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Poland, Wroclaw
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The International High School of Wroclaw was founded in 1990 by the Foundation of International Education, the governing body described as a Polish public charity. It is part of a long-standing non-public school complex in Lower Silesia, alongside Wroclaw International School and ATUT Bilingual Primary School. In September 2016, learning moved to the Center for International Education on Racławicka Street 101, described as one of Poland's most modern campuses. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, and the campus won the Beautiful Wroclaw architectural award in 2017.
Nestled within the experienced non-public school complex in Lower Silesia, the International High School of Wroclaw is part of a vibrant community that includes Wroclaw International School and ATUT Bilingual Primary School. It is a multicultural community created by students of both Polish and international origin, including graduates of ATUT Bilingual Secondary School and Wroclaw International School. School life focuses on news, long-term projects, daily schedules, calendars and extracurricular activities, reflecting a global, bilingual learning environment.
Parents participate in the Parent Teacher Association, a social body that supports the Head of School and the faculty in developing the educational offer. The association emphasizes cooperation between parents and school leadership and asserts that a modern school cannot exist without parental involvement. The PTA provides a channel for parent input and collaboration with the school. It helps improve the school's educational offerings and opportunities for students. It is described as a key part of the school's cooperative culture.
International High School of Wroclaw is a private, independent international high school in Wroclaw, Poland, serving students aged 15 to 18. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) alongside the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Pre-IB in Grade 1, with English and Polish as languages of instruction. In September 2016, learning moved to the Center for International Education on Racławicka Street 101, a modern campus of about 12,000 square meters with two floors, secure facilities, and extensive outdoor space of around 2.1 hectares. Class sizes are capped at 20, enabling individualized attention. Facilities include biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories, humanities rooms, a multilingual library of roughly 11,000 volumes, an auditorium, a theatre hall, a cafeteria, and dedicated sports halls plus outdoor sports grounds. The program emphasizes service learning, with mandatory CAS hours, and opportunities, such as Model United Nations, as well as arts and theatre participation globally.
