Amaltea zespol edukacji dwujezycznej

The school focuses on the comprehensive development of students in a safe and friendly atmosphere, emphasizing personal culture, respect, honesty, responsibility, and tolerance. It promotes critical thinking, emotional maturity, and environmental awareness, while encouraging students to actively participate in the educational process and develop their passions. The school also fosters a sense of patriotism and respect for national heritage alongside an openness to global diversity.

The school operates as a bilingual institution, integrating the Polish national curriculum with the Cambridge International School programme, for which it holds accreditation. The academic offering includes intensive language instruction, with a second foreign language introduced in the first grade, and mandatory chess instruction for grades 1-3. The curriculum also emphasizes informatics, health education, and ecology, with students participating in various European and school-based projects.

The school prepares students for further education in bilingual and international high schools and universities in Poland and abroad. It has received international recognition, including the National eTwinning Quality Label, the European Innovative Teaching Award, Exam Preparation Centre status, and the European Solidarity Corps Quality Label.

The school employs a psychologist and a pedagogue who collaborate to conduct observations and workshops for both students and teachers. Individual consultations with these specialists are available to parents by appointment through the school secretariat.

The school accepts applications throughout the year, subject to availability. The process for Grade 1 includes a registration fee, a competency test covering preschool readiness and English language skills, a group session with a school psychologist or pedagogue, and an interview with the parents. For Grades 2-8, the process involves a registration fee, subject-based interviews in Polish, English, and mathematics, and a minimum two-day trial period in the classroom. Admission is finalized upon signing an education agreement and paying an initial fee.

The school provides an annual calendar in September detailing school terms, holidays, and duty days to assist parents with planning. Communication is supported through scheduled meetings with class teachers and individual consultations with subject teachers, which can be arranged via the school secretariat to discuss student progress and achievements.

Located in the Wesoła district of Warsaw, the campus features modern infrastructure including a photovoltaic installation for solar energy, an anti-smog sensor, and a school garden. The school also maintains a relaxation room for students and is in the process of launching a meteorological station.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities to develop student talents and interests, including English is fun, Art and craft, creative workshops, sewing (Igła i nitka), dance, chess, Music Club, Explorers, Spanish Fun, physics workshops, book clubs, robotics, and Math Riders. Students also have access to a relaxation room for leisure and play.