Poland, Wroclaw
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We combine proven teaching methods with modern educational solutions, using project-based work, digital tools, and the conscious use of technology. We focus on future-ready competencies: critical thinking, collaboration, and independence. The school offers the IB Diploma Programme and prepares students for exams with small classes, extended subject profiles, and individual consultations to help achieve high results and university admission in Poland and abroad. Knowledge is taught deeply and systematically, with a focus on understanding and linking theory with practice, while student development is treated as a process—intellectual, social, and personal.
Artistic and humanistic development is as important as the sciences. Students participate in theatre, artistic and media projects and take part in cultural events in Wrocław while pursuing their own creative initiatives. We support sensitivity, creativity, and the courage to express themselves.
Students participate in theatre, visual arts, and media projects; they take part in cultural events in Wrocław and carry out their own creative initiatives. This fosters cultural engagement and creative expression.
Students develop their passions in science, languages, sports, and social life by engaging in projects, competitions, and volunteering. The school provides space for initiative and independent action. This fosters personal growth and resilience beyond the classroom. The extracurricular activities plan for the second semester of the 2025/2026 school year will be provided at a later date.
We collaborate with Wrocław universities, cultural institutions, and educational partners. Students participate in workshops, social projects, and academic events, gaining practical experience and building future-ready competencies.
EKOLA is a close-knit high school where every student is noticed. We build relationships based on respect, dialogue, and mutual trust. Teachers know their students, support their development, and are real guides in the educational process—not only in exam preparation.
The International School of EKOLA is a private high school in Wrocław offering a bilingual Polish–English pathway and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. It educates students aged 14 to 18 and conducts DP1 and DP2 in English, with Classes 1–2 featuring extended English and mathematics in a bilingual setting. Class sizes are up to 20 in early years and up to 30 in the Diploma Programme, enabling small-group support. The campus at Ojca Beyzyma 17 provides well-equipped classrooms with interactive whiteboards, a biology–chemistry laboratory, a computer laboratory, and a library; Wi‑Fi is available throughout, and each student has a locker. PE takes place in the gymnasium housed at the EKOLA Primary School at Zielińskiego 56. EKOLA is a UNESCO Associated School and has received the Westphalian Peace Prize for promoting peace and cross-cultural understanding. The school collaborates with Wrocław universities and cultural institutions, offering workshops, Model United Nations, and intercultural projects such as Kropla Afryki and Kropla Azji, and international programs.