School profile
PRIMA International School of Belgrade
Foundation Stage (EYFS), Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Level
Schools' own pages read 24 August 2026
PRIMA International School of Belgrade is in Senjak and teaches ages 5-18 (our reading: the school publishes no range), with early years from 2. It follows the Foundation Stage (EYFS), Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge AS and A Level. Teaching is in English. It does not publish its fees. Everything here comes from the school’s own pages and public registers, read on 24 August 2026.
The facts
| Curriculum | Foundation Stage (EYFS), Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge AS and A Level |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction | English |
| Ages | 5-18 · early years from 2 our reading |
| Year groups | Preschool Department, Reception, Years 1-13 |
| Neighbourhood | Senjak |
| Founded | Not published |
| Nationalities | over 45 |
| Website | prima.edu.rs |
The school states on its Foundation Stage page that the Preschool Department is for “children from 2-3 years of age”. Primary runs from about 5 to about 11 and Years 7-9 from 11 to 14. The school does not state an upper age; 18 is our reading of the A Level ladder.
Where it is
- Campus – Dragana Mancea, Senjak
The school runs a bus service. The price is not published.
Before school age
PRIMA takes children from 2 into its Preschool Department. Below the Foundation Stage, and separate from the primary ladder that starts at about five.
It appears alongside the standalone kindergartens on our kindergartens and preschools page, which is the one place in this guide where both kinds of answer sit together.
After school
PRIMA publishes seven activities on its own site – drama and performing arts, track and field, basketball, football, volleyball, choir, art, design and media. Their page is the current list; ours is dated.
These sit alongside the city's own clubs on our after-school activities page, which is the only place the two are listed together.
What the fee covers
PRIMA does not publish its fees. The fee schedule is released during the interview with the Head of School, or by email to prospective parents living abroad.
Inside the fee. Daily warm school lunch; Morning break fresh fruit; Day trips to museums, fairs, exhibitions and theatres; One full-day excursion within Serbia; Use of all books and equipment; PE kit; Progression tests and exams; Secondary Cambridge examination fees (Years 11-13); Primary after-school clubs (Years 1-6); Child insurance during the school day.
Billed on top. School bus (optional, charged on top).
Not addressed anywhere public: Uniform.
Getting in
Rolling – the school admits year-round, subject to a place being free.
Deadlines. None published. Gated on a place being available in the requested year group.
Testing. A child assessment is scheduled after the parent interview and campus tour, alongside previous school reports. No written entrance examination is described.
Waiting lists. Waiting lists exist for some year groups; parents are encouraged to apply early.
Documents. Completed enrolment and medical release form, signed school contract, previous school reports.
Accreditation
| Body | Status | How we treat it |
|---|---|---|
| Cambridge Assessment International Education | examination centre | school's own page |
| COBIS | logo displayed in footer, no statement in text | logo only |
- school's own page – Stated by the school on its own site, naming the body. We have not matched it on the body's own register.
- logo only – A logo appears on the school's site and nothing else does. The school does not say in words what it refers to, so neither do we.
What stands out
- Bundles Cambridge examination fees, books and a daily hot lunch into tuition
- Natural-grass football pitch
What we are still checking
PRIMA's site names Yale, Harvard, Boston University and New York University in the context of how A Levels are recognised generally. It is not a list of where PRIMA leavers have gone, and we have not been able to find one.
Open questions we could not settle from the school's own published pages. We have not yet put these questions to the schools. When we do, the answers will appear here with the date we asked.
- Street number and postcode of the campus
- Founding year
- Student numbers
- EAL and SEN provision
- Whether uniform is required
Know the answer to any of these, or spot something wrong? Write to hello@thebridgebelgrade.com and we will correct the page and note when we did.