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Poland, Warsaw
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English, Polish and French are taught. English is the language of instruction across subjects; Polish lessons run from Year 1 (as First Language or Foreign Language) and French is taught from Year 4 as a Modern Foreign Language. CEFR-aligned language assessments target at least B2 English by Secondary Key Stage 3, and EAL support is available for learners. The school also celebrates language diversity through Mother Tongue Day and related language initiatives.
English immersion is the core language of instruction; all subjects are taught in English. From Year 1 Polish is taught as a First Language or Foreign Language, with five weekly Polish lessons. French is taught as a Modern Foreign Language starting in Year 4 and continuing through to Year 9. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided by three specialist teachers to help non-native speakers access the curriculum.
An English immersion environment where all subjects are taught in English. Polish is taught from Year 1 as part of language learning, and French is introduced as a Modern Foreign Language from Year 4. The school supports multilingual learning with EAL provision and a multilingual staff.
British Primary School of Wilanow is a British international school offering the Cambridge International Curriculum for Primary and Secondary, with an eight-year program for ages 3 to 14. The purpose-built campus provides dedicated spaces for science, sport, the arts and outdoor exploration, including interactive multimedia classrooms, a drama studio, a dance studio, a music room, a library and a sports hall. Life runs from Early Years (age 3–5) through Primary Key Stage 1 (5–7), Primary Key Stage 2 (7–11) to Secondary Key Stage 3 (11–13), with Polish diplomas issued from Year 2 to support continuity within national and international systems. Forest School offers outdoor learning that fosters courage, curiosity and resilience. Multilingual learning enables students to express themselves in English, Polish and French. The school is COBIS-accredited and participates in International Schools Partnership programmes, including ISP Changemakers, Cultural Exchange and Model United Nations and a broad clubs and activities programme for all ages.
