A modern campus for learning and school life
New campus
Our campus, the Centre of International Education, opened in 2016 and is located on Racławicka Street in the south of Wrocław. It is one of the most modern educational campuses in Poland and was recognised in the “Beautiful Wrocław” architectural competition in 2017.
The building offers 12,000 square metres of usable space across two floors, while the entire campus, including outdoor sports facilities, covers approximately 2.1 hectares. It is organised into separate zones for WIS and its sister schools, ATUT Bilingual Primary School and the International High School of Wrocław, all run by the Foundation of International Education. Students benefit from specialist laboratories for biology, chemistry and physics, large sports halls, humanities classrooms, a fully equipped international library with a reading room, a spacious auditorium, a theatre hall and a cafeteria. During breaks, they can enjoy a large patio and outdoor sports areas. The campus has also been designed with a strong focus on safety and everyday comfort.
Teaching facilities
Students learn in a well-designed environment that supports both focus and individual attention. With class sizes limited to 20, teachers are able to respond to the needs of each student more closely.
Security
Student safety is a key priority at WIS. The campus is monitored around the clock, helping to provide a secure and well-supervised environment for daily school life.
Modern technologies
Technology supports learning across the school through access to a school-wide Wi-Fi network, computers, laptops, interactive boards, 3D printers, dedicated educational software and a wide range of digital resources that enrich everyday teaching and learning.
Sport facilities
WIS students benefit from a large sports hall, two smaller gym spaces and modern outdoor sports facilities that support both physical education and wider school life.
Library
Our international library offers students a welcoming space for reading, research and independent learning. It supports both academic development and a wider love of books and ideas.
