Kwidzyn Independent Schools include The Independent Primary School, The Independent Middle School and the Independent Secondary School named after the Polish Nobel Prize Winners.

The schools are attended by about 350 students aged 6 – 19 The schools are attended by about 350 students aged 6 – 19. The number of students in classes is relatively small – up to 20 students. Foreign languages are studied in groups of up to 10 students. This allows to achieve good academic progress.

The students study English, Russian, German and French. English is studied by all the students and they are quite fluent at it. One may choose one or two more languages to learn out of German, French or Russian.

We take part in the international youth exchange programmes like Erasmus, Comenius,and numerous projects. So far, we have been to: Gross Hellen Middle School (Celle-Germany), a school In Bar (Ukraine), an artistic school In Zelenograd (Russia), a secondary school in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) and received guests from those schools.

We took part in the ‘What, Where. When. ’ Tournament in Kaliningrad We took part in the ‘What, Where? When?’ Tournament in Kaliningrad. Within Comenius Project (2006 – 2009) we cooperated withschools from France, Italy and Romania, In 2012 – 2014 Comenius we had partners from Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Portugal. Now we are involved In the Erasmus+ Project with France, UK, Italy, Spain, Greece, Croatia and Lithuania partners. We also receive foreign volunteers and take part in the e- Twinning projects.

We live in a beautiful neighbourhood We live in a beautiful neighbourhood. Apart from our historical town of Kwidzyn, it’s worth visiting nearby Gdansk, Torun and Cichocinek.

To better get to know your friends you should spend some time together.

Many of the events held here involve our parents and relatives.

We are outgoing, friendly and hospitable people.

The students and teachers of Kwidzyn Independent Schools.