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Riverside International School Retains “Outstanding” Status in Latest British Schools Overseas Inspection

Riverside International School Prague has once again achieved the highest possible rating in every category of its latest British Schools Overseas (BSO) inspection, according to the report released following the March 2026 review. The result marks the third consecutive inspection in which the school has received a full “Outstanding” judgement, extending a 12-year record of top-tier evaluations. As part of the recommendations, Riverside was encouraged to, “Become a beacon of excellence for other schools — leverage expertise and exploit the school’s position as a leader of innovation, to drive and support regional developments. The British Schools Overseas framework is a formal inspection process aligned with standards set by the UK Department for Education. Designed to ensure that British international schools operate at the same level as leading independent schools in England, the BSO accreditation is widely regarded as one of the most rigorous external benchmarks for British education overseas. In addition to its BSO status, Riverside is accredited and recognised by a number of respected international and British organisations, including the Council of International Schools (CIS), New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Council of British International Schools (COBIS), and the Association of British Schools Overseas (AoBSO). The school...

 by Prague Morning Jun 01, 2026

Study From Anywhere: The Prague University That Fits Around Your Life

University studies are still often associated with a fixed schedule, daily attendance at lectures, and limited time for work or personal life. However, this model no longer reflects today’s reality. More and more people are working while studying, developing their own projects, or seeing their careers naturally expand beyond national borders. In these situations, they face the decision of whether to prioritize their studies or a job opportunity. Unicorn University responds to this reality by building on adaptability. The traditional structure of university studies is no longer sufficient today. More and more students are combining their studies with a career that doesn’t always follow a linear path. One day you might be working in Prague, and the next you might accept an offer abroad. That is precisely why educational models are evolving to reflect the needs of today. For example, Unicorn University offers multiple study formats – from on-campus to part-time to fully online. On-site studies take place at the university’s campus, part-time studies are typically held on weekends, and the hybrid format is delivered fully online with live consultations with teachers. Each format adapts to the student’s needs, not the other way around. “Part-time or online studying is becoming...

 by Prague Morning May 24, 2026

British vs. International Curriculum: What’s the Real Difference?

“The British curriculum is way more complex than what we see in Hogwarts or the movies, where the curriculum reflects on individual interconnected topics expanding personal growth and knowledge,” states Robert Charles Ford, Executive Headteacher of Perrott Hill British School Prague. It’s about creating the “Goldilocks” environment for individuals—focused on balancing comfort with well-being and support, and on building lifelong resilience. Ford mentions how this British model is ingrained with holistic values of social responsibility, intellectual curiosity, and global citizenship, serving as essential pillars to an international lifestyle. Nowadays, with the rise of AI learning, British educational focus is becoming more valuable, as character, ethics, and humanity are learned through the classroom and emphasized through critical thinking skills. These are the next generation of leaders in all sorts of fields: from medicine and public health to teaching and business, they will be equipped with the mindset and skills. The British system has always had an element of: “let’s develop the student to be the best version of themselves they can.” Prague is a very crowded market for international education hubs, which is why Perrott Hill Prague is focused on providing quality Cambridge schooling on the path to the only A-Level...

 by Prague Morning Apr 15, 2026

Studying in English? You Don’t Have to Limit Your Search to Foreign Universities

Prague is truly an international city. It is home to expats from all over the world, people with dual citizenship, students who have grown up in multiple countries, and young professionals working at global companies. For many of them, English is the natural language of everyday communication. But when they think about pursuing a college education, they often automatically assume they’ll have to choose a foreign university. In reality, however, that isn’t necessary. Unicorn University offers programs taught in English right in Prague. People living in the Czech Republic still often assume that if they want to study in English, they have to choose a foreign university. However, that is not the only option. It is also possible to study in English right here in Prague. For people who already live here, this may well be the easiest route. “Programs taught in English have been part of Unicorn University for many years, and our school is naturally open to students from an international background. For people who live in Prague or are planning their careers here, we offer an alternative to foreign universities. They can obtain a university education in English here without having to leave the city where they...

 by Prague Morning Apr 12, 2026

Central Point International School Marks 20 Years in Prague

Central Point International School is celebrating two decades of education in Prague. Established in 2004, the school in Prague 3 has become a popular choice for local and international families, offering an English-language curriculum and a focus on both academic progress and student well-being. To mark the milestone, the school has brought its Panda Preschool fully under the Central Point name, uniting its youngest and primary students under one identity. Families arriving each morning are now greeted by a large, freshly painted panda mural on the school’s exterior wall, created by a former student as a symbol of growth and community. A smaller mural at the end of the wall was recently completed by students and parents to celebrate 20 years of shared school spirit and togetherness. Over the past 20 years, Central Point has expanded steadily while maintaining a relatively small and personal environment. Teachers highlight the school’s emphasis on individual care, saying that students’ strengths and challenges are addressed in close cooperation with families. “Within every struggling student lies a future success story,” the school noted in its anniversary statement. Recent changes include the addition of three new rooms, a remodel of existing spaces, and a refreshed school...

 by Prague Morning Oct 21, 2025

Seven Schools Shaping Futures in Prague: A Guide for the 2025/26 Academic Year

Prague’s international and alternative schools continue to attract families seeking high-quality, personalized education for their children. Parents want to be reassured that the quality of education they expect will match what they receive, but sometimes places at schools are granted on the bases of vacancy, and not preference. From long-standing international schools to new educational ventures, we bring to you these seven schools that highlight the diversity and vibrancy of learning in the Czech capital. Fostra Elementary: A Modern Take on Primary Education Choosing the right school in an international city like Prague means finding more than strong academics—it’s about creating a nurturing environment that shapes a child’s lifelong learning journey. At Fostra Elementary, principal Jan Voda emphasizes bilingual immersion, with two teachers per class (a native English speaker and a Czech teacher) ensuring children “live” the language rather than study it in isolation. Small class sizes, project-based learning, and a focus on 21st-century skills like critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration help both Czech and international students thrive. With its diverse community, inclusive approach, parental involvement, and personalized support for new arrivals, Fostra offers families a flexible, child-centered alternative to traditional schooling—one that prioritizes curiosity, growth, and confidence alongside academic...

 by Prague Morning Oct 13, 2025

Beyond Grades: How Fostra Elementary Inspires Prague’s Kids

Choosing the right school is one of the biggest decisions parents face — especially in an international city like Prague, where options vary widely. Jan Voda, principal of Fostra Elementary, a Czech-English school in Prague’s Žižkov district, explains why the choice goes beyond academics and why finding the right environment matters just as much. For Voda, the decision became personal when choosing a school for his own child. He soon realized that education isn’t only about buildings or curricula — it’s about shaping a child’s experience in a way that lasts a lifetime. At Fostra Elementary, about half of the teaching is conducted in English. But the goal isn’t simply to learn a language as a subject. “Children live English here,” says Voda. The school employs two teachers in each classroom — a native English speaker and an experienced Czech teacher — to create a bilingual environment where students feel at ease switching between languages. This approach helps both local Czech children and international students adjust comfortably and prepares them for future studies in international or IB programs. Voda emphasizes that Fostra doesn’t focus solely on grades. Instead, the school prioritizes teaching methods that engage children through project work, interdisciplinary...

 by Prague Morning Oct 06, 2025

From Meridian to Perrott Hill: A New Chapter for Prague’s International School

One of Prague’s well-known international schools is undergoing a major transformation. Formerly known as Meridian, it has rebranded as Perrott Hill British School Prague, aligning itself with the respected Perrott Hill School in the UK. But what does this change mean for students and parents? And how will the school position itself in Prague’s competitive international education market? A Strategic Shift Executive Headmaster Dr. Craig Wilson explains that the rebrand is more than a name change—it reflects a shift in approach. By joining the Perrott Hill Education group, which includes schools in the UK, Spain, and Lithuania, the Prague campus is moving into a more collaborative and resource-rich environment. “This move allows us to maintain our high academic standards while benefiting from the support and expertise of a wider educational network,” Dr Wilson says. “It’s about strengthening our curriculum, broadening opportunities for students, and refining the overall experience for families.” The school follows the National Curriculum of England, with small class sizes—capped at 16 students in Year 1 and 20 from Year 2 onwards—to ensure individual attention for students. With over 500 students from more than 50 nationalities, it remains one of the most diverse international schools in the Czech...

 by Prague Morning Mar 20, 2025

How to Improve Your College Experience: Guide for International Students

Culture shock can be a daunting experience just by itself. If you add the rigors and challenges of college life, the situation can be difficult to navigate. Most students, especially during their first years, can have difficulties going from the relative leisure of high school life to a more structured and challenging path in higher education. In addition, we have to consider that most students are young adults, and a healthy life must also include socializing and integrating into a broader collective. The international students obviously can see this as a challenge, as they live in a culture and city that is not their own. There are things that you can do to increase your odds of graduating successfully, like networking, finding the best assignment help website, or even working part-time to get to know the local area. Let’s take a look at some of the best actions that you can take: 1. Use the Web We live during a time of unprecedented globalization, and that phenomenon can be used to your advantage. This is not the first time that the intellectual sphere from multiple countries had to collaborate. Latin was the first language used, and then French. Nowadays, English...

 by Prague Morning Feb 16, 2024

Business Management in English Entirely Online at Unicorn University

Unicorn University has successfully accredited the online form of the Business Management bachelor’s study program in English. The first students who can apply for the program now will start studying in February 2023. “The Business Management study program prepares students for management positions, especially in middle management, and provides them with key know-how important for starting their own business,” says prof. Ing. Jan Čadil, Ph.D., the President of the University and the guarantor of the Business Management study program. Online education’s primary advantage is that it allows students to study according to their own time options. This opens the way to graduating from university, even for people who otherwise would not be able to do so. These are, for example, mothers taking care of children or working or otherwise busy people. This fact is also confirmed by the director of Unicorn University, Ing. Marek Beránek, Ph.D.: “Unicorn University’s mission is, among other things, to provide simple access to education and enable people to study from anywhere and at any time. Thanks to the fact that we now have an accredited online form of study in English, we want to offer this option to students from all over the world.“ It...

 by Prague Morning Dec 15, 2022
Meridian International School Prague

Meridian International School Prague: British Education and Multicultural Atmosphere

Many people believe that the purpose of going to school is simply to pass the exams in order to graduate with the highest score possible, without any need to learn anything. Memorize, then drop. Fortunately, that is not the case at Meridian International School, a place that offers the highest pedagogical standards in Prague. Helping the student to feel comfortable learning is the main priority at this school. We spoke to Ms. Radka, Head of Early Years, and Mr. Michal, Deputy Director of Meridian International School, to find out more about the school. It is a school that values, above all, its multicultural richness and family atmosphere. For Ms. Radka and Mr. Michal, the key to academic success does not require high scores, obsessive study or student skills. Success is always found in a welcoming environment because a person’s life, from the time he or she attends school as a preschooler, revolves around one thing: relationships with other people. Humans are social beings. What would the world be like if we all, instead of learning from each other, focused on memorizing a book only to forget it the next day? Argentine cartoonist Quino once said: “Educating is more difficult than...

 by Prague Morning Apr 26, 2022

Charles University to Host Webinar on Understanding How to Behave With Trans, Non-Binary People

As of a few days ago, per a notice sent from the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University, employees are encouraged to attend training to learn “how to properly behave towards trans and non-binary colleagues and students.” FSV UK is preparing a seminar on the topic which is modeled on presentations given by Western universities.  The term “trans” refers to people whose gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth; the term “non-binary” refers to those individuals who identify outside of the gender binary, meaning they do not consider themselves either women or men.   The entire training will be held as a webinar, which will be led by organizers from the non-profit Transparent. While the event itself is not mandatory, the faculty asks “those departments that deal directly with students and staff to send at least one representative to the webinar.” Among other things, the representatives will get acquainted with the training on topics regarding the gender non-conforming community. “We will try interactively how to behave in situations that could occur on the campus to trans and non-binary people,” the material says. The seminar is organized directly by FSV UK, which considers itself supportive of the LGBTQ+ community,...

 by Prague Morning Oct 19, 2021

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