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Poland, Warsaw
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The school uses a student-centered Montessori approach with the IB Diploma Programme to develop responsible, open-minded, and proactive learners. It emphasizes responsibility for one's own development, care for others, honesty, empathy, and service; students are prepared to be open-minded and proactive citizens of their city, country and the world.
The school is a safe, open, intimate, and inclusive environment that provides a sense of security.
The language of instruction is English. Pre-IB language of instruction is English. Pre-IB students receive extended English and Creative Writing, Academic Skills (including academic writing), Latin, Visual Arts and Drama. The IB DP offers Polish Literature and English Language and Literature as Languages A (SL/HL), supports self-taught native languages Ukrainian, Russian and Spanish, and Languages B includes English (HL) and French/German/Spanish (SL/HL/Ab Initio).
The school fosters emotional development through a student-centered approach and inclusive environment, emphasising empathy and service as part of preparing students for responsible citizenship.
The school is a safe, open, intimate, and inclusive environment that provides a sense of security.
Located in the heart of Warsaw, Warsaw Montessori High School is an international high school that blends Maria Montessori philosophy with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school serves students aged 14 to 18 and conducts instruction in English. In Pre-IB (Years 9–10), the Polish national curriculum is integrated with the IB Learner Profile; offerings include extended English, Creative Writing, Academic Skills, Latin, Visual Arts and Drama, and a choice between standard and extended mathematics. Regular workshops in the kitchen and the carpentry shop support hands-on, place-based learning. In the IB Diploma Programme (Years 11–12), students select six courses from six groups (Languages A; Languages B; Individuals and Societies; Experimental Sciences; Mathematics; The Arts) delivered under IB World Schools standards. The school emphasizes multilingualism, international-mindedness, empathy and service, and a small, safe, inclusive environment. Graduates proceed to universities worldwide, with curricula emphasizing intellectual, emotional and social development and lifelong learners.
