School profile
Young Sparrows International Primary School
Primary only. The school states its programme is compatible with both Cambridge Early Years and Cambridge Primary, and that pupils move on to a lower secondary school elsewhere at about 11.
Updated August 2026 · schools' own pages read 31 August 2026
Young Sparrows International Primary School teaches Cambridge Primary in English to ages 5-11, in Vračar. It publishes a fee schedule on its own site. The full detail below is sourced and dated.
The facts
| Curriculum | Cambridge Primary |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction | English |
| Ages | 5-11 |
| Year groups | Primary, roughly Years 1-6 |
| Neighbourhood | Vračar |
| Founded | Not published |
| Class size | maximum 14 |
| School day | 08:00-15:30, with four extended-stay options |
| Relationship | Primary arm of the Little Sparrows group; Little Sparrows Kindergarten takes younger children, and the school's own director writes that she founded her first kindergarten in Belgrade fifteen years ago. |
| Website | youngsparrows.com |
The school describes itself as "The premium International Primary School for 5 to 11-year-olds". Source: the school's own page, read 31 August 2026.
The school's own homepage gives two different class sizes: "Classroom sizes of 12-15 pupils" in one section and "a maximum of 14 students" in another. We publish the lower ceiling and flag the contradiction.
Figures from the school: youngsparrows.com, checked 31 August 2026.
Where it is
- School — Radoslava Grujića 7, Vračar
What the fee covers
Young Sparrows publishes a full fee schedule by year group. We are asking every school to confirm its current figures and agree to publication before we reproduce them, so what follows is the structure of the cost rather than the amounts.
The school publishes one yearly tuition figure for its Cambridge Primary English-speaking package, with early-bird deadlines that have already passed for 2026/27, and states that there are no hidden or application fees. Meals and the extended day are priced separately, per month.
Inside the fee. Twelve standard lessons a week across English as a second language, mathematics, phonics, science, global perspectives, wellbeing, digital literacy, computing, humanities, music, art and design and physical education; Three outside play times a day; Two dental and two medical check-ups a year; Accident insurance; Regular exams and progress reports; The 08:00-15:30 school day; Art and yoga student clubs.
Billed on top. Meals; The 15:30-17:00 extended day; Field trips.
Separate charges that exist. Lunch; Breakfast and lunch; Extended day, 15:30-17:00.
One-off charges. The school's own fee page states there are no hidden or application fees.
Discounts. 5% for a yearly advance payment; 5% for a sibling; Early-bird reductions of 20% and 10%, both with deadlines that fell in April and May 2026.
Tuition may be paid by a legal entity.
The school's own fee page: youngsparrows.com, checked 31 August 2026.
Accreditation
| Body | Status | How we treat it |
|---|---|---|
| Cambridge International | the school states it has "earned the esteemed Cambridge Primary certification" and calls itself part of the Cambridge International School system; no centre number is published source | school's own page |
| Serbian Ministry of Education | the school states its educational programme is "fully accredited and certified by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia"; no decision number is published source | school's own page |
- school's own page — Stated by the school on its own site. We did not find a readable register to check it against.
What stands out
- Primary only — pupils leave at about 11 for a lower secondary school elsewhere
- Teaching staff described as native speakers only
- Meals cooked on site by a resident chef
What we are still checking
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.
- The contradiction between "12-15 pupils" and "a maximum of 14 students" on the school's own homepage
- Admissions process — the site offers only a booking form
- The Cambridge centre number behind the Cambridge Primary certification
- The Ministry of Education decision number behind the accreditation claim
- The year the school opened
- Whether the optional Russian, robotics and pottery lessons cost extra — the fee page lists them without a price
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