Open Future International School

The school is guided by the principle of being "open and kind," fostering a supportive environment where students learn to cooperate and respect others. It emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, where knowledge from different subjects is connected to provide a holistic understanding of the world. The pedagogical approach focuses on individual needs, critical thinking, and the development of social competencies.

The school offers a comprehensive educational pathway from preschool through high school. The academic programme includes the Polish core curriculum enriched by the International Baccalaureate (IB) framework, specifically the Primary Years Programme (grades 1-4), Middle Years Programme (grades 5-8), and the Diploma Programme (high school). Instruction is bilingual, utilizing both Polish and English as languages of communication and instruction.

Graduates are prepared for both the Polish Matura and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. The school emphasizes the development of self-confidence, responsibility, and global citizenship, with students encouraged to contribute to both local and global communities.

The school provides psychological and pedagogical support to students. This includes the presence of school psychologists and specialists who focus on emotional needs, stress management, and the diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disorders. Speech therapy is also available in the preschool.

Enrollment is open throughout the school year, subject to availability in specific groups. The process involves submitting a registration form, meeting with a representative, and signing an education contract. Siblings of current students receive priority in the recruitment process, and a waiting list is maintained when groups are full.

The school operates on a standard academic year, with the kindergarten remaining open for approximately half of August to facilitate maintenance and cleaning. Specific dates for the school year are provided through management announcements.

The school operates across multiple locations in Kraków: a preschool on ul. Babińskiego, primary school buildings on ul. Kwiecista and ul. Pawła z Krosna, and a high school on ul. Tadeusza Rejtana. Facilities include a school library, playrooms, and classrooms equipped with air purifiers. The administration and secretariat are housed within the school buildings.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports, music instrument lessons, and science-related clubs. Students also participate in international projects, such as eTwinning, and various domestic and international trips.