Compare British Curriculum International Schools in Czech republic

Gymnasium Livingston provides secondary education in the Czech Republic. The institution offers comprehensive academic programs.

Townshend International School provides international education in the Czech Republic. The institution offers comprehensive academic programs for the international community.

Perrott Hill British School provides British-curriculum education in Prague. The institution is an extension of the UK's Perrott Hill School.

Sunny Canadian International School operates kindergarten through high school programs in the Czech Republic. The institution emphasizes international education with partnerships including Duke University and the Ministry of Education.

Park Lane International School provides international education in Prague. The institution serves the international community with comprehensive programs.

Beehive School provides international education in the Czech Republic. The institution emphasizes creative learning and holistic development.

Tip Toes School provides education in the Czech Republic. The institution offers programs for young learners.

A private British international school in Olomouc offering education from preschool through lower secondary. The institution emphasizes individual approaches, skills development, and creating an international community where children gain fluency in English.

ISB provides Kindergarten to High School students from all over the world with the necessary tools to become committed, lifelong learners. The school emphasizes developing students to be inquirers, well-rounded, respectful, courageous, balanced, and independent.

PORG International School Ostrava is an international school in Ostrava – Vítkovice offering the English Curriculum to learners aged 3 to 11. The school is accredited as a British School Overseas (BSO) and has United Kingdom affiliation, teaching all subjects in English with a dedicated Czech-language programme to support Czech literacy for local students and those continuing in Czech education. The campus comprises four buildings, a sports field, two playgrounds, two libraries, science and chemistry laboratories, computing labs, a multimedia lab, a sports hall, assembly hall, and Art Gallery, canteen. Computing begins in Year 1, and PORG International School participates in the Raspberry Pi Foundation Code Club International Community, giving children an early IT start. The school emphasizes small classes and pastoral care, with British values at its core. It is the Moravian-Silesian region's only BSO and the first Czech school certified by Korean Ministry of Education for students worldwide.

Central Point International School is an English-medium international school located in Prague’s Žižkov district. It provides education from Early Years through Year 6 using an international programme based on the British curriculum. The school’s approach combines structured subject learning with activities intended to develop creativity, critical thinking, independence and global citizenship. Small class groups are a notable feature of the school, allowing teachers to become familiar with each child’s academic, social and emotional development. The school is led by its founder and director, Ms. Lana, alongside a team that includes dedicated curriculum and safeguarding leadership. Central Point places particular emphasis on creating a close school community in which children receive personalised guidance rather than being taught in large groups. Its provision is currently centred on early-years and primary education, making it most relevant to international and internationally minded families seeking an English-language primary school in central Prague

Leonardo V. Academy is an international day school located in the centre of Prague, educating students from ages 5 to 18. The school follows the English National Curriculum in its primary and secondary years and also offers Cambridge International qualifications alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). Students can additionally complete the Czech Maturita, providing multiple pathways for higher education. Around 260 students representing more than 30 nationalities study at the academy, creating an international learning environment with a published student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 5:1. Lessons are delivered in English and Czech by an international teaching team. A distinctive feature of the school is that it combines three recognised educational pathways—British, Cambridge and IB—within one institution, allowing students to progress from primary education through to university preparation without changing schools. The academy also provides a range of extracurricular sports, creative and academic clubs to complement classroom learning.

Prague British International School’s Kamýk Campus is its largest location and educates children from ages two to fourteen. The campus accommodates Early Years, Primary and Lower Secondary pupils through the British EYFS, English curriculum, International Primary Curriculum and the school’s developing IB Middle Years Programme. Facilities include a professional auditorium, black-box theatre, music rooms, dance studios, a STEAM laboratory, physics and language labs, multimedia suites and robotics equipment. Outdoor spaces include an athletics track, all-weather pitches, adventure playgrounds, an Eco garden and a Forest School beside the surrounding woodland. Students can take part in instrumental music, orchestra, dance, drama, team sports, STEAM activities and community projects. A particularly distinctive feature is the combination of Forest School learning with extensive on-campus science, technology and performing-arts facilities. Kamýk is located in Prague 4, approximately twenty minutes by car from central Prague, and PBIS provides an optional home-to-school bus service.

Riverside is an International School in Prague offering world-class education in a strong international community with family atmosphere. The institution provides a unique international education experience in Prague.

Bellementary by Jingle Bells Family is a bilingual Czech–English elementary programme for children aged 6 to 11, offered within the Czech education framework. The course blends elements of the British National Curriculum with Czech Basic School requirements and is recognised by the Czech system. Most subjects are taught in English, while the programme is fully bilingual and requires a basic knowledge of English. Children are registered as homeschoolers with Základní škola Hartmanice and receive an official Czech vysvědčení at the end of each term. The school day runs 08:30 to 15:00, with at least two hours of outdoor time, lunch and two snacks; after 15:00, afternoon clubs are available until 17:00. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, individual and team projects, and role-playing activities. Additional subjects include Japanese and German, with a range of clubs and Friday educational trips that connect learning to Prague's museums, galleries, and nature locations and experiences.