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Poland, Warsaw
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Uniform is required for Years 1–13. Boys wear a t‑shirt, trousers, polo with long or short sleeves, blouse or cardigan, and a sports suit. Girls wear a t‑shirt, skirt, polo with long or short sleeves, blouse or cardigan, and a sports suit. Pre‑school uniforms are optional; uniforms are sold via a third‑party shop and can be collected from the campus.
Meals at Mokotów Primary, Ochota, Włochy and Mokotów High campuses are organised by a catering company with vegetarian, lactose‑free, gluten‑free and other dietary options. Parents have direct access to an online platform to order meals and can choose breakfast and lunch separately or together, with payments made directly to the catering company.
The school is governed by Dukes Education Europe. Leadership includes David Fitzgerald (CEO, Dukes Education Europe); Philippe Grosskost (Managing Director, Central Europe); and Juan Casteres (Finance Director, Dukes Education Europe). Berrin Schofield is Executive Head of Thames British School Warsaw, and Christopher Durbin contributes to accreditation work (CIS/NEASC).
Thames British School Warsaw is a British international school near Warsaw. It is part of Dukes Education family, with campuses Włochy, Ochota, Mokotów Primary and Mokotów High. The school offers a continuum of British international education, following the Cambridge International Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Curricula progress from Early Years Foundation Stage to Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS/A Levels and IB Diploma Programme. Lessons are taught in English with ongoing English language development; Polish, Spanish and German are offered as additional language options. The curriculum is aligned with English National Curriculum and blended with Polish elements, culminating in Cambridge A Levels or the IB Diploma. The community includes more than 800 students from over 50 nationalities. Facilities include bright classrooms, a refurbished indoor gym, an outdoor play area, a stocked library, a IT room with MacBooks and iPads, interactive whiteboards, CCTV, a nurse's office and on-site psychologist.
