Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium

Lithuania, Vilnius

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Lithuanian, English

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 1915

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum IB (MYP), IB (DP)

Taught languages Lithuanian, English, French

Strengths Languages, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium is a historic secondary school in Vilnius, founded in 1915. It offers the International Baccalaureate programmes, including the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). The Diploma Programme is taught in English to III–IV gymnasium students, using six subject groups with three subjects at Higher Level and three at Standard Level. The groups are Lithuanian Language and Literature; English Language and Literature; History or Psychology; the Sciences or IT; Mathematics; and a sixth group drawn from Arts, Sciences or IT. The DP core comprises Theory of Knowledge, an Extended Essay of 4000 words, and Creativity, Activity and Service, with 2–3 hours of CAS weekly. Admission reflects prior MYP work and achievements. The campus features laboratories, auditoriums, museums, and flexible spaces; on-site greenery; and active learning through projects, guest talks, and professional collaborations. The school also hosts a Gifted Students Club and intercultural exchanges.

www.vvdg.lt

Augustinų g. 8, Vilnius, LT-01127

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The Essentials

Location

Address: Augustinų g. 8, Vilnius, LT-01127. The gymnasium is located in Vilnius, Lithuania. It was founded in 1915.

Stages

Secondary education programs (gymnasium level).

Type

Gymnasium (secondary school).

Additional learning support

Support for students with special educational needs is provided, including a social pedagogue; psychologists; a special education teacher; and teaching assistants.

Country affiliation

Lithuania

School day structure

School day starts at 8:05 and ends at 16:40. Nine instructional periods (0–8) run through the day with short breaks between periods and a longer break from 12:45 to 13:10.

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Fees

Application fees
- There is no one‑time application or admission fee charged by Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium for enrolling into its general secondary education programmes; applications are submitted using the school's standard application forms.

Tuition fees (by year group and term)
- There is no tuition charged for instruction in state or municipal general education (primary, basic and secondary) at Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium. Education at state and municipal schools is provided without tuition charges under Lithuanian law.
- Notes on international diploma costs: the gymnasium was accredited to offer International Baccalaureate programmes from September 2026; students registered as IB Diploma candidates are subject to the International Baccalaureate Organization's registration and examination fees, which are billed in addition to regular (tuition‑free) schooling. Example: the IB May 2026 scale of fees shows a per‑subject examination charge in the order of USD 124 per subject (total for a full 6‑subject diploma candidate typically ranges into the low‑to‑mid four‑hundreds to mid‑hundreds of USD/EUR depending on whether all six subjects and core fees apply). These IB administrative/exam charges are set by the IBO and applied per candidate.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Compulsory instructional time is tuition‑free; fees that are charged (meals, optional services, excursions, paid extracurricular activities) are billed separately. Meal payments in Vilnius municipal schools are normally calculated per attended day and collected on a monthly basis according to Vilnius municipal rules; typical one‑day meal rates published for municipal schools are approximately EUR 6.20 per day for younger grades (1–4) and approximately EUR 6.30 per day for older pupils (5–12). Payment of meal fees is arranged under the Vilnius municipality payment rules and related regulations (meal fees are normally paid monthly).
- Optional paid services (extended‑day groups, clubs, special courses, school trips, voluntary study resources) are charged and invoiced in accordance with the school founder's (Vilnius municipality's) rules and the school's internal procedures; each such service is billed separately and payment deadlines are set on the relevant invoice or activity notification.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable: Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium does not operate boarding or dormitory accommodation for pupils. There are no boarding charges for the gymnasium.

Other costs and typical items parents pay for
- Meals: daily meal charges as noted above (EUR 6.20–EUR 6.30 per day as a municipal reference rate); paid according to attendance and invoiced monthly.
- School trips and excursions: costs for transport, entrance fees and external activity providers are charged per trip and invoiced separately to participating pupils' families.
- Extracurricular clubs / paid optional activities: fees for after‑school clubs or special courses that are beyond the free core curriculum are charged separately and billed according to the activity schedule.
- Textbooks and learning materials: state funding covers core textbooks in line with national rules; parents commonly cover consumable materials, personal stationery, and certain specialist materials where indicated by the school. Procurement and provision of textbooks is managed through the school's budget and procurement procedures.
- IB Diploma candidate costs: registration and examination fees charged by the IBO (example: subject fee approximately USD 124 per subject for May 2026 session) are applied to Diploma candidates and billed in addition to any school activity charges.

Refund information
- Meal‑and‑service refunds and credits: where a paid service (for example daily meals) is not provided because of school closure, extended remote learning, or other regulated circumstances, the paid amount is credited or refunded in accordance with the applicable legal and municipal rules; similarly, refunds or pro rata credits for paid services follow the procedures and timeframes set out in the municipal / national regulations.
- Refunds for voluntary services or cancellations (extracurricular activities, trips) are handled according to the terms published for each activity; reimbursement conditions (deadlines, retention rates for costs already incurred) are specified on the activity invoice or the service's accepted terms.

Fee payment options and practical details
- Primary payment method for official school receipts is bank transfer to the gymnasium's account; the gymnasium publishes its bank account details for payments and donations (school account and IBAN are listed in the school's budget/finance information). Use the payment reference required on the invoice when transferring funds.
- Additional payment channels used by Vilnius municipal schools (for rentals, bookings and some services) include the municipality's online platforms where applicable (for facility rental and event payments). Specific payment methods accepted for each fee (card, bank transfer, in‑person or online platform) are indicated on the relevant invoice or activity notice.

If an exact invoice or fee schedule for a particular optional service (IB exam charges, a specific school trip, club subscription) is required, the school issues that figure on the activity invoice or candidate invoice; the school's finance contact and the account information are published in the gymnasium's budget/contacts information.

Academics

Curriculum

The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) for III–IV gymnasium students. The Diploma Programme is taught in English. It comprises six subject groups: Group 1 Lithuanian Language and Literature; Group 2 English Language and Literature; Group 3 History or Psychology; Group 4 Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Computer Science (IT); Group 5 Mathematics; Group 6 History, Psychology, Computer Science (IT), Physics, Chemistry or Biology. Students choose one subject from each group, with three subjects at Higher Level (HL) and three at Standard Level (SL), HL totaling 240 hours and SL 150 hours over the two-year course. The DP core consists of Theory of Knowledge (TOK) (100 hours), Extended Essay (EE) of 4000 words, and Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS) requiring 2–3 hours per week. Admission to DP considers prior IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) study and related achievements.

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Admissions

1. Submit the application to the gymnasium through the Vilniaus miesto savivaldybės administruojamą elektroninę prašymų teikimo į mokyklas sistemą (svietimas.vilnius.lt). Applications to all Vilnius city schools are submitted through this system. This electronic system is the official channel for applying to Vilnius city schools. Follow the system's prompts to complete and submit the application. 2. Before using the admissions system, familiarize yourself with the Priėmimo į mokyklas tvarka (Admissions Rules) and the Dažniausiai užduodami klausimai (Frequently Asked Questions) published by the Vilniaus miesto savivaldybė. Check in the Mokyklų žemėlapiai (School Maps) which Vilniaus miesto mokyklai your residence is assigned to. 3. The VVDG Admissions Committee is chaired by Elza Griškevič. Contact: priemimokomisija.vvdg@gmail.com; +370 656 22470. 4. For general admissions inquiries, use VVDG contact details: Adresas (address) Augustinų g. 8, Vilnius, LT-01127; El. paštas (email) rastine@vvdg.lt; Tel. (phones) +370 5 279 13 05 and +370 670 69565; Darbo laikas (office hours) 8.00–17.00.

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FAQs

Where is Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium located and what is its history?

The gymnasium is at Augustinų g. 8, Vilnius, LT-01127. It was founded in 1915 and is recognised as the first Lithuanian gymnasium, now administered as a municipal general education school by Vilnius City Municipality.

What curriculum does the school offer and in what language is the IB Diploma Programme taught?

The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for III–IV gymnasium students, taught in English. It comprises six subject groups with three Higher Level and three Standard Level subjects, plus the DP core: Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity and Service.

Who leads Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium?

The head of school is Rytis Komišdius. He oversees a municipal school administered by Vilnius City Municipality.

Is there a tuition fee for state or municipal education at the gymnasium?

No. State or municipal general education is tuition-free by Lithuanian law, though meals and optional activities may incur charges and IB registration/exam fees apply for Diploma candidates.

Are there any application fees to apply to the school?

There is no one-time application or admission fee for general secondary education; applications are submitted through the Vilnius city electronic admissions system.

What about IB Diploma-related fees if a student pursues the full diploma?

If a student registers for the IB Diploma, there are registration and examination fees charged by the International Baccalaureate Organization in addition to school charges, typically around USD 124 per subject.

How long are the IB Diploma courses and how many hours do HL and SL students complete?

The Diploma Programme runs over two years. Higher Level courses total 240 hours and Standard Level courses total 150 hours.

Which subjects are included in the IB Diploma Programme at this gymnasium?

Students select one subject from each of the six groups: Group 1 Lithuanian Language and Literature; Group 2 English Language and Literature; Group 3 History or Psychology; Group 4 Physics, Chemistry, Biology or IT; Group 5 Mathematics; Group 6 History, Psychology, IT, Physics, Chemistry or Biology.

Are there facilities to support science and project-based learning?

Yes. The school has laboratories for practical science, and the curriculum emphasizes integrated, interdisciplinary lessons with group work and projects across spaces such as auditoriums and museums.

What learning spaces do students use at the school?

Learning happens in auditoriums, museums, and other non-traditional spaces, with on-site laboratories and greenery to support active, personal development.

What facilities exist for clubs and student performances?

The school hosts the Gifted Students Club and the Fortūna mixed choir, and students can stage events in venues like Vilnius City Hall or Siemens Arena.

Are there any planned renovations or new facilities in the near future?

Yes. Over the next five years, renovations will add recreation and self-study rooms, reconstruct the assembly hall and roof, and create more classrooms and a playground.

What extracurricular activities and clubs are available?

The Gifted Students Club prepares members for national and international competitions; the Fortūna choir performs at national events; students explore activities such as body design, contemporary dance, electronic music, journalism, and other creative pursuits, guided by leaders.

Are there opportunities for international exchanges?

Yes. The gym participates in international exchanges to foster intercultural dialogue and has connections through events like the Riga–Tallinn–Vilnius Olympiad.

Do students have chances to design and lead projects or events?

Absolutely. Students are encouraged to design event programs, propose ideas, and lead initiatives, sometimes staging productions at external venues.

What support is available for students with special educational needs?

The gymnasium offers inclusive education with universal design, supported by a social pedagogue, psychologists, a special education teacher, and teaching assistants; staff receive ongoing professional development in inclusive education and social-emotional learning.

How does the school support mental wellbeing and safeguarding?

The school fosters a safe, supportive environment with a bullying reporting channel and a safeguarding framework focused on health, safety, tolerance, and respect; parents participate in safeguarding-oriented activities and events.

Is English language support and bilingual provision available?

Yes. There are bilingual learning opportunities and English as a foreign language; the Diploma Programme is taught in English, with Lithuanian language support and options for additional languages (French or German), and Spanish planned for 2026–2027.

Do they offer boarding?

Boarding is not offered; Vilnius Vytautas Magnus Gymnasium operates as a day school.

How are meals arranged for students?

Meals are prepared on-site in the school cafeteria; students can eat cafeteria meals or bring lunch. Meal charges apply per attendance and are invoiced monthly.

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