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Bilingual Einstein Primary School in Warsaw (Wilanów)

20 Prymasa Augusta Hlonda
02-972 Warsaw
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20 Prymasa Augusta Hlonda
02-972 Warsaw
+48 512 323 524
www.einstein.edu.pl
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About Bilingual Einstein Primary School

Bilingual Einstein Primary School – located on purpose-built campus in Warsaw’s Wilanów district – offers bilingual (Polish and English) education to children aged 6-15. At Einstein School, students learn through the Polish curriculum, strengthened by English and multilingual learning.

UPCOMING OPEN DAY: 

  • September 30, 2026
  • 4.30 pm
  • More in Polish and English (including online registration)

The age range of students

  • Children aged aged 6 to 15
  • In Grade 0, students develop their natural curiosity while building strong academic and social foundations. This preparatory year gives children aged 5–6 the chance to cultivate key social, emotional, and academic skills before entering Grade 1 (more in English about Grade 0 and Primary School – Grades 1-3 and 4-8).

Multilingualism and educational approach

  • Intensive English learning: students learn English through fun, hands-on lessons, games, stories, projects, and adventures, building confidence, fluency, and Cambridge-certified skills.
  • Students learn Spanish as an extracurricular activity and continue it as a subject from Grade 6. They can also join German and Italian language clubs.
  • International opportunities: students connect with their peers worldwide thanks to the School’s partnership with the International Schools Partnership – ISP (more in English).
  • The School’s bilingual education is built around teaching selected subjects in English. Special emphasis is placed on Mathematics and Science, which form the foundation of the School’s STEM approach. Through these subjects, students develop logical and analytical thinking, learn to solve problems, ask questions, experiment, and look for their own solutions.
  • Another essential part of the School’s educational approach is Critical Thinking – the ability to analyse information independently, draw conclusions, build arguments, and make informed decisions. The School’s programme also includes Literature and Social Studies, helping students develop their language skills, broaden their perspectives, explore different cultures, and gain a deeper understanding of the world around them.

“We believe that a good school should not place students on a single predetermined path. It should give them the knowledge, skills and confidence to choose their own future. Einstein Bilingual School is a school for the future: bilingual, interdisciplinary and open to the world.“

Admission process

  • The school accepts applications year-round, depending on space availability in the respective grade levels.
  • You can book a visit to their campus or arrange an online meeting to learn more about their bilingual programme and international learning environment. During your personalised school tour, you will explore the entire campus, meet with the Admissions Team for a one-to-one discussion about the application process, and have the opportunity to speak directly with the School’s Principal or a member of the Senior Leadership Team.
  • Admission team: +48 512 323 524.
  • More in Polish and English on the School’s website dedicated to admissions.

Tuition fees

  • Grade 0: 2500 zł (per year 33.650 zł)
  • Grade 1: 3.365 zł (per year 33.650 zł)
  • Grade 2 and Grade 3: 4.780 zł (per year 47.800 zł)
  • Grade 4, Grade 5, and Grade 6: 5.000 zł (per year 50.000 zł)
  • Grade 7 and Grade 8: 5.290 zł (per year 52.900 zł)

Extracurricular programmes

  • Students participate in a broad range of extracurricular programmes, including basketball, football, dance, judo, robotics, arts, music, chess.
  • Music Academy: In partnership with Preludium Music School, young musicians – from beginners to advanced – develop technical skills and artistic expression on a wide range of instruments. Children have the opportunity to learn to play various instruments, including the piano, violin, cello, guitar, accordion, and percussion. Individual vocal lessons are also available.
  • Students enjoy global learning experiences through the International School Partnership’s programmes (Einstein School is part of the International Schools Partnership – ISP, a growing and globally recognised network of schools). Children connect with peers worldwide, engage in international exchanges, and participate in unique initiatives like the ISP Model United Nations and ISP Filmmakers.
  • More in Polish and English on the School’s website dedicated to school clubs.

Location

  • Wilanów district of Warsaw. Address: ul. Prymasa Augusta Hlonda 20.
  • A new (opened in 2019) purpose-built campus in Wilanów. The campus includes a gymnasium / spacious area for physical activity and team sports, music rooms, a canteen,science laboratories, an art and workshop room, modern classrooms, and an extensive car parking. The outdoor facilities include a playground and a sports field, alongside extensive parking.

Other information

  • The School’s website in Polish and English, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
  • The School organizes Summer and Winter Camps. Participation in both camps is included in the annual school fees.

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