Beehive Primary School is a bilingual institution that offers instruction in both English and Czech for children aged 6 to 10 years old.

Beehive is an ideal choice for students looking for a family environment (the school has a capacity of 120 students) but also a high-quality, challenging, bilingual education. With an unwavering dedication to holistic child development, we masterfully blend the British and Czech curricula, setting a new standard for education in the Czech Republic. Our forward-thinking approach doesn‘t simply lay a robust academic foundation; it also offers a world of opportunities to students within the realm of international education. Our ethos is grounded in the conviction that education is an ongoing journey. With this conviction in mind, we provide an excellent start for each student’s individual path, encompassing academic mastery, physical vitality, and socio-emotional evolution. At the heart of our educational mindset is the belief that joyful students are successful students. Time and experience have shown that true success blooms from comprehensive support, a fostering of self-assurance, a collaborative spirit, mutual respect, and the application of effective learning methodologies.

Pražské humanitní gymnázium, one of the largest private grammar schools in Prague, offers both four-year and eight-year programs. It serves students from 10 to 19 years old and provides instruction in the Czech language.

The school has been operated by the Consilium group since 2016, when they started running their first school.

Pražské humanitní gymnázium is a leader in progressive education, featuring a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students to navigate the ever-changing landscape
of the future. At its core, the school fosters the cultivation of critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, self-reliance, and civic responsibility. We employ project-based learning as a conduit, merging theoretical foundations with tangible real-world applications. For our junior high school students, the block teaching method allows a deep dive into project-based
learning.

Within this structure, students immerse themselves in context-rich activities—stimulating games, thought-provoking discussions, and engaging simulations—fostering an atmosphere of creativity, mutual respect, and teamwork. As they transition to high school, students are given the freedom to follow their own academic journeys. Through elective seminars, insightful lectures, interactive discussions, and dedicated project days, students experience an education tailored to their unique interests and aspirations. All of these endeavours, aimed at student personal growth and autonomy, take place in a nurturing, familial environment that fosters each individual‘s potential.

Square is a Czech-English primary school located in Prague, catering to students from 6 to 15 years old.

It provides instruction in both Czech and English, with extended English language classes. Square caters to the individual needs of each student, while allowing each student to express his or her own unique talents. Our pioneering “Tree Rings” educational methodology begins with what is seen and experienced, then expands to encompass more general and abstract concepts. This provides each child a smooth flow in the acquisition of knowledge from novice to master. Central to our vision is the crafting of an environment that nurtures each student‘s distinctiveness while fostering important skills such as self-awareness, intrinsic motivation, adaptability, and resilience. At the heart of our curriculum is the mission to teach each child the art of learning: identifying aspirations, embracing errors as stepping stones, and charting his or her own academic journey.

By maintaining smaller class sizes—capped at 22 students—we guarantee personalised attention and forge deep, meaningful bonds with each child. Furthermore, our curriculum builds proficiency in both Czech and English language communication, ensuring that our graduates are poised to follow diverse personal and professional paths.