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Mon, 15 June 2026

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Prague British International School

The largest British international school in the Czech Republic, part of the Nord Anglia Education group, with three campuses across Prague 4 and Prague 6 serving ages 2-19.

Prague British International School campus
Prague British International School, Prague 4. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels / IB
Fees, annual
CZK 375k–796k
Ages
2 to 19
Pupils
~1,500
Founded
2017

Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Pre-Nursery / Nursery (age 2-3) 2 CZK 375,000
Reception (age 4) 4 CZK 495,000
Year 1-2 (age 5-6) 5 CZK 651,000
Year 3-4 (age 7-8) 7 CZK 685,000
Year 5-6 (age 9-10) 9 CZK 696,000
Year 7-9 (age 11-13) 11 CZK 722,000
Year 10-11 (age 14-15) 14 CZK 760,000
Year 12-13 (age 16-17) 16 CZK 796,000

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Application Fee (one-time) CZK 15,000
School Bus (annual, optional) CZK 84,000


  • A Nord Anglia school operating across three Prague campuses (Kamyk, Libus, Vlastina), serving families from sixty-plus nationalities.
  • Parent surveys quoted by Nord Anglia put 96% of children as happy at school and 95% with strong teacher relationships, on a moderate sample.
  • One parent said primary and kindergarten are "great" but they would not recommend the secondary in the same terms.
  • A separate critical review flagged that academics felt below average and fees sat close to the group's UK and Switzerland sister schools despite Czech costs.
  • Czech-language threads default to PBIS as the English-medium option for expats, with the consistent caveat that fees are high (around 360,000 to 760,000 CZK).

Positives

  • Primary strength. Parents single out the early years and primary as the school's strongest phase.
  • International community. Parents say the multinational mix and English-medium delivery are the main draw for expat families in Prague.

Considerations

  • Secondary doubts. At least one parent and one critical reviewer say the upper school does not match the primary's reputation.
  • Fees and value. Czech-language and forum threads consistently flag fees as high, with one parent saying value sits below other Nord Anglia campuses in cheaper countries.
  • Group operations. Teacher comments on Nord Anglia describe salary scales and corporate operations rather than campus-specific concerns.

Leadership

Nick West

Nick West is the Principal of Prague British International School (PBIS), appointed in 2025. He joined PBIS from Nord Anglia International School Rotterdam, where he also served as Principal. With extensive experience in international education leadership, he has also held positions at other Nord Anglia schools including Jakarta, Shanghai, and Bratislava. He is committed to creating a welcoming and collaborative community where students are nurtured and inspired to reach their full potential through a holistic and personalized approach to learning.

Accreditations

  • ISI 01
  • Cognia 02

  • IB pass rate (2025) 99%
  • IB average (2025) 34 points

K Lesu 558/2, Praha 4, 142 00, Czech Republic

School website