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Strengths Languages, STEM, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
The International School of EKOLA is a private high school in Wrocław offering a bilingual Polish–English pathway and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. It educates students aged 14 to 18 and conducts DP1 and DP2 in English, with Classes 1–2 featuring extended English and mathematics in a bilingual setting. Class sizes are up to 20 in early years and up to 30 in the Diploma Programme, enabling small-group support. The campus at Ojca Beyzyma 17 provides well-equipped classrooms with interactive whiteboards, a biology–chemistry laboratory, a computer laboratory, and a library; Wi‑Fi is available throughout, and each student has a locker. PE takes place in the gymnasium housed at the EKOLA Primary School at Zielińskiego 56. EKOLA is a UNESCO Associated School and has received the Westphalian Peace Prize for promoting peace and cross-cultural understanding. The school collaborates with Wrocław universities and cultural institutions, offering workshops, Model United Nations, and intercultural projects such as Kropla Afryki and Kropla Azji, and international programs.
International School of EKOLA has instruction in English, Polish.
Location
The Liceum EKOLA is located in Wrocław, Poland. Address: Ojca Beyzyma 17, 53-204 Wrocław. It is part of the EKOLA Group of Schools.
Stages
Liceum Ogólnokształcące EKOLA is a four-year high school in Wrocław. It offers classes 1LO, 2LO and 3LO/DP1, with the IB Diploma Programme available for DP1 and DP2.
Type
Private high school
School day structure
There is a timetable in place. Changes to the timetable were implemented on 16 February 2026. The timetable for the first semester of the 2025/2026 school year includes classes 1LO, 2LO, DP1 and DP2.
Fees
Application fees - Entrance / recruitment (exam) fee: PLN 300, payable at the time of application. Payment by bank transfer is documented (account number: 15 2030 0045 1110 0000 0278 4220).
Registration (wpisowe) - For entry to the 2026/27 intake: one‑off registration fee PLN 2,000, payable after signing the contract. - For the 2025/26 intake (where published): one‑off registration fee PLN 1,900, payable after admission.
Tuition fees (czesne) — by year / billing unit - The school charges a single monthly tuition (czesne) applied across year groups rather than different term rates for each grade in the publicly available documents. - Published figure for 2025 (monthly): PLN 1,910 per month. (Where the 2026/27 per‑month amount is not published in the 2026/27 admissions regulation, the School Council determines the tuition for the next calendar year.)
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition obligation begins in September of the year the pupil starts and continues through August of the year the pupil finishes; instalment structure is monthly. - For the 2026/27 admissions regulation the school specifies tuition is payable across 12 months in the school year (i.e., paid monthly from September through August). Final tuition amounts for the coming calendar year are set by the School Council (decision made in December).
Boarding fees - No boarding provision or boarding fees are specified in the school's admissions and financial regulations that were available; the school operates as a day secondary school in the published materials. (No boarding charges are listed.)
Other costs and typical additional charges - The admissions/finance documents do not publish a comprehensive list of ancillary charges. Items commonly charged separately that are not specified in the available documents include: textbooks and workbooks, IB examination or registration fees (for Diploma Programme candidates), school trips, optional extracurricular clubs, and any uniform costs if applicable. Parents should expect such items may be charged separately.
Discounts and sibling reductions - The regulations specify a range of academic and competition‑based discounts (percentage reductions) and a family (sibling) discount expressed as a fixed monthly reduction for additional children; specific discount categories and percentages are set out in the admissions/financial regulations.
Refund information - No explicit, detailed refund or cancellation schedule for registration, tuition or exam fees is stated in the available admissions/finance regulations. The admissions documents that are published do not list standard refund rules for the registration or tuition payments.
Fee payment options - Documented payment method for application / exam fee: bank transfer to the school's bank account (account number shown for application fee payments). No public, explicit statement was found in the published admissions/finance documents about accepting credit‑card payments or other electronic card payments; the concrete, documented method for the application fee is bank transfer.
Summary of availability of figures - The items above reflect the figures and rules published in the school's admissions / financial regulations as located in the school's public admissions documents and related foundation regulations. Where a 2026/27 numeric tuition rate was not published in the 2026/27 admissions regulation, the most recent published monthly figure (PLN 1,910 for 2025) and the 2026/27 registration fee (PLN 2,000) are reported here as the latest available figures in the admissions/financial regulations.
Academics
International School of EKOLA teaches IB (DP) for students aged 14 to 19.
Curriculum
EKOLA's bilingual high school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). Class 1 LO has a nine-year program with an extended English and mathematics curriculum and bilingual instruction (Polish and English). Class 2 LO has a ten-year program with an extended English and mathematics curriculum and bilingual instruction (Polish and English). Class 3 LO, DP1, is the first year of the two-year IB Diploma Programme, taught in English. Class 4 LO, DP2, is the second year of the IB Diploma Programme, taught in English. Class sizes are up to 20 students per class for Classes 1-2 and up to 30 students per class for DP1-DP2. The IB Diploma Programme is authorized by the school and is recognized by universities worldwide.
Student Teacher Ratio
Class sizes: up to 20 students per class for Classes 1-2; up to 30 students per class for DP1-DP2.
Higher Education Progression
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is authorized and recognized by universities worldwide.
Gifted and Talented
Extended program in English language and mathematics for Classes 1-2 LO; bilingual instruction (Polish and English); DP1/DP2 taught in English.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
EKOLA is a close-knit high school where every student is noticed. We build relationships based on respect, dialogue and mutual trust. Teachers know their students, support their development and are real guides in the educational process—not only in preparing for exams.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is a strength at EKOLA. In Classes 1 and 2, we offer an extended English program and bilingual instruction in philosophy, ethics, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and informatics. In the IB Diploma Programme (Classes 3 and 4), all subjects are taught in English. English appears as a first language or as a foreign language at an advanced level, enabling high proficiency, and access to literature, theatre, and film in original English, and a deeper understanding of Anglophone cultures. We also offer German and Spanish, and since 2008 the IB exam averages in English, German and Spanish have remained high.
Mental Wellbeing
The school provides pastoral support through a school counselor. The counselor identifies developmental difficulties and strengths, supports social skills, effective communication, expressing needs, and coping with stress. The counselor collaborates with homeroom teachers to support class cohesion, integration, conflict resolution, and harmonious student–teacher relationships, and also assists parents and teachers in fulfilling their roles.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding and student wellbeing are supported through the school counselor's work, which focuses on safety, integration, conflict resolution, and healthy student–teacher relations, with ongoing collaboration with parents and teachers.
Admissions
Admissions
The school is EKOLA General Secondary School in Wrocław with more than 30 years of educational tradition. Since 1990, it has built an environment based on quality of teaching, staff stability, and an individual approach to each student. Experience is combined with modernity, creating a safe and ambitious space for development.
IB Diploma Programme: The school effectively prepares students for the matriculation exam at basic and extended levels. Small groups, expanded subject profiles, and individual consultations enable high results and admission to good universities in Poland and abroad.
Projects and Partnerships: The school cooperates with Wrocław universities, cultural institutions, and educational partners. Students participate in workshops, social projects, and academic events, gaining practical experience and building competencies for the future.
Recruitment: Enrollment to EKOLA Liceum is transparent and based on an interview and analysis of academic results. The school aims to match the student—his/her ambitions, interests, and future plans. We support applicants and parents at every stage of the process.
Modernity: Technology in the service of education. We combine proven teaching methods with modern educational solutions. We work project-based, use digital tools, and teach conscious use of technology. We focus on future competencies: critical thinking, collaboration, and independence.
Relationships: Community and trust. EKOLA is a small high school where every student is noticed. We build relationships based on respect, dialogue, and mutual trust. Teachers know their students, support their development, and are real guides in the educational process—not only in preparing for exams.
Future: Ready for tomorrow. We prepare for studies and adult life in a dynamically changing world. We develop the ability to analyze, argue, and make responsible decisions. EKOLA graduates leave with confidence, clearly defined goals, and a solid academic foundation.
Art: Expression without limits. In EKOLA, humanistic and artistic development is as important as the sciences. Students participate in theatre, artistic, and media projects, take part in cultural events in Wrocław, and realize their own creative initiatives. We support sensitivity, creativity, and the courage to express themselves.
IB Diploma Programme: Matura. We effectively prepare for the matriculation exam—both at the basic and extended levels. We offer extended subject profiles, small groups, and individual consultations. Systematic work and teacher support translate into high results and admission to good universities in Poland and abroad.
Passion: Find what you love. We believe that high school is a time for discovering one's own interests. At EKOLA, students develop scientific, language, sport, and social passions, engaging in projects, competitions, and volunteer activities. The school provides space for initiative and independent action.
Knowledge: Deep, not superficial. We teach in a deep and structured way, ensuring solid foundations in every subject. We focus on understanding, not rote memorization. We connect theory with practice, showing how school knowledge operates in the real world.
Development: Every day a little more. Student development at EKOLA is a process—intellectual, social, and personal. We support independence, responsibility, and teamwork. Through an individualized approach, we help every student reach their own best level.
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FAQs
What curriculum does International School of EKOLA follow?
International School of EKOLA offers an International Baccalaureate programme. EKOLA's bilingual high school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). Class 1 LO has a nine-year program with an extended English and mathematics curriculum and bilingual ins...
Where is International School of EKOLA located?
The Liceum EKOLA is located in Wrocław, Poland. Address: Ojca Beyzyma 17, 53-204 Wrocław. It is part of the EKOLA Group of Schools.
What age range does the school serve?
International School of EKOLA serves students from age 14 to 18, covering Liceum Ogólnokształcące EKOLA is a four-year high school in Wrocław. It offers classes 1LO, 2LO and 3LO/DP1, with the IB Diploma Programme available f....
How many students attend International School of EKOLA?
Approximately 70 students are enrolled at International School of EKOLA.
Is the school co-educational?
International School of EKOLA is co-educational.
When was International School of EKOLA founded?
International School of EKOLA was founded in 2005. EKOLA High School in Wrocław operates within a school with more than 30 years of educational tradition. Since 1990 we have built an environment based on the quality of teaching, staff stability, and a...
What languages are taught at the school?
Polish is the primary language of instruction, with English as the second language of instruction. The IB Diploma Programme is offered in the last two grades. In the DP, Group 1 languages include Polish A Lit and English A Lit; Group 2 includes English B and German or Spanish at SL. Group 3 covers s
What facilities does the school offer?
The school is located in a quiet, green area at Ojca Beyzyma 17 in Wrocław. It has well-equipped classrooms with interactive boards and computers, a biology–chemistry laboratory, a computer laboratory, and a library. Students also use a gymnasium in the EKOLA Primary School building at Zielińskiego
What is the admissions process?
The school is EKOLA General Secondary School in Wrocław with more than 30 years of educational tradition. Since 1990, it has built an environment based on quality of teaching, staff stability, and an individual approach to each student. Experience is combined with modernity, creating a safe and ambi
What extracurricular activities are available?
We combine proven teaching methods with modern educational solutions, using project-based work, digital tools, and the conscious use of technology. We focus on future-ready competencies: critical thinking, collaboration, and independence. The school offers the IB Diploma Programme and prepares stude
Who is the head of school?
The head of school at International School of EKOLA is Dominika Pogorzelec‑Nierzewska.
