International School Premjers

The school aims to provide a creative atmosphere that fosters student development and active participation in school life. It emphasizes academic excellence, as evidenced by its focus on olympiads and competitive mathematics, while maintaining a supportive environment for its pupils.

The school implements general primary education (grades 1–9) and general secondary education (grades 10–12) programmes. Secondary education tracks include specializations in Mathematics and Physics, Natural Sciences, and Computer Science and Information Technology, featuring advanced courses in subjects such as programming, biology, chemistry, and mathematics. Additionally, the school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) MYP for grades 5–9 and the IB DP for grades 10–11. Preparatory courses are also available for younger children.

Graduates of the school have the opportunity to continue their education at the RNU (ISMA) higher education institution under special pricing conditions. The school maintains an alumni network to support its former students.

The school offers an externship programme specifically designed for gifted children. Additionally, students have access to consultation times with teachers to support their academic progress.

The school accepts applications for preschool intellectual development groups (from age 5), primary school (grades 1–9), and secondary school (grades 10–12). Admission requirements vary by programme and include the submission of previous school records, medical documentation, and personal identification. For the International Baccalaureate (IB) MYP and DP programmes, applicants must complete a centralised English language test and may be required to provide letters of recommendation.

The school is located at Valērijas Seilas iela 1-7 in Riga. The campus includes a library and various classrooms to support its primary and secondary education programmes.

Students participate in a variety of activities, including the school parliament and career support initiatives. The school encourages involvement in academic competitions, such as the international "Kangaroo" mathematics contest, and engages with the "Latvijas skolas soma" cultural programme.