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Riga State Gymnasium No. 3

Latvia, Riga

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Introduction

Riga State Gymnasium No. 3 is a public, co-educational secondary school in Latvia that occupies a role in the city's academic landscape. The school currently holds IB World School candidate status (since 1 September 2020) and offers the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme for 7th grade. Learning at the gymnasium integrates CLIL—content and language integrated learning—and bilingual instruction in Latvian and English, helping students build language proficiency alongside subject knowledge. This framework supports a seamless progression toward upper secondary studies, with general programs available for grades 10 to 12. The school emphasizes mixed academic pathways within a single campus, enabling continuity from early adolescence through preparation for higher education. Students benefit from exposure to international standards through the MYP framework and a bilingual environment that prepares them for study abroad and cross-cultural collaboration. The school's approach fosters academic inquiry, collaborative learning, and responsible citizenship within the Latvian educational system.

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The Essentials

Location

The school is located at Grēcinieku iela 10, Riga, LV-1050. It is a public educational institution.

Stages

7–12

Type

Public, co-educational gymnasium

Country affiliation

Latvia
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Fees

Annual tuition at Riga State Gymnasium No. 3 ranges from EUR 712 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- There is no application or admission fee charged by the school for entry to the state general-education programmes.

Tuition fees by year group (per academic year and per term where applicable)

- Years 7–9 (basic secondary / lower secondary): No tuition is charged for the standard general-education programme.

- Years 10–12 (upper secondary / gymnasium): No tuition is charged for the standard general-education programme.

- International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) integrated in the school: a programme fee of EUR 712 per student per academic year is charged for participation in the IB MYP. The fee is presented as an annual amount (EUR 712 per year). Specific per-term breakdowns are not published.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No publicly published detailed billing schedule (dates of invoicing, instalment due dates) or explicit payment-terms text for tuition/IB fees was located. The IB MYP amount is stated as an annual fee of EUR 712, but the school's published materials do not specify whether that sum is billed as a single annual payment or in instalments, nor do they show standard payment deadlines.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school does not operate a boarding house as part of its published programmes; no boarding or dormitory fees are listed. Instruction is provided in on-site (day) form.

Other costs and fees

- IB programme charge: EUR 712 per year for students enrolled in the IB Middle Years Programme (see above).

- Textbooks, recommended literature and individual learning materials: lists of recommended literature and personal learning-supply lists are published for students; parents should expect to cover the cost of required textbooks, stationery and any subject-specific consumables. No consolidated school-wide price list for these items is published.

- Optional paid activities: the school publishes schedules for extracurricular clubs and elective activities; some optional clubs or external course-type activities may carry separate fees, but no standard price list for such optional activities is published in the school's public documents.

- Uniform / school clothing: no mandatory uniform fee or compulsory school-uniform purchase requirement is published. If a voluntary or event-specific dress code exists, no official uniform-price schedule is published.

Refund information

- No specific publicly published refund policy for programme fees (including the IB fee), deposits or other school charges was located in the school's published rules or programme pages. If fees are paid, no standardized refund terms are publicly stated.

Fee payment options

- The school's public pages and internal admissions rules list application and administrative processes but do not publish a detailed list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, card payment, online payment portal). No definitive, published list of acceptable payment channels for the IB fee or other charges was found.

Brief summary of unavailable details

- A publicly published, itemised fee schedule (per term instalments and exact billing dates), explicit payment-method instructions (bank account details, card payments or online payment portal procedures), a formal refund policy for paid programme fees, and any fixed uniform-price list were not found in the school's published documents. The IB MYP annual fee (EUR 712) and the fact that general-education tuition is not charged are the specific fee figures publicly stated.
Academics

Curriculum

The school has IB World School candidate status since September 1, 2020 and offers the Middle Years Programme for 7th grade with integrated learning using CLIL and bilingual (Latvian and English) instruction. General upper secondary education programs are offered for grades 10–12.
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Admissions

Admissions

Step 1. Admissions to the 10th grade general program and the integrated IB Diploma Programme module (SB module). The school offers a general secondary education program that is implemented in integration with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (SB module). In 10th grade, the SB module content is studied in an integrated manner and examinations for the IB Diploma Programme are taken in accordance with IB Organisation requirements, the gymnasium's program conditions, and Latvian law. The program includes eight modules: 2.1.A (Engineering, Computer Science) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, Physics, Programming; 2.2.AC (Engineering, Business, Economics) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, Physics, Programming, Social Sciences (Economics, Law); 2.3.AE (Engineering, Natural Sciences) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, Physics, Programming, Chemistry; 2.4.C (Business, Economics, Jurisprudence) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, Social Sciences; 2.5.E (Medicine, Natural Sciences) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, Biology, Chemistry; 2.6.G (Architecture, Design) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, Design and Technology, Culture and Arts (Visual Arts); 2.7.H (Diplomacy, International Relations, Political Science) with 3 advanced courses – Mathematics, English, History, Social Sciences (Economics, Law); 2.8.SB (Integrated with the IB Diploma Programme) combines the curriculum with the IB Diploma, using a bilingual instruction approach and enabling students to choose 3 advanced and 3 higher‑level courses including Latvian language and literature, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Programming, English, Spanish, French, and German. The general program integrated with the IB Programme (SB module) includes in 10th grade integrated IB Diploma content and conducts IB module examinations, in line with IB requirements, the gymnasium's program conditions, and Latvian law. 4. Admission to the 10th grade is based on a certificate of general basic education, an academic transcript, and the general basic education certificate. Admission to vacant places in the 11th and 12th grades is based on a document confirming completion of the general secondary education program. 5. The gymnasium will publish information about vacant places in the 11th and 12th grades on its website by June 2, 2026.
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