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Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction
Te Vizja International School – Gdansk Morena Campus sits in a standalone building in the Morena district, designed for children's safety and comfort. The campus houses a dedicated nursery and kindergarten (My First Academy) for ages 2–5 and a primary school (Classes I–III and IV–VIII). English is the language of instruction in an English-language learning environment, with expanded language education and an on-site language lab to support development; French is a foreign language option, with additional offerings such as Spanish or German. Facilities include a language lab, computer lab, art and technology studio, sports hall, common room, and playgrounds with a trampoline and a sports field. An on-site speech therapy clinic supports language development. Beyond the classroom, Cambridge IPQ and The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award offer development opportunities, including research projects, volunteering, leadership and project-management experiences. Wellbeing and social development are integrated into life in a safe, homely environment.
Morena district, Gdansk. Piekarnicza 16B, 80-126 Gdansk. The campus is in a standalone building with external parking by the building, a private garden and playgrounds on the premises, and is near green recreational areas.
Stages
Nursery; Kindergarten; Primary School
Additional learning support
On-site speech therapy clinic with sessions available.
Fees
Annual tuition at Te Vizja International School - Gdansk Morena Campus ranges from PLN 1,800 to PLN 2,610 for 2026/27.
Application & enrollment fees - An administrative (application/enrollment) fee is required when you reserve a place. - For preschool class and primary-school admissions, an introductory-meeting fee is collected in addition to the administrative fee. - For high‑school applicants, an entrance/exam registration fee is required when you register for the entrance exam.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year) - Tuition levels vary by educational stage (nursery, kindergarten, primary school, high school) and by the academic profile chosen; specific tuition amounts by year group and by term are not published on the public campus pages. - Detailed numeric tuition rates (term and annual amounts for each year group) are provided through the school's admissions/registration system and in the signed educational agreement.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing schedule, instalment options, payment deadlines and contractual payment terms are set out in the educational agreement and in the school's admissions/registration system rather than on public pages.
Boarding fees - The Gdańsk Morena campus operates as nursery/kindergarten and primary‑school facilities and does not list boarding facilities; boarding fees are not applicable for this campus.
Other costs and typical extras - No public price list for additional costs (uniforms, meal plans, pupil insurance, extracurricular activities, learning materials, transport, therapy or specialist-session fees) is published on the campus or admissions pages. Any such charges (if applicable) are specified in the admissions/registration system and the educational agreement.
Refund information - Refund and cancellation terms (for example, whether administrative/application fees are refundable, or how tuition refunds are handled on withdrawal) are not published on the public campus pages; refund rules are part of the educational agreement and the admissions/registration terms.
Fee payment options - No public, campus‑specific list of accepted payment methods (bank transfer, card, online payment gateway, standing order, etc.) is published on the public pages for the Gdańsk Morena campus. Payment methods and instructions are provided during the admissions/registration process and in the educational agreement.
Brief summary of findings (what I checked and what is missing) - The admissions and campus materials confirm that an administrative/enrollment fee is required, that preschool/primary admissions collect an introductory‑meeting fee, and that a high‑school exam/registration fee applies. - Specific monetary amounts for application fees, per‑term and per‑year tuition for each year group, billing schedules, refund rules, other mandatory extras, and accepted payment methods are not published on the public campus or admissions pages; those numeric details are delivered through the school's admissions/registration system and the signed educational agreement.
Academics
Te Vizja International School - Gdansk Morena Campus teaches Bespoke Curriculum.
Curriculum
Nursery and Kindergarten (My First Academy) for ages 2–5, and Primary School (Classes I–III and IV–VIII) at the Gdansk Morena campus. The curriculum includes expanded language education. The campus features a standalone building designed for children's safety and comfort, with separate spaces for each age group and an on-site speech therapy clinic. Facilities include a language lab, computer lab, art and technology studio, sports hall, common room, and playgrounds with a trampoline and a sports field.
Wellbeing
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has an on-site speech therapy clinic.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school has expanded language education and a language lab on site.
Mental Wellbeing
The school provides a safe, creative space for learning and playing.
Safeguarding
The facility is designed with the highest comfort and safety of children in mind.
Admissions
Admissions
1) Online registration. Prospective families begin by registering online to initiate the TE Vizja admissions process for the Gdańsk Morena campus. The online registration form starts the application. After submission, the campus contacts the family to arrange the next step. Fees vary depending on the educational stage and chosen academic profile; detailed fee information is available after logging into the admissions system during the application process.
2) Meeting at a convenient time. A meeting is scheduled at a mutually convenient time to discuss the child's needs and enrollment options. The meeting provides an opportunity for parents and staff to review suitability and discuss the program offerings at Gdańsk Morena. Information about the applicable fees and contract terms is typically provided during or after this meeting via the admissions system.
3) Signing the contract. The contract is signed to formalize enrollment. The signed contract confirms the student's place and the terms agreed. Enrollment is then finalized, and confirmation is issued through the admissions system.
FAQs
Where is Te Vizja International School - Gdansk Morena Campus located?
The Morena campus is in the Morena district of Gdansk at Piekarnicza 16B, 80-126. It is housed in a standalone building with separate spaces for each age group, and it has on-site facilities including a speech therapy clinic. There are playgrounds and a private garden on the premises and it is close to green recreational areas.
What age range does the Morena campus serve?
The campus serves ages starting at 2. It runs a Nursery and Kindergarten (My First Academy) for ages 2–5 and a Primary School for Classes I–VIII. The upper age limit isn't published publicly.
What curriculum and school type does the Morena campus offer?
The school offers Nursery and Kindergarten under My First Academy for ages 2–5 and Primary School for Classes I–VIII. English is the medium of instruction with expanded language education, supported by on-site facilities like a language lab and speech therapy clinic. It is co-educational and governed by the TE Vizja Educational Society.
What fees are charged during admissions?
An administrative (enrollment) fee is required to reserve a place. For preschool and primary admissions there is an introductory-meeting fee, and high‑school applicants pay an entrance/exam registration fee when applying.
Are tuition amounts published publicly?
No. Exact tuition amounts by year group and term aren't published publicly; numbers are provided through the admissions/registration system and in the signed educational agreement.
Is boarding available at the Morena campus?
No. The Morena campus operates as nursery/kindergarten and primary school and does not list boarding facilities. Boarding is not applicable for this campus.
What does the curriculum include beyond core subjects?
The program features expanded language education with English taught in an English-language environment and a dedicated language lab. Students have options for a second foreign language (French, Spanish, or German). Cambridge-based language work supports language learning.
Is there information on exam results or higher education outcomes?
Public exam results and higher-education outcomes for this campus are not published. Details are provided through the admissions process or in the educational agreement.
What are the language provisions, specifically English instruction hours and second language options?
English is taught for 5 hours per week plus 1 hour with a native speaker. The second foreign language is taught for 3 hours per week, with options including French, Spanish, or German. Language learning is supported through AEH Language Studies in Warsaw.
What facilities does the Morena campus have?
The campus is a standalone building with separate spaces for each age group. It includes an on-site speech therapy clinic, a language lab, a computer lab, an art and technology studio, a sports hall, a common room, and playgrounds with a trampoline and a sports field.
Are there outdoor play and recreational spaces?
Yes. The campus has private gardens and outdoor playgrounds, including a trampoline and a sports field. It is located near green recreational areas.
What facilities support language development?
There is an on-site language lab and expanded language education as part of the curriculum. English instruction includes sessions with a native speaker, and there are options for a second foreign language.
What extracurricular or leadership programs are offered?
Beyond the classroom, TE Vizja Gdansk Morena offers the Cambridge International Project Qualification (IPQ) and The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. These programs foster research, leadership, volunteering and project-management skills.
Are there opportunities for community service or volunteering?
Yes — The Duke of Edinburgh's Award includes volunteering and physical activity, while the Cambridge IPQ involves a research project component that develops community-oriented skills.
How does the school support wellbeing and safety?
Wellbeing is integrated into the Cambridge Primary framework, focusing on confidence, relationships, safety and healthy habits. The campus is designed to be a safe, homely environment with spaces for play and reflection, and there is an on-site speech therapy clinic.
What support is available for EAL or SEN?
The school provides EAL support through expanded language education and a language lab. There is on-site speech therapy available to support language development.
What is the campus culture and environment like?
The atmosphere is designed to be homely with nature-inspired colors and decorations that foster play and learning. There are dedicated spaces for arts, technology and social interaction, including a common room.
Are Open Days available to visit the campus?
Yes — Open Days are offered, and you can reserve a spot to visit the Morena campus. Open Days let families tour the facilities and meet staff.
When was Te Vizja Gdansk Morena opened?
The campus opened in 2011 and operates as part of TE Vizja's campus network in Gdansk.
Who governs the school?
The school is governed by the TE Vizja Educational Society, which provides oversight for the Morena campus.
