Exupery International School

Jaunā iela 8, Piņķi, Babītes pagasts, Mārupe Municipality, LV-2107, Latvia. Piņķi is a residential area near Riga. The campus is accessible by road and has a bus service twice a day.

K-12 international school; Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, and High School are offered.

International school (K-12) with boarding for high school students; instruction in English with strong mother tongue support in Latvian, Russian, and French.

Online learning support and group sessions are available on request; translation assistance is provided on the first day; groups are 4–11 children to tailor attention to learning needs.

Latvia

Bus service twice a day.

Application / registration fees

- Membership registration / application fee: a one-time, non-refundable membership/registration fee applies at enrolment. For new students the standard one-time enrolment fees are: EUR 1,500 for entry in K1 through Grade 9 and EUR 2,500 for entry in Grades 10–12.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts)

- Nursery (age 2.5–3): EUR 11,900 per year.
- K1–K2 (age 3–5): EUR 12,495 per year.
- K3 (age 5–6): EUR 15,000 per year.
- Grades 1–5 (ages 7–11): EUR 15,000 per year.
- Grades 6–9 (ages 12–16): EUR 16,520 per year.
- Grades 10–12 (16–18, IB DP/IB‑Prep): EUR 17,580 per year.

Boarding fees (annual options and key conditions)

- Full‑board annual fees: EUR 31,000 (Grades 9–10) and EUR 32,000 (Grades 11–12).
- Weekly‑boarding annual fees: EUR 29,000 (Grades 9–10) and EUR 30,000 (Grades 11–12).
- The boarding fee package includes daily meals (five meals per day), workbooks and related materials, English language support, local field trips (excluding overnight trips), after‑school activities (excluding outsourced providers), access to university counselling services and campus pastoral care.
- A boarding student deposit equal to 10% of the yearly boarding fee is required on signing the boarding agreement. The boarding deposit is refundable after graduation or where the boarding agreement is not renewed for the following academic year; the deposit is not refunded in the case of early withdrawal.

What the tuition and boarding fees do and do not cover

- Tuition and boarding packages explicitly cover: daily meals for boarders (as noted above), workbooks and related materials, English language support, local day field trips, many after‑school activities (excluding outsourced/third‑party providers) and access to university counselling.
- Tuition and boarding packages do not include: overnight field trips (local or international), certain extra after‑school activities run by external providers, international examination fees, visa services, medical insurance for international boarding students, and personal expense accounts for boarders. These items are additional costs to families.

Other costs and routine extras

- Preschool summer programme (full‑day summer weeks) is charged separately at EUR 385 per week (meals included).
- Uniforms: students are not required to wear a school uniform.
- Additional occasional or annual charges that families should plan for include: international exam fees (IB/IGCSE where applicable), optional external activity fees, school trips with overnight stays, visa and medical insurance for international students, and any required textbooks or special materials not covered by the tuition package.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school issues invoices from the Financial Department; enrollment is confirmed once the issued invoices have been paid. Specific invoice dates, termly instalment dates and late‑payment penalties are set in the school's Payment Schedule and Terms & Conditions. The school's admissions materials indicate that families will receive invoices from the Financial Department by email after acceptance.
- A minimum enrolment duration of nine months is required by the school. This is a condition that determines minimum billing/attendance expectations.
- For boarding applicants a 10% boarding fee deposit is payable on signing; refund rules for that deposit are stated above.

Refunds and cancellations (summary of applicable conditions)

- The membership/registration fee is non‑refundable.
- The boarding deposit (10% of the annual boarding fee) is refundable only after graduation or where the agreement is not renewed; it is not refundable if the student withdraws early.
- Additional refund rules for term tuition (for example, partial refunds for mid‑term withdrawal, illness, or prolonged school closure) are handled under the school's Payment Schedule and Terms & Conditions and by the Financial Department. Families are invoiced and must follow the Payment Schedule and the school's Terms & Conditions for formal refund processes.

Fee payment options

- The school issues invoices through its Financial Department. Specific permitted payment methods (for example: bank transfer/IBAN, SWIFT, credit/debit card, cheque) are specified on those invoices and in the school's Payment Schedule. The publicly available admissions pages state that invoices are issued by the Financial Department and must be paid to confirm enrollment, but the exact payment channels are set out in invoice documentation and the Payment Schedule.

Summary of key figures at a glance

- Nursery: EUR 11,900 per year.
- K1–K2: EUR 12,495 per year.
- K3: EUR 15,000 per year.
- Grades 1–5: EUR 15,000 per year.
- Grades 6–9: EUR 16,520 per year.
- Grades 10–12: EUR 17,580 per year.
- Boarding (full‑board): EUR 31,000–32,000 per year depending on grade.
- One‑time new‑student fee: EUR 1,500 (K1–Grade 9) or EUR 2,500 (Grades 10–12). Membership/registration fee is non‑refundable.

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Brief note on sources and missing detail (operational summary)

- The school publishes a detailed 2026–27 Financial Information / School Fees document and issues invoices from its Financial Department; that document contains the full payment schedule, exact termly billing amounts (where applicable), and the precise list of accepted payment methods. The public admissions pages refer families to that Financial Information document for the complete payment schedule. Those detailed invoice/payment schedules were not directly retrievable through the public site pages during this compilation, so the figures above present the school's published annual fee lines and the boarding deposit/refund conditions that are available in public listings and the school admissions pages.

Over 360 students and 100 staff represent roughly 35 nationalities.