When does the school start?

For the academic year 2026/2027, the first day of school is 25th August 2026.For the new students, we organize an Orientation Day on 24th August, so they get to know our facility and staff before the official first day of school. For more important dates, check our school calendar.

Can I enroll my child in the middle of the semester?

Yes, here at The British School Warsaw, we accept admissions throughout the entire year.

What foreign languages do you teach?

At TBS Warsaw, we believe that learning foreign languages is a key part of international education. From Year 4, our primary students can choose between French, German, and Spanish.

Is Polish a part of the curriculum?

Yes, Polish is available to everyone starting in Year 1. Depending on their level of familiarity with the language, students are divided into two groups: native and non-native, so if your child has never studied Polish before, there are no entry barriers.

My child doesn’t speak English much. Will they be all right?

Yes! Our English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme is designed to support newcomers with little or no English. At TBS Warsaw, children learn English very quickly thanks to our immersive English-speaking environment.

Do students wear uniforms?

Yes, all Primary students need to wear uniforms. New uniforms can be purchased via trutex.com/eu. There’s also an option to buy second-hand uniforms – available each Monday from 8:00 to 8:30 AM on the main Campus at Limanowska 15 Street.

Does the school provide textbooks?

Yes. The necessary textbooks and materials are provided by the school or via online platforms.

Is the screentime regulated by the school in any way?

Yes. Our school is a part of the Yondr Phone-Free Schools Programme. It means that upon arrival, each student is placing all their electronic devices in the designated pouch, locking it in front of the teacher. At the end of the day, students unlock their pouches at designated stations. This way, with the help of the staff, students can access their phones, if necessary, while not risking being distracted during classes.

Ages 5-11

PRIMARY CURRICULUM

Throughout Primary education, we nurture children’s curiosity and love of learning. Our curriculum builds on their natural development, helping them grow into independent and globally minded learners.

primary school students learning in class

PRIMARY SCHOOL

TWO INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED CURRICULA

Our school is a perfect blend of both:

INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY CURRICULUM (IPC)
NATIONAL CURRICULUM FOR ENGLAND

At The British School Warsaw, we pride ourselves on being the only IPC-accredited school in Poland! The Primary School starts in Year 1 and continues until Year 6 (ages 5-11).

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PRIMARY SCHOOL AT TBS WARSAW?

Only school in Poland with IPC accreditation!
Leading phonics school - our students are demonstrating significant progress in phonics
Excellent teachers - every teacher have phonics training and UK or International qualifications
Leadership opportunities from an early age
Growing up in international environment
Over 70 extracurricular activities to choose from

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WORLD-CLASS PRIMARY EDUCATION

WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY CURRICULUM?
The IPC guides teachers and students through three Learning Goals: Subject, Personal, and International.
Daily learning focuses on a central theme, encouraging students to make connections between the knowledge they receive and real-life situations.

WHAT IS NATIONAL CURRICULUM FOR ENGLAND?

It's a core part of the formal curriculum taught in English schools. National Curriculum divides education into 4 Key Stages and 12 subjects. It aims to build the knowledge necessary for students to be considered educated individuals.

PRIMARY CURRICULUM

Here are examples of subjects you'll find in your child's time-table*:

Maths
Phonics
Handwriting
Guided Reading
Computing
Polish/Global Studies
English
Art, Music, Dance
PE
Wellbeing
IPC

Additionally, we encourage children to participate in extracurricular activities that happen after classes. We have over 70 of them to choose from!

*They may vary depending on the Year group.

A TYPICAL DAY AT TBS WARSAW

With inspiring curricula, dynamic learning spaces and world-class teachers, no two days are the same at TBS Warsaw.

Morning Welcome

At 8:15 am the day starts. Our teachers answer any questions as our primary students settle in and prepare for the day ahead. It’s important that our students are relaxed and feel supported to share their ideas.

Early Morning

Creative Learning

Specialist lessons and resources nurture creativity in our students. Our collaboration with Juilliard means students enjoy weekly dance and music lessons whilst an engaging level-appropriate Polish programme, enables students to hone their language competence.

Morning

We Love Reading

Taking a book from our well-stocked library fosters in our students a love of reading and writing across a variety of genres and styles.

Late morning

Lunchtime

Alongside their friends, students enjoy a nutritious lunch prepared by our onsite catering team, followed by time to play on the field and in the playground.

Lunchtime

Academic Discovery

Working on big themes, the classroom buzzes with fascinating cross-curricular lessons in Geography, Science, Technology, Society, History, Art, Computing, and International Learning.

Afternoon

Discover a New Passion

Our rich variety of clubs start at 3 pm. These activities mean every student can pursue their interests, deepen their curiosity, and connect with their friends and the community around them. From art to sports, music, drama, robotics, and computer science, there is something for everyone.

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TUITION FEES

At The British School Warsaw, our tuition fees reflect the outstanding quality of our Primary School education. This includes our highly experienced teachers who know exactly how to help your unique child thrive through the National Curriculum for England and International Primary Curriculum (IPC).

Complement that with our purposefully designed campus facilities, exceptional learning experiences beyond the classroom, and our world-class collaborations with MIT and Juilliard, and we have the best resources to unleash your child’s full potential.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When does the school start?

For the academic year 2026/2027, the first day of school is 25th August 2026.
For the new students, we organize an Orientation Day on 24th August, so they get to know our facility and staff before the official first day of school. For more important dates, check our school calendar.
Can I enroll my child in the middle of the semester?

Yes, here at The British School Warsaw, we accept admissions throughout the entire year.
What foreign languages do you teach?

At TBS Warsaw, we believe that learning foreign languages is a key part of international education. From Year 4, our primary students can choose between French, German, and Spanish.
Is Polish a part of the curriculum?

Yes, Polish is available to everyone starting in Year 1. Depending on their level of familiarity with the language, students are divided into two groups: native and non-native, so if your child has never studied Polish before, there are no entry barriers.
My child doesn’t speak English much. Will they be all right?

Yes! Our English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme is designed to support newcomers with little or no English. At TBS Warsaw, children learn English very quickly thanks to our immersive English-speaking environment.
Do students wear uniforms?

Yes, all Primary students need to wear uniforms. New uniforms can be purchased via trutex.com/eu. There’s also an option to buy second-hand uniforms – available each Monday from 8:00 to 8:30 AM on the main Campus at Limanowska 15 Street.
Does the school provide textbooks?

Yes. The necessary textbooks and materials are provided by the school or via online platforms.
Is the screentime regulated by the school in any way?

Yes. Our school is a part of the Yondr Phone-Free Schools Programme. It means that upon arrival, each student is placing all their electronic devices in the designated pouch, locking it in front of the teacher. At the end of the day, students unlock their pouches at designated stations. This way, with the help of the staff, students can access their phones, if necessary, while not risking being distracted during classes.