Compare British Curriculum International Schools in Serbia

Young Sparrows International Primary School

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - 11 years

Fees RSD 10,340

Type Co-educational

Young Sparrows International Primary School is in Beograd, Serbia, at Radoslava Grujića 7. It serves children aged 5 to 11 and follows the Cambridge Primary curriculum. The school is a Cambridge International School program and holds Cambridge Primary certification, with full accreditation by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia. The campus is a closed compound with regulated access, and classrooms are small (up to 14 students) to support individual attention. The language-immersive environment features native-speaking teachers who support English development, and students can transfer to other Cambridge program schools worldwide. The program comprises ten mandatory and two optional subjects within sciences and humanities. Nutritious meals are prepared daily by a resident chef. Extracurriculars include Robotics, Pottery, and Choir, along with Book and Eco clubs that encourage parent involvement. Transfers between Cambridge programs are facilitated across partner schools. The school emphasizes safety and community for families from abroad.

Location

Radoslava Grujića 7, Belgrade 11000, Serbia

Stages

Primary school for 5–11-year-olds

Type

International primary school using the Cambridge Pathway curriculum

Country affiliation

Serbia

School day structure

Regular hours from 8:00 to 15:30; four extended stay options available

Application fees

- No separate application, registration, enrolment deposit, or capital fee is published for Young Sparrows International Primary School; no fixed one‑off application amount is shown.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term equivalents)

- Annual tuition (standard rate, primary programme): EUR 10,340 per year.

- Early‑payment discounts (published):
- 20% discount: EUR 7,520 (early rate). This discounted amount is shown with a payment deadline of 30 April 2026.
- 10% discount: EUR 8,460.

- Per‑term equivalents (presented for data entry clarity; calculated as annual ÷ 3):
- Standard annual rate EUR 10,340 → EUR 3,446.67 per term (equivalent).
- 20% discounted annual EUR 7,520 → EUR 2,506.67 per term (equivalent).
- 10% discounted annual EUR 8,460 → EUR 2,820.00 per term (equivalent).

- The published tuition is shown as a single yearly figure for the primary programme (Year 1 through Year 4 / early years equivalent); separate published tuition lines by individual year group (for example separate amounts for Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4) are not provided.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The published materials give a yearly tuition amount and two published early‑payment discount levels (20% and 10%) with the 20% discount tied to a deadline (30 April 2026). No full billing timetable (specific invoice dates, term invoice due dates, or detailed payment‑plan mechanics) is published.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school is operated as a day primary school with published hours of operation 08:00–15:30, and an after‑school/extended‑day option; no boarding programme or boarding fees are published.

Other costs and recurring extras

- Meals (optional, published monthly rates):
- Lunch only: EUR 9 per day — published as EUR 190 per month.
- Breakfast & lunch: EUR 13 per day — published as EUR 280 per month.

- Extended day (15:30–17:00) — 2026/2027 published monthly rates:
- 3 days/week: EUR 140 per month.
- 4 days/week: EUR 180 per month.
- 5 days/week: EUR 220 per month.

- Optional lessons and activities (listed as available but without published prices): Russian language, robotics, pottery, field trips and club activities are offered as optional items; published pricing for these optional lessons or for educational trips is not provided.

- No published mandatory uniform fee, book fee, materials levy, or instrument/technology levy is listed; any such costs are not shown in the public pricing summary.

Refund information

- No published refund, cancellation, or tuition‑credit policy is available in the published fee summary; no specific rules for refunding deposits, pro‑rata refunds on withdrawal, or cancellation penalties are published.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit/debit card, online payment gateway, or cash) are not specified in the published fee information. Families should note that no explicit list of accepted payment channels or payment account details is provided in the public pricing material.

Brief summary of published vs. unpublished fee details

- Published and available: annual tuition figure for the primary programme (EUR 10,340), two published discounted annual rates (EUR 7,520 and EUR 8,460) with an early‑payment cutoff date shown for the deeper discount, monthly prices for meals and extended‑day care, and the school day hours that indicate a day‑school model.

- Not published / not available in the public fee summary: a separate application or registration fee amount, a year‑by‑year tuition breakdown (individual published rates by Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4), a formal billing calendar or invoice due‑date schedule, detailed payment‑plan mechanics and accepted payment methods, mandatory uniform or book charges, and any formal refund or cancellation policy. These items were not included in the published pricing summary.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Cambridge Pathway expands cognitive and emotional horizons and instills a love for learning. The program emphasizes personal wellbeing and the development of creativity and expression. The school provides individual attention through small classes and promotes teamwork and collaboration to support social growth. Native-speaking teachers form caring relationships with each child, fostering emotional security in class. Learning blends fun with academic work to help students become independent and capable of creative problem solving. The Cambridge Pathway features focus on wellbeing as part of a strong primary education.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers a multicultural, language immersive environment. Excellent teachers are native speakers. Language immersion mixes learning with play to support language development.

Mental Wellbeing

Regular dental and medical checkups are provided, with access to a child and family psychologist. The Cambridge Pathway emphasizes personal wellbeing and supports emotional development. Independence and creative problem solving are encouraged, contributing to students' mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The campus is a closed compound with regulated access.

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Westbridge International School

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - 18 years

Fees RSD 416

Type Co-educational

Westbridge International School sits in the New Belgrade area of Belgrade, Serbia, at Generala Mihajla Nedeljkovica 2. This private international school delivers a Cambridge-based pathway from ages 5 to 18. The curriculum includes Cambridge Primary Programme for ages 5–11, followed by Cambridge Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels. The school emphasizes small class sizes and a highly personalized approach to learning. A distinguishing feature is a specialized business program that complements the Cambridge pathway and prepares students for leadership roles in a global context. The school also promotes leadership development and global citizenship as core aims. Facilities and routines are designed to support a learner-centered environment, fostering inquiry, collaboration, and resilience. The program balances strong academics with wellbeing, with well-structured health, physical education, and outdoor activities integrated across levels. Students benefit from a global perspective, foreign language exposure, and opportunities to participate in leadership projects.

Application fees

- No separate application fee or standard enrolment fee is published for general admissions. A reservation deposit of EUR 50 is required to secure a place in the school's summer programme.

Tuition fees by year group (detail requested)

- The school lists a headline figure of “Tuition from EUR 416” but does not publish a detailed tuition schedule broken down by year group or by term on the available admissions pages. This headline is presented as the starting tuition figure; a full per-year and per-term breakdown by school year (Primary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary, A‑Level/Advanced) is not published.

Summer / short-course fees (explicit figures available)

- Summer programme (weekly rates):
- 09:00–15:30: 23,499 RSD per week.
- 09:00–17:00: 28,900 RSD per week.
- Meals and snacks during summer: 450 RSD per day.
- Reservation deposit for summer places: EUR 50 per child.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No published, school-wide billing schedule (term dates for invoicing, due dates, or instalment plan details) or formal payment‑terms (late fees, penalties) are found on the admissions information. The summer programme specifically requires a EUR 50 reservation payment (online or by arrangement at school) to secure a place.

Boarding fees

- No boarding programme or boarding fees are published. There is no listed boarding cost or boarding offer in the school's publicly available admissions and programme pages.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Summer programme weekly fees and daily meal charge (see figures above).
- No published schedule of costs for uniforms, textbooks, exam fees, school trips, transport/bus, or extracurricular club fees is available in the public admissions information. Discount references appear for early registration and multi‑week summer attendance, but the school does not publish a full, itemised list of recurring additional fees.

Refund information

- No published refund policy for tuition, deposits or reservation payments is available in the admissions and programme materials reviewed. The summer reservation deposit is described as required to secure a place, but explicit terms (refundability, deadlines, conditions) are not published.

Fee payment options

- For the summer programme, payment options are listed as online payment for the reservation and by arrangement at the school (in‑school payment by agreement). No explicit list of accepted payment methods for general tuition (bank transfer, credit/debit card, standing order) is published in the available admissions materials. Contact by phone or email is provided for payment arrangements.

Summary of findings and gaps

- Published fee information is limited: the school provides a headline starting tuition figure (“Tuition from EUR 416”), detailed prices for the summer programme (weekly rates, meal charge, and EUR 50 reservation deposit), and mentions discounts and enrolment for the 2026/2027 year. A full, itemised tuition schedule by school year and by term, formal billing schedule and payment terms, a refund policy, uniform costs, exam and activity fees, and any boarding fees are not published in the admissions and programme pages reviewed.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Wellbeing is included as a subject in the Cambridge Primary Programme. Lower Secondary emphasises emotional intelligence, resilience, and essential life skills. The Lower Secondary programme uses a student-centered approach that recognises each learner as an individual and aims to develop independence, resilience, and self-confidence.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English as a First or Second Language is required in Upper Secondary. The IGCSE programme is designed to be flexible and inclusive, accommodating varying levels of knowledge, learning needs, and language proficiency, particularly for students whose first language is not English. A Foreign Language option includes French, German, or Spanish.

Mental Wellbeing

Health & Physical Education covers nutrition, wellness, and mental wellbeing. Lower Secondary includes emotional intelligence development as part of holistic development. The Cambridge programme supports wellbeing through a learner-centered approach that fosters independence and confidence. Health education in Upper Secondary also covers mental wellbeing as part of overall wellbeing.

Admissions

1. Send an email inquiry and we will forward our Registration Form. The inquiry starts the application process and you will receive the Registration Form via email or, if you visit the school, in person. Complete the Registration Form and return it as part of the application materials. This step initiates the admissions process.
2. Bring or send your Registration Form to info@wis.edu.rs. Submitting the Registration Form via email or delivering it to the school confirms receipt. A receipt confirmation is sent by email if submitted digitally. This keeps the application moving to the next stage.
3. Submit the required documents. The School Secretary confirms receipt of the documents by email if submitted digitally. The School Counseling Team reviews the application and makes the final admission decision, a process that usually takes a few days. If a place is available, it will be offered immediately; if not, the child's name will be placed on a waiting list and the School Secretary will contact you if a spot becomes available.

Scholarships

Scholars for Outstanding Students: A limited number of scholarships are awarded each academic year to top-performing students who stand out for their achievements, commitment, and potential. Who can apply: Scholarships are intended for students with exceptional academic performance and for students who demonstrate talent in languages, sciences, arts, or sports. How are scholarships awarded: The selection process includes a review of academic performance and past achievements, a short motivational letter (or interview), and recommendations from previous teachers (if applicable). The number of scholarships is limited, and the selection criteria ensure support is given to the most promising candidates. To learn more and apply, reach out via the school's contact form or email info@wis.edu.rs.

Waitlist

If no place is available, the child's name will be placed on a waiting list. The School Secretary will reach out if a place becomes available.

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London Gates Belgrade

Instructs in English, Russian

Ages 4 - 15 years

Fees RSD 6,800 - 9,400

Pupils 1000

Type Co-educational

London Gates Belgrade is an international primary school and education centre located at Francuska 29 in Belgrade, Serbia. It follows the Cambridge Primary Curriculum for Years 1–6 (Grades 0–4 in Serbia) and is Cambridge-accredited, verified by the Ministry of Education of Serbia. The school serves children aged 4–15. In Grades 0–2 the programme is bilingual, with half the week taught in English and half in Russian; Grades 3–4 are English-medium, with Russian Language and Literature taught in Russian. The school also runs an English Weekend School with a British curriculum and a Russian Weekend School, providing supplementary education in English and Russian. Extracurricular activities span sports, arts and academics and include Chess, Olympiad Mathematics, Lego Robotics, Scratch programming, and drama or music ensembles. Facilities include after-school sports options; climbing sessions are held at the nearby Gekon Climbing gym; performances and project-based activities are part of the experience. A warm environment.

Application / enrollment fee
- One-time enrollment (admission) fee is payable after confirmation of enrolment and signing the contract. It is equal to one month's installment of the tuition fee.

Tuition fees by year group (2026/27 academic year)
- Grade 0 (five days per week): EUR 6,800 per year.
- Grades 1–4 (five days per week): EUR 9,400 per year.

Per-term / instalment guidance
- The school publishes the tuition as annual amounts. As an illustration only (an inference based on the published annual fees), dividing the annual fee into three equal instalments would give approximate per-term amounts as follows: Grade 0 ≈ EUR 2,267 per term (EUR 6,800 ÷ 3); Grades 1–4 ≈ EUR 3,133 per term (EUR 9,400 ÷ 3). This is an example calculation and not a published billing schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school states the enrollment fee is paid after signing the contract (one-time). No public, detailed billing schedule (term dates, number of instalments, deadlines) or explicit payment terms are published with the fee listings.

Boarding fees
- There is no boarding programme or boarding fees listed for London Gates Belgrade; the school operates as a day international primary and education centre.

Other costs and recurring extras
- After-school (extended day / aftercare) options and rates (2026/27):
- Monthly afterschool (2 hours/day): EUR 205 per month.
- 10-day afterschool package (2 hours per chosen day): EUR 145 per 10 days.
- Single chosen day (2 hours): EUR 20 per day.
- Emergency same-day aftercare (2 hours): EUR 25 per occurrence.
- Meals during the school day (breakfast and lunch): EUR 11 per day (days chosen in advance). Note: a snack during aftercare is included in the aftercare fee.
- Extracurricular clubs, sports and individual lessons have separate charges (listed under the school's extra-classes fees for 2025/26). Monthly subscription examples shown (numeric amounts as published): 5,000; 6,000; 11,500; 9,000; etc. The extra-classes fee list presents numeric values but does not specify a currency on that page.
- Uniforms are not listed among published fees or costs.

Refunds and cancellation
- No published refund, cancellation, or withdrawal policy appears alongside the school's public fee listings. The school notes the enrollment fee is separate to tuition and is payable after contract signing; specific refund terms for that fee or for tuition are not published in the fee pages.

Fee payment options (methods)
- The public fee pages do not list accepted payment methods (bank transfer, card payment, etc.). Contact telephone and email for the Belgrade centre are provided: +381 11 441 9770 and belgrade@londongates.org.

Concise summary of what is published vs what is not
- Published (explicit): annual tuition amounts for Grade 0 and Grades 1–4 (EUR 6,800 and EUR 9,400 respectively), the one‑month enrollment fee rule, aftercare rates, meal per‑day rate, and numeric charges for extra classes.
- Not published (no public detail found in the fee pages): a formal billing schedule showing how annual tuition is invoiced (term dates or number of instalments), detailed refund/cancellation policy, and the school's accepted payment methods.

Admissions

1. Book an educational consultation, either in person or online. The admissions team will tell you about London Gates Belgrade, answer questions you may have, and conduct an English test to help decide which group is right for your child. The consultation provides an initial sense of fit with the school's programs. This step lays the groundwork for the next steps in enrollment.

2. If the child is 7 years old and does not speak any English, there is a special first-grade group with slightly more intensive teaching. Group placement is customized through personal communication with each child to support language development. This ensures appropriate support as the child begins to learn English.

3. All new students take a placement test. The results of the language level test and the interview help select the best group for the new student. A-level groups are formed from September to November, as an exception to the standard placement process.

4. A one-month trial period is offered. At the end of the trial period, we meet to discuss the child's learning trajectory. You can join any group at any time. Holidays follow traditional Russian school holidays in quarters.

5. The school follows the Cambridge Primary Curriculum for Years 1-6. Grades 0–2 are bilingual, with half of the week in English and half in Russian; Grades 3–4 follow a fully English-medium curriculum, with Russian language and literature taught in Russian. Science and Humanities are taught in English, and Art and Drama are included as creative subjects. At the end of each academic year, students perform a major performance in English.

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British International School Belgrade

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 473

Type Co-educational

British International School Belgrade offers the British curriculum from ages 3 to 18 across four Belgrade campuses: two Primary and two Secondary. The Primary works with Cambridge Primary and the English National Curriculum, while Secondary uses Cambridge schemes, with nine IGCSEs at Key Stage 4 and up to four A levels at Key Stage 5. Students learn English with EAL support and study Modern Foreign Languages (French, German and Serbian) in Key Stage 2. The curriculum emphasises knowledge and vocabulary, coherence, accessibility and cross-curricular learning, with enrichment through visits and residential trips. The school is registered with the UK Department for Education and the Serbian Ministry of Education and is a regular member of ECIS and CIS. Facilities include interactive whiteboards, computer suites, in-class laptops on each campus, and sports facilities including a sports dome. A distinctive programme is the Duke of Edinburgh International Award; clubs include Debate, Chess and Computer Programming.

Location

Belgrade, Serbia. Primary Campus is at Zupana Vlastimira 8, 11040 Belgrade; Lower Secondary Campus is at Palackova 11, 11040 Belgrade; Upper Secondary Campus is at Neznanog Junaka 36, 11040 Belgrade (Dedinje).

Stages

Primary; Lower Secondary; Upper Secondary.

Type

International school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

The BIS serves a highly international student body. Students come from diplomatic families in Serbia, international families, and local Serbian families; nationalities represented include Algeria, Angola, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Korea, Lithuania, Malaysia, Montenegro, Myanmar, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States of America and Zimbabwe.

Additional learning support

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision; an Individual Learning Programme is available; SEND Coordinator Jelena Ilić Milenković.

Country affiliation

Affiliations with the United Kingdom and Serbia. Recognised by the British Department for Education and the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia; regular member of ECIS and CIS.

School day structure

Secondary School Day starts at 08:30; eight 40-minute lessons per day; lateness may result in detention per BIS policy.

Bus service

School buses operate using minibuses that cover different areas of Belgrade, providing a safe and efficient transport service.

Overview

- The school does not publish a full, itemised public fee schedule broken down by year group and term for the 2026/27 academic year; available public listings instead report a standard annual day-student tuition range.

Application and registration fees

- No definitive, publicly available single-figure application or one‑time registration fee is published for 2026/27 or 2025/26; a detailed one-off application/enrolment fee amount could not be located in publicly accessible materials.

Tuition fees (per year / per term)

- Published, itemised tuition amounts by individual year group or per term are not available from the school in publicly accessible material for 2026/27 (or 2025/26).
- Public listings that summarise the school's tuition report an annual day-student tuition range of approximately EUR 5,000 to EUR 10,900. This range represents annual tuition for day students rather than a term-by-term or year‑group breakdown.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- A specific billing schedule (for example: number of instalments, term dates for invoicing, deadlines, late‑payment penalties) and formal payment terms are not published in the school's publicly available materials for 2026/27. No authoritative public statement of whether fees are charged per term, per semester, or annually could be located.

Boarding fees

- The school operates as a day school and does not publish boarding provision or boarding fees; publicly available records list weekly and full boarding as not applicable (zero). Boarding fees are therefore not applicable.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Transport and meal charges are reported by public listings as separate additional costs in local summaries: examples listed include transport at around EUR 8 per day and food at around EUR 4 per day in the available public summary. These amounts are presented as typical ancillary daily charges in third‑party listings rather than an official school itemised fee schedule.
- No authoritative, itemised public listing for compulsory uniform costs, activity fees, exam fees, deposits, or capital/development levies for 2026/27 was found in the school's publicly available materials.

Refunds, deposits and withdrawal terms

- No publicly available, detailed refund policy, deposit amounts, or formal withdrawal notice periods for the 2026/27 academic year were located in the school's publicly accessible materials. Specifics on refundable or non‑refundable deposits and refund percentages are therefore not available in public sources.

Fee payment options (methods accepted)

- A definitive list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, standing order, online payment portal) for 2026/27 is not published in the school's publicly accessible materials. No public confirmation of which payment channels are accepted could be located.

Summary statement about available figures

- A publicly accessible, detailed fee schedule by year group and term for 2026/27 (or for 2025/26) is not published. The only concrete numeric guidance found in public listings is an annual day‑student tuition range of approximately EUR 5,000 to EUR 10,900; boarding is not applicable. Ancillary daily charges for transport and meals are reported in some third‑party summaries. For all other requested line‑items (per‑year and per‑term tuition by year group, explicit application fee amount, formal billing schedule, refund percentages and formal payment method list), no authoritative public figures were located in materials available for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.

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Uniform Requirement

Uniforms consist of navy blue T-shirts or long-sleeve polo shirts with the BIS crest and a yellow PE shirt. Uniforms are mandatory during lessons including PE and ECA clubs; Infant Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 wear uniforms, while Secondary students have a casual dress code. The crest appears on the front of the uniform and the BIS motto MERET QUI LABORAT is embroidered on the back.

Food Options

Catering provides nutritious meals using organic and seasonal foods. Menus are based on balanced three-course meals with accommodation for dietary or religious requirements, and vegetarian meals are available. Secondary students have access to the school canteen; both Lower and Upper Secondary Campuses have a canteen.

Governance and Ownership

Governing body is an advisory board. Members include Stefan Slijepčević (safeguarding) and Sonja Dragošan (Health and Safety).

Curriculum

The school provides a broad and stimulating curriculum aligned with the English National Curriculum in England for primary, with adaptations for its international context. English language development is supported through English as an Additional Language (EAL) for pupils who need it, and Modern Foreign Languages (French, German and Serbian) are taught in Key Stage 2. In secondary, Cambridge schemes of work are used in core subjects at Key Stage 3, with other subjects blending the English National Curriculum with additional material. At Key Stage 4, pupils study nine IGCSEs, timetabled as four 40‑minute lessons per subject; at Key Stage 5, pupils may take up to four A levels. The curriculum design rests on six core principles: knowledge and vocabulary richness, sequencing and coherence, flexibility, evidence‑based practice, accessibility and diversity, with a strong PSHEE component. Enrichment and extension are provided through curricular and cross‑curricular activities, educational visits and residential trips.

Exam Results

IGCSE and A Level results show high attainment. Pupils are successful in securing places at selective universities nationally and internationally. Regular assessments monitor progress and attainment across the curriculum.

Higher Education Progression

Careers education is well established and is actively integrated with form tutors and subject teachers. Careers advice emphasises goal‑setting and employability skills. Pupils are well supported in the university application process for institutions in Serbia, the UK and a wide range of international destinations.

Gifted and Talented

Differentiation of the curriculum for more able learners is provided. The school differentiates the curriculum in and outside lessons to challenge these pupils. Enrichment and extension are provided through a programme of curricular and cross‑curricular activities, including visits and residential trips.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Education at BIS for students aged three to eighteen is based on the British curriculum and programme, and on the development of all aspects of the student's intellectual, social, emotional, physical and spiritual identity. BIS aims to develop internationally minded, independent, confident and creative learners who will be able to contribute positively to future society.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has identified 32 pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Jelena Ilić Milenković serves as the Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo). The SENCo coordinates SEND support, and staff receive safeguarding and SEN-related training to support those students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction at BIS (except the Modern Foreign Languages programme). Students with English as an Additional Language (EAL) are supported in school; where outside tutoring is not feasible, BIS provides additional EAL support for those identified.

Mental Wellbeing

The school runs the Wellbeing Ambassadors Project, a peer-to-peer wellbeing initiative that trains students to support their peers and lead wellbeing campaigns. Wellbeing Ambassadors develop communication and leadership skills while helping to promote mental health within the community.

Safeguarding

The school has a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) and two Assistant Designated Safeguarding Leads (ADSLs), supported by safeguarding officers to ensure coverage. The safeguarding team undergoes regular training and staff training on safeguarding and online safety, including ongoing two-year refreshers and advanced certifications. The policy aligns with UK guidance and local Serbian procedures and includes clear roles, responsibilities and reporting pathways. The DSL prepares termly and annual safeguarding reports, and contact details for safeguarding are published for staff, students and families.

Admissions

Fluency in English is emphasized. The official language of BIS Belgrade is English, and English is the language of instruction. The vast majority of communications are in English or Serbian, and English immersion is supported with English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision when needed. 1. Information pack will be sent to parents. Parents and child may wish to tour the school. The information pack explains BIS's admissions process and school environment. Tours enable prospective families to observe students at work and to meet the Head of Primary/Secondary and Head of School to experience BIS's ethos. 2. Optional trial day is available. The trial day offers the student a chance to experience BIS's routines and teaching style before a formal decision is made. It helps BIS assess how well the student fits with BIS's environment. The option is part of the initial application process. 3. Application form – Appendix 1. The application form is completed and sent to BIS. 4. References are sent to the current school. The application is in progress at this stage and students are not yet accepted. 5. References and reports are reviewed by a senior member of staff. The school decides whether to progress the application or halt it. If halted at this stage, the student may apply again in one term. 6. Written or online assessments. The GL assessment programme is used. Secondary pupils sit Maths and English tests; Primary pupils sit CAT4 assessments. The tests are usually sent to the current school and carried out under supervision. 7. Parent and Student Interview. Parents and students may be invited to attend a further meeting, which may discuss how BIS can best support the child and may involve a short student interview. 8. Meeting with the AEND coordinator. The Additional Educational Needs Coordinator will discuss the student's needs and plan support as needed. 9. Application assessment. A senior member of staff reviews the application; if successful, a start date is agreed and the student joins BIS; if not successful, the application is rejected. 10. AEND-related processes. If necessary, the AEND coordinator may contact the previous school to obtain information; additional assessments may be conducted; information will be shared with relevant staff. If external support is required, the costs may be charged to the parent. 11. ESL support. The English as a Second Language (ESL) programme is provided free of charge to students whose English proficiency needs bringing up to the required standard. 12. Transition planning. Following discussion with parents, it may be necessary to write an individual transition plan to determine how to meet the child's needs and what staff training may be required.

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Brook Hill International School

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 18 years

Pupils 200

Type Co-educational

Brook Hill International School is an international Cambridge-based school in Belgrade, Serbia, serving pupils from age 1 to 18. The Kindergarten campus operates with a licensed international curriculum for ages 1–5, while the Primary and Secondary programs follow the Cambridge Curriculum within the Cambridge International Education and Examination Framework, augmented by the national curriculum in England. English is the language of instruction. Regular formative and summative assessments monitor progress, and results transfer to the next teacher at the end of each year. Small class sizes maximize time with each pupil and support social, emotional, and academic development. The Secondary program is structured in Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9), Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) with IGCSE, and Key Stage 5 (Years 12–13) offering AS/A Levels for study worldwide. With pupils from more than 20 nationalities, Brook Hill offers a broad range of clubs in arts, languages, sport, and service. The campus address is Kačanička 4, Belgrade.

Location

Brook Hill International School is located in Belgrade, Serbia. The Kindergarten is at Kačanička 4, Belgrade, Serbia. The school serves students from Kindergarten through Upper Secondary (Year 7 to 13). The community includes pupils from more than 20 nationalities.

Stages

Kindergarten; Primary School (Year 1–6); Secondary School (Year 7–13).

Type

International school

Pupil Nationality Mix

Pupils from more than 20 nationalities.

Country affiliation

Serbia

School day structure

The school day runs from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Application / Registration fee

- A non‑refundable registration deposit of EUR 500 is required to secure a place for a student. This amount is credited against the student's annual school fee.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a publicly available, detailed tuition schedule for year groups and per‑term amounts for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) in its public admissions or policy pages. Families are provided with specific fee amounts directly through the admissions process and enrollment contract rather than via a published fee table.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No fixed, publicly posted billing schedule (term dates for invoice due dates, installment dates or late‑payment penalties) is published in the school's public admissions or policies pages. Billing and payment terms are set out in the school's enrollment/registration documentation provided to families at offer/contract stage.

Boarding fees

- There is no publicly advertised boarding provision or boarding fee schedule for Brook Hill International School in the school's public pages for Belgrade campuses. Brook Hill's published campus addresses and admissions materials indicate day‑school operations at their Belgrade locations.

Other costs and fees (uniform, trips, extracurriculars, insurance, etc.)

- The registration form and admissions material indicate that additional costs can apply (examples that schools typically charge include uniforms, day trips and extracurricular activities), but no specific, published price list for uniforms, extracurricular fees or trip costs is provided publicly. The registration deposit is explicitly deducted from the annual fee.

Refund information

- The registration deposit is described as non‑refundable. No further, publicly posted tuition‑refund policy, notice periods for withdrawal or pro‑rata refund rules are published in the publicly accessible admissions or policies pages. Refund terms are set out in the school's enrollment contract and registration documentation provided to families.

Fee payment options

- The school's public pages do not publish a definitive list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, or local payment providers). Payment methods and invoicing arrangements are provided to families as part of the admissions/enrollment paperwork.

Brief summary of public information found

- The only explicit fee item published in the school's public registration materials is the EUR 500 non‑refundable registration deposit (credited against the annual fee). No published per‑year or per‑term tuition schedule, no published billing schedule, no boarding fee schedule, and no detailed published list of payment methods or refund rules were found in the school's public admissions or policy pages; those details are handled through the school's admissions/enrollment documentation.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Small class sizes maximise the time spent on each pupil and support their social, emotional and academic development. The international, family environment promotes inclusiveness, tolerance, respect, family and moral values, with dedicated teachers.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through a focus on social and emotional development within a caring, secure environment. The school fosters belonging in a diverse, international community.

Safeguarding

Your child's safety, nutrition and health are of the utmost importance to us.

Admissions

STEP 1 Get in touch with us. As a first step, parents are welcome to visit Brook Hill Primary School. This can be done by submitting the General information form to book a convenient date and time for the visit. If the form cannot be filled online, parents can call the School Office to book an appointment over the phone. Office hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

STEP 2 Submit the documents. After you have decided to enroll your child in our school, you can confirm your registration online by filling out the registration form and submitting the required documents for enrollment. For foreign citizens: copies of parents' passports; a copy of the child's passport and birth certificate. The documents include: 1. Registration form (provided by our admissions officer or filled online); 2) For citizens of Serbia: copies of parents' ID cards and a copy of the child's birth certificate; 3) Previous school certificates (if applicable); 4) Medical and health report (only if needed).

STEP 3 Admissions. The last step to close the admissions process is to sign the Educational agreement and Fees agreement with the school, which will be provided to the parents by the admissions officer after all the necessary documents have been received. Once this process has been completed, the child will officially join Brook Hill. Jelena Lazarevic is in charge of the admissions process and can answer questions about the process.

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Chartwell International School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees RSD 8,000 - 14,500

Pupils 1000

Type Co-educational

Chartwell International School operates across several Belgrade campuses, delivering education for ages 2 to 18. It provides the British National Curriculum, including Cambridge Primary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, and teaches six languages. The school has operated for 25 years and was the first in Belgrade to offer the British National Curriculum. It is accredited by Cambridge as an international school and examination center and is recognised by the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development. The campus network comprises seven buildings in a quiet residential area, with park-like gardens, spaces for study and activities, and on-site sport fields. Upper Secondary premises include 21 classrooms, IT and science labs, an art classroom, a library, a study hall and a dining area. The Performing Arts programme, residential and school trips, charity events and a Green School nature-based campus on Ada Ciganlija shape Chartwell's extracurricular offering.

Location

The Chartwell International School is located in Belgrade, Serbia, in the peaceful Dedinje suburb near embassies and residential areas, about a 10-minute drive from the city centre. Since September 2023 the school has eight buildings, serving Pre-School through Upper Secondary across multiple campuses in Belgrade.

Stages

Pre-School; Primary (Lower Primary, Upper Primary); Secondary (Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary)

Type

International school

Pupil Nationality Mix

Approximately 60 nationalities are represented in the student body; most students are multilingual and many local students have international backgrounds.

Additional learning support

ESL Support: Pre-School does not have a formal ESL programme; non-English-speaking children are immersed in a visual, hands-on learning environment with close collaboration with parents to support language learning. In Primary and Secondary, ESL is provided in small groups at different levels, following the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Country affiliation

Serbia

School day structure

Pre-School day runs 8:20–4:45 with a fixed timetable including circle time, lunch, nap time and afternoon activities. Primary ends at 3:00 and Secondary at 3:30, with after-school care until 5:00. The Secondary day is split into eight 45-minute periods with a 10-minute morning break and a 45-minute lunch break.

Bus service

The school uses a contracted, reliable bus service that serves all Chartwell locations.

Fees for the 2025/26 academic year

Application / Registration fee
- No application fee. There are no registration fees and no deposits.

Annual tuition (EUR) — by year group
- Nursery / ECC (Sept 1, 2025–July 31, 2026): EUR 8,000 per year.
- Foundation 1 & 2 (Sept 1, 2025–July 31, 2026): EUR 8,000 per year.
- Primary Year 1: EUR 10,200 per year.
- Primary Years 2–6: EUR 11,500 per year.
- Secondary Years 7–13: EUR 14,500 per year.

Tuition broken down by payment (per-term) — same year groups
(The school collects tuition in three installments: 40% / 30% / 30% of the annual fee.)
- Nursery / ECC — Annual EUR 8,000:
- 1st instalment (40%): EUR 3,200.
- 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400.
- 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400.
- Foundation 1 & 2 — Annual EUR 8,000:
- 1st instalment (40%): EUR 3,200.
- 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400.
- 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 2,400.
- Primary Year 1 — Annual EUR 10,200:
- 1st instalment (40%): EUR 4,080.
- 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 3,060.
- 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 3,060.
- Primary Years 2–6 — Annual EUR 11,500:
- 1st instalment (40%): EUR 4,600.
- 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 3,450.
- 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 3,450.
- Secondary Years 7–13 — Annual EUR 14,500:
- 1st instalment (40%): EUR 5,800.
- 2nd instalment (30%): EUR 4,350.
- 3rd instalment (30%): EUR 4,350.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Instalment schedule and deadlines for the three-payment plan:
- 1st instalment (40%) due August 31, 2025.
- 2nd instalment (30%) due November 30, 2025.
- 3rd instalment (30%) due February 28, 2026.
- Early-payment discount: 5% discount on full tuition if the full annual tuition is paid by April 30, 2025 (terms stated for the 2025/26 year).
- Family discounts: 10% discount for the second child and 15% for the third child in a family attending the school.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not charged; no boarding fees are listed (the published optional charges reference only lunch and transportation).

Optional / other costs
- Lunch: EUR 9.50 per day (optional; not included in tuition).
- Transportation: arrangements and charges are handled directly with the transportation company (transport is optional and billed separately).
- Extracurricular items: the published fees include two free after-school clubs and sport activities (T-shirts, caps and shorts provided); additional paid activities or external trips may incur separate charges.
- Books and equipment: use of all books and equipment is included in the published tuition.
- Uniform: no separate uniform fee is listed in the published fee schedule; standard uniform items or purchasing arrangements (if required) are managed by the school or parent and are not charged as a specified school fee in the published schedule.

Refund information and withdrawal
- If termination of contract is requested within the first two weeks of the school year, the school reimburses the full amount of tuition.

Fee payment options and contact for payment instructions
- Payment arrangements and accepted payment methods are managed by the school's Finance Office. Parents should contact the Finance Office at finance@chartwell.edu.rs for exact payment channels (bank details, accepted card payments or bank-transfer instructions) and invoicing.

Notes on discounts and deadlines (summary)
- Sibling discounts: 10% (second child) / 15% (third child).
- Early-payment discount: 5% for full-payment by April 30 (date shown for the 2025/26 schedule).

Quick summary (figures)
- Nursery / Foundation annual: EUR 8,000 — instalments EUR 3,200 / EUR 2,400 / EUR 2,400.
- Primary Year 1 annual: EUR 10,200 — instalments EUR 4,080 / EUR 3,060 / EUR 3,060.
- Primary Years 2–6 annual: EUR 11,500 — instalments EUR 4,600 / EUR 3,450 / EUR 3,450.
- Secondary Years 7–13 annual: EUR 14,500 — instalments EUR 5,800 / EUR 4,350 / EUR 4,350.

If you need an exact invoice or bank/payment instructions, contact the Finance Office at finance@chartwell.edu.rs for the school's current payment methods and billing procedures.

Uniform Requirement

The school does not have a school uniform. The dress code is smart casual.

Food Options

A catering service provides a hot meal; lunch is not included in the school fee. The menu is offered at the beginning of each month, and lunch is available for 4.5 EUR per day.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by an Advisory Board that guides strategic direction and ongoing development. The school is Cambridge-accredited and accredited by Serbia's Ministry of Education.

Curriculum

British National Curriculum; six languages taught.

Student Teacher Ratio

Average class size 15 students; up to 18 per year group.

Exam Results

Graduating students leave Chartwell to attend universities around the globe and achieve good results.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates go to universities around the globe.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Safeguarding and pastoral care are the school's priority, creating a welcoming, safe, caring, and supportive environment where every student is valued. The program aims to prevent harm, protect students from harm, and provide ongoing support to students and staff when safeguarding concerns arise. The school fosters a positive, open community and encourages students to speak to someone they trust about anything that may trouble them. Counselling is available through the Student Services team to support students' social and emotional needs.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Children with specific learning needs are addressed on a case-by-case basis.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Primary and Secondary ESL programs are designed to meet the needs of students whose English language knowledge may hinder academic attainment. ESL is delivered in small groups at different levels and aims to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing, following the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum. In Secondary, students may also study an additional foreign language (Chinese, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian).

Mental Wellbeing

Safeguarding and pastoral care focus on students' wellbeing, health, and safety, with an emphasis on a safe, caring environment and supportive culture. Students are encouraged to find someone they trust to talk to, and the school maintains a vigilant, open approach to student welfare.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and child protection are integral policies, with a dedicated Safeguarding and Child Protection policy publicly available and implemented, alongside rigorous staff recruitment and screening practices to protect students.

Admissions

Step 1: Contact the School Secretary. The Admissions team will provide you with an Application Pack. If you wish to visit in person and possibly have a tour of the school premises, contact us for an appointment.
Step 2: Complete and return all requested forms and supporting documents to the School Secretary at your earliest convenience. The completed Application Form; A copy of your and your child's passport or birth certificate; Copies of the two most recent school reports (if not available in English, an English translation must be provided); The signed Home - School Agreement form; A copy of any assessments and medical, psycho-educational reports (only where requested).
All documents must be completed in English and/or translated into English. Please be aware that unless all papers are completed, your child's application cannot be processed.
Step 3: Decision on Admission. After receipt of a complete set of application papers the School Secretary will confirm receipt by email if you have not brought them in personally. The School Counseling Team takes the final decision on acceptance. The process of review usually takes a couple of days and the School Secretary will contact you immediately with the result. When a place for a student is available the School Secretary will offer it immediately. However, if a place is not available, the candidate's name will be placed on the respective waiting list and the School Secretary will contact the family again if and when a place becomes available.

Waitlist

If a place is not available, the candidate's name is placed on the respective waiting list and the School Secretary will contact the family again if and when a place becomes available.

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Chartwell International School - Belgrade

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees RSD 8,000 - 14,500

Pupils 1000

Type Co-educational

Chartwell International School Belgrade operates across campuses: Lower Secondary at Uzicka 48a and Upper Secondary at Aleksandra Stamboliskog 21, serving students 2 to 18. The school follows British National Curriculum and offers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, within the Cambridge framework and recognized by the Serbian Ministry of Education. Established in 1998, it was the first Belgrade school to offer the British curriculum and is accredited as an international school and Cambridge examination centre, educating over 1,000 pupils from around 60 nationalities with about 180 staff. Facilities at Lower Secondary include a science lab, music room, art room, ICT, media room, language and maths spaces, plus sports fields. Upper Secondary spans 2,250 m with IT and science labs, an art room, library, study hall, dining area and sports facilities. Extracurriculars include STEM Science Olympiad participation, a music and drama program, and poetry and multilingual events.

Location

The Chartwell International School is located in Belgrade, in the suburb of Dedinje, close to embassies and residential areas. It lies about a 10-minute drive from the city centre. The school is set in pleasant grounds with park-like gardens and sports facilities nearby, providing easy access to transport options.

Stages

Nursery-Foundation; Lower Primary; Upper Primary; Lower Secondary; Upper Secondary

Type

International school

Additional learning support

ESL support; Language support

Country affiliation

Serbia. The school is affiliated with Cambridge International Examinations and the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia.

School day structure

The school day for Foundation and Primary ends at 3:00 p.m.; Secondary ends at 3:30 p.m. The day is split into eight 45-minute periods for all years, with a 10-minute morning break and a 45-minute lunch break. Drop-off is 8:15–8:25; pick-up is 3:30–3:45; clubs run 3:45–4:30.

Bus service

The school offers bus services; most students use bus services or public transportation.

Application fees

- No application fee, no registration fee and no deposit are charged for admission.

Tuition fees — annual and per-installment amounts (academic year 2026/27)

- Nursery / ECC: EUR 8,000 per year. Installments: 1st (40%) EUR 3,200; 2nd (30%) EUR 2,400; 3rd (30%) EUR 2,400.

- Foundation 1 & 2: EUR 8,000 per year. Installments: 1st (40%) EUR 3,200; 2nd (30%) EUR 2,400; 3rd (30%) EUR 2,400.

- Primary Year 1: EUR 10,200 per year. Installments: 1st (40%) EUR 4,080; 2nd (30%) EUR 3,060; 3rd (30%) EUR 3,060.

- Primary Years 2–6: EUR 11,500 per year. Installments: 1st (40%) EUR 4,600; 2nd (30%) EUR 3,450; 3rd (30%) EUR 3,450.

- Secondary Years 7–13: EUR 14,500 per year. Installments: 1st (40%) EUR 5,800; 2nd (30%) EUR 4,350; 3rd (30%) EUR 4,350.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The tuition billing schedule is three instalments: 1st instalment (40%) due August 31, 2026; 2nd instalment (30%) due November 30, 2026; 3rd instalment (30%) due February 28, 2027. Late-payment terms are not specified on the tuition page.

What tuition covers

- Annual tuition includes use of all books and equipment, daily trips and visits (museums, theatre and exhibitions), two after-school extracurricular clubs or sports activities free of charge (including T-shirts, caps and shorts provided), and Cambridge examination fees where applicable. School day hours are 08:00–16:00.

Optional / not included costs

- Lunch: EUR 9.50 per day (charged separately).

- Transportation: arrangements and charges are made directly with the transportation company (transport is not included in the listed tuition).

Discounts and reductions

- 10% discount for the second child in the same family; 15% discount for the third child in the same family.

- 5% early-payment discount is available if full tuition is paid by April 30, 2026.

Boarding

- Boarding is not listed; the school operates as a day school (working hours stated 08:00–16:00) and no boarding or boarding fees are provided.

Other fees (uniform, extras, exam extras)

- Uniform costs are not listed on the tuition page. Two after-school clubs/sports sessions and standard T-shirts/caps/shorts are provided as part of tuition; Cambridge exam fees for IGCSE/AS/A-level are included in the tuition for students who sit those exams. Additional optional activities or personal items are not specifically itemised on the tuition page.

Refund information

- If termination of contract is requested within the first two weeks of the school year, the school reimburses the full amount of the tuition fees. No other refund conditions are detailed on the tuition page.

Fee payment options

- Specific payment methods (for example credit card, bank transfer, direct debit) are not specified on the tuition page.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Safeguarding and pastoral care are a top priority; the school provides a welcoming, safe, caring, and supportive environment focused on the wellbeing, health, and safety of every student. The safeguarding mission centers on preventing harm, protecting students from harm, and providing support to both students and staff whenever safeguarding concerns arise. Every student is encouraged to find someone they trust—staff or peers—to talk to about anything that might be troubling them. The school fosters a culture of vigilance, openness, trust, and transparency, and safeguarding concerns about staff or visitors are handled with care and sensitivity. Counselling is available at all premises to address the needs of students and their families, and the school maintains a Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

In both Primary and Secondary, ESL programmes have been designed to meet the needs of students whose level of English language knowledge is a hindrance in attaining their full academic potential. ESL support is offered in small classroom groups and is given at different levels and in different ways. The aim of this programme is to help develop speaking, listening, use of English, reading and writing. The ESL Support Programme follows the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling is available at all Chartwell premises to address the needs of students and their families, with counsellors working in close cooperation with teachers and parents in the best interest of the student. Nurses and First Aid are available across all premises to support medical wellbeing. Wellbeing Ambassadors in Upper Secondary promote kindness, connection, and positive mental health within the school community. Pastoral care and safeguarding provisions underpin mental wellbeing by encouraging students to talk to trusted staff or peers about concerns. The school maintains a culture of vigilance, openness, trust, and transparency to address wellbeing concerns.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and pastoral care are a top priority; Chartwell provides a welcoming, safe, caring, and supportive environment focused on wellbeing. The safeguarding mission centers on preventing harm, protecting students from harm, and providing support to both students and staff when safeguarding concerns arise. Students are encouraged to find someone they trust—staff or peers—to talk to about anything troubling them. The school fosters vigilance, openness, trust, and transparency, and safeguarding concerns about staff or visitors are handled with care. Rigorous recruitment and background checks, with all applicants undergoing comprehensive child protection screening such as enhanced DBS or ICPC, are in place; a Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy governs these procedures.

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Educational System Crnjanski

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Educational System Crnjanski is a private school system in Belgrade for ages 5 to 18. It comprises Primary School Miloš Crnjanski (1992), Primary School Plavi Krug (2006), and High School Crnjanski (2002). The system offers Cambridge International Programme (IGCSE, Primary and Secondary) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP), alongside a Bespoke Curriculum and the national program. The campus is a modern, purpose-built building designed to provide high-quality education aligned with world standards. Teaching combines traditional and contemporary content, with an emphasis on critical thinking, foreign language acquisition and computer literacy as essential skills. Content and approach are tailored to individual needs, with small-group tutoring and one-on-one mentorship. The multilingual environment supports study abroad through international programs. Extracurriculars emphasize art, science and sport. Clubs include Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, and Cultural and Language, fostering intellectual growth and cross-cultural competencies. It prioritizes independent thinking and a cosmopolitan outlook.

Location

Belgrade, Serbia. Address: Đorđa Ognjanovića 2, 11 000 Belgrade.

Stages

Primary School and High School.

Type

Private educational system Crnjanski. It includes Primary School 'Plavi Krug' and High School 'Crnjanski'. It offers the Cambridge International Programme and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and provides a multilingual, international schooling environment.

Additional learning support

Small-group tutoring and one-on-one mentorship; instruction tailored to individual needs.

Country affiliation

Serbia

Application fees

- No fixed application fee amount is published. The school provides application forms for parents and students to complete as part of the enrolment process; no numeric application/registration charge is listed on the published enrolment materials.

Tuition fees (structure and what is covered)

- Primary School (Plavi Krug): The contractual tuition covers regular, elective and optional classes; learning assistance (homework help, preparation for competitions); use of indoor and outdoor school facilities during school hours (7:45–16:00); textbooks, manuals, notebooks and basic school supplies; sports equipment; meals (breakfast, snack and lunch); and excursions, sports-day activities and visits to museums and theatres. No per-year or per-term numeric amounts are published.

- High School (Crnjanski): The tuition covers regular, elective and optional classes; learning assistance including university-preparation support; use of indoor and outdoor facilities during school hours (7:45–15:00); a snack during the school day; and excursions and cultural activities. No per-year or per-term numeric amounts are published.

- International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma Programme): The IB Diploma Programme is offered within the high school; it uses English as the primary language of instruction for the IB Diploma and includes an admissions process with pre-evaluation tests (mathematics and English). No separate published numeric IB tuition schedule is shown.

Tuition fees by year group / per term

- There are no published numeric fees broken down by year group, grade or term for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year in the publicly available enrolment and admissions documents. The school's enrolment pages describe what the contractual tuition includes and the available discounts and payment formats, but do not list per-term or per-year price figures.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Discount and payment rules that are published:
- A discount for payment of tuition in full by defined deadlines (examples shown: payment in full before 01.06 — 10% discount; payment in full before 01.09 — 5% discount).
- Sibling discounts: 10% for the second child; 15% discount for the third child when three or more children are enrolled simultaneously.
- Merit and activity discounts or partial scholarships (examples include up to 20% for top achievers, partial scholarships up to 50% for the best-performing students or winners of national competitions; other specified partial scholarships for athletes and music/ballet students).
- The school allows payment by 10 consecutive monthly instalments.
- Exact billing dates, invoice schedules, instalment amounts, the date instalments begin, and the school's accepted payment methods are not listed in the published enrolment pages.

Boarding fees

- No boarding (residential) programme or boarding fee schedule is published or described in the enrolment and programme materials; the school's materials describe day-time use of facilities and meal provision but do not present any boarding options or boarding charges.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, extras)

- Primary School: basic textbooks, manuals, notebooks and school supplies are listed as included in the contractual tuition; sports equipment and meals are likewise included for the primary programme.

- High School / IB: the published descriptions list snacks and extracurricular excursions as covered by tuition for the high school; there is no separate published uniform fee or separate published list of optional extracurricular charges. No numeric amounts for uniforms, optional activities, exams or external testing fees are published.

Refund information

- No published refund policy, percentage refund table, or explicit terms for refunds of tuition or fees (for withdrawal, absence, or termination) is available in the public enrolment and admissions materials.

Fee payment options (methods)

- The published materials state that the school permits payment in 10 monthly instalments and describes discounts for full early payment, but they do not publish specific accepted payment channels (for example: bank transfer, card payment, direct debit) or the school's bank account details in the enrolment pages. Parents are directed to contact the school for specific payment arrangements.

Contact information to request an exact fee schedule or billing details

- For specific numeric fees, per-term or per-year charges, billing dates, refund terms, boarding (if required) or precise payment-method instructions, contact the school admissions/office directly using the published contacts: phone +381 11 2396743 (and other listed lines) and office@crnjanski.edu.rs; the school's local programme contacts are listed on the enrolment pages (for example: gimnazija@crnjanski.edu.rs and plavikrug@crnjanski.edu.rs).

Summary of unavailable items (important limits)

- The school's publicly available enrolment and admissions pages describe what is included in tuition, available discounts and permitted instalment plans, but they do not publish the numeric tuition amounts by year group, per term, application or registration fee amounts, boarding fees, uniform costs, exact billing dates or a published refund policy. Because those numeric figures and explicit refund terms are not published in the available enrolment documents, they cannot be presented here.

Curriculum

The school has a modern, purpose-built building designed to provide students with the highest quality education. The school has an equal balance of traditional and contemporary teaching content and is open to experimentation and innovation. The school teaches students to cope with different systems of knowledge and to apply skills practically. The school teaches critical thinking, foreign language acquisition, and computer literacy as basic needs of today and tomorrow. The school tailors content and approach to individual students' needs. The school offers international programs (IB Diploma Programme and Cambridge International Programme) alongside the national program.

Higher Education Progression

The school provides international programs intended for students who aim to pursue university and postgraduate degrees abroad. The IB Diploma Programme and Cambridge International Programme facilitate admission to colleges and universities worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

The school fosters talent in art, science and sports. It provides small-group tutelage and one-on-one mentorship to develop students' talents and skills.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The education system stimulates intellectual, emotional and ethical growth of its students. It helps them become aware, responsible and creative adults. Small-group tutelage and one-on-one mentorship support individual development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school emphasizes foreign language acquisition and offers the IB Diploma Programme and the Cambridge International Programme, in a multilingual setting.

Mental Wellbeing

The school develops cosmopolitan and holistic personalities, capable of independent inference and critical thinking.

Admissions

IB Diploma Programme admissions: 1. Eligibility: The DP is open for all interested secondary school candidates aged 16, from various programmes such as the Serbian national programme, Cambridge GCSE/IGCSE, IB MYP, or other programmes. The only condition is continuity of education and that the DP constitutes the final two years of secondary education, leading to university studies. 2. Consultation: Prospective students and a parent/guardian meet with the Head of School and the IB DP Coordinator to discuss DP basics and potential subject combinations. The admissions committee is formed of the Head of School, the IB DP Coordinator and the school psychologist. 3. Application forms: Submit Basic information (Student), General data form (Parent), Preliminary list of subjects (Student) and Psychological placement interview (Student); provide evidence of the previous two years of secondary education and the respective official reports and grades. 4. Pre-evaluation tests: After submitting the application, students sit entrance tests in English and Mathematics; the tests are diagnostic and not eliminatory. 5. English language test: A general English language test is required since English is the language of instruction; English results help determine language support if needed. 6. Interview: An interview with the IB DP Coordinator and the school psychologist is conducted to discuss achievements, concerns and subject choices; a written psychologist's report and self-assessment help tailor learning processes. 7. Decision and enrollment: The school makes an admission decision based on the above, and enrollment proceeds if offered. 8. Enrollment: Enrollment is open throughout the year. Cambridge Programme admissions: 1. Eligibility: The Cambridge Programme is designed for motivated students who strive for high achievements and have a multicultural awareness. 2. Consultation: Prospective students and a parent schedule a consultation with the principal and the Cambridge programme coordinator; the admissions committee includes the principal, the Cambridge programme coordinator and the school psychologist. 3. Application forms: Submit Biographical information and student-evaluation form (parent) and, for the IGCSE programme, Biographical information and reasons for choosing the programme (student). 4. Pre-evaluation tests: To determine placement, prospective students undertake an English test; if English is insufficient for full-time Cambridge programmes, intensive English classes are organized; enrollment also includes psychological assessment. 5. End-of-year reports: Submit end-of-year reports for previous years in addition to the current year's. 6. Enrollment: Enrollment is open throughout the year.

Scholarships

Partial scholarships up to 50% for the best performing students and holders of diplomas from national competitions; Partial scholarships up to 20% for students who were awarded a diploma from local competitions; Partial scholarships up to 20% for outstanding athletes, excellent students and students of music and ballet schools.

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International School

Instructs in English, Serbian

Ages 5 - 18 years

Fees RSD 7,499 - 10,141

Pupils 274

Type Co-educational

Located at 45 Šumatovačka Street in Belgrade, The International School is a private day school offering Cambridge programs and the IB Diploma for students aged 5 to 18. The curriculum follows Cambridge Primary (ages 5–11), Lower Secondary (11–14) and Secondary/Advanced (14–19), with seven IGCSE subjects in Years 10–11 to earn the ICE certificate and A-level bundles in Years 12–13 to meet Cambridge requirements and ICE/AICE diplomas. Instruction is in English with Serbian mediation, and the school is a UCAS registered centre. Cambridge Distance Learning is available for online study. The campus emphasizes technology-enriched learning through Google Classroom, tablets and e-notebooks, complemented by school counsellors and mentors. The school offers a broad extracurricular programme, including clubs such as Debate, Film Club, ISMUN and Eco-School, plus excursions, theatre, cinema visits and sports events. The school notes founding in 2015 and government verification in 2016.

Location

45 Šumatovačka Street, Belgrade.

Stages

Cambridge Primary (5-11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11-14), Cambridge Secondary and Advanced (14-19).

Type

Private international day school offering Cambridge programmes.

Additional learning support

Three Levels of Support for Your Success: Homeroom Teacher, Mentor, and University Admissions Advisor. This integrated system provides personalized guidance to support academic progress and university admissions; Homeroom Teacher serves as the daily guide, Mentor provides personalised mentoring and goal setting, and a University Admissions Advisor assists with researching and applying to higher education worldwide.

Application and registration fees
- Application (prijava) is free; there is no public one‑off application fee.

Tuition fees by programme and year group (annual and monthly instalment amounts)
- Cambridge International Programme — Primary (ages 5–11): annual price (early/promo) EUR 7,499; full annual price EUR 10,790; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 625 per month.
- Cambridge International Programme — Lower Secondary (ages 11–14): annual price (early/promo) EUR 8,999; full annual price EUR 13,290; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 750 per month.
- Cambridge International Programme — Secondary (ages 14–19): International package — annual price (early/promo) EUR 9,449; full annual price EUR 13,690; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 787 per month. International PLUS package — annual price (early/promo) EUR 10,141; full annual price EUR 14,690; equivalent on a 12‑month instalment plan shown as EUR 845 per month.
- Cambridge International Distance Learning (DL) programme: the same programme prices are shown for Primary and Lower Secondary and the Secondary International package price is the same as above (Primary EUR 7,499 / EUR 625 per month; Lower Secondary EUR 8,999 / EUR 750 per month; Secondary EUR 9,449 / EUR 787 per month for the International package).
- Note: the published price rows indicate the listed prices apply to students enrolling into Year 1, Year 7 and Year 10 (those cohort entries correspond to the promotional / listed figures).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition may be paid in up to 12 monthly instalments; instalment amounts are shown on the published fee grid as monthly equivalents.
- An extra 5% discount is offered for full payment of the tuition fee.
- Sibling discounts: 10% discount for the second child, 30% for the third child; schooling for the fourth and each subsequent child is free when schooling periods overlap.
- Special discounts for employees of the same company (two or more employees) and their family members are available; separate incentive schemes for high‑performing candidates also exist.
- All prices are denominated in EUR and fees are collected in their RSD equivalent using the National Bank of Serbia sell rate on the day of contract/payment. The tuition fee may be paid by a legal entity or by a person other than the student's parents (contracting party details are permitted).

Boarding / residential provision
- Boarding is not listed among the school's services; no boarding / residential fee schedule is published for this school.

Other costs and optional charges
- Optional after‑school activities (possible supervision/activities until 18:00 for younger children) are available at EUR 125 per month.
- The school provides textbooks, notebooks and basic learning materials as part of the package; the school also lists a School Starter Set and school uniforms as standard items (pricing for the starter set or uniforms is published or handled separately by the school's admissions/administration).

Refunds, cancellation and contract terms
- Tuition amounts are guaranteed at the level agreed when signing the Parent–School contract; the contract is signed for a multi‑year period (the school specifies a standard contract term). The signed contract governs cancellation, refund and other terms and conditions.

Fee payment options
- Fees are quoted in EUR and collected in RSD equivalent; the published material confirms that a contracting legal entity or an individual (other than the parents) may make payment. Instalment plans and full‑payment discounts are explicitly offered. Specific payment channels (for example, the school's bank account details or whether card payments are accepted) are handled through the school's contracting and billing process. Contact details shown for fee and contract enquiries: phone +381 (0)11 4011 220; e‑mail info@iss.edu.rs or admission@iss.edu.rs.

Quick summary (clear, at‑a‑glance)
- Application fee: none (application is free).
- Annual tuition (promo / full): Primary EUR 7,499 / EUR 10,790; Lower Secondary EUR 8,999 / EUR 13,290; Secondary International EUR 9,449 / EUR 13,690; Secondary International PLUS EUR 10,141 / EUR 14,690. Monthly instalment equivalents are shown as EUR 625, EUR 750, EUR 787 and EUR 845 respectively (12 instalments).
- Optional after‑school: EUR 125 per month.
- Discounts and payment options: sibling discounts (10%/30%/fourth free), 5% off for full payment, instalment plans up to 12 months, payments collected in RSD equivalent (NBS sell rate).

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Boarding Arrangements

The school provides accommodation and meals in a student dormitory. Accommodation and food at the student dormitory are provided in accordance with the pertaining law.

Uniform Requirement

Uniform is required for all students, parents/guardians, teachers and other staff. The student uniform consists of a polo shirt with the school logo in year-appropriate colours (yellow for Lower Secondary Y1–Y9; blue for High School Y10–Y13); the PE uniform includes a white T-shirt with the logo, grey tracksuit bottoms with the logo, grey shorts (male), grey leggings (female) and a tracksuit top.

Food Options

During lunch, meals are served in the school restaurant. A healthy breakfast and a freshly prepared lunch are provided for primary students.

Governance and Ownership

The founders of the school are Link Group Education Services SRL and LINK group d.o.o. The Belgrade Commercial Court decision dated 28 November 2024 established School Investments d.o.o. as the founder of the school.

Curriculum

Cambridge Primary (5-11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11-14), and Cambridge Secondary and Advanced (14-19) form the core of the curriculum. In Years 10–11, students complete seven IGCSE subjects to earn the International Certificate of Education (ICE); in Years 12–13 they select A-level bundles designed to meet Cambridge Assessment International Education requirements and the ICE/AICE diplomas. The Cambridge curriculum is delivered in English, and the school is a UCAS registered centre. Cambridge Distance Learning is available for online study. Cambridge qualifications unlock admission to universities worldwide.

Higher Education Progression

Cambridge qualifications unlock admission to universities worldwide; the school is a UCAS registered centre; ICE, AICE and A-Level pathways support progression to higher education domestically and internationally.

Gifted and Talented

Elite Honours Class is a selective program for students with exceptional potential and results; membership is granted to candidates with 75%+ in Cambridge IGCSE examinations and focuses on advanced, interdisciplinary study across finance, entrepreneurship, technology, global studies and STEM, with ethical leadership.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Mentoring is a unique concept at International School, representing a special relationship between teachers and students. A mentor provides deeper, personalised support by focusing on developing personal skills, setting goals, and offering emotional support. A three-level support system—homeroom teacher, mentor, and university admissions advisor—delivers ongoing guidance for academic and personal success. Mentoring creates a safe space for students to discuss challenges and to develop resilience. The school notes that more than 30 International School students are among the top 30 Cambridge learners in the world.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school uses English- and Serbian-mediated lessons.

Mental Wellbeing

Family Support Hub provides mental wellbeing support through counselling for students and parents. Counsellors and pedagogues assist with academic challenges, family and personal situations, peer relationships, and emotional development. The service aims to create a safe space to discuss concerns and to foster resilience and emotional stability. Mentoring contributes to emotional wellbeing as part of a holistic approach to student development. These resources support students' wellbeing alongside academic progress.

Safeguarding

Regulations prescribe measures, manner and procedures for the protection and safety of students during all school activities, ensuring students have protection from actions by others and during emergencies. The School has a Code of Conduct and Intervention Procedures for violence against students, and a professional Team for Protection against Discrimination, Violence, Abuse and Neglect to handle incidents. Incidents are reported and investigated with involvement of parents or guardians, and appropriate disciplinary actions are taken. The Regulations cover safety in the school building and during external activities, as well as health and safety protocols and reporting requirements.

Admissions

Phase one: There are two phases for admission. Phase one includes filling in the registration, a meeting of parents/guardians and a team of experts, psychological testing and an interview with the school psychologist to assess the student's psychological and physical abilities and talents, getting the student and parents familiar with International School's academic, social and ethical code of conduct, and adjusting the terms of schooling with parents/guardians and mutual expectations. If the potential student passes the test and the interview with the psychologist, and agreement is reached regarding terms of education, Phase two commences. Phase two: Completed application for admission; Signed Agreement between International School and the student and the parents/guardians; Delivering the necessary documentation: birth certificate / passport; medical certificate of intellectual and physical ability to attend school; confirmation of settlement of the first instalment, semi-annual tuition or full tuition. For enrolment into the requested primary school grade: certificate of completion of Year 5 of primary school if the child attended the National Programme, or a report on achievement for Year 6 if the child attended the Cambridge Programme (preferably a Statement of Results for Cambridge Primary), or a report on achievement for Year 5 if the child attended the K12 system. For enrolment into the requested secondary school grade: certificate of completion of the final year of primary school, or a report on achievement for the most recently completed year if the child attended the Cambridge Programme or another international programme; and confirmation from a nursery or preschool institution, if the child attended one, for enrolment into Year 1.

Scholarships

Incentives for the best: Notable achievements in science, sports or art? The school offers four incentives for the best students that cover from 10% up to 100% of the tuition fees for the following school year. Applications must be submitted by 30 June. The competition for the following school year takes place each May/June. To enter, submit the documentation listed in the Competition for Exercising the Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction, published on the school website. The school selects candidates in accordance with the Regulations Regarding the Manner and Procedure for Applying and Exercising the Students' Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction and the Competition for Exercising the Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction. The amount of the reduction is set by the Competition for Exercising the Right to a Tuition Fee Reduction. International School is not obliged to provide an explanation to those who are not selected. The four incentives are GENIUS MUNDI (for talented students with excellent results in national and international competitions), SPORTACUS (for notable athletes in sports), SM-ART (for gifted young artists), and A-CE (for hard-working students finishing primary school with straight A's). Necessary steps: 1) Fill in an incentive for the best application form; 2) The enrolment coordinator will contact you to discuss the details; 3) Two weeks after the submission deadline you will receive the results.

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PRIMA International School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees RSD 1 - 18

Type Co-educational

PRIMA International School is a private international school in Belgrade serving ages 2–18. It delivers Cambridge education from Early Years to A Levels, including Cambridge IGCSE in the secondary phase and Cambridge Lower Secondary for Years 7–9. The Preschool curriculum follows the Foundation Stage of the National Curriculum, covering personal, social and emotional development; literacy; knowledge of the world; creative, physical and mathematical development. Primary students follow the Cambridge International Primary Program, with progression in English, Mathematics and Science, and a pathway to Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE and A Level studies. Secondary prepares learners for Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Levels, with core subjects and optional German, French and Art. The campus is purpose-built with science and IT laboratories, music and art rooms, a large track and field, a full-size basketball court, a volleyball court, a real grass football pitch and a summer stage. Features include the Student Council, the House System with Serbian-themed houses, and clubs such as Drama, PRIMA Choir and the PRIMA Summer Camp.

Location

Belgrade, Serbia. Located in the Senjak neighbourhood. Address: Dragana Mancea Street, Belgrade.

Stages

Preschool, Primary and Secondary

Type

Private international school. Accredited Cambridge Assessment International Education Center.

Country affiliation

British (UK) affiliation; Cambridge Assessment International Education Center accredited.

Bus service

School bus service is available. The PRIMA School Bus Service is optional and subject to an additional charge on top of the regular tuition fees. For questions regarding the PRIMA School Bus Service, contact Mr Slobodan Stepanovic at schoolbus@prima.school or via mobile +381 60 610 46 27. We welcome your suggestions to further improve this valuable service to our community.

Status as of March 22, 2026: PRIMA International School does not publish numeric application or tuition amounts publicly; the official School Fee Schedule is provided to prospective parents during the scheduled admissions interview or in an email package for families living abroad.

Application fees
- No separately published application fee amount is available publicly. The admissions process requires a parent interview, a child assessment, submission of school reports and completed enrollment/medical forms; any application or registration charges are communicated directly to applicants during the admissions process.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No per-term or per-year tuition figures are publicly posted. Numeric tuition schedules for individual year groups are provided only via the school's official School Fee Schedule at interview or in the school's admissions package.
- What is stated as included within PRIMA's all-inclusive tuition (these items are listed as included in tuition):
- Daily warm school lunch.
- Morning break fresh fruit snacks.
- Day trips (museums, fairs, exhibitions, theatres etc.).
- One full-day excursion within Serbia.
- Use of all books and equipment.
- P.E. kit (shorts and T-shirts).
- Progression tests/exams.
- Secondary Cambridge examination fees (Year 11–Year 13).
- Primary after-school clubs (Year 1–Year 6).
- Child insurance during the school day.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- No publicly available billing schedule, specific payment deadlines, deposit amounts, or late-payment penalties are published online. The detailed billing schedule and payment terms are part of the School Fee Schedule that the school provides directly to applicants.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- PRIMA does not list any boarding provision or boarding fees. The school operates as a day school and offers an optional school bus service for commuting students (the bus is an additional charge on top of tuition).

Other costs or fees (uniform, transport, extras)
- School bus service: optional and charged in addition to tuition; routes and pricing are handled separately and enquiries are routed to the school bus contact.
- Uniform / P.E. kit: a basic P.E. kit (shorts and T-shirts) is listed as included in the all-inclusive tuition. No separate published fee for general uniform items was found.
- After-school clubs: primary after-school clubs (Years 1–6) are listed as included; any additional extracurricular providers or paid activities outside school-managed clubs may incur extra charges (no specific external ECA charges are published).
- Secondary external examination costs: Cambridge exam fees for Years 11–13 are listed as included in tuition.

Refund information
- No publicly posted refund policy, deposit-refund terms, or withdrawal‑refund schedule was found in public admissions material. Refund terms (if any) are included in the school's formal fee schedule and contract provided to enrolled families.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other)
- No specific payment methods (bank transfer details, credit card acceptance, or online payment portals) are published publicly. The school lists contacts for Admissions and Head of Administration for billing and payment enquiries; parents are expected to receive payment instructions as part of the formal School Fee Schedule and enrollment contract. Contact phones and administrative contacts are available from PRIMA.

Brief note on available contact points for fee queries
- Admissions email and phone are provided for direct enquiries about fees and the official School Fee Schedule. Use the school's admissions contacts to request the detailed fee schedule and payment instructions.

Summary of searches and limitations found
- I reviewed the school's current public admissions and services information as of March 22, 2026. Numeric application fees, per-term and per-year tuition amounts broken down by year group, published billing schedules, published refund policy details, and published payment-method instructions are not available publicly; the school provides a complete School Fee Schedule directly to prospective families at interview or via an emailed admissions package. Because the school does not publish numeric fee amounts in its publicly available admissions material, exact figures per year group or per term cannot be stated here.

Boarding Arrangements

The PRIMA School Bus Service is optional and charged in addition to the regular tuition fees.

Food Options

PRIMA provides meals and snacks. Daily warm school lunch and morning fruit snacks are provided; All meals are catered by Harmonija catering.

House System

The House System fosters a sense of community, belonging, teamwork, and healthy competition among students and teachers. It uses Serbian-themed house names and provides leadership and recognition opportunities.

Curriculum

Preschool Department follows the Foundation Stage of the National Curriculum, covering six areas: Personal, social and emotional development; Communication, language and literacy; Knowledge and understanding of the world; Creative development; Physical development; Mathematical development. Primary Department adopts the Cambridge International Primary Program to develop Mathematics, English and Science, with the Cambridge Primary Curriculum Framework providing progression through six stages from age 5 to about 11 and guiding curriculum and assessment in English, Mathematics and Science. The Cambridge Primary Program supports progression to middle years curricula such as Cambridge Checkpoint and IGCSE. Secondary Department uses the Cambridge Lower Secondary programme for Years 7–9 (ages 11–14), with core subjects English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography and Computing, and optional subjects including German, French and Art. The school then offers the Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and prepares students for AS and A Level examinations; examinations are held in June and November each year, with results published in August and February.

Exam Results

Examinations are held in June and November each year. Results are published in August and February. Examinations include Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level assessments.

Higher Education Progression

In the final years, PRIMA students prepare for AS Level and A Level examinations. GCE A Levels are widely recognized by universities around the world; examples include Yale University, Harvard University, Boston University and New York University.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Personal, social and emotional development is a foundation area in PRIMA Preschool. Play is the major activity through which children develop social skills, address difficulties and exercise their physical, sensory, emotional and cognitive abilities. The school's community is international, representing over 45 nationalities, which supports social learning and cultural understanding. Staff foster a supportive environment where children can talk to staff about concerns, and safeguarding training helps ensure students feel safe to raise issues. PSHE is integrated into lessons to promote physical and mental health, teach students how to seek help, and stay safe.

Mental Wellbeing

PSHE is included in lessons to help students take care of their physical and mental health, know whom to address for help, and develop skills to stay safe from harm. PRIMA's safeguarding framework recognises that factors such as abuse or neglect can affect mental health, and aims to provide a safe, supportive learning environment. A school Psychologist provides support to students who may have been abused or need mental health assistance, and staff are trained to respond to such concerns. The school environment, including a safe and nurturing atmosphere, supports students' mental wellbeing and well-being.

Safeguarding

PRIMA International School provides a safe, secure environment for students on school premises and protects them from maltreatment. The Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy outlines procedures for identifying, reporting and dealing with harm or abuse, and staff are trained in safeguarding and child protection annually. The Director acts as Safeguarding and Child Protection Officer and the Head of Primary as Deputy Safeguarding and Child Protection Officer, with responsibilities including updating policies, acting as the point of contact, and maintaining records. Teachers and staff are trained to recognise signs of abuse and neglect and to act in the best interests of the child; and PSHE activities help students learn how to stay safe, including online safety. The policy also emphasizes collaboration with parents, carers and other agencies, and lists related policies and emergency procedures; students should not leave school grounds without an accompanying adult. Contact details for relevant agencies are provided within the policy.

Admissions

Applicants from all backgrounds, nationalities and education systems will be considered. Admission is dependent upon four things: a place being available in the year group; a parent interview with the Head of PRIMA International School, Ms Brigitte MacIntosh. After the interview, a tour of the school and a child assessment will be scheduled; school reports from the child's last or current school; completed Enrollment and Medical Release form, signed School contract and submitted all the other forms requested by the school. Waiting lists exist for some year groups, so parents are encouraged to apply early to secure a place. Tuition fees: The School Fee Schedule is available during the scheduled interview with the Head of the school or via email package for prospective parents living abroad. PRIMA all-inclusive school fees include: daily warm school lunch; morning break fresh fruit snacks; day trips; 1 full day excursion within Serbia; use of all books and equipment; P.E. kit (shorts and T‑shirts); Progression Tests/Exams; Secondary Cambridge exam fees (Year 11 – Year 13); Primary after-school clubs (Year 1 – Year 6); child insurance during the school day; PRIMA School Bus Service (optional and subject to an additional charge).

Waitlist

Waiting lists exist for some year groups, so parents are encouraged to apply early to secure a place.

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