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SZTE Bathory Istvan Practice Grammar and Primary School

Hungary, Szeged

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Hungarian, English, French, German, Spanish
Fees HUF 3,900,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1195
Type Co-educational
Opened 2015
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Hungarian, English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian
Typical class size 25
Strengths Sport, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

The SZTE Báthory István Gyakorló Gimnázium és Általános Iskola in Szeged is a co‑educational primary and secondary school operated by Szegedi Tudományegyetem. It offers a five‑year Hungarian–French bilingual program alongside an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and a bespoke curriculum. Admission to the bilingual track in 9th grade is based on a written test (50%), general school results (25%), and an oral interview (25%). From 9th to 12th grade, core subjects are taught in French with Hungarian language support; a native French teacher provides instruction each year. Students may join a French-language drama group and participate in Francophone competitions and trips to France. Graduates may obtain a free language certificate. The school is a UNESCO Associated School Network member and a LabelFrancÉducation partner. Upgraded facilities include an Informatika terem and the SzeReTeD laboratory, plus a library. About 1,195 students attend in 2025/26.

6722 Szeged, Szentháromság utca 2

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The Essentials

SZTE Bathory Istvan Practice Grammar and Primary School has 1,195 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in Hungarian, English, French, German, Spanish.

Location

6722 Szeged, Holy Trinity Street 2, Hungary. The SZTE Báthory István Practice Gymnasium and Primary School is located here in Szeged.

Stages

Secondary education (gymnasium) and primary education (general school).

Type

Co-educational gymnasium and primary school.

Country affiliation

Hungary

School day structure

Morning schedule: 1st period 07:25–08:10; 2nd 08:20–09:05; 3rd 09:20–10:05; 4th 10:20–11:05; 5th 11:15–12:00; 6th 12:20–13:05; 7th 13:15–14:00. Afternoon sessions: 1st 14:05–14:50; 2nd 14:55–15:40; 3rd 15:50–16:35; 4th 16:45–17:30; 5th 17:40–18:25.
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Fees

Annual tuition at SZTE Bathory Istvan Practice Grammar and Primary School ranges from HUF 3,900,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- No separate application fee is listed on the IB application form for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme; the form requests personal and academic documents but does not specify a payable application charge.

Tuition fees (by programme / school year)
- IB Diploma Programme (self-funded cohort): HUF 3,900,000 per academic year for the 2026–2027 school year (annual amount). The school issues written payment deadlines and conditions to admitted students.
- Regular Általános iskola (primary) and Gimnázium (secondary) state programmes: there is no routine tuition charged to enrolled domestic students; charging of tuition (tandíj) is limited by the institution's rules and applies only in the specific cases defined by the school/university regulations (for example, certain foreign-resident situations). Any exceptions or special-category tuition requirements are determined under the institution's tuition/fee regulations.

Per-term / per-year breakdown
- The IB Diploma fee is stated as an annual amount (HUF 3,900,000 for 2026–2027). No per-term (semester) breakdown is published on the application form; the precise instalment schedule and due dates are provided in writing to admitted families.
- For state (non-fee-paying) year groups there is no published per-term tuition figure because regular instruction is provided without tuition for enrolled domestic students; costs for optional paid services (meals, extracurricular paid programmes, exams, trips) are billed separately.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- For the IB Diploma Programme, the school provides a written payment schedule and the specific payment conditions to each admitted student/family after admission. The annual tuition figure is published; instalment dates and any late-payment terms are issued with admission paperwork.
- School meal charges and other reimbursable/térítési díj items are organised on a monthly schedule prepared at the start of the school year; designated payment days are used for meal payments and the school credits pro rata amounts to the next month if pre-paid meals are cancelled in advance.
- Exam and procedural fees (language exams, etc.) have specified amounts and associated organisational fees and deadlines; the registration/payment system indicates the bank account or payment destination for each fee. Payment by cash or postal cheque is not accepted for those exam fees.

Boarding fees (kollégium)
- No boarding programme or boarding fees are listed for SZTE Báthory István Gyakorló Gimnázium és Általános Iskola; the school's publicly posted materials and institutional regulations do not show a school-run boarding/kollégium service or corresponding fees.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, textbooks, meals, extracurriculars, exams, trips, damage liability)
- Textbooks: Free textbook provision is organised under the national free textbook scheme; parents may be required to pay for individually ordered (non-covered) materials or to cover replacement/compensation costs for lost or excessively damaged school-issued books. The school's textbook distribution and liability rules explain parental responsibility for damage or loss.
- Meals: Meal (étkezési) charges are billed on a monthly schedule; families eligible for municipal child-protection support receive free school meals as specified by regulation. Lost meal tickets are not replaced; if a pupil does not use pre-paid meals and the parent cancels in time, the proportional amount is credited to the next monthly payment.
- Extracurricular and out-of-school programmes: Participation in programmes that carry a térítési díj (participation fee) is voluntary; such programme fees are invoiced separately and parents are not automatically liable beyond their explicit enrolment. The school's foundations and parent groups may provide financial support for competition entry fees, trips, and participation costs in assessed cases.
- Exams and certification fees: Language-exam fees and organisational fees are published for the school's exam centre (examples: B2 oral HUF 29,000; B2 written HUF 32,000; complex HUF 49,000) plus small organisation/scheduling fees. The exam registration system provides the exact account to which each fee must be paid.

Refund information
- Meals: If a parent cancels pre-paid meals in advance as required by the school, the unused portion of pre-paid meal fees is credited pro rata to the next monthly payment.
- Exams: The school's exam fee schedule shows specific administrative fees for late registration, cancellations, postponements and for partial withdrawals; those stated eljárási díjak apply in cases of late changes or cancellations.
- Tuition (IB / self-funded programmes): The admission documents indicate that the precise payment schedule and conditions (including any refund or cancellation terms) are issued in writing to admitted students; families receive the definitive billing and refund terms with admission paperwork.

Fee payment options and method notes
- Exam and procedural fees are handled through the school's registration/payment system; cash or postal cheque is not accepted for those exam fees and the system indicates the bank account to which payments must be made.
- The University supports electronic payment solutions for institutional fee collection (bank transfer and online bank-card payment options are used within SZTE's payment systems), and the university-level payment services are used for managing fee receipts where applicable. Specific payment channels and account details for each billed item (tuition instalments, meal fees, exam fees) are supplied with the relevant invoice or registration instruction.

If a precise instalment schedule, bank account number, or the IB programme's internal payment splits are required, those are issued to admitted families as part of the written admission/payment documentation (the IB application form publishes the annual tuition figure and states that payment deadlines and conditions follow in writing).
Academics

SZTE Bathory Istvan Practice Grammar and Primary School teaches IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum

Five-year Hungarian–French bilingual program. Entry to the bilingual track in the 9th grade does not require prior French knowledge; admission is based on a written test (50%), general school results (25%), and an oral interview (25%). From the second year (9th–12th grades), mathematics, history, geography, and French civilization are taught in French, while other subjects may be taught in Hungarian with French-language support; a native French-language teacher provides instruction each year. Students may participate in a French-language drama group, and in numerous Francophone competitions and trips to France. If conditions are met, graduates can obtain a free language certificate at the appropriate level, which can add points to university admissions. Graduates have pursued studies in economics, economic diplomacy, foreign trade, commerce, law, humanities, translation and interpretation, tourism, medicine, psychology, engineering, architecture, and business informatics, with scholarships for internships in Francophone regions.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have continued their studies in economics, economic diplomacy, foreign trade, commerce, law, humanities, translation and interpretation, tourism, medicine, psychology, engineering, architecture, and business informatics. They may receive scholarships for internships in Francophone regions.

Gifted and Talented

Accredited Center of Excellence for Talent; Certified Talent Development Workshop. The school participates in UNESCO Associated Schools Network and other talent-support initiatives, including LabelFrancÉducation and Erasmus+ Accreditation.
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Admissions

Admissions

1. The school offers eight classes/groups for the 2026/2027 academic year: (0001) Special Mathematics track; (0002) Advanced Physics track; (0005) Science-oriented track with advanced Biology; (0006) Five-year Hungarian-French bilingual group; (0007) Human orientation, Hungarian language and literature with intensive English language training; (0008) Human orientation, History with intensive English language training; (0009) Five-year general track with language orientation; (0010) Four-year Hungarian-English bilingual group. The first language continues the language studied in the primary school; the second language can be English, French (beginner or advanced), German, Italian, Russian, or Spanish, and two languages must be chosen. If there are not enough students in a chosen language, the school will request a language change. 2. Admission is carried out through a centralized written entrance examination, with oral examinations following the written part for different classes. The exam structure is described in the admissions materials for each class, and exam dates are published by the school for reference. 3. For the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, applicants complete an IB Diploma Programme Application Form. The application period is August 1–20, and submissions are sent to int.gyakg@szte.hu. The form collects personal details, school background, and contact information, and requires selecting six subjects (3 at SL and 3 at HL) across the groups, with the 6th subject possibly replacing a subject from Groups 1–5. 4. The application requires a printed and signed application form and original school certificates detailing first- and second-year results. The 2025–2026 tuition is 3,900,000 forints, and the exact payment schedule is provided in writing to admitted students. 5. An Open Day is scheduled for 2025-10-15 at 16:00. The deadlines for the centralized written exam are 2025-12-01 for the central exam, and 2026-02-19 as the deadline to designate the secondary school. 6. The school provides a range of learning supports and facilities, including IT infrastructure, a library with about 20,000 volumes, clubs, sports, and choir activities. 7. For those admitted to specialized groups (e.g., 0001, 0002, 0005, 0006, 0007, 0008, 0009, 0010), examination dates and scoring criteria vary by program, with detailed requirements published in the admissions materials. 8. Language orientation and bilingual options are integral to several programs, including Hungarian-French bilingual and Hungarian-English bilingual tracks, with emphasis on language development and cross-linguistic qualifications. 9. The school's IB Diploma Programme is fully integrated with the institution's IB-related documentation and program provisions, including the structure for subject choices and assessment. 10. The admissions information and materials are publicly available through the school's admissions communications and IB-related program pages for the 2026–27 intake.
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