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At British Primary School of Wilanow, students aged 7 to 11 in Key Stage 2, deepen their academic knowledge while building courage, responsibility and independence. Guided by the Cambridge Assessment International Education, learners engage in subject-specific learning, collaborative projects and leadership roles. With specialist teachers for PE, music and languages, and opportunities including Forest School and House events, students develop a lifelong love of learning.
In our British Primary School in Warsaw students benefit from a well-rounded Cambridge curriculum designed to build subject knowledge, creativity and courage for academic rigour with creative that help learners grow academically.
Students become independent, reflective learners through class projects, discussions and collaborative tasks. Achievements are celebrated in weekly assemblies, promoting self-esteem and responsibility, embracing Walk of the Lion values.
Students thrive in an English immersion environment, developing strong language skills with EAL support, Polish lessons for all and learning French as a new language.
Students spark curiosity in our dynamic learning environment, enjoying a secure campus with tech-enabled classrooms, a drama studio, music room and spacious sports hall. Outdoor areas and structured break times support creativity, physical development and social growth.
Wisdom and Leadership Club, the House system and classroom roles. These experiences empower students to collaborate, take initiative and grow into empathetic, responsible leaders, ready to become future leaders.
At British Primary School of Wilanow, students grow through expert-led lessons and guided by passionate specialists, building knowledge, character and skills that support their full potential in school and beyond.
Students connect with global peers, explore diverse cultures and develop international mindedness through International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS), growing more courageous, open-minded and globally aware.
Students become adventurers in the wild, climbing, crafting, storytelling and solving muddy mysteries under the trees. Student grow more confident, curious and connected to the world around them through this comprehensive programme and thrive far beyond the school walls.
Students can begin their day at 7.30am with a calm start and a healthy morning meal at our Breakfast Club. From 3.30pm to 4pm, they take part in activities, games and crafts that support their development beyond the classroom. There is also a care programme that runs to 5pm for pupils up to Year 3.
Our admissions team ensures a warm, personalised experience for every family. We offer multilingual support, flexible start dates, and a smooth transition into school life, making BSW feel like home from day one.
At our international Primary School, students follow the National Curriculum for England, enhanced by Cambridge International standards that promote academic rigour and global relevance. Through topic-based enquiry, rich subject exposure and a strong multilingual focus, learners develop critical thinking, creativity and independence of mind. With balanced approach, students gain a deep understanding of the world, across sciences, languages, humanities and arts, preparing them to lead with courage, curiosity and integrity.
Empowering confident communicators
Students explore the power of language through reading, writing, speaking and listening. They engage with stories, poems and information texts to build vocabulary and express their ideas with confidence. By understanding how language works in different contexts, students learn to communicate clearly, creatively and with purpose.
Building logical thinkers and problem-solvers
Children develop problem-solving and reasoning skills by exploring numbers, patterns, shapes, space and measurement. They apply what they learn to real-life situations, helping them make sense of the world around them. Maths lessons support students in thinking logically, working systematically and explaining their methods clearly.
Fostering curiosity and scientific inquiry
Students ask questions, explore ideas and make discoveries about the world around them. Through hands-on experiments, historical inquiry and geographical exploration, they investigate living things, materials, forces, people and places. From understanding natural environments to learning how past events shape the present, students think like scientists, historians and geographers, developing curiosity, critical thinking and a broader understanding of the world they live in.
Connecting through language and culture
Children can learn Polish either as a first language or a foreign language, depending on their background and needs.
Students learning Polish as a first language deepen their understanding of grammar, vocabulary and literature through rich texts and expressive writing. They explore Polish culture, history and traditions, enhancing both their linguistic skills and national identity.
Students learning Polish as a foreign language build confidence in speaking, reading and writing through interactive tasks, songs and games. They focus on everyday communication and cultural appreciation, gradually developing fluency in a supportive environment.
Promoting health, teamwork and active lifestyles
Learners stay active, healthy and engaged through a wide range of physical activities. They learn the importance of fitness, teamwork and resilience as they develop strength, coordination and sportsmanship. Physical Education (PE) lessons inspire students to take care of their wellbeing and enjoy being part of a team.
Expressing creativity through sound
Students explore musical styles, instruments and cultures as they learn to listen, perform and compose. Whether singing in a group or playing an instrument, they express themselves through music and grow in confidence. Music helps students develop rhythm, creativity and a love of the arts.
Discovering new languages and cultures
Students learn to understand and use French in real-life situations. Through songs, games and conversation, they develop skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing. French lessons also open a window into the cultures and traditions of the Francophone world.
Building confidence through performance
Students begin Drama from Year 4, stepping into different roles and bringing stories to life through acting and improvisation. They explore characters, emotions and settings, working together to perform with expression and confidence. Through collaborative rehearsals and creative play, students develop communication skills, empathy and imagination while learning to express themselves in new and meaningful ways.
Innovating and creating with purpose
Students imagine, design and make original works using a variety of tools and materials. In Art, they explore colour, form and technique. In Design Technology, they solve problems by creating practical products. This subject encourages creative thinking and hands-on learning through exciting projects.
At BSW, each day offers exciting opportunities to explore and grow. While routines vary by age group, here’s a glimpse into a typical day for our Lions.
Start your day right with a nutritious, energising meal at our Breakfast Club.
The school day begins with Assembly or Morning Work to focus and connect.
Begin school day with engaging learning activities that sparks curiosity.
A refreshing break for relaxation, play and recharging for the day.
The day of learning progresses with interactive activities and enriching lessons.
Relax during lunch with healthy meals and time to socialise.
The school day resumes after lunch with engaging learning activities and creative exploration.
After learning activities end, the school offers continued care with supervision and healthy snacks for children up to 8 years old.
At our international Primary School in Warsaw, students cultivate proactivity and independence in their learning journey. Through our Primary core learning pillars, they celebrate academic achievements alongside their peers, thrive in a multilingual environment and seize global opportunities, preparing them for a future of continued growth and success.
Enjoy personalised learning that fuels curiosity, expanding knowledge and skills for success now and beyond.
Gain essential life skills that empower success in academics, careers and personal growth.
Students fast-track English fluency while continuing to grow in their home language, including French.
Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Primary students are supported on individual learning journeys guided by the English National Curriculum. The core subjects, English and Mathematics are closely monitored through classwork, assessments, and oral participation to ensure continuous progress. EAL students receive tailored support, with termly progress measured through both spoken and written tasks and shared with parents.
Reading is a key focus, with levels reviewed throughout the year. Student growth is celebrated in a positive, encouraging environment, including classroom exhibition and school events where their work is proudly showcased to families.
Students at BSW in Warsaw live out the values of the Walk of the Lion: Respect, Consideration, Cooperation, Nobility and Courage. Students are encouraged in supportive environment and learn to take responsibility for their actions, celebrate progress and build the confidence to face challenges with integrity.
Through everyday actions and activities, they work together, support one another and reflect on their progress through peer assessment. By embracing these values, students grow in independence, strengthen their teamwork skills and build self-confidence in a positive and respectful environment.
Students thrive in an English immersion environment, building strong language skills across all subjects. Learners actively engage with interactive tools, multilingual library resources and project-based learning. Personalised language assessments track progress, while tailored English as an Additional Language (EAL) lessons support each student's success.
Polish lessons are available for both Native Polish speakers and those learning Polish as a Foreign Language. Learners grow as confident, multilingual communicators through French that is offered as part of the curriculum. Through events including Mother Tongue Day, International Week and cultural fairs, students celebrate diversity, develop global awareness and cultivate a strong sense of belonging.
Students at BSW benefit from the school’s new membership with ISP, actively engaging in the International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS) Pillar. Each year, they participate in a variety of age-appropriate activities, including chess, changemakers projects, art competitions and sports opportunities.
These programmes broaden their global awareness, encourage them to explore their passions and equip them with the skills needed for success in a rapidly changing world.
Students who successfully complete Primary Key Stage 2 at BSW are assured a place in our Secondary Key Stage 3 programme. They benefit from supportive transition days that help them familiarise themselves with new teachers and subjects, ensuring a smooth and confident progression into this next stage of their learning journey.
Nobody tells you how much fun maths can be
Alicja, Student
At BSW, our Admissions team welcomes applications all year round. Whether you're relocating or seeking a new start for your child, we offer flexible enrolment options to suit your family’s needs. From your first inquiry to your child’s first day, we provide warm, personalised support, ensuring a smooth and welcoming transition into our vibrant school community. Multilingual assistance is available to help international families feel right at home.
Discover how BSW helps students shine in Key Stage 2 where curiosity leads, confidence grows and learning turns into lifelong success.
