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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.
PORG International School Ostrava has 27 pupils, typical class sizes of 16, instruction in English.
Location
The school is located in Ostrava, in the Vítkovice district, Czech Republic. It shares premises with PORG Ostrava. The campus comprises four buildings, a large sports field, and two modern children's playgrounds.
Stages
Early Years to Primary (ages 3–11). The continuous pathway is provided within an international environment.
Type
International school; British curriculum; accredited as a British School Overseas (BSO).
Country affiliation
United Kingdom
Fees
Annual tuition at PORG International School Ostrava ranges from CZK 5,000 to CZK 373,330 for 2026/27.
Application / Registration fee - A non-refundable registration fee of CZK 5,000 is payable as part of the application process. Refund of the registration fee is granted only where admission is refused; the registration fee is not refundable if the application is withdrawn.
Tuition fees (by phase and per term) - Early Years (Kindergarten, ages 3–5): Annual tuition CZK 181,050. Tuition is payable in two equal instalments (per term): CZK 90,525 each. The annual tuition covers daycare services, English instruction, textbooks and learning aids; it does not cover meals, certain extracurricular activities (e.g., swimming, skiing, camps) or uniforms.
- Primary (Years 1–6): Annual tuition for the first primary school year is CZK 373,330. Tuition is payable in two equal instalments (per term): CZK 186,665 each. Tuition includes core educational materials and participation in most school-based activities; it does not include meals, uniforms, residential camps or some external activities. A 10% sibling discount on tuition is available for families with two or more children enrolled.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Annual tuition is normally billed in two equal instalments. The first instalment is due by 15 August prior to the start of the academic year and the second instalment is due by 31 January of the academic year. All fee payments must be made in Czech crowns (CZK). Always include the school variable symbol (your child's agreement number) on bank transfers. Failure to pay on time affects confirmation of the pupil's place.
Boarding fees - PORG International School Ostrava operates as a day school; no boarding fees apply because the school does not provide boarding facilities. Daily school hours and canteen arrangements are in place for enrolled pupils.
Meals / Canteen fees and scheduling - Kindergarten canteen pricing (2026/2027): lunch CZK 30 and snack CZK 16; monthly advance payment option CZK 1,240/month; term payment option CZK 6,200 per term (September–January / February–June). - Primary canteen pricing (2026/2027): lunch CZK 66; monthly advance payment option CZK 1,320/month; term payment option CZK 6,600 per term (September–January / February–June). Monthly payments must be made at least one month in advance; standing orders are requested by August 25. Meal payments are made to the school canteen account.
Other costs and one-off charges - Official copy of a term or end-of-year report: CZK 50 per page. - Official Certificate of Enrolment: CZK 100 per page. - Official confirmation of study: CZK 100 per page. - Non-standard documents (clubs, activities, special events, etc.): CZK 100 per page. - Replacement school chip (loss): CZK 200. - Uniforms: required for primary pupils; costs are charged separately (uniform prices are not itemised here). - Music school, after-school clubs and optional activities carry separate price lists and are charged in addition to tuition.
Refund information and adjustments - Registration fee is refunded only if admission is refused; it is non-refundable if the applicant withdraws. - If there is an overpayment at the end of the school year, the excess is transferred to the next school year or returned to the family account if the pupil leaves the school. - In cases of withdrawal, suspension or dismissal for unsatisfactory conduct or academic progress, fees already paid are non-refundable in accordance with the Agreement of Study.
Fee payment options and bank details - All school tuition, registration fees and meal fees are denominated in Czech crowns (CZK) and accepted by bank transfer only. Credit-card or foreign-currency payments are not recorded as available payment methods. Always quote the Variable Symbol (your child's agreement number) with transfers. - School bank account (tuition and general school payments): account number 277955264/0300. - School canteen account (meal payments): account number 4609702/0800.
Discounts and concessions - A 10% discount on tuition is offered for families with two or more children enrolled at PORG. Separate scholarship or stipend funds exist within the wider PORG network for eligible students; these operate under the school's policy and application procedures.
If a numeric term amount is required for any specific annual fee listed above, the per-term value is the annual tuition divided into two equal instalments as shown under each tuition entry.
Academics
PORG International School Ostrava teaches British Curriculum for students aged 3 to 11.
Curriculum
The well-balanced curriculum encourages pupils to be independent learners and to develop critical thinking, creativity, and IT skills in a friendly atmosphere, supported by a diverse teaching staff of different nationalities. All subjects are taught entirely in English, providing a fully immersive English-language environment from an early age. A dedicated Czech-language programme supports Czech literacy for local students and for those who may continue in Czech national or bilingual Czech–English secondary education. Computing is taught from Year 1, and PORG International School participates in the Raspberry Pi Foundation Code Club International Community, delivering an IT curriculum to give children an early head start.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides a happy, secure environment and a child-centred ethos. Learning is purposeful and hands-on, led by expert teachers in small classes and supported by attentive pastoral care. The school upholds British values through pupil voice and clear expectations, and enrichment comes through friendships, enrichment and new experiences.
Mental Wellbeing
The school fosters mental wellbeing in a happy, secure environment with attentive pastoral care. It nurtures confidence, creativity and character through a child-centred approach, small classes, and enrichment beyond the classroom.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is robust, and accreditation verifies safeguarding as part of a promise of quality.
FAQs
What ages does PORG International School Ostrava serve?
The school serves pupils aged 3 to 11, covering Early Years through Primary. All subjects are taught in English in an immersive English-language environment, with a dedicated Czech-language programme to support Czech literacy for local students or those continuing to Czech education.
Where is PORG International School Ostrava located and what is the campus like?
It is located in Ostrava, in the Vítkovice district, sharing premises with PORG Ostrava. The campus comprises four buildings, a large sports field, two modern playgrounds, two libraries, science and computing labs, a multimedia lab, a sports hall, an assembly hall and an Art Gallery, plus a canteen.
What curriculum does the school follow?
PORG International School Ostrava follows the English National Curriculum in English-language instruction. It also offers a Czech-language programme to support Czech literacy and a computing focus from Year 1, with the school taking part in the Raspberry Pi Foundation Code Club International Community.
How does the registration and tuition work?
There is a non-refundable registration fee of CZK 5,000, refunded only if admission is refused. Early Years tuition is CZK 181,050 per year; Primary tuition is CZK 373,330 per year, both payable in two equal instalments. Tuition covers core education and most school activities, but meals, uniforms and some activities are charged separately.
Are there discounts or additional costs to know about?
A 10% sibling discount applies to tuition for families with two or more children. Uniforms are required for primary pupils and are charged separately, and there are separate fees for meals, residential camps, clubs and other activities outside tuition.
How are payments made and when are instalments due?
All payments are in CZK and must be made by bank transfer. The first instalment is due by 15 August and the second by 31 January. Always include the pupil's agreement number as the variable symbol; late payments can affect confirmation of the pupil's place.
What makes the school academically distinctive?
The curriculum is built on the English National Curriculum with full English-language instruction, plus a Czech literacy programme. Computing begins in Year 1, and students engage with the Raspberry Pi Code Club, supported by strong facilities and a focus on curiosity, resilience and growth.
What IT and science facilities does the campus offer?
The campus features high-standard science and chemistry laboratories, dedicated computing labs and a multimedia lab. There are also two libraries and a well-equipped Art Gallery to support a broad range of learning.
What facilities support meals and daily life on campus?
The school has an on-site canteen with a kitchen to prepare meals. Kindergarten meals are priced at CZK 30 for lunch and CZK 16 for a snack, while Primary meals are CZK 66 for lunch. Monthly and term payment options are available, with payments directed to the canteen account.
Are there after-school clubs and other extracurricular activities?
Yes, there are after-school clubs and a music school, with separate price lists in addition to tuition. Enrichment comes from the international environment and the school's partnerships with families, extending learning beyond the classroom.
How does the school support student wellbeing and safeguarding?
The school emphasises a happy, secure, child-centred environment with small classes and attentive pastoral care. Mental wellbeing is supported and British values are promoted through pupil voice; safeguarding is robust and part of the school's quality standards.
Is PORG International School Ostrava a day school, and are uniforms required?
Yes, it operates as a day school with no boarding facilities. Uniforms are required for primary pupils, and meals are served via the on-site canteen.
What accreditations or recognitions does the school have?
PORG International School Ostrava is accredited as a British School Overseas (BSO) and is the Moravian-Silesian region's only BSO. It is part of the PORG family and is recognized for strong academic performance among European IB-adjacent networks.
What languages are taught and is there a bilingual option?
All subjects are taught in English. A dedicated Czech-language programme supports Czech literacy, but there is no explicit mention of a bilingual education track beyond that.
How does the school engage with families and the local community?
The school operates within the PORG family and emphasizes partnership with families, promoting pupil voice and British values. It aims to foster friendships, enrichment and new experiences that extend learning beyond the classroom.
How many students are enrolled and what is class size like?
The school currently has a total of 27 pupils, and the ethos is to deliver learning in small classes with attentive pastoral care to support individual attention and development.
