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Hungary, Budapest
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The school has a dedicated IB laboratory. The school has a new library that features the Questia online library system. The school has new computers and new class materials for students. The school has opened a special extension to the campus to accommodate IB classes. Progress for students, parents and teachers is tracked through ManageBac.
The gym is on the premises.
The school has a dedicated IB laboratory with Vernier sensors for small-group experiments. The school has a new library with Questia online library access. The school has new computers and classroom materials to support IB teaching. The school is equipped to the most up-to-date IB and technology standards.
There are traditional and informal events organized by the school. Students are encouraged to participate in different activities and to help organize them. Activities include celebrations of special days and journeys with Comenius eco-projects to Finland. There is also a fun night coordinated for students using a BKV bus.
BME International Secondary Grammar School in Hungary is an IB World School delivering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) to students aged 14 to 18. Instruction is in English, with Hungarian language development supported by a bilingual framework. The DP is taught by IB-trained teachers and includes six courses across groups, Theory of Knowledge, a Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) programme, and a 4,000-word Extended Essay, over two years. Students study English Language and Literature, plus Language Acquisition (French, German, German Ab Initio, or Spanish), and options in Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, and The Arts. The school maintains dedicated IB laboratories, a new library with Questia access, modern computers, and an extension to support IB classes, with progress tracked on ManageBac. Founded in 1993 by the English Department of the Technical University of Budapest, the school emphasises international-mindedness, mobility, and European exchanges, while offering Hungarian as a Foreign Language for students worldwide.
