Zagreb · Croatia
American International School of Zagreb
AISZ is a private, non-profit school with a US-influenced programme from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12 and an IB Diploma option. Its campus is in Središće, opposite Bundek Lake.
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Zagreb · Croatia
Bright Horizons — International British School of Zagreb
Bright Horizons provides British education in Zagreb, combining the British National Curriculum and IPC with Cambridge secondary provision. Its primary and secondary campuses have different addresses.
British, IPC
Zagreb · Croatia
British International School of Zagreb
BISZ combines the English National Curriculum with the International Primary Curriculum, followed by Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A-level qualifications. On-campus boarding is available for ages 13–19.
British, IPC
Zagreb · Croatia
EPOHA Private Primary School and Gymnasium
EPOHA is a private primary school and gymnasium in Zagreb’s Podsused district. Its primary school follows the Croatian state programme with Waldorf-inspired methods, including extended topic blocks and practical learning.
Croatian, Waldorf-inspiredComparing schools in Zagreb
This page currently covers 4 schools listed in Zagreb, Croatia. Coverage is growing and does not represent every private school in the area.
Four Zagreb schools, distinct educational routes
Zagreb’s listings cover different types of education. AISZ offers Pre-K through Grade 12 and an IB Diploma option. British International School of Zagreb combines the English curriculum and IPC in primary with Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels later. Bright Horizons publishes Years 1–8, while Epoha offers Croatian primary and language-gymnasium education.
For secondary entry, establish the intended leaving qualification before comparing price. AISZ’s 2026/27 tuition table separates stages and adds a K–12 capital fee. The published BISZ and Epoha fee paragraphs do not clearly label their school year; their headline amounts need a dated quotation. Boarding and intensive learning support also require separate cost comparisons.
School facts are drawn from the linked school profile and its published sources. Comparison advice is SchoolMatch Europe editorial.
American International School of Zagreb · Source 1 ↗ · Source 2 ↗ · Source 3 ↗
Bright Horizons — International British School of Zagreb · Source 1 ↗ · Source 2 ↗ · Source 3 ↗
British International School of Zagreb · Source 1 ↗ · Source 2 ↗ · Source 3 ↗
EPOHA Private Primary School and Gymnasium · Source 1 ↗ · Source 2 ↗ · Source 3 ↗
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| School | Location | Published curriculum labels |
|---|---|---|
| Adria International School | Opatija | IB |
| Split International School | Dugopolje | American, IB |
Curricula represented: American, British, Croatian, IB, IPC, Waldorf-inspired. Labels describe the published programmes; qualifications and entry points vary by stage.
Reported teaching languages: English. Check the language of instruction for the specific class; a language subject is not the same as a bilingual programme.
Fees: 1 of these profiles contain a grade-specific annual tuition example. Compare the same school year and stage, then add compulsory extras.