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In a recent Forbes podcast, David Lawlor, Interim Principal of PBIS, shares why future-ready education must focus on transferable skills, critical thinking, and responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Tom's story is a powerful example of how PBIS supports students from their earliest years to find their passions, challenge themselves and build the confidence to pursue ambitious goals. Having joined PBIS at just three years old, Tom’s journey reflects the strength of long‑term relationships, personalised development, and a school environment built on encouragement, opportunity and community.

At Prague British International School, meaningful learning experiences happen also outside the classroom, when students take an idea, and turn it into something real. This is at the heart of the JA Enterprise Club, where Secondary students explore entrepreneurship, innovation, and problem-solving through practical experience.

At Prague British International School, we believe education should do more than prepare students for exams. It should help them develop the confidence, leadership skills, and global awareness needed to make a positive difference in the world. Through our Social Impact programme, students explore real-world challenges, find causes that matter to them, and take meaningful action in their school, local community, and beyond.

We are delighted to celebrate the achievements of our International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme students at Prague British International School (PBIS). The IB Diploma results 2026 reflect not only academic excellence, but also the resilience, determination, and global outlook our students have developed throughout their time at PBIS.

Since graduating from PBIS, Dominika has followed a steady and focused path into the field of aviation. She is currently training to become a professional pilot at the Czech Technical University in Prague. Her story shows what happens when curiosity meets discipline and how an interest can transform into a clear professional path.

Anastas will be entering Year 13 after the summer holidays. His journey into engineering began three years ago when he joined the Hydrogen Racing Car STEAM Club. What started as a simple extracurricular choice quickly developed into one of the most impressive student-led engineering stories at our school.

Not getting into your first-choice school can feel like a setback. But in Prague, there are strong alternatives among British, bilingual, and international schools, that may offer a better long-term fit.

A practical guide for families choosing an international school in Prague. This checklist explores key factors including teaching quality, academic pathways, wellbeing, curriculum breadth and long-term student outcomes to help parents make a confident, informed decision.

Artificial intelligence can generate answers in seconds. But can it teach your child how to question, interpret, challenge, and lead? As technology reshapes how we live and work, the real advantage for today’s children is not speed. It’s depth. It’s judgement. It’s confidence. At Prague British International School, we believe the future belongs to young people who know how to think - not just what to think.

Choosing between the IB and the Czech Maturita goes beyond selecting a final exam. It shapes how students learn and prepare for their future. The Czech Maturita offers a structured, locally focused path suited to studying in the Czech Republic, while the IB provides an internationally recognised, English-language education that builds critical thinking and global readiness. The right choice depends on a student’s goals, learning style, and whether they plan a local or international future.

Svět, do kterého dnes vstupují studenti, klade na budoucí absolventy zcela nové nároky. Na téma, jaké návyky by měly školy u studentů vědomě rozvíjet, aby byli připraveni uspět v reálném světě, si s Forbes Česko v podcastu povídali David Lawlor, Principal of PBIS a Paul Baker, Head of Primary.

Fuelled by curiosity and interest in innovation, the PBIS HYDRO Junior team stepped into competitive hydrogen car racing for the very first time - and shared their perspective on what it took. Their debut wasn’t just a race; it became a real‑world lesson in engineering, teamwork, and rapid problem‑solving under pressure.

What makes the IB Diploma different from the Czech “Maturita”? How does it actually prepare my child for life after school? And will universities here in Czechia - and abroad - recognise it? If you’re exploring secondary pathways, these are the questions every parent asks. This article breaks them down clearly so you can understand whether the IB Diploma at PBIS is the right choice for your child.

Choosing the right university can feel overwhelming - with so many options worldwide and countless application systems, where do you even begin? This article breaks down the process step by step, from exploring global study destinations to crafting a strong application that stands out. Drawing on expert insight from PBIS’ Careers and University Advisor, it gives parents and students a clear roadmap to navigating university admissions with confidence.

Petra O’Leary, Head of Czech British School a Olga Boshku, Assistant Head / KS3 Coordinator byly hosty ve Forbes podcast studiu kde pomohly vytvořit krásný poslech o bilingvním vzdělávání a jeho vlivu na formování budoucnosti studentů. Shrnutí probraných témat si můžete přečíst níže a celý podcast si poslechněte přímo na stránkách Forbes.

From injury to podium finish, PBIS student Viola proves that success is about perseverance, passion, and finding joy in the journey.

Michal and Jaroslav, our IB students and members of the Entrepreneurship Club, have clear expectations from the club: they want to learn about themselves and enhance their knowledge and skills in building a business.“The school offers so many options that make life more flexible and enriching,” Michal said, and here’s what they both had to say about their experience with the Entrepreneurship Club.

As the saying goes, if you want something done right, you’ve got to do it yourself. Now at the Faculty of Informatics at CVUT (Czech Technical University in Prague), Dominik’s journey to studying computer science began out of obstinance–he didn’t want to pay anyone else to run his servers, so he figured out how to do it. He hasn’t forgotten his roots, though. Now he pays it forward by mentoring PBIS (Prague British International School) students through a collaboration with his university in hopes of inspiring the next generation of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) academics. 

Come on, it’s not rocket science. For some people it is! A 2022 graduate from PBIS, Ilyes is currently working on his bachelor's degree with a focus on mechanical engineering, physics, and computer science at Sorbonne University in Paris. Apart from his academic work, he’s also working on a modest side project: developing a jet engine. His approach, in his own words, is to “learn as much as possible about everything” so he can apply his knowledge to real-world situations and make the world a smarter, better place.