28/08/2026
Since 2024, our school has been running a preparatory class for non-Polish-speaking students (Welcome Program).
The program includes:
· 10 hours of the Polish language instruction
· 5 hours of Mathematics
· 2 hours of English
· Sports and arts classes
Students may also participate in all elective classes together with Polish students.
Elective classes are free of charge.
The teaching staff working with the preparatory class are highly qualified and have many years of experience teaching non-Polish-speaking children, including those with refugee backgrounds. We also provide professional pedagogical and psychological support.
The preparatory class consists of 6 to 8 students.
The purpose of the preparatory class is to provide students with sufficient Polish language skills to enable them to join a regular Polish class. After one year in the preparatory class, students move on to Grade 6 in the Polish program.
The program is intended for students who have completed Grade 5 in the Polish education system or Grade 5 or 6 in their country of origin (aged 11–12), who wish to continue their education within the Polish system, are motivated to learn, and are ready to work diligently.
The recruitment process includes:
1. An interview with the parents
2. A Mathematics test
3. An interview with the candidate
After completing the preparatory year, students join newly formed Grade 6 classes and continue their education until the end of primary school. Upon graduation, they will be prepared to continue their education in Polish secondary schools.
The school reserves the right not to admit a student to the regular Polish class in our school if, during the preparatory year, the student fails to meet academic requirements, demonstrates behavioral problems, or if there is a lack of cooperation between parents and school staff. In such cases, the student may continue their education at their local public primary school or another institution chosen by the parents.
In case of financial difficulties, families may apply for a scholarship (covering 10% to 90% of tuition fees), or in exceptional circumstances, for a full tuition fee waiver.
For matters related to recruitment for international classes, please contact us by email at:
[email protected]
Rekrutacja dla cudzoziemców
Od zeszłego roku szkolnego w naszej szkole funkcjonuje klasa przygotowawcza dla dzieci niepolskojęzycznych (Program Welcome).
Program przewiduje: 10 godzin języka polskiego, 5 godzin matematyki, 2 godziny angielskiego, zajęcia sportowe i artystyczne. Dzieci mogą też korzystać ze wszystkich fakultetów razem z uczniami polskimi. Zajęcia te są darmowe.
Kadra ucząca klasę przygotowawczą ma wysokie kwalifikacje i wieloletnią praktykę w uczeniu dzieci niepolskojęzycznych z doświadczeniem uchodźczym. Dysponujemy też fachową kadrą pedagogiczno-psychologiczną.
Klasa przygotowawcza liczy od 6 do 8 osób.
Utworzenie klasy przygotowawczej dla uczniów i uczennic niepolskojęzycznych ma na celu przygotowanie ich językowo do nauki w klasie polskiej. Po roku nauki w tej klasie dzieci przechodzą do 6 klasy polskiej.
Program przeznaczony jest dla dzieci po 5 klasie w polskim systemie lub 5 lub 6 w kraju pochodzenia (11-12 lat), które chcą kontynuować naukę w polskim systemie edukacji, są zmotywowane do nauki i gotowe na rzetelną pracę.
Proces rekrutacyjny obejmuje:
1. rozmowę z rodzicami
2. test z matematyki
3. rozmowę z kandydatem
Po zakończeniu nauki w klasie przygotowawczej uczniowie dołączą do nowo tworzonych klas 6 i będą kontynuować naukę do końca szkoły podstawowej. Tym samym po ukończeniu podstawówki, będą przygotowane do nauki w polskich szkołach ponadpodstawowych.
Zastrzegamy sobie możliwość nieprzyjęcia dziecka do klasy polskiej w naszej szkole, w przypadku niewywiązywania się z obowiązków szkolnych w trakcie nauki w klasie przygotowawczej, problemów z zachowaniem lub braku współpracy rodziców z kadrą szkolną. W takim przypadku, dziecko może kontynuować naukę w rejonowej szkole podstawowej lub innej placówce wybranej przez rodziców.
W przypadku problemów finansowych rodziny jest możliwość ubiegania się o stypendium (od 10 do 90%) lub w szczególnych przypadkach całkowitego zwolnienia z opłat za naukę.
W sprawach związanych z rekrutacją do klas cudzoziemskich proszę kontaktować się mailowo pod adresem [email protected]
English version:
Since 2024, our school has been running a preparatory class for non-Polish-speaking students (Welcome Program).
The program includes:
· 10 hours of the Polish language instruction
· 5 hours of Mathematics
· 2 hours of English
· Sports and arts classes
Students may also participate in all elective classes together with Polish students.
Elective classes are free of charge.
The teaching staff working with the preparatory class are highly qualified and have many years of experience teaching non-Polish-speaking children, including those with refugee backgrounds. We also provide professional pedagogical and psychological support.
The preparatory class consists of 6 to 8 students.
The purpose of the preparatory class is to provide students with sufficient Polish language skills to enable them to join a regular Polish class. After one year in the preparatory class, students move on to Grade 6 in the Polish program.
The program is intended for students who have completed Grade 5 in the Polish education system or Grade 5 or 6 in their country of origin (aged 11–12), who wish to continue their education within the Polish system, are motivated to learn, and are ready to work diligently.
The recruitment process includes:
1. An interview with the parents
2. A Mathematics test
3. An interview with the candidate
After completing the preparatory year, students join newly formed Grade 6 classes and continue their education until the end of primary school. Upon graduation, they will be prepared to continue their education in Polish secondary schools.
The school reserves the right not to admit a student to the regular Polish class in our school if, during the preparatory year, the student fails to meet academic requirements, demonstrates behavioral problems, or if there is a lack of cooperation between parents and school staff. In such cases, the student may continue their education at their local public primary school or another institution chosen by the parents.
In case of financial difficulties, families may apply for a scholarship (covering 10% to 90% of tuition fees), or in exceptional circumstances, for a full tuition fee waiver.
For matters related to recruitment for international classes, please contact us by email at:
[email protected]
