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Poland, Warsaw
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Languages taught include English as the language of instruction, Polish, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian. In primary, French and German are taught; in high school, German, French, Spanish, Italian or Russian are offered as foreign languages; two language sections (English and Polish) are used in the Accredited European School Section.
The school provides a bilingual education conducted in English and Polish. A unique bilingual program is available across the preschool and primary levels, with English and Polish instruction and additional mother tongue lessons for foreign students (SWALS).
Two language sections exist within the Accredited European School Section: English and Polish, enabling language immersion within the curriculum. SWALS mother tongue support is available for foreign students. From secondary level, students may study a second foreign language (English, French, German) and a third foreign language (English, French, German, Italian, Polish or Spanish).
International European School Warsaw provides a multilingual international education for ages 3–18 within the Accredited European School (AES) framework. Located at ul. Wiertnicza 140 in Warsaw, the school serves preschool through high school and runs a bilingual English–Polish programme. In Primary, students follow Polish and British curricula; in Secondary they study Cambridge IGCSE/A‑Levels or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, with European Schools syllabi. From S1, all students learn a second foreign language (L3) from English, Polish, French, German, Italian or Spanish. Mother‑tongue support is available for non‑native speakers. The AES model centralises language and content across grades, with English alongside Polish language, history and geography and a broad menu of L2/L3 options. The campus includes a library, three meals daily, and transport within 20 km. After‑school clubs run 14:20–16:00, and annual events include European Day and Sports Day. AES accreditation and a broad range of clubs and languages are distinctive features.
