Kralovske Gymnazium Petrovice, s.r.o.

The school emphasizes a human-centered approach that prioritizes individual development, creativity, and bilingual communication in Czech and English. It avoids performance pressure, instead focusing on expert support, small classes, and a high degree of electives in the final years to help students follow their own academic and professional paths.

The school offers a four-year and an eight-year grammar school programme, featuring bilingual instruction with native speakers. The academic pathway includes the Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate (IB), with opportunities to study German and French. The curriculum incorporates project-based learning, where students connect theory with practice through collaboration with companies and institutions.

Students consistently achieve high levels of English proficiency (at least C1) and a functional level of Spanish (B1), with the school frequently ranking among the best in the Czech Republic in national English language testing. The curriculum prepares students for the Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme, facilitating entry into prestigious universities.

The school provides professional support through a dedicated team including a psychologist, a prevention methodologist, and an educational counselor. Small class sizes, averaging approximately 16 students, facilitate intensive teaching and timely, individualized support for students.

The school offers both four-year and eight-year grammar school programmes, with admissions processes open for both. Prospective families are encouraged to visit the school website for information regarding exam dates, application deadlines, and available preparatory courses. An enrollment fee and a refundable deposit are required upon admission.

The school organises its academic year with specific activities, including an adaptation trip for first-year students (prima), a skiing course for second-year students (sekunda), and a language exchange trip to Spain for third-year students (tercie). Additionally, project weeks are integrated into the curriculum for all years.

The campus is equipped with a gymnasium, a computer classroom, and specialized laboratories for physics and chemistry. It also features a dining room with an on-site kitchen, as well as designated clubhouse and leisure areas for students.

Students have access to a variety of activities, including project-based learning, swimming lessons for specific years, and regular study and exchange stays in the UK and Spain. The school provides a clubhouse and leisure areas, and the flexible study schedule allows students involved in top-level sports or arts to manage their commitments alongside their education.