Guide · Curricula
Cambridge schools in Belgrade
Which Belgrade schools teach the Cambridge curriculum, how far each one takes it, and the accreditation claim that means something different from what it sounds like.
Schools' own pages read 24 August to 23 September 2026
Cambridge is the most common curriculum in this guide by some distance: eleven of the twenty schools we profile teach it. They differ in how far they take it. Some run the full path from Cambridge Primary through IGCSE to AS and A Level; others stop at Lower Secondary and hand pupils on. Before choosing, check two things that are not obvious from a school's homepage: which year the school actually stops at, and which subjects it offers at A Level – the lists differ a great deal, and one school offering A Levels publishes no sciences among them. Everything here comes from the schools' own pages, read on 24 August 2026.
The 11 schools
| School | Programmes | Ages | Where | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIS | Cambridge Checkpoint, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Level | 3-18 | Voždovac | Private |
| Brook Hill | Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Level | 5-18 · early years from 1 | Dedinje, Vračar, Senjak our reading | Private |
| Chartwell | Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Level | 5-18 · early years from 2 our reading | Dedinje, Savski Venac our reading | Private |
| Green School | Cambridge International Curriculum | 5-14 | Ada Ciganlija | Private |
| IPS | Cambridge International | 5-14 · nursery from 1 | Dedinje | Private |
| International School | Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Level | 5-19 | Vračar, Stari Grad our reading | Private |
| London Gates | Cambridge Primary | 5-11 | Stari Grad | Private |
| Crnjanski | Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE | 7-18 | Banovo Brdo, Žarkovo | Private |
| PRIMA | Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Level | 5-18 · early years from 2 our reading | Senjak | Private |
| Westbridge | Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Level | 5-18 | Novi Beograd | Private |
| Young Sparrows | Cambridge Primary | 5-11 | Vračar | Private |
What to check before you choose
Check the A Level subject list before you commit
"We offer A Levels" is not the same as "we offer the A Levels your child needs". A Level entry to medicine, engineering and most sciences requires specific subjects, and a small school cannot run every combination. Westbridge, for example, publishes an A Level list of Business, Economics, English, Global Perspectives, Computer Science, Psychology, Sociology, Digital Media and Tourism – a coherent offer for a student heading towards business or the social sciences, and not the right school for one heading towards medicine. That is a fit question, not a quality question. Ask every school for its actual subject list, in writing, for the year your child will reach it – lists change with staffing.
Where each school stops
Cambridge schools in Belgrade end at different points. Green School by Chartwell runs to Year 9 and feeds into Chartwell for IGCSE and A Level. IPS runs to age 14. If you are choosing for a young child, ask what happens at 14 – the answer decides whether you are choosing one school or two. (EDUCA also stops at 14; see the note below on its Cambridge registration.)
EDUCA's Cambridge registration
EDUCA states that the foundation which owns and runs it, Fondacija “Obrazovanje za Srbiju”, is registered with Cambridge International under centre number EA104 in two ways: as a Cambridge International School and as a Cambridge Professional Development Centre, both since 5 March 2024. Cambridge's own school finder lists the centre under the foundation's name, not the school's. EDUCA's own pages describe Finnish pedagogy and the school's own framework and do not say which Cambridge programmes its pupils follow. That is the question to ask the school, and it is on the list of questions on EDUCA's profile.
If you want to confirm a school's Cambridge status yourself, ask for its Cambridge centre number. Schools rarely publish it – there is no reason they should – but every registered centre has one, and it is what allows your child to sit the examinations on site rather than travelling.
Questions families ask
Which schools in Belgrade teach the Cambridge curriculum?
Eleven schools in this guide say they do: BIS, Brook Hill, Chartwell, Green School, IPS, International School, London Gates, Obrazovni sistem „Crnjanski“, PRIMA, Westbridge and Young Sparrows. That is each school's own statement. Cambridge International's school finder can be read in a full browser, but it lists each centre under the legal entity that holds the registration, which is often not the school's own name, and we have not yet matched every school against it. They also differ in how far they take it: some run the full path to A Level, others stop at Lower Secondary.
What is the difference between Cambridge and the British curriculum?
In practice, very little in Belgrade. Cambridge International delivers an international version of the English national curriculum, and the schools here use the terms almost interchangeably. What matters is the qualifications at the end: Cambridge IGCSE at 16 and Cambridge International AS and A Level at 18.
Do all Cambridge schools in Belgrade offer A Levels?
No. Several stop earlier – Green School by Chartwell at Year 9 and IPS at 14. Among those that do offer A Levels, the subject lists differ substantially, and at least one offers no science A Levels at all. Ask for the subject list for the year your child will reach, not the current one.