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Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP), Indian Curriculum
Taught languages Polish, English, Spanish, German, French
Strengths Sport, STEM, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction
Te Vizja International School – Warsaw Centre Campus is located at Okopowa 59, 01-043 Warsaw, and brings together My First Academy kindergarten, an International Primary School, a General Bilingual High School, and VIZJA University on site. The campus spans over 30,000 m² of facilities designed for safety, comfort and accessibility, with eco-friendly solutions and dedicated spaces for each institution. The curriculum combines Cambridge Primary (I–VIII), Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme for high school, with an accompanying Polish Programme (Matura Polska). Preschool is offered through My First Academy and Starting Classes. A distinctive feature is the on-site VIZJA University, an education partner. The campus supports learning with a computer, chemistry, and biology labs, a library, an art room, a music room and a sensory integration room. Extra-curricular options include an Oxford-style debate hall and a stock market simulation room; a cafeteria, chillout areas and common rooms complete the community.
Te Vizja International School - Warsaw Centre Campus has instruction in Polish, English, Spanish.
Location
Okopowa 59, 01-043 Warsaw. The Warsaw Centre campus sits on Vizja Park. It has convenient car access and underground parking. It is a 10-minute drive to central Warsaw and a 10-minute walk to Dworzec Gdański metro station, near Arkadia and Klif shopping facilities.
Stages
Kindergarten (My First Academy, ages 3–5); Primary School; High School. Cambridge IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme are available at the high school, and Polish Programme (Matura Polska) is offered.
Type
International school.
Country affiliation
Poland
Fees
Application fees - Specific application (recruitment) fee amounts are not published publicly; the amount charged depends on the stage of education and profile selected (kindergarten, primary, Cambridge, IGCSE, IB, Polish programme).
Tuition fees by school year / year group - There is no public, itemised schedule of tuition fees per year group for the Warsaw Centre campus available for 2026/27 (or 2025/26). Tuition levels vary by education stage and by programme (e.g., kindergarten, primary, Cambridge classes I–VIII, IGCSE, IB Diploma Programme), and the specific annual and per‑term amounts are provided individually through the school's recruitment/registration process.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Detailed billing schedules (annual, per term/semester, or instalment options), payment deadlines, and late‑payment penalties are not published in a public fee schedule. Billing structure and payment terms are provided in the financial agreement issued during enrolment and in the recruitment/registration system.
Boarding fees (if applicable) - The Warsaw Centre (VIZJA PARK) campus is described as an educational campus hosting kindergarten, primary and high school programmes; no boarding provision or boarding fee schedule is published for this campus. No boarding fees are listed publicly for the Warsaw Centre campus.
Other costs and fees - No publicly available, itemised list of ancillary charges (uniforms, daily meals/cafeteria charges, school transport, extracurricular activity fees, subject‑specific materials, external examination fees for Cambridge/IB, or individual therapy/support service fees for students) is published for the Warsaw Centre school fees. Some related services (e.g., therapy/assessment services) have separate price lists for the school's counselling/therapy centre, but these are distinct from standard tuition and enrolment fees.
Refund information - Refund and withdrawal terms (including conditions for refunding application or tuition payments) are not published as a public, itemised policy for the Warsaw Centre campus; refund conditions are set out in the financial agreement and recruitment documentation provided at enrolment.
Fee payment options - Public materials do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer or card) for school fees at the Warsaw Centre campus. Accepted payment methods and instructions are provided in the recruitment/registration portal and in the enrolment financial agreement.
Summary of findings - The school does not publish a public, itemised fee schedule for application fees, tuition by year group, billing calendar, boarding (none listed), ancillary charges, refund terms, or accepted payment methods for the Warsaw Centre campus; those numeric details and contractual terms are made available through the school's recruitment/registration system and in the financial agreement issued during enrolment.
Academics
Te Vizja International School - Warsaw Centre Campus teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP), Indian Curriculum.
Curriculum
Cambridge Classes (I–VIII) for primary; Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme for high school; Polish Programme (Matura Polska) also offered. My First Academy provides kindergarten, and Starting Classes cover preschool. The campus collaborates with VIZJA University, a higher education institution cooperating with TE Vizja and educating students from around the world.
Higher Education Progression
VIZJA University, a higher education institution cooperating with TE Vizja.
Admissions
Admissions
1) Nursery and Kindergarten enrollment Step 1 — Reserve a Place: Complete the online form and reserve a spot for your child. Then, pay the administrative fee. This begins the admissions process for nursery and kindergarten. Step 2 — Introductory Meeting: After registration, the office contacts you to schedule a convenient meeting. It is a chance to get to know your child, assess independence and developmental stage, and plan the best adaptation and support strategy for the child. This meeting informs the next steps in enrollment. Step 3 — Sign the Educational Agreement: Schedule a date to sign the agreement. Before the meeting, complete the following in the system: personal questionnaire, parent/guardian information, additional authorizations. This finalizes enrollment for nursery and kindergarten.
2) Preschool class and primary school enrollment Step 1 — Reserve a Place: Submit the application form and pay the administrative fee and introductory meeting fee. This starts enrollment for preschool class and primary school. Step 2 — Introductory Meeting: After registration, the school office will contact you to schedule a meeting. During the conversation, we assess your child's readiness for learning, social skills, and ability to function in a new educational setting. Step 3 — Sign the Educational Agreement: After the meeting, schedule a date to sign the agreement. Complete the required documents in the system beforehand: personal questionnaire, parent/guardian information, additional authorizations.
3) High school enrollment Step 1 — Reserve a Place and Register for the Entrance Exam: Register your child for the entrance exam—held regularly from February. This lets you choose a high school while still in 8th grade without waiting for final exams. Then, pay the exam fee. Step 2 — Entrance Exam: Choose a date for the exam, which covers Mathematics, Polish, and English. For international programs, details are arranged individually with the coordinator. The exam helps determine the best academic profile and subject level. Step 3 — Meeting with the Coordinator & Agreement Signing: After receiving the results, the office schedules a meeting with the coordinator. You'll discuss your child's interests, strengths, learning needs, and academic goals. Finally, sign the educational agreement and pay the administrative fee.
FAQs
Where is Te Vizja International School - Warsaw Centre Campus located?
The Warsaw Centre campus is at Okopowa 59, 01-043 Warsaw, on Vizja Park. It's about a 10-minute drive to central Warsaw and a 10-minute walk to Dworzec Gdański metro, near Arkadia and Klif shopping facilities.
What age range and programmes are offered at the Warsaw Centre campus?
The campus serves kindergarten through high school. My First Academy covers kindergarten, Cambridge classes run from primary (I–VIII), and high school offers Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme, with the Polish Matura Polska option also available.
Is VIZJA University on-site and how is the campus structured?
Yes, VIZJA University operates on the same Vizja Park campus alongside Te Vizja schools. Each institution has its own dedicated area within a campus of over 30,000 m² designed for safety and comfort.
Are the application and admission fees published publicly?
Application fees exist and vary by education stage and profile; exact amounts are provided during the recruitment/registration process.
Are tuition fees by year group published publicly?
There is no public, itemised schedule of tuition by year group; amounts depend on the programme (kindergarten, Cambridge I–VIII, IGCSE, IB) and are provided during enrolment.
What are the steps to enroll in high school?
For high school, you reserve a place and register for the entrance exam, take the exam (Math, Polish, English; international programs arranged individually), then meet with a coordinator to discuss goals and sign the educational agreement.
What curricula are offered at different levels?
Cambridge Classes I–VIII are offered for primary; Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme are available for high school, with a Polish Matura Polska option; My First Academy covers kindergarten.
Is there a link with VIZJA University on campus?
Yes, VIZJA University sits on site and cooperates with TE Vizja to educate students from around the world.
What academic facilities are on site?
The campus includes a computer laboratory, chemistry and biology laboratories, and a library, along with spaces for art and music and a sensory integration room.
What sports facilities does the campus have?
There is a dedicated sports hall and a sports rehabilitation center with a rehab room; high school students have access to changing rooms and lockers.
What other campus facilities support student life?
The campus features an Oxford-style debate hall, a stock market simulation room, an art room, a music room, a library, a cafeteria, a movie snacks canteen, chillout areas, common rooms, and an assembly hall.
Are there spaces for clubs or activities on campus?
Yes—there are spaces that support activities, including an Oxford-style debate hall and a stock market simulation room, plus dedicated rooms for art, music, and study.
How do facilities support leadership or competitive activities?
The debate hall supports public speaking and leadership development, while the stock market room provides practical experiences in economics and finance.
Is boarding offered at the Warsaw Centre campus?
Boarding is not listed; the campus appears to be a day school with no boarding provision published.
What about meals and food on campus?
The campus has a cafeteria and a separate movie snacks canteen for students.
Who governs Te Vizja Warsaw Centre Campus?
The campus is part of the TE Vizja Educational Society.
Is there a bilingual high school pathway at the Warsaw Centre campus?
Yes, the Warsaw Centre campus offers a General Bilingual High School.
What languages are taught in the bilingual program?
Specific language offerings beyond the bilingual program aren't published; the presence of a General Bilingual High School indicates instruction in two languages.
What is the history or setting of the Warsaw Centre Campus?
The campus is located on Okopowa Street in Vizja Park and houses My First Academy, International Primary School, General Bilingual High School, and VIZJA University within a modern facility.”
Is there a PTA or parent community information available?
Public information about a PTA isn't published in the data provided.
