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Poland, Radzyn Podlaski
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Step 1. Questions on general and particular information may be directed to the school office. For the 2025/2026 academic year, the Adolescent Community serves ages 11/12–14/15 and is located at Montessori Farm School Folwark Białka, Białka 155, 21-300 Radzyń Podlaski, Poland. The Admissions Office contact details appear on the Adolescent Community page.
Step 2. Fees for the Adolescent Community include 2,000 PLN registration; 44,000 PLN tuition for the school year (September to June); 20,000 PLN for room and board (September to June); 10,000 PLN for meals (Mon–Fri, September to June). The weekend stay option is 300 PLN per weekend, and a 2,000 PLN supply fee applies; the price does not include costs for trips, fleece, or weekend attractions. All fees are for the 2025/2026 academic year. Payment methods are: 1. a single payment with a 10% discount due August 15; or 2) 10 monthly payments due on the 15th of each month beginning August 15.
Montessori Farm School in Poland is a private, bilingual Montessori community for adolescents aged 12 to 18, with a residential option for upper secondary students. It sits within the Warsaw Montessori Family network and extends the Montessori ethos into a farm-based, real-life learning environment. The curriculum blends Montessori methods, the IB Diploma Program at the pre-IB level, and a bespoke Polish high-school alignment. English is used for entrance interviews and instruction, while Polish is taught alongside Spanish as a second language, with private tutoring in French or German available. The Upper School operates from the Center for Study and Work at Radzyń Podlaski and provides hands-on, place-based education that begins with Visual Arts and Theatre and extends through biology-chemistry and math-physics. Students live on site, work on the farm, and run small enterprises, selling vegetables, honey, and crafts, fostering independence and social responsibility. Extracurriculars include beekeeping, arts, and cultural celebrations.
