World International School Early Years
FAQ
Our international English-language school is an excellent choice if you want:
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Your child to become fluent in English;
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Learning to be based on global teaching standards and a widely recognised and respected programme;
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Your child to continue their education in a Polish secondary school;
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Your child to continue education in bilingual and international high schools;
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Your child to take either the IB Diploma or the Polish Matura in the future;
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Your child to develop their passions;
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Education to be characterised by small classes and a family-like atmosphere;
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The educational programme to meet the needs of the modern world.
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We hold accreditation from the Ministry of Education.
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We prepare students for the Polish Primary School Final Exam.
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We conduct the Polish Primary School Final Exam.
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We issue Polish school-leaving certificates.
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We implement the Polish National Curriculum for international schools in Polish.
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We issue international certificates.
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We conduct international exams.
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We teach in English.
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We employ an international teaching staff.
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We deliver an international programme with a distinct approach to education, methodology, and teaching philosophy.
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We hold international accreditation.
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We provide extended learning hours.
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In the international school, the programme is delivered in English from the age of 5, whereas in the bilingual school, at least two subjects are taught in English in Years 9 and 10 of primary school.
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In the international school, most lessons are conducted in English, while in the bilingual school, the majority of lessons are taught in Polish.
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The international school follows an international programme, whereas in the bilingual school, students follow the Polish National Curriculum.
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Students completing the international primary school receive both Polish school-leaving certificates and international certificates, with the opportunity to take international exams. In the bilingual school, students receive Polish school-leaving certificates and sit the Polish Primary School Final Exam.
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We teach subjects in English.
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Learning starts from the age of 5.
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We carry out a wide range of educational projects.
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We develop scientific thinking (e.g., mathematical thinking).
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We conduct experiments and test knowledge in practice.
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All key subjects, such as Mathematics, Science, and English, as well as many others, including Global Perspectives, Art & Design, Sport, Computing, and Digital Literacy.
Yes, the child will receive an international report and certificate.
In the international programme, exams are conducted as Checkpoints, which are periodic assessments of knowledge and skills that evaluate a student’s progress at each stage of learning.
Learning in Polish includes the following subjects:
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Polish language;
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Mathematics;
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History;
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Geography.
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Yes, at our international primary school we offer special support classes that gradually help students master English, enabling them to participate confidently in the international programme.
Yes, at our school we offer Polish language lessons that support children from other countries in their learning and enable them to fully participate in school life.
Yes, we accept students from other international programmes and help them transition smoothly into our system.
Step 1 – Complete the application form and submit it to the school
Step 2 – Arrange a meeting with the parents
Step 3 – Arrange a meeting with the child
Step 4 – Admission decisionThe admission process for our international school typically takes between 3 and 7 days, depending on the availability of both the parents and the school.
Yes, students at our international school take the Polish Primary School Final Exam, and our teachers provide thorough and comprehensive preparation.
Yes, our students are very well-prepared because:
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We deliver a full curriculum for exam subjects;
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We offer more hours of exam-related subjects than in public schools;
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We provide additional classes to prepare for the 8th-grade exam as part of the curriculum.
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Sports lessons take place on our school playground and at the multi-purpose sports hall in Suchy Las, near Poznań.
Yes, we offer support from a psychologist, workshops for students, and consultations with parents. However, we do not provide individual therapy.
Yes, we offer speech therapy diagnostics, but we do not provide individual sessions.
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Younger classes: 9:00 AM - 3:15 PM
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Older classes: 8:00 AM - 4:15 PM
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Our international primary school operates from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM.
We prepare delicious and fresh meals on-site. We have our own kitchen and catering team. Full-day meals are mandatory at our school, and students are not allowed to bring food from home. We respect students' dietary needs and preferences.
Yes, our school offers a variety of extracurricular activities, which take place after 3:15 PM.
Yes, the music school is located in the same building on the second floor. Students can choose to learn to play an instrument or pursue full music education in accordance with the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Yes, at our international primary school near Poznań, we offer additional language classes that help students gradually improve their English, enabling them to feel more confident and comfortable during their daily learning and activities.
In the first week, our students participate in workshops and integration activities, which allow them to get to know the teachers, meet their classmates, and make their first friendships.
During breaks, students spend time in the school garden, which features a playground and a large green space for group games. Some groups can play football on the school field, and we also have a road traffic town where students can ride school scooters. Additionally, we have a peaceful oasis under tents, where students can read and relax. The tents are furnished with cozy cushions for lying and sitting, and the fabric offers a comforting escape from the hustle and bustle.
The maximum number of students is 18
Yes, at our school, students are required to wear comfortable uniforms that highlight their belonging to our small community.
A full daily and formal outfit is required. For girls, it is possible to choose between a skirt, dress, or trousers, and it is not necessary to purchase all items.