World International School Poznan

Poland, Poznan

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Polish

Fees PLN 27,468 - 32,016

Ages 2 - 14 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)

Taught languages English, Polish, Spanish

Typical class size 18

Strengths Languages, STEM, Sport

Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Academic and Intellectual

Stages Early Years, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

World International School Poznan is a bilingual international primary school in Suchy Las near Poznań, Poland, at ul. Obornicka 124. It offers Cambridge programmes at Primary level and Cambridge Secondary, while delivering the Polish core curriculum in parallel. Instruction in the international division is in English, with Polish language, Polish history, and Polish geography taught for Polish citizens; for non-Polish citizens, Polish is taught as a foreign language. Class sizes are small, up to 15–18 students, and native-speaking teachers accompany children throughout the day to support language immersion. Facilities include IT rooms, a 3D printer, and a science laboratory for project- and experiment-based learning. Sports take place in a professional gym hall and a nearby pool, with additional recreational spaces. The program combines language immersion, hands-on projects, and the Cambridge International Assessment alongside the Polish core curriculum, preparing students for further study in an international environment. A supportive, family-like atmosphere.

www.world-school.pl

ul. Obornicka 124, 62-002 Suchy Las (Poznań area), Poland

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The Essentials

Location

World International School Poznań / Suchy Las is located at ul. Obornicka 124, 62-002 Suchy Las, Poland. The campus is in the Poznań area.

Stages

The school offers International Preschool and International Primary School in Suchy Las. It follows the Cambridge International Assessment framework, including Cambridge Primary Programme and Cambridge Lower Secondary/Upper Secondary Programme. A bilingual class option is available.

Additional learning support

Additional English language classes to help students improve their English.

Country affiliation

Poland

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Fees

One‑time administrative / enrolment fee

- One‑time administrative fee: PLN 2,500.

Tuition — monthly (quoted) and annual amounts by year group

Tuition is quoted as a monthly amount when paid in 12 equal instalments. Annual totals shown are the monthly rate × 12. For convenience I also show common per‑term splits below (per‑semester = annual ÷ 2; per‑term (trimester) = annual ÷ 3).

- Year 3 (Year group labelled Year 3 / Class 1)
- Monthly: PLN 2,289. Annual: PLN 27,468. Per semester: PLN 13,734. Per term (3): PLN 9,156.

- Year 4 (Class 2)
- Monthly: PLN 2,461. Annual: PLN 29,532. Per semester: PLN 14,766. Per term (3): PLN 9,844.

- Year 5 (Class 3)
- Monthly: PLN 2,461. Annual: PLN 29,532. Per semester: PLN 14,766. Per term (3): PLN 9,844.

- Year 6 (Class 4)
- Monthly: PLN 2,541. Annual: PLN 30,492. Per semester: PLN 15,246. Per term (3): PLN 10,164.

- Year 7 (Class 5)
- Monthly: PLN 2,541. Annual: PLN 30,492. Per semester: PLN 15,246. Per term (3): PLN 10,164.

- Year 8 (Class 6)
- Monthly: PLN 2,541. Annual: PLN 30,492. Per semester: PLN 15,246. Per term (3): PLN 10,164.

- Year 9 (Class 7)
- Monthly: PLN 2,668. Annual: PLN 32,016. Per semester: PLN 16,008. Per term (3): PLN 10,672.

- Year 10 (Class 8)
- Monthly: PLN 2,668. Annual: PLN 32,016. Per semester: PLN 16,008. Per term (3): PLN 10,672.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is published as a monthly rate for payment in 12 equal instalments; parents are obliged to pay tuition and the one‑time enrolment fee within the deadlines set out in the school contract and internal regulations.

Meals / catering charges

- Fixed kitchen/meal administration fee: PLN 6. Standard meal rate: PLN 27 per meal. Non‑standard / alternative meal rate: PLN 30 per meal. In the event of pupil absence the cost corresponding to the meal rate is deducted; a fixed kitchen/operation fee remains payable.

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable; the provision covers a bilingual preschool and an international day primary school (no boarding provision is listed).

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Uniforms: School uniforms are required; a selection of uniform items is offered by the school. Specific uniform prices are not published with the tuition schedule. Parents are required to provide uniforms, notebooks and necessary school supplies.

- Extra‑curricular activities, booster/summer camps, music or language courses, trips and special events may incur additional charges; such charges are billed separately when applicable.

Refunds and absence adjustments

- Meals: when a pupil is absent the meal cost (the variable meal rate) is deducted while a fixed kitchen/operation fee remains payable.

- Tuition & enrolment fee: payment obligations, contract terms and conditions (including any provisions on termination, fee settlement or adjustments) are governed by the enrolment contract and the school's internal regulations; those documents set out the formal terms for refunds or charge adjustments.

Fee payment options

- The school issues the enrolment contract and a payment schedule that set the required dates and payment arrangements; payments are to be made in accordance with those contract terms. Specific publicly published payment method details (bank account, card acceptance or online payment processors) are not listed on the tuition page; the contract / enrolment documentation specifies the accepted payment methods and timing.

Summary of what is charged at enrolment and during the year

- One‑time administrative/enrolment fee at signing: PLN 2,500.
- Recurring tuition: monthly rates shown above (published as monthly figures for payment in 12 instalments); annual and per‑term totals calculated from those monthly rates.
- Meals: fixed fee PLN 6; standard meal PLN 27; alternative meal PLN 30; absence reduces the variable meal cost but not the fixed kitchen fee.

(Fees presented in PLN.)

Academics

Curriculum

International division teaching follows a curriculum established by a foreign educational institution. Instruction in the international division may be conducted in English, with Polish language, Polish history, and Polish geography taught for Polish citizens. The school provides Polish language instruction and Polish history/geography components for Polish citizens in the international division in line with the general education core. For international division students who are not Polish citizens, Polish language is taught as a foreign language. Primary international division students take the eighth-grade examination.

Gifted and Talented

A gifted and talented program exists; forms and methods of working with a gifted student are oriented across humanities, languages, arts, mathematics and natural sciences, and sports, and include on-class work, after-class work, and extracurricular work.

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Admissions

1. Complete the application form and submit it to World International School. The School application form for the academic year 2026/2027 collects the child's Name, Date of birth, Place of birth, PESEL (or passport number), Nationality, and Place of residence, as well as the Planned starting date and the public district school name and address (depending on residence). It also records the child's Education to date, including the Language of instruction, and asks about any referrals to specialists. A consent section covers GDPR data processing and the processing of health data necessary for the recruitment process. The form is provided for the World International School's various year groups and is used to begin the admissions process.

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FAQs

Where is World International School Poznań located?

The campus is at ul. Obornicka 124, 62-002 Suchy Las, just outside Poznań. It serves as an international bilingual preschool and primary school in the Poznań area and offers an international division taught in English alongside the Polish core curriculum.

What ages does the school cater for and what levels are offered?

The school accepts children aged 2 to 14, offering International Preschool and International Primary School. The curriculum combines the Polish core with the Cambridge International Assessment, in an English-speaking environment with Polish language components for Polish citizens.

Is World International School Poznań co-educational?

Yes, it is co-educational. Classes are small, typically up to 15–18 students, with native-speaking teachers supporting English language immersion.

What are the tuition fees and the enrolment fee?

There is a one-time enrolment fee of PLN 2,500. Tuition is charged monthly and published as a 12-month rate; examples include Year 3 at PLN 2,289 per month (PLN 27,468 annually) with similar totals for other year groups.

How does the admissions process work?

The admissions process starts with completing the application for the 2026/2027 academic year, which collects basic student information and consent for data processing. The form is used to begin the recruitment process and determine starting dates based on residence.

Are there scholarships or waitlists available?

There is no information provided about scholarships or waitlists. For precise options or current status, contact the admissions team directly.

What curriculum does the school follow?

The school delivers the Cambridge International Assessment programme in parallel with the Polish core curriculum. Instruction in the international division is in English, with Polish language and studies for Polish citizens.

What exams or certifications do students take?

Primary international division students take the eighth-grade examination. Students receive Polish certificates and Cambridge certifications upon completion.

Is there a gifted and talented program?

Yes, there is a gifted and talented program. It covers humanities, languages, arts, mathematics, science, and sports, with in-class, after-class, and extracurricular activities.

What learning facilities does the campus offer?

The campus includes an IT room, a 3D printer, and a science laboratory for project- and experiment-based learning, supported by modern teaching aids.

What sports facilities are available?

Students use a professional gym hall and a swimming pool for physical education, along with additional sport and recreational zones to support active development.

How large are classes and what other facilities exist?

Classes are small, with a maximum of 15–18 students. The school has a new building with bright classrooms and sport facilities, plus a music school in the same building.

What extracurricular activities are offered?

There is a broad program including cooking club, acrobatics, dance, football, programming, and music lessons, with activities running after 3:15 PM and supported by the on-site music school.

How does project-based learning look at this school?

Learning is project- and experiment-based, with students using IT facilities and a 3D printer to complete projects and present results.

Are there creative or arts programs?

Yes, arts and music are core parts of the program. The on-site music school offers instrument lessons and broader music education.

How is English language support provided?

The school uses English as the language of instruction, with native-speaking teachers supporting immersion. Polish is taught as a foreign language for international students and as part of the Polish curriculum for Polish students.

What SEN and wellbeing support is offered?

Psychological-pedagogical support is provided in daily teaching, with didactic-remedial classes and individualized adjustments. There is access to mental wellbeing resources and workshops, plus safeguarding and parent consultations.

How is safeguarding ensured?

The campus is monitored and access is controlled with access cards, creating a safe environment. The school emphasizes safeguarding and provides psychology support and parent consultations to support wellbeing.

Is there a school uniform and what does it look like?

Yes, uniforms are required in a practical British-style design. The uniform includes items like skirts, dresses, and trousers, allowing individual expression within a shared look.

What are meals like at the school?

The school runs on-site kitchen facilities with breakfast buffet, lunch featuring two main courses, and afternoon snacks. There is a fixed kitchen/meal administration fee plus per-meal charges, with adjustments if a pupil is absent.

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