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Akademeia High School is an academically-selective international school in Warsaw, offering iGCSEs and A Levels and preparing students for the best universities in the world.
Akademeia High School is an academically-selective international school in Warsaw, offering iGCSEs and A Levels and preparing students for the best universities in the world.
Akademeia High School is an academically-selective international school in Warsaw, offering iGCSEs and A Levels and preparing students for the best universities in the world.
Akademeia High School is celebrating outstanding 2021 A Level results with 91% of A*- A grades and exceptional 63% of A* grades. Our graduates have been successful in obtaining offers from the renowned universities around the world.
100% of our Year 13 students who submitted early round applications to Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, were offered places on their chosen courses.
It was great to see all students and teachers, new and returning, back on campus on Monday, August 30th. We wish all of our students, parents, teachers and staff an exciting and fruitful academic year ahead!
Akademeia High School is a private international high school in Warsaw, offering A Levels and iGCSEs. Our school focuses on developing both students’ academic abilities and their artistic, athletic and leadership potential.
All classes are conducted exclusively in English. We are an accredited UCAS centre, Cambridge International, Edexcel (Pearson) and AQA examination centre.
We have also prepared a special intensive SAT/ACT exam course for students who are interested in applying to American universities.
Akademeia High School is part of Akademeia Educational Group (AEG), which is able to draw upon over 10 years of experience in educational consultancy and tutoring held by AEG’s Founder and a select team of highly qualified teachers.
A set of assessment exercises helps us to understand each student’s academic profile. As a result of this process, we can create an educational programme that matches each student’s interests and abilities, and which will best enable them to fulfil their potential.
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On Thursday, November 18, our students had a very unique opportunity to look at the institutional perspective behind the EU asylum procedures and practical reality of refugees who go through the procedures, with two excellent experts in the field, during the Akademeia Seminar titled: ‘The Common European Asylum System: Theory and Practice’.
Year 13 students brought a year’s worth of work to an end on Wednesday 17th of November, presenting their Extended Projects to groups of staff and students. The audience were treated to talks on Economics, Medicine, Physics, Art, Biology, Law, History, Politics and many others.
Aleksy, Air Thief Team Leader, said, ‘Working on the satellite and going through the whole process was so much fun for us, that we really wanted more students to share this unforgettable experience.’
This fall, we virtually welcomed seven prestigious universities from the United States to a panel discussion about choosing a pathway for university studies. Our students were eager to have their questions answered during the Q&A session, moderated by some of our talented 6th form students!
Catchy slogans, inspiring manifestos and thought-provoking posters – all signs of the 2021 AHS Student Council elections that culminated with the Presidential Debate in front of the whole school. All votes are in now and we are waiting impatiently for the results!
On October 5th, we hosted Dr Namrata Sengupta with her Science Talk: What it means to be a science communicator: From part-time volunteering to a full-time career. Two weeks later, our Year 13 student Liubou has launched a new student-led Science Communication Club, inspired by the talk!
