Elementary School – Grades 1–5

Elementary School for Children in Grades 1 to 5 in Central Olomouc

Strong foundations. Broader horizons.

We are a Czech-English school offering education from Grades 1 to 9. We combine strong academic foundations with Montessori education, extended English instruction and project-based learning.

Discover our Elementary programme, where children develop essential knowledge and skills before continuing to DIDASKO, our Lower Secondary programme.

English-speaking families: how registration works, step by step →

Lower Elementary | Grades 1–2

Children build confidence in reading, writing and mathematics. Montessori materials help them understand new concepts through hands-on experiences.

They gradually learn to concentrate, organise their work, collaborate and explore the world through Cosmic Education.

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Safe environment

Small class size, stable teachers and clear structure help children feel secure and confident.

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Reading, writing and maths – clear and meaningful

We focus on strong basics. Montessori materials lead children from concrete understanding to abstraction and true comprehension.

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Every day in Czech and English

Czech teachers and native speakers work side-by-side. English is not a subject – it’s a natural part of songs, projects, play and everyday communication.

Upper Elementary | Grades 3–5

Children deepen their knowledge, develop research skills and discover connections between subjects.

Interdisciplinary projects, experimentation, collaboration and presentations play an important role in their learning. They gradually prepare for the next stage of their education at DIDASKO.

A day at our school

Morning circle

Time to connect, share and plan the day

Work cycle
focused work individually or in small groups
Czech & maths
systematic, hands-on, understandable
English throughout the day
with Czech teachers and native speakers
Lunch and Outdoor time –
Park time
Afternoon club
Art, informatics, physical education, english/czech club

English as a natural part of every day

Every morning, children work within an extended learning block that includes Czech language, mathematics, English and project-based learning taught in English (CLIL).

At our school, children:

This means children do not simply study English as a subject. They actively use it while exploring new topics, working on projects and communicating with English-speaking teachers.

English becomes a natural part of their education, helping them develop not only vocabulary and grammar, but also the confidence to think, collaborate and express their ideas in English.

Teachers who truly know each child

Small groups allow our teachers to pay attention to every child’s progress and individual needs.

Our team includes Czech-speaking and English-speaking teachers, as well as specialists in individual subject areas.

Enrolment for Grade 1 – how it works

Enrolment for Grade 1 takes place on 15 January 2026.

We don’t hold formal entrance exams.
Each child is invited to a short individual meeting and classroom visit.

The goal is simple — we want to understand how the child learns, communicates and responds to the environment.
At the same time, parents can see how we work and decide whether our approach fits their expectations.

Admission is a mutual decision: the child should benefit from being part of our school, and the school should be the right environment for the child to grow.

This professional and respectful process helps us make sure that every child who joins our community can truly succeed here.

Visit us first.

Join one of our Open Days to see the classrooms in action and meet our teachers.

Submit your application.

The form is available online.

Personal meeting.

We meet each family individually to ensure the right fit and smooth start.

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Qualified Team of Guides

Our experienced educators are passionate about children and hold top-tier AMI Montessori certifications, with years of expertise in Montessori education.

Jan Lakomý

Jan Lakomý

Informatics Teacher

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Jana Hetmanová

Jana Hetmanová

Afterschool club instructor, Elementary assistant, PE teacher

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Lucie Kordová

Lucie Kordová

music teacher

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Kristýna Balážová

Kristýna Balážová

Montessori Elementary Czech teacher

Come and experience our school

Choosing a school is an important decision. We would love to welcome you for a personal visit and introduce you to our teachers, learning environment and educational approach.

We welcome children entering Grade 1 and, subject to availability, also accept transfers from other schools.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is your school part of the Czech education system?

Yes. We are an officially registered Czech school offering education from Grades 1 to 9, following a school educational programme aligned with the Czech national curriculum.

2. Do children learn the same academic content as in traditional Czech schools?

Yes. We meet the requirements of the Czech national curriculum and enrich our programme with Montessori education, English and interdisciplinary projects.

3. How is English integrated into the school day?

English is part of our daily morning learning block, which includes Czech language, mathematics, English and project-based learning in English (CLIL). Children use English every day, not only during language lessons, but also while exploring other subjects and communicating with their teachers.

4. Does my child need previous Montessori experience?

No. We also welcome children from other preschools and elementary schools.

5. How do you monitor children’s progress?

Our teachers continuously monitor children’s knowledge, skills and individual development and provide regular feedback.

6. Can children continue to Lower Secondary?

Yes. Our Elementary programme continues into DIDASKO, our Lower Secondary programme for Grades 6–9.

7. Can children transfer during the school year?

Yes, depending on available places and following an introductory meeting.

8. Can I visit a class?

Of course. We would be happy to welcome you for a personal visit.