How to Prepare Your Child for an International School in Hungary

We’re excited to announce that Summer Camp at BISB will be back this summer!

When families choose a school, academic results matter. But for most parents, one question matters even more: Will my child be happy here? At The British International School Budapest (BISB), wellbeing is not an initiative or a trend. It is the foundation of everything we do. Because children only achieve their very best when they feel safe, supported, understood and confident.

Bernát and Benedek represented BISB beautifully at the József Attila Recitation Competition, taking the stage in an incredibly strong field.

We are excited to share the launch of our new project — the renovation and reconstruction of the outdoor learning environment in our Early Years Centre.

Choosing the right Primary school is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. These years are about far more than learning to read, write, and calculate—they shape how children think, how they see the world, and how they feel about learning itself. At The British International School Budapest, Primary education is designed to do exactly that: build confident, curious, and capable learners who are ready for whatever comes next.

We are delighted to announce our exciting new project: the renovation of Sports Field 1, which will produce a high-performance surface as used in the O2 Stadium in London.

At The British International School Budapest, we believe that a child’s first experience of education should be filled with wonder, joy, and discovery. Our Early Years programme, designed for children aged 3 to 5, provides a nurturing environment where curiosity is encouraged, confidence is built, and a lifelong love of learning begins.

BISB Celebrates Recognition as One of Budapest’s Most Popular International Schools for 2025

As AI accelerates into classrooms and workplaces around the world, a new global study suggests the real advantage for the next generation won’t be technical fluency alone, but it will be the human skills that technology cannot replicate.

Lizanna Ivanka from Year 5 has once again claimed the title of National Champion in Figure Skating.