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At British Primary School of Wilanow students aged 11 - 13 take the lead in their learning through the Cambridge Secondary programme. With subject-specialist teaching and rich enquiry-based learning, learners grow in confidence, independence and academic strength. Students explore new passions, sharpen their thinking and build leadership and communication skills in a supportive, internationally minded environment, preparing for success in IGCSE and beyond.
Students excel with the Cambridge framework, building deep knowledge in English, Maths and Science while developing strong study habits to prepare for top high school destinations offering the IB Diploma Programme or A-Levels.
Students sharpen critical thinking, collaboration and resilience across subjects and co-curricular projects. They reflect on progress, set goals and develop habits of inquiry that help them grow as independent thinkers and compassionate team players.
In our school in Warsaw, students become confident communicators in English, Polish and French. With engaging lessons, EAL support and cultural celebrations, they build fluency and global competence, reaching B2 proficiency in English by the end of Key Stage 3.
Students receive personalised mentoring and exam support as they prepare for  Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint and End of Primary School state examinations and local assessments, building confidence as they step into Key Stage 4.
Students learn from subject specialists teachers in languages, science, mathematics, arts, PE and drama, deepening knowledge, building skills and developing a lifelong love of learning beyond the classroom.
Students take active roles as House Leaders, project coordinators, or peer mentors. Through PSHE and community involvement, they build empathy, responsibility and voice, ensuring future-ready leadership in school and in life.
Students ignite their curiosity about diverse cultures and explore world history through our International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS) programme. From Model UN debates to festivals and national trips, they grow in confidence, awareness and intercultural understanding.
Students step outside the classroom to problem-solve, create and collaborate in nature. Forest School supports social-emotional development while sparking resilience, curiosity and a sense of calm, especially during pre-teen years.
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 5pm, they take part in activities, games and crafts that support their development beyond the classroom.
Families experience a warm, flexible admissions process with multilingual support and personal guidance at every step. Whether joining mid-year or planning ahead, we ensure every student feels known, welcomed and ready to thrive.
At our Cambridge curriculum school students consistently achieve high levels of attainment, with scores well above the international average in the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint exams in Mathematics, English and Science. These internationally recognised exams serve as key reference points for entry into prestigious high schools in Poland and globally.
43 points
Checkpoint results in Englishsurpassing the international average of 34
42 points
Checkpoint results in Mathematicssurpassing the international average of 31
39 points
Checkpoint results in Sciencesurpassing the international average of 31
Our students have the freedom to tailor their subjects, ensuring a well-rounded education that prepares them for future academic success.
Students develop language skills through literature, creative writing, prose, poetry and rhetoric, enhancing their communication, vocabulary and self-expression.
Learners build a strong foundation in concepts and problem-solving, developing logical reasoning and analytical skills.
Students develop their ability to communicate in French, enhancing their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills  and gaining confidence.Â
Learners explore the laws of nature, building their understanding of physical phenomena through experiments and problem-solving.
Students discover the science of matter and reactions, applying concepts to real-world situations and experiments.
Learners investigate living organisms and ecosystems, deepening their understanding of life processes and the natural world.
Students explore key historical events, figures and movements, developing their understanding of how the past shapes the present.
Learners examine the Earth's physical features and human-environment interactions, building global awareness and problem-solving skills.
Students express creativity through various media, developing their artistic skills while exploring techniques and visual storytelling.
Learners  study characterisation, stagecraft and improvisation, and evaluate projects, developing practical problem-solving skills and technical knowledge.
Learners develop algorithms, coding languages and computational thinking skills, exploring digital technologies and their applications.
Learners develop their musical talents and a deep appreciation for sound and rhythm, enhancing creativity and expression.
Students stay active through sports, promoting fitness, teamwork and a healthy lifestyle.
Students develop skills in team sports, focusing on strategy, cooperation and sportsmanship while staying active and healthy.
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 either Assembly or Tutor Time to envision the day’s learning and set a purposeful tone.
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 a range of clubs for KS3 pupils
At our international school in Poland, students take ownership of their learning journey, empowering them to shape their future. Through our Secondary core learning pillars, they develop the independence of mind that will guide them to become responsible and exceptional leaders of tomorrow.
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, preparing them for exam success.
Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
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.
Benefit from personalised guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path.
Students in Years 7 to 9 prepare for the Cambridge Checkpoint Examinations in English, Mathematics and Science. BSW students consistently exceeding global averages and their progress is measured against international benchmarks. These strong results reflect their dedication, hard work and the personalised support they receive throughout their academic journey.
Students at BSW in Warsaw embrace the values of Respect, Consideration, Cooperation, Nobility and Courage through the Walk of the Lion. These values are explored through specific tasks and activities that promote mutual respect, teamwork, peer assessment, independence and self-confidence. In addition, Secondary students focus on developing key competencies for High School, including interview techniques, presentation skills and collaboration.
Our Secondary Lions expand their language skills with English, Polish and French. Supported by interactive learning tools, project-based tasks and multilingual resources, students are fully prepared by Key Stage 3 with at least B2 proficiency in English, meeting higher education standards and ready for global opportunities. Students are supported in valuing their home language through a variety of initiatives, such as Mother Tongue Day, International Wee and cultural events. The school fosters an immersive English environment while celebrating diversity. French is offered as part of the curriculum, further enhancing students’ multilingual abilities.
Students at our secondary school in Warsaw are excited to explore a range of age-appropriate activities through the ISP’s International Learning Opportunities (ILOS) Pillar. From Chess and Changemakers to Art competitions and sports, they have plenty of opportunities to develop their skills. Students also look forward to overseas residential trips that broaden their learning experiences.
Students at BSW are supported in their high school and career journey through personalised guidance, helping them explore and plan their future pathways. Through the ISP Future Pathways programme, students receive expert advice on course selection, internships and career opportunities, gaining the skills and confidence to navigate their academic and professional goals. This programme empowers students to make informed decisions about their future careers and prepare for success in their next steps.
BSW students consistently achieve outstanding results in academic examinations securing places at prestigious public and private schools in Poland.
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I am a BSW lion because I cooperate with others
Nina, Student
At BSW, we welcome families throughout the year. Our Admissions team offers a warm, personalised experience to families planning ahead or relocating mid-term. With multilingual support, flexible start dates and a smooth onboarding process, we ensure every student feels confident, cared for and ready to thrive from day one. Join a school community where your child’s journey begins with belonging.
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