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Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Brook Hill International School is an international Cambridge-based school in Belgrade, Serbia, serving pupils from age 1 to 18. The Kindergarten campus operates with a licensed international curriculum for ages 1–5, while the Primary and Secondary programs follow the Cambridge Curriculum within the Cambridge International Education and Examination Framework, augmented by the national curriculum in England. English is the language of instruction. Regular formative and summative assessments monitor progress, and results transfer to the next teacher at the end of each year. Small class sizes maximize time with each pupil and support social, emotional, and academic development. The Secondary program is structured in Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9), Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) with IGCSE, and Key Stage 5 (Years 12–13) offering AS/A Levels for study worldwide. With pupils from more than 20 nationalities, Brook Hill offers a broad range of clubs in arts, languages, sport, and service. The campus address is Kačanička 4, Belgrade.
Kačanička 4, Belgrade, Serbia (Brook Hill Kindergarten campus)
The Essentials
Brook Hill International School has 200 pupils, typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English.
Location
Brook Hill International School is located in Belgrade, Serbia. The Kindergarten is at Kačanička 4, Belgrade, Serbia. The school serves students from Kindergarten through Upper Secondary (Year 7 to 13). The community includes pupils from more than 20 nationalities.
Stages
Kindergarten; Primary School (Year 1–6); Secondary School (Year 7–13).
Type
International school
Pupil Nationality Mix
Pupils from more than 20 nationalities.
Country affiliation
Serbia
School day structure
The school day runs from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Fees
Application / Registration fee
- A non‑refundable registration deposit of EUR 500 is required to secure a place for a student. This amount is credited against the student's annual school fee.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a publicly available, detailed tuition schedule for year groups and per‑term amounts for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) in its public admissions or policy pages. Families are provided with specific fee amounts directly through the admissions process and enrollment contract rather than via a published fee table.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- No fixed, publicly posted billing schedule (term dates for invoice due dates, installment dates or late‑payment penalties) is published in the school's public admissions or policies pages. Billing and payment terms are set out in the school's enrollment/registration documentation provided to families at offer/contract stage.
Boarding fees
- There is no publicly advertised boarding provision or boarding fee schedule for Brook Hill International School in the school's public pages for Belgrade campuses. Brook Hill's published campus addresses and admissions materials indicate day‑school operations at their Belgrade locations.
Other costs and fees (uniform, trips, extracurriculars, insurance, etc.)
- The registration form and admissions material indicate that additional costs can apply (examples that schools typically charge include uniforms, day trips and extracurricular activities), but no specific, published price list for uniforms, extracurricular fees or trip costs is provided publicly. The registration deposit is explicitly deducted from the annual fee.
Refund information
- The registration deposit is described as non‑refundable. No further, publicly posted tuition‑refund policy, notice periods for withdrawal or pro‑rata refund rules are published in the publicly accessible admissions or policies pages. Refund terms are set out in the school's enrollment contract and registration documentation provided to families.
Fee payment options
- The school's public pages do not publish a definitive list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, or local payment providers). Payment methods and invoicing arrangements are provided to families as part of the admissions/enrollment paperwork.
Brief summary of public information found
- The only explicit fee item published in the school's public registration materials is the EUR 500 non‑refundable registration deposit (credited against the annual fee). No published per‑year or per‑term tuition schedule, no published billing schedule, no boarding fee schedule, and no detailed published list of payment methods or refund rules were found in the school's public admissions or policy pages; those details are handled through the school's admissions/enrollment documentation.
Academics
Brook Hill International School teaches Cambridge (Primary) for students aged 1 to 18.
Curriculum
Kindergarten (ages 1 to 5), Primary School (Year 1 to Year 6) and Secondary School (Year 7 to Year 13) are offered. The Cambridge Curriculum informs the Primary program, supported by the Cambridge International Education and Examination Framework and the national curriculum in England. English is the language of instruction. Regular formative and summative assessments monitor pupil progress, and results are passed to the next teacher at the end of each academic year. The school has pupils from more than 20 nationalities and keeps class sizes small to maximise individual attention. The Kindergarten operates with a licensed international curriculum.
Student Teacher Ratio
Classes are limited in size. This allows teachers to maximise time with each pupil and support progress in social, emotional and academic development.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Small class sizes maximise the time spent on each pupil and support their social, emotional and academic development. The international, family environment promotes inclusiveness, tolerance, respect, family and moral values, with dedicated teachers.
Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through a focus on social and emotional development within a caring, secure environment. The school fosters belonging in a diverse, international community.
Safeguarding
Your child's safety, nutrition and health are of the utmost importance to us.
Admissions
Admissions
STEP 1 Get in touch with us. As a first step, parents are welcome to visit Brook Hill Primary School. This can be done by submitting the General information form to book a convenient date and time for the visit. If the form cannot be filled online, parents can call the School Office to book an appointment over the phone. Office hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
STEP 2 Submit the documents. After you have decided to enroll your child in our school, you can confirm your registration online by filling out the registration form and submitting the required documents for enrollment. For foreign citizens: copies of parents' passports; a copy of the child's passport and birth certificate. The documents include: 1. Registration form (provided by our admissions officer or filled online); 2) For citizens of Serbia: copies of parents' ID cards and a copy of the child's birth certificate; 3) Previous school certificates (if applicable); 4) Medical and health report (only if needed).
STEP 3 Admissions. The last step to close the admissions process is to sign the Educational agreement and Fees agreement with the school, which will be provided to the parents by the admissions officer after all the necessary documents have been received. Once this process has been completed, the child will officially join Brook Hill. Jelena Lazarevic is in charge of the admissions process and can answer questions about the process.
FAQs
What age range does Brook Hill International School serve?
Brook Hill serves ages 1 to 18, from Kindergarten through Year 13, at the Kačanička 4 campus in Belgrade. The school provides a continuous international education from early years to upper secondary.
Where is Brook Hill located and what is the campus setup?
Brook Hill's Belgrade campus is at Kačanička 4 and houses kindergarten through secondary provision (Year 1–13). It serves a diverse international community with pupils from more than 20 nationalities.
What curriculum and language of instruction does the school use?
The Primary program follows the Cambridge Curriculum, supported by Cambridge International Education Framework and England's national curriculum, with English as the language of instruction. The Secondary program covers Key Stages 3–5, offering IGCSE in KS4 and AS/A Levels in KS5.
What is the application/registration fee?
There is a non-refundable EUR 500 registration deposit to secure a place, and it is credited against the annual fee.
Are tuition fees publicly published?
Tuition amounts are not published publicly; families receive exact fee figures directly through the admissions process and enrollment contract. Billing terms are provided in enrollment documents rather than on a public page.
Is there a waitlist or scholarships?
Waitlist and scholarship details are not published publicly; inquiries are handled during the admissions process.
What does the Cambridge Primary curriculum look like at Brook Hill?
The Primary program uses the Cambridge Curriculum, supported by the Cambridge International Education Framework and England's national curriculum, with English as the language of instruction. Regular formative and summative assessments monitor progress, and results are recorded annually.
How small are the classes?
Classes are capped at 15 pupils to maximise individual attention and support across social, emotional and academic development.
What exams are available in Key Stage 4 and 5?
Brook Hill offers Cambridge IGCSE in Key Stage 4 and AS/A Levels in Key Stage 5 to support worldwide university study.
What sports or academic facilities does Brook Hill have?
Detailed information about facilities isn't publicly published. The school emphasizes extracurricular activities as part of the Cambridge-based program, and the Kačanička 4 campus houses kindergarten through secondary.
Are there dedicated spaces for arts and ICT?
The Cambridge program includes Art & Design, Music and ICT, and a variety of clubs indicates available space for arts and technology activities.
Is there space for clubs and activities?
Yes—Brook Hill runs clubs across arts, music, sport, leadership and service, such as Art Club, Music Club, Choir, Drama, Film Club, Chess Club and more.
What extracurricular activities can students join?
Students can participate in clubs across arts, music, sport, leadership and service, including Art Club, Music Club, Choir, Drama, Film Club, Chess Club, Debating Club, and various language clubs.
Is there a leadership or service program?
Leadership is developed through clubs like Debating Club and through community service initiatives such as the Charity Bazaar and Flower Show; Remembrance Day is observed with student involvement.
Are there curriculum-linked trips?
Trips are arranged throughout the year and linked to the curriculum to support holistic development.
How does the school support social and emotional development?
Small class sizes enable individualized attention, and the international, caring environment promotes social, emotional and academic development, with dedicated teachers.
Does the school provide language support such as EAL?
Public information does not specify EAL or SEN support; inquiries can be made through admissions for specifics.
How is safeguarding addressed?
Safeguarding is a priority with a focus on child safety, nutrition and health, in a caring environment.
Is Brook Hill a day or boarding school?
Brook Hill operates as a day school at its Belgrade campus; there is no publicly advertised boarding provision.
What about meals and uniforms?
Meals are freshly prepared for lunch and snacks; details about uniforms are not published publicly.
