Compare Canadian Curriculum International Schools in Poland

The school is located in Warsaw, Poland. The address is Globusowa 38, 02-436 Warszawa. The building houses the Vancouver Schools private Polish-English primary school.

Grades I–VIII (eight-year cycle) with English-immersion instruction.

Private Polish-English primary school with an English-immersion program.

The school provides psychological-pedagogical support organized by the Principal, including corrective and compensatory classes, enrichment for gifted students, remedial classes, guidance on further education, and counseling.

British Columbia, Canada (BC curriculum).

Licensed by Vancouver Schools; calendar follows the Mazowiecki Kurator Oświaty; bilingual education with daily English immersion using Canadian and British Columbia materials; curricula align with the Polish MEN core curriculum and the British Columbia curriculum.

The school provides modern bilingual education. The teaching system combines the best practices from Polish and Canadian education. It operates according to the current Polish Ministry of Education core curriculum (MEN) and the British Columbia curriculum under Vancouver Schools' license. Daily English-language classes are taught using the proven Immersion method with modern Canadian and British materials.

The school has a primary aim to prepare the children to cope in the modern world. In addition to functioning and learning in two languages simultaneously, the school places great importance on proper social and emotional development of the child and the ability to think independently. The aims of the school include bilingual education that blends Polish and Canadian educational approaches. The school cares for the personal culture of each student and ensures safety and a friendly atmosphere. The school fosters independence and curiosity by encouraging self-guided learning.

Education in English is delivered through an immersion method with natural contact with the language. Language is the tool needed to acquire knowledge, and learning takes place during lessons led by qualified educators from Canada. English-language instruction is part of the bilingual framework that combines Polish and Canadian educational practices.

Mental wellbeing is addressed within the Educational and Preventive Program. The program includes prevention of peer violence and support for the mental health of children and adolescents, including assistance during mental crises and addiction prevention. It aims to build mental balance, self-esteem, and healthy attitudes toward health and safety. It also promotes digital hygiene and safe online navigation, developing critical thinking about information online.

The school has Child Protection Standards in place. The standards cover safe recruitment of staff and safeguarding practices to protect minors, including staff training and verification procedures. Staff sign declarations confirming awareness of the standards and commitment to uphold them, and there are clear rules for safe, professional relationships between staff and students. The standards also require confidentiality and appropriate handling of safeguarding concerns, with procedures for reporting and responding to incidents.

1. Enrollment for the Primary School and the Kindergarten runs daily until spaces are filled. Contact by phone to learn about vacancies at the preferred campus and to arrange a meeting. Visit the School by appointment; this is the best way to get to know the School and speak with teachers.

2. During the visit, the parent is introduced to the school's offerings. The child is invited to participate in classes. We assess physical, mental, emotional development and the student's independence. The number of places is limited.

3. The child is invited to a trial day with participation in Polish- and English-language classes. The trial day provides an opportunity to experience the learning environment. The results of the observations will be presented at the parent meeting. Admission requires signing an agreement with the parent.

4. First priority for admission to Class 1 goes to graduates of the Buzzy Bee kindergarten and their siblings, as well as siblings of Vancouver Schools students. Admission requires positive completion of recruitment steps. English language proficiency is not tested during recruitment and is not a prerequisite for admission.

Kraków, Saska 25, The Park, Podgórze district, Poland

Preschool; Elementary

Canadian School and Kindergarten

Canada

Open all year round, 7:30–17:30

Maple Bear Krakf3w is part of Maple Bear Polska P.S.A. It is located at Saska 25, The Park. Maple Bear Polska runs the Maple Bear network in Poland with campuses in Krakf3w, Katowice and Wroc
42aw.

Maple Bear Kraków offers a blended Canadian Maple Bear and Polish national curriculum. All Maple Bear schools are English-speaking and use a full immersion method that allows children to acquire English through daily activities and play. The program emphasizes English language immersion and integrates Canadian and Polish standards. Extra activities extend learning beyond regular classroom time. Teaching methods are inquiry-based, with two teachers in every classroom and small group sizes to support personalized attention.

Two teachers in every classroom. Class sizes are small.

The school is English-speaking with a full immersion method. English is learned through daily use in all activities. The curriculum blends Canadian Maple Bear and Polish national curricula to support bilingual education.

Video surveillance is used to ensure the safety of pupils and staff and to protect people and property. The system operates 24 hours a day and records only video (no audio). Footage is stored on a secure server for up to four weeks before being overwritten. The data controller is Maple Bear Schools Polska P.S.A., with the Kraków establishment located at Saska 25. The system covers entrances, corridors, and the playground, and serves purposes including ensuring safety, providing safe learning conditions, preventing undesirable behavior, identifying perpetrators, restricting unauthorized access, and protecting the property of the establishment. Legal bases include GDPR Article 6(1)(f), Education Act Article 108a, Labour Code Article 222, and relevant ministerial regulations.

1. Schedule a Visit. Schedule a visit to Maple Bear Kraków. The visit allows you and your child to explore the Maple Bear environment, meet the team, and gain a deeper understanding of the bilingual curriculum. During the visit, you will have the chance to ask questions and see classrooms in action. This step introduces families to Maple Bear's approach and helps assess fit.

2. Visit with Your Child. Parents are encouraged to visit the school with their child. This allows the child to get a feel for the school atmosphere and engage in introductory activities. Our team will also have the opportunity to observe your child in an informal setting, ensuring a smooth transition should they join the Maple Bear community.

3. English Language Assessment (if applicable). Depending on the grade level and the school's requirements, your child may be asked to complete an English language assessment. This assessment helps us understand your child's language proficiency and readiness for our bilingual program. The need for this test varies, and our admissions team will inform you if it is necessary.

4. Final Approval. Once all steps have been completed, including the school visit and language assessment (if applicable), our admissions team will review the application. You will be notified promptly regarding the admission decision. If approved, the next step will be to complete the enrollment process via our parents portal and prepare for your child's first day at Maple Bear!

Maple Bear Katowice is located at Stawowa 6, 40-095 Katowice, Poland, in the heart of the city. The campus comprises a renovated historic building and a separate facility with two modern gymnasiums and a safe playground. The renovation and adaptation to Maple Bear's global standards lasted nine months and cost over 6 million PLN. The location is central, providing easy access for families.

Preschool (kindergarten) and elementary school. The program is bilingual, with classes taught in English for early years and delivered in both English and Polish in primary.

Private, bilingual Canadian education institution offering kindergarten and elementary education.

Canada

Organized school bus transportation is available as an option.

Uniforms are available; purchases can be made via the Uniforms Shop.

Maple Bear Katowice is part of Maple Bear Schools Polska P.S.A.

Blended Canadian Maple Bear and Polish national curriculum; English language immersion in all activities.

Two teachers in every classroom; small class groups.

The school teaches the whole child—cognitively, socially, emotionally, and physically.

The school provides flexible, inclusive learning environments that accommodate varied needs, with options such as additional practice, quiet spaces, visual aids, peer support, and differentiated assignments.

The school uses an English immersion model, with students fully immersed in English from early childhood and learning through natural interaction.

Emotional development is integrated into the student-centered approach, supporting students' emotional well-being as part of overall growth.

1. Schedule a Visit. The first step in the admissions process is to schedule a visit to Maple Bear Katowice. This visit allows you and your child to explore the Maple Bear environment, meet the team, and gain a deeper understanding of the bilingual curriculum. During the visit, you will have the chance to ask questions and see classrooms in action.

2. Visit with Your Child. We encourage parents to visit the school along with their child. This allows your child to get a feel for the school atmosphere and engage in introductory activities. Our team will also have the opportunity to observe your child in an informal setting, ensuring a smooth transition should they join the Maple Bear community.

3. English Language Assessment (if applicable). Depending on the grade level and the school's requirements, your child may be asked to complete an English language assessment. This assessment helps us understand your child's language proficiency and readiness for our bilingual program. The need for this test varies, and our admissions team will inform you if it is necessary.

4. Final Approval. Once all steps have been completed, including the school visit and language assessment (if applicable), our admissions team will review the application. You will be notified promptly regarding the admission decision. If approved, the next step will be to complete the enrollment process via our parents portal and prepare for your child's first day at Maple Bear!

Wrocław, Tadeusza Kościuszki 84, Poland

Preschool and Elementary

Private Canadian school and kindergarten

Canada-affiliated

Open all year round from 7:30 to 17:30, except during maintenance periods.

Uniforms are required for all students; the first set of uniforms (4 items) and a backpack are included in the registration fee; a Uniforms Shop is available for purchase.

Meals are provided by a catering provider; meals are paid for separately by parents; the daily cost and dietary options (vegetarian, gluten-free, no milk or lactose, and other options) are announced in June.

The school is part of Maple Bear Schools Polska P.S.A.

Polish core curriculum is implemented together with the Canadian curriculum. Classes are conducted in English with English-language immersion. The program is based on Canadian educational standards and aims to inspire students to explore the world, inquire into phenomena, and see meaningful connections between subjects such as native language, foreign language, mathematics, science, technology and sustainable development. Maple Bear Wrocław offers preschool and elementary levels.

Two teachers per class; small class sizes.

English language immersion – Learning through daily English use in all activities

1. Schedule a Visit. The first step in the admissions process is to schedule a visit to Maple Bear Wrocław to explore the school environment, meet the Maple Bear team, and gain a deeper understanding of the bilingual curriculum. During the visit, you and your child have the chance to ask questions and see classrooms in action. This step sets the stage for a smooth transition into Maple Bear's bilingual program.

2. Visit with Your Child. Parents are encouraged to visit the school together with their child to allow the child to experience the atmosphere firsthand and participate in introductory activities. The admissions team may observe your child in an informal setting to help ensure a smooth transition if they join the Maple Bear community. This helps establish comfort and familiarity from the start.

3. English Language Assessment (if applicable). Depending on the grade level and the school's requirements, your child may be asked to complete an English language assessment to determine language proficiency and readiness for the bilingual program. The need for this test varies, and the admissions team will inform you if it is necessary. This assessment informs subsequent steps in the admissions process.

4. Final Approval. After all steps are completed, the admissions team reviews the application and notifies you of the admission decision. If approved, enrollment is completed via the parents portal and you prepare for your child's first day at Maple Bear Wrocław. This marks the completion of the admissions process.