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ASW accepts students from Nursery (from 12 months) through to High School (up to age 18/19). The school welcomes Polish and international families seeking a bilingual (no comma) international education for their child / children.
Yes, it is. ASW offers an open admissions process on an ongoing basis, and applications are accepted throughout the academic year, subject to availability in the relevant year group.
Yes, it is. Mid-year entry is possible, depending on space and the outcome of academic and language placement reviews.
Nursery & Kindergarten: No prior knowledge of English is required.Primary & Secondary: Students are expected to demonstrate age-appropriate English proficiency. Each application is reviewed and assessed individually. MYP4, MYP5, DP1 and DP2 have entrance exams available in English, Math and Science if level of English is not at an appropriate level.
Yes, it does. For Primary and above, ASW may require:
This ensures students are placed in the most suitable grade level.
ASW provides a bilingual international education program combining:
Yes, it is. ASW is an authorized IB World School, offering internationally recognised IB programmes that prepare students for entry into universities globally.
Typically required documents include:
The admissions team confirms all requirements during the process. Cases are approached on an individual Basis.
The timeline varies depending on the student’s age, required assessments, and availability. The admissions team works closely with families to ensure a clear and efficient process.
No, they are not. Tuition fees vary by age group and program and are reviewed annually. Full fee details are shared directly by the admissions team during the enquiry and application process.
Additional costs may include:
Yes, it does. ASW offers:
Yes, it is. ASW has extensive experience supporting international families relocating to Wroclaw, and helping students settle smoothly into the school and local community.
ASW places strong emphasis on:
Pastoral care is integrated across all stages of learning.
Parents can begin by:
Early enquiries are recommended to secure places in high-demand year groups.
We hold an official accreditation by the American Education Reaches Out: Common Core Plus (PreK–12, developed by the AERO Project and the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Overseas Schools), integrate the best elements of the Polish National Curriculum.
The American School of Wrocław Main Camups is situated on Partynicka Street and South Campus near by on Karkonoska Streen, This is a prime location between vibrant city center and Bielany neighborhood. This area is conveniently close to the city center, providing easy access to urban amenities and attractions. Bielany is known for its diverse community, particularly a significant presence of Korean residents, which adds a unique cultural flavor to the neighborhood. Families will appreciate the blend of a suburban environment with urban conveniences, making it an ideal setting for raising children.
ASW uses 4parents, Toddle, Librus
Yes
School uniforms are compulsory for all ASW students in Kindergarten and Primary. Students are expected to wear their uniforms every day except Wednesdays,which is a non-uniform day.
ASW embraces a rich blend of educational programs, holds an official accreditation by the American Education Reaches Out: Common Core Plus (PreK–12, developed by the AERO Project and the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Overseas Schools), integrate the best elements of the Polish National Curriculum, and prepare students through the IB Middle Years and IB Diploma Programmes.
