Compare schools across Czechia.

Check the actual primary and middle sequence

International School of Prague (ISP) maps PYP from early childhood through Grade 5, MYP in Grades 6–10 and both Diploma and Career-related programmes in Grades 11–12. That is a specific school sequence. Ask which younger division or senior option would be in the offer rather than treating every IB-branded Prague school as the same pathway or assuming all senior pupils take the same award.

Prague British International School (PBIS) describes an MYP framework for ages eleven to fourteen followed by IGCSE, but its footnote expressly states candidate status and pursuit of authorisation. Preserve that distinction when comparing it with ISP. Brno's current overview names nursery PYP and Cambridge IGCSE/IB Diploma for senior study; request the actual primary and pre-Diploma curriculum for the intended cohort rather than extending one phase label across the school.

Sources: ISP: exact primary, middle and two senior programmes · PBIS: lower-secondary MYP candidacy and IGCSE · Brno: current school overview

Compare senior awards and school-year numbering

Brno's separate upper-school page describes a four-year programme with Diploma in its final school Years 12–13. Riverside also describes IGCSE in Years 10–11 and Diploma in Years 12–13, while ISP uses Grades 11–12 for senior programmes. These numbering systems need a transcript comparison, not an assumed difference in the child's completed education.

Riverside distinguishes its credit-based High School Diploma from the IB Diploma course. PBIS separately describes its senior Diploma route; lower-secondary candidacy should not decide the status of distinct senior provision. For ISP's CP, request the career-related provider and requirements. Have each school identify its graduation document, examined qualification and subject levels without assuming automatic Czech maturita equivalence or a combined award.

Sources: Brno: four-year upper-school and final-two-year Diploma · Riverside: IGCSE, IB and school-diploma distinctions · ISP: exact primary, middle and two senior programmes · PBIS: separately described senior Diploma route

Plan language study and the teaching site

Riverside describes Czech-for-Czechs provision separately from its IGCSE and IB course map. Ask how the child's Czech-language study and national coursework fit that arrangement; it is not a general placement rule for every family. Compare teaching language, support and assessed work with the receiving class, particularly when moving into a two-year senior sequence.

Use Brno and Prague as different collection starting points, then confirm the offered division's campus and timetable. Brno's upper-school page gives its Brno-Vinohrady address; a shared brand elsewhere does not establish the same site. Send reports and course outlines for a written transfer review and request current academic-year financial terms. Have the next institution check the precise credential, subjects and completion date before relying on broad recognition or credit language.

Sources: Riverside: IGCSE, IB and school-diploma distinctions · Brno: four-year upper-school and final-two-year Diploma · PBIS: separately described senior Diploma route

Curriculum pathways recorded across the collection

Each row combines evidence from several profiles. Its phases may be offered at different schools; it does not mean every school provides every phase. Online delivery is listed separately. Open the school profile for its exact route and eligibility.

Parent questions about Czechia schools

Start with a destination collection

The following collections have the most included profiles. Counts describe directory coverage, rather than local market size or school quality.

• PragueCzechia · 3 profiles
• BrnoCzechia · 1 profile