Prague British School

Established in 1992 as the British International School Prague the Prague British International School has a rich history. Initially known as the Prague British School it later merged with The English International School Prague in 2018. This created the Prague British International School we see today. This impressive institution boasts three campuses. The Kamyk campus in Prague 4 serves students aged 2-14. It underwent significant reconstruction including new sports facilities a theatre and a dining hall. The Libus campus in Prague 4 caters to older students aged 14-18 offering IGCSE and IB courses. It’s a substantial building on a large plot of land. The Vlastina campus in Liboc Prague 6 also welcomes students aged 3-14. It opened in 2008 and initially housed only younger students. The Prague British International School follows the National Curriculum for England up to Year 9. Years 10 and 11 see students embark on the IGCSE program. Finally the IB diploma program awaits students in Years 12 and 13. The Council of British International Schools recognizes PBIS as a school of exceptional quality. All teachers are highly qualified and experienced. They have relevant experience with the National Curriculum IGCSE and IB programs. The school’s commitment to quality is undeniable. Its evolution from a single school to a three-campus institution speaks volumes about its success. The Prague British International School offers an outstanding education. It helps nurture the talents and skills of students aged 20 months to 19 years. It’s an excellent example of international education in Prague. Its students will undoubtedly achieve remarkable success. It’s a testament to dedication and commitment to learning. Remember to book a visit to experience this exceptional school firsthand.