Community & smaller non-public schools
Often the entry point of the paid market — smaller classes, parent involvement, Polish curriculum.
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In big Polish cities, monthly tuition at non-public schools typically runs from around 1,500 zł to 4,000+ zł; bilingual and international schools often go far higher. The advertised number is rarely the real number — entry fees, meals and extras add up. Here is how to compare honestly.
Reviewed August 2026 · ranges are approximate
Prices vary by city and profile, and change every year — treat these as orientation, not quotes. They describe monthly tuition in major cities.
Often the entry point of the paid market — smaller classes, parent involvement, Polish curriculum.
Full-service private schools with extended hours and activities.
IB and foreign-curriculum schools, mostly in Warsaw, Kraków and the Tricity.