Slovenia, Ljubljana
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The school has two campuses to better serve the community. All core classes are taught in English, and PreK–12 education follows an American-based curriculum for an English-speaking community. Two campuses host a variety of after-school activities—Rakovniska ulica 5 and Selanova ulica 20—including Judo, Robotics, Swimming, Skiing, Maker Lab, Ukrainian Language Lessons, Girl Scouts, and more. The school is an authorized testing center for AP and SAT exams and lists 185 students, 49 teachers, 29 nationalities, and 2,863 square meters of educational facilities.
Ljubljana International School provides PreK-12 international education with an American-based curriculum complemented by the IB Primary Years, Middle Years, and Diploma Programs. The campus network serves students aged 3 to 18 across two campuses, totaling 2,863 square meters of facilities. All core subjects are taught in English, and the school offers AP Capstone alongside an American high school diploma, enabling a dual-path option within a single school community. The curriculum also includes the IB Primary Years Program, IB Middle Years Program, and IB Diploma Program, as well as pathways like Accelerated Math and Differentiated English to support varied learning needs. Technology is integrated across the curriculum, and students engage in a broad after-school program of sports, music, languages, and clubs. Notable clubs include robotics, a Maker Lab, Ukrainian language lessons, and Girl Scouts, reflecting emphasis on STEM, languages, and cultural wellbeing. The school fosters inquiry, global citizenship, and leadership development.