Poland, Krakow
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ITSC Cracow is an international nursery and kindergarten located in the center of Krakow. It features a playground, a cloakroom, and a playroom for young children. It teaches in English, French and Polish, with language immersion at the core of the program. In 2025, ITSC Cracow opened the first grade within the primary school, providing a continuous international education path. The center uses a shared curriculum across the languages and focuses on early multilingual development.
ITSC Cracow delivers a tri-lingual curriculum across nursery, pre-school and primary levels. The curriculum combines six programs: American Common Core, British National Curriculum (EYFS), Finnish National Curriculum, Programme d'Enseignement de l'Ecole Maternelle, National Curriculum – Polish, and the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The curriculum and topics are shared across English, Polish and French. Teaching levels include Nursery, Pre-school, and Primary School. The faculty comprises native-speaker teachers qualified to teach their respective age groups.
Additional activities accompany the curriculum and enhance language skills. These activities support social adaptation, emotional and physical development, helping children thrive in peer groups. The program emphasizes a holistic approach to learning through joyful language immersion and cross-curricular activities.
Located in the center of Krakow, the International Trilingual School of Cracow (ITSC) offers a tri-lingual early-childhood and primary education path for children aged 1 to 7. Founded in 2018, building on the experience of the International Trilingual School of Warsaw, ITSC Cracow provides nursery, preschool and primary schooling with immersion in English, French and Polish. Instruction follows six programs across nursery through primary: American Common Core; British National Curriculum (EYFS); Finnish National Curriculum; Programme d'Enseignement de l'Ecole Maternelle; Polish National Curriculum; and the Primary Years Programme. The languages of instruction are English, French and Polish, and content is shared across the three languages through immersion and the One Person, One Language method. The school opened its first grade in 2025, creating a continuous international education path. A central Krakow location, native-speaking teachers, and facilities including a playground, cloakroom and playroom support early multilingual development and social-emotional growth. The school community reflects a mix of origins and cultures and fosters tolerance.