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Knowledge base · A parent question

How much does a private school in Poland actually cost?

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

Orientation

The map of the market, in approximate numbers.

Prices vary by city and profile, and change every year — treat these as orientation, not quotes. They describe monthly tuition in major cities.

~800–2,000 zł / month

Community & smaller non-public schools

Often the entry point of the paid market — smaller classes, parent involvement, Polish curriculum.

~1,500–4,000 zł / month

Private schools, Polish track

Full-service private schools with extended hours and activities.

~4,000–10,000+ zł / month

Bilingual & international schools

IB and foreign-curriculum schools, mostly in Warsaw, Kraków and the Tricity.

Where the advertised price grows.

Two schools with the same tuition can differ by well over ten thousand złoty a year. Ask every school for the full list before comparing.

  • Entry fee (wpisowe) — one-off, often 1,000–5,000 zł, sometimes per child, sometimes non-refundable.
  • Meals, trips, camps, uniforms, materials — ask what is inside tuition and what arrives as extra invoices.
  • Summer months — some schools bill 12 months, some 10; the same tuition means different yearly totals.
  • Price indexation — check how much tuition rose in the last two years, because it will rise again.
  • And the invisible cost of the default option: paid tutoring on top of a free school. Families in Poland routinely spend hundreds of złoty a month patching gaps a classroom left behind.
Where True Life School stands: we publish pricing principles before price lists — no paid step before the terms are clear, and campus tuition announced per city with everything itemised.