Zakladni Skola a Materska Skola Klas s.r.o

The school defines itself as a 21st-century institution that embraces multiculturalism and bilingual communication. It prioritizes a safe, respectful environment where healthy communication is taught through weekly class meetings and school assemblies. The educational approach is based on experiential and project-based learning, aiming to foster tolerance, understanding, and active citizenship among students from diverse backgrounds.

The school offers a bilingual curriculum where instruction is conducted in both Czech and English starting from the 1st grade, with Spanish introduced in the 3rd grade. The academic programme covers core subjects including mathematics (utilizing the Hejný method), science, physics, and humanities, often taught through project-based and experiential methods. The school also provides a kindergarten programme and a school-age after-school club (družina).

By the 9th grade, students typically achieve an average English proficiency at the B1 level. Throughout their studies, students have the opportunity to take language exams and participate in various academic and language competitions. The school emphasizes the development of future-ready competencies, including critical thinking, teamwork, presentation skills, and the ability to work with modern technologies and AI.

The school maintains small class sizes with a maximum of 15 students, allowing for individualized instruction that caters to both gifted students and those with special educational needs. Assessment is conducted verbally, focusing on the student's progress, activity, and effort relative to their starting level. The school employs pedagogical assistants and a pedagogical-preventist to support the inclusive environment.

The school accepts applications for the 1st grade annually in April, requiring an online application, the child's birth certificate or passport, and any relevant pedagogical-psychological documentation. For transfers into higher grades, the school primarily accepts students for the 1st stage of primary education, with older students considered only in justified cases. The transfer process includes a mandatory meeting with school leadership and a one-week trial period for the student to integrate into the class and evaluate mutual expectations.

The school year begins on September 1st and ends on August 31st. The calendar includes mandatory residential events such as an adaptation week and a school-in-nature trip, which are used to build class and school climate. Additionally, the school organizes multicultural days and various international exchanges throughout the year.

The school is located at Školní náměstí 37 in Rosice nad Labem and maintains a branch in Polabiny. The campus includes specialized classrooms for the 1st and 2nd stages of primary education, a kindergarten, and outdoor spaces. The school provides its own catering services and operates a school bus service for daily transport between Pardubice and Hradec Králové, as well as local transport within Pardubice.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including chess and piškvorky (tic-tac-toe) tournaments, art and literary competitions, and media education visits to institutions like the Czech Radio. The school organizes multicultural afternoons, workshops (such as parkour or traditional crafts), and supports student involvement in international projects like the European Christmas Ornament Exchange. After-school care (družina) is available, offering opportunities for free play, creative activities, and movement.