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Why choose Park Lane International School for your child?

Central Location

Our Primary and preschool branch caters for children from 2-10 (Pre-Nursery-Year 5) and is located close to central Prague in the leafy and peaceful neighbourhood of Střešovice (Norbertov 3, Prague 6). The Primary and Senior School (Y6-Y13) is situated directly beneath the walls of Prague Castle in the historic district of Malá Strana (Valdštejnská 151/6a, Prague 1). Travel between the two sites is relatively easy and the journey takes around 10 minutes by tram or private car.

Our school buildings and excellent facilities

The buildings are newly reconstructed with every care taken to ensure a vibrant, safe and state-of-the-art environment for our students. Classrooms are fully equipped with up-to-date resources and technology. In both locations we have a school hall, playground, multi-purpose sports pitch, library and all the facilities necessary for teaching and learning. Our technological resources include Apple Mac computers, SmartBoards, Visualisers and datashow projectors.

Experienced staff

Our dedicated teachers are dynamic and enthusiastic professional educators. Native speakers of English, UK qualified and experienced, they have taught in a range of international schools around the world. They routinely participate in ongoing professional development in order to keep up to date with educational practice and innovations and take full advantage of our in-house professional development facility: CPLP.

Broad and balanced curriculum

Our primary school follows the National Curriculum of England and pupils prepare for SAT’s at the end of Years 2 and 6 respectively. Our Secondary school pupils will enter Cambridge IGCSE examinations at the end of Year 11 and will finish their studies by taking International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) exams at the end of Year 13. In addition to regular lessons, we believe that school trips, special projects and events are an integral part of the curriculum and are essential for the development of our students.