is considered equivalent fulfilment of contractual obligations; parents agree in advance that partial or full interruption of on-site school operations for reasons beyond the school's control does not automatically entitle them to a reduction or refund of the annual fee.

Payment options and bank details

- Payment method specified: bank transfer to the school association's account. The published account details are:
- Account holder: Njemačka školska udruga
- IBAN: HR50 2407 0001 1006 2216 6
- SWIFT/BIC: OTPVHR2X.
- Invoicing and payment communications are sent by e-mail. No alternative payment methods (e.g., credit card) are specified in the published fee regulations; bank transfer is the required method for tuition payments as specified.

Late payment and consequences

- If tuition or additional fees are not paid by the due date, the school issues a payment reminder 7 days after the deadline. If payment remains outstanding, a first dunning notice is issued 21 days after the reminder and, if unpaid, a second dunning notice follows 7 days later.
- If outstanding amounts remain unpaid after the dunning process the case may be referred to a lawyer or debt collection agency; resulting collection and/or legal costs are charged to the responsible guardian.
- If fees due for a school year are not paid by 31 July, the school reserves the right to terminate the school contract without notice and to suspend services until full payment is received.

Curriculum

The school offers a program from Kindergarten through Grundschule, Mittelstufe, and Oberstufe, culminating in the Mittlerer Abschluss and the Abitur. Together with the Zagreb French School, it is one of five Eurocampus schools worldwide and hosts learners from Germany, France, Croatia, and countries around the world. The school holds the Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule quality seal awarded by the Federal President. The subjects include German, Croatian, English, and French, as well as Mathematics, Computer Science, Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Social Sciences (History, Geography, Ethics), Art, Music, and Sport. The language of instruction is German from kindergarten, with a strong emphasis on multilingualism and the languages German, Croatian, English, and French. The school promotes MINT education, with activities such as Jugend forscht, visits to the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science, and internships.

Higher Education Progression

The Abitur enables admission to universities in Germany and Croatia, as well as worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

The school is MINT-focused; students participate in the Jugend forscht competition, visit the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Science, and complete internships.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

We accompany our students in a mindful, supportive, and challenging way on their path to an independent and responsible life. We are confident that high-achieving, tolerant, and curious young people can pursue further study and shape their lives beyond the Abitur. We welcome students from all over the world with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and competencies. We care for the individual and promote independent learning. Our goal is the German Abitur, which enables study worldwide. We excel in languages; French, Croatian, and English are spoken here, and German is the language of instruction from kindergarten.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The curriculum includes German, Croatian, English, and French. French, Croatian, and English are spoken at the school. The language of instruction is German from kindergarten onward.

Mental Wellbeing

We accompany our students in a mindful, supportive and challenging way on the path to an independent and responsible life. We are confident that hardworking, tolerant, and curious young people can pursue further studies and shape their lives beyond the Abitur. We welcome students from all over the world with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and competencies. We foster independent learning and care for each student. We promote democratic values and a culture of respectful interaction as a daily standard. We aim to help students realize their personal potential.

Safeguarding

Entrance rules require that only parents of kindergarten and preschool may enter to accompany children to their rooms. Primary and secondary students enter independently, without parental accompaniment. Entry to the building is allowed only with a pre-announced appointment; to arrange it, contact the respective secretariat by phone or email. Visitors must sign the visitor book before entering, and parents must leave the campus within 15 minutes after picking up their children; the Eurocampus Zagreb has security cameras in operation. Systematic health examinations are conducted before enrollment in first grade and for students in grades 5 and 7, with vision, color vision, growth checks, and spine checks; vaccinations follow the compulsory program (MMR and polio in first grade; Hepatitis B in grade 6; DI-TE and polio in grade 7).

Admissions

Registration forms are available for Kindergarten & Preschool and for Primary School & Upper School. Online registration forms are accessible for Kindergarten & Preschool and for Primary School & Upper School, and PDF registration forms are available for Kindergarten & Preschool and for Primary School & Upper School.

1. Information about your child
- Name
- First name
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Tax number
- Nationality
- Mother tongue or first language
- Second and third language
- Health insurance
- In Zagreb since / from
- Address
- Postal code / City
- Private telephone
- Siblings at DISZ: first name; class level (Kindergarten/Preschool, etc.)

2. Parents/Guardians
2.1 Mother/Guardian 1
- Name; First name; Nationality; Guardian rights (Yes/No); Occupation; Employer; Employer's address; Work telephone; Mobile; Email; I want to become a member of the German School Association; Tax number; Date of birth; Statute of the Association; I accept the Association's statute (Read the statute)
- If the new address is not yet known, provide the current address: street, postal code / city, telephone, email

2.2 Father/Guardian 2
- Name; First name; Nationality; Guardian rights (Yes/No); Occupation; Employer; Employer's address; Work telephone; Mobile; Email; I want to become a member of the German School Association; Tax number; Date of birth; Statute of the Association; I accept the Association's statute (Read the statute)
- If the new address is not yet known, provide the current address: street, postal code / city, telephone, email

3. About You
3.1 About You
- Please explain why you wish to enroll your child in DISZ
- Your child lives in the household with the parents or in the household of the father
- If you have decided to enroll your child in our Kindergarten, what motivated you to choose our facility (operating form, pedagogical concept, etc.)?
- Does your child already have contacts with other children here in KIGA/Preschool?
- Has your child gained care experience outside the family setting?
- In contact with other children (playgroup, etc.); outside-family care; if applicable, provide details
- Are there important events from birth to today that we should know about? (illnesses, hospital stays, etc.)
- Are there play materials or play content your child particularly enjoys?
- Does your child nap in the afternoon? (Kindergarten)
- Will your child attend DISZ (Kindergarten/Primary/Secondary)?
- How does your child typically calm down?
- How independent is your child in toilet training?
- Do you and your child maintain routines or rituals we should know about? What language is spoken at home? How many languages are actively spoken at home? Does your child visit a speech therapist?
- From which Kindergarten/Preschool do you come and why are you changing?

3.2 Who may pick up the child
- First name, Last name, Tax number, Address, Telephone, Other remarks

4. Payment information
- Please specify the preferred billing address
- Customer type: Company payer or Self-payer; Billing address may be the same as private address
- Company name; Company tax number (OIB); Street; Postal code / City; Phone; Email

5. Documentation
- Birth certificate; Vaccination record; Medical health certificate (the certificate includes, besides a positive medical recommendation for enrollment, information about special restrictions, conditions and diagnoses, as well as allergies and/or chronic illnesses)
- Custody certificate if parents are separated or divorced
- Registration certificate; Documents may be submitted in German and/or Croatian. Documents in other languages must be translated and notarized
- If documents are not complete at the time of registration, they can be supplied no later than four weeks before the start of the school year
- With this registration, guardians acknowledge the internal regulations, in particular the school rules and the fee regulations for Kindergarten/Preschool

6. Consent
- We agree that photos of our child may appear on the school's homepage, Facebook page and other school brochures (flyers, yearbook, etc.)
- All information regarding Preschool and Kindergarten will be sent by email. Please provide your email address(es)
- By submitting this form, I/we register our child for admission to the Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb.

SEND APPLICATION FORM

Online registration forms
- Kindergarten & Preschool
- Primary School & Upper School

PDF registration forms
- Kindergarten & Preschool
- Primary School & Upper School

For further information, contact the Deutsche Internationale Schule Zagreb at Fratrovac 36, 10000 Zagreb; +385 (0)1 23476-55; +385 (0)1 23476-64.

Scholarships

Schulgebühren (Tuition and Fees) – translations of relevant provisions

Article 3 Admission and registration fee
- The DISZ is open to children of all nationalities. Enrollment and the right to attend classes occur after examination and written confirmation by the school management, provided the admission requirements are met.
- For each new enrollment in Kindergarten and in the school, a one-time non-refundable admission fee for the 2025/26 school year is €850, due within two weeks after the school's admission confirmation. If the admission fee is not paid on time, the registration becomes void.
- The admission fee is due in full and cannot be credited against the annual tuition.
- The admission fee is payable in full regardless of personal circumstances or the time of entry; if schooling does not take place, the admission fee is not refunded.

Article 4 Annual fees and after-school costs
- The annual fee entitles attendance at the Kindergarten and School during the current school year and is due under the terms below via bank transfer to the school association's account.
- The annual fees are:
- Kindergarten and Preschool: €4,797.00 (Kindergarten, Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00); €5,690.00 (Preschool, Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00)
- Primary School, Grades 1–4: €7,448.00 (Mon–Thu 08:00–14:00, Fri 08:00–13:00) plus language support and homework assistance
- Secondary, Grades 5–10: €7,672.00
- Secondary, Grades 11–12: €7,795.00
- The annual fee includes operating costs (rent, salaries, operating costs, insurances, etc.) for the school year; textbooks, workbooks, field trips, and the various after-school courses or other school projects are not included. An external website will be provided to order and pay for textbooks and materials for the following school year.
- Meals are organized by an external service provider and are charged separately.
- The school offers after-school activities Mo–Thu until 17:00 and Fri until 15:00; prices for after-school activities include, for all levels (Grades 1–12), clubs (AG) and, for Primary, a workshop and other activities with per-hour rates shown in the fee schedule (e.g., 160 EUR per hour).

Article 5 Inflation adjustment
- Annual fee adjustments may occur by the board's decision, usually reflecting the Croatian statistical office's inflation rate for the previous year or other relevant conditions. Updated annual fees are published by March 31 of the year preceding the new school year.

Article 6 Hardship reductions
- Generally, there is no entitlement to tuition reductions. The board may approve reductions in cases of proven financial need, based on the association's statutes. Applications for reductions must be submitted by May 31 for the following school year and will be decided by June 30 via email; all applications are confidential. Documentation may include income, assets, and other relevant financial information.
- If reductions are granted, they are typically granted as a deferral of payment rather than an immediate reduction, and they may be cancelled if circumstances change.
- Reductions do not apply to the admission fee or other ancillary costs (e.g., after-school care, activities).
- Actual discounts for hardship are not guaranteed and are subject to the board's discretion.

Article 7 Discounts
- For families with several DISZ enrollments, the annual tuition is reduced by 10% for each additional child starting from the second child. This discount applies to tuition fees only; no discount applies to Kindergarten or Preschool.
- The reduction rules apply correspondingly to hardship reductions.
- If a student receives a performance scholarship, other discounts are not allowed.

Article 8 Payment modalities
- The annual tuition can be paid in full in advance by September 1, or in 5 installments with due dates listed on the invoices.
- Installment due dates are: 1st by September 1; 2nd by November 1; 3rd by January 1; 4th by March 1; 5th by May 1.
- Individual installment arrangements are not possible.

Note: The above reflects the DISZ fee policy and is subject to board decisions and official announcements. The figures and rules in the school's current fee schedule (Art. 3–8) apply for the 2025/26 school year and can be updated annually.

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Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Fees €9,000 - 17,000

Type Co-educational

Split International School is an English-language international school in Dugopolje, near Split, Croatia. The school serves students from Grade 1 through Grade 12, offering both the IB Diploma Programme and an MSA-accredited American high school diploma. Tuition for 2025-2026 ranges from EUR 9,000 to EUR 17,000 per year and includes classroom materials, technology licenses, and daily meals. The school is accredited by the Croatian Ministry of Education and MSA (Middle States Association). Located in a Mediterranean setting with access to outdoor activities, the school provides dual international and domestic university pathways. An optional private bus service covers Split and surrounding areas. Need-based financial aid of up to 40% tuition reduction is available, alongside sibling discounts.

Location

Split International School is located at Kninska ulica 9 in Dugopolje, a town about 15 km northeast of Split, Croatia. The Mediterranean setting provides access to outdoor activities and the Dalmatian coast.

Stages

The school offers Grades 1-2 (lower elementary), Grades 3-4, Grades 5-8 (upper elementary/middle), Grades 9-10, and Grades 11-12 (IB Diploma Programme).

Type

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Country affiliation

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Bus service

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