Curriculum

6 Key
Competency Map

Our curriculum is built upon the OECD Learning Compass 2030, focusing on six transformative competencies essential for success in an unpredictable and fast-evolving world. 

We develop them through a unique blend of:

  • Sapiens Competency Map and programs for personal growth and autonomy;
  • Cambridge IGCSE & A-Level Framework – academic depth and global standards;

  • Polish National Curriculum – civic, ethical, and cultural grounding;
  • Ivy League Pedagogy – innovation, reflection, and project-based learning.

This fusion prepares students not just for exams, but for life.

Self-Regulation

Developing emotional intelligence, self-discipline, and resilience. Students learn how toset personal goals, manage time, and deal with stress. These skills enhance mental well-being and academic performance.

Communication

Honing verbal and non-verbal communication across diverse settings. This includes active listening, public speaking, digital literacy, and multilingual proficiency—vital in global careers and multicultural teams.

Critical Thinking

Cultivating curiosity, evidence-based reasoning, and ethical decision-making. Students engage in debates, simulations, and problem-solving that sharpen their analytical skills.

Creativity

Encouraging innovative thinking, experimentation, and artistic expression. Through design thinking, arts integration, and cross-disciplinary projects, students build confidence and originality.

Adaptability & Flexibility

Preparing students to navigate uncertainty, change careers, and embrace lifelong learning. Real-world simulations, diverse work formats, and interdisciplinary learning promote agility.

Cooperation

Building collaboration, empathy, and conflict resolution skills. Students work on joint projects, participate in peer feedback, and contribute to the school community.

Specializations

High School Specializations

Students choose thematic pathways to explore career interests, build portfolios, and gain hands-on experience:

Arts & Design

Study visual arts, digital design, and creative writing. Students curate exhibitions and learn from industry professionals.

Biotechnology

Lab-based investigations, biotech startups, field trips, and health science exploration.

Business and Entrepreneurship

From idea development to startup pitching, students work with real entrepreneurs and design their own ventures.

Computer Science and Coding

Cover programming languages, app development, game design, and AI foundations, paired with tech field visits.

Psychology (Coming Soon)

Learn cognitive science, emotional literacy, and interpersonal dynamics to understand human behavior in depth.

Events

Signature Events that Expand Learning

At Sapiens, learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our signature events are immersive, student-led experiences that spark creativity, foster real-world skills, and build meaningful connections with the world around us. These moments become milestones in our educational journey—where knowledge meets action, ideas take shape, and every voice can make an impact.

TEDx Sapiens Up School Youth

One red dot. Countless bold ideas. TEDx Sapiens Up School Youth is our student-led, independently organized TEDx event—curated, designed, and hosted entirely by students.

They take the stage to share personal stories, fresh insights, and daring visions on topics like mental health, digital identity, activism, and climate justice. In the process, they grow as storytellers, public speakers, and confident changemakers.

Beyond the spotlight, students also learn event production—handling everything from media to logistics. TEDx Sapiens Up School Youth is more than an event—it’s a movement of young voices ready to inspire.

Arts, Design & IT Expos

“Visions” is our flagship exhibition where art, design, and technology come together to celebrate creativity and innovation. Showcasing work from our Arts and Design and Computer Science & Coding specialisations, the expo features fashion, video art, graphic design, coding projects, product prototypes, and more.

Students present their year-long work to families, peers, and guests—gaining real feedback, confidence, and a deeper understanding of creative communication.

For a few days, our school transforms into a gallery, a lab, and a studio—where imagination takes shape.

Cultural Festivals

A vibrant celebration of global traditions and local identities, the Cultural Festival reflects the rich diversity of our school community. Through food, music, fashion, language, and student-led performances, we honour the cultures that shape us—creating space for curiosity, dialogue, and joy.

This event is more than a celebration; it’s a living mosaic of who we are, where every student’s and teacher’s background becomes a source of pride, empathy, and connection.

Hackathons

This high-energy, 8-hour sprint is one of the most exciting days of the year. The Hackathon unites students in multi-age teams to tackle real-world challenges through design thinking, innovation, and technology.

It’s not just about coding—it’s about bold problem-solving. Teams dive into user-focused issues, prototype fast, and pitch their ideas to a product owner.

Along the way, students build resilience, teamwork, and strategic thinking—discovering they don’t have to wait to make an impact. They can start now.

Dream Job Program

The Dream Job Initiative connects students with professionals—from architects and artists to lawyers and engineers—offering real-world insights through interviews, mentorships, company visits, and job shadowing.

Students ask big questions and start to shape their own paths. They explore careers, build confidence, and learn what working life is really like.

This program brings career education to life—fueling both aspiration and direction.

Literary & Creative Writing Events

“Literaturnyk” is a soulful evening celebrating language and self-expression. Held several times a year, it invites students, teachers, and guests to share original poems, monologues, music, and reflections.

With candles, cushions, and heartfelt honesty, it’s a space where shy voices grow stronger and diverse identities shine through multilingual performances.

Students not only perform but also organize the event—curating the program, decor, and atmosphere. It’s education for the soul.

Open Day – Online & On-site!

Join our Open Day in two parts:

💻 Online Session – 23.07.2025 / 28.07.2025

Meet the Director, Program Coordinator, high school specialization coordinator and English Teacher. It’s a great opportunity to ask questions and learn more – all from the comfort of your home!

🏫 On-site Visit – 09.08.2025 / 16.08.2025

Visit us in person, meet our team, and get a real feel for what it’s like to study with us.

Warsaw, ul. Grójecka 208

📌 Participation is free. We look forward to seeing you!

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