International European School Warsaw

The school aims to prepare students as citizens of a united, democratic Europe and the world, fostering confidence in their cultural identity within a multilingual and multicultural environment. It emphasizes the development of students who are aware of their rights and open to all races and cultures. The institution is committed to setting world-class standards in multilingual education through its Pastoral and Social Education programme.

The Accredited European School follows the European Schools curriculum, consisting of a two-year nursery cycle, five years of primary education, and seven years of secondary education (divided into observation, pre-orientation, and orientation cycles). The school culminates in the European Baccalaureate. In the international section, students may follow the Cambridge Assessment International Education curriculum to sit for IGCSE exams, and in their final years, choose between the British A-Level curriculum or the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma programme.

The school offers Polish language lessons, as well as Polish history and geography, to support students within its international structures. Additionally, foreign students are provided with instruction in Polish as a foreign language (HCL).

The school provides online registration portals for both the International European School and the Accredited European School. For the Accredited European School, pupils are admitted to the nursery cycle at the beginning of the school year in which they reach four years of age, and to primary year 1 in the year they reach six years of age. Admission priority is primarily directed toward children of staff of European Union institutions.

The school provides academic calendars for the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 school years. The academic year typically commences in September.