From Cobblestone Streets to Global Perspectives
Vilnius International School is host to over 500 students. We converge with our Lithuanian friends and colleagues to create a learning community tucked away in a quiet corner of Vilnius Old Town, but alert to the active vibe of this forward thinking city.
The student population hails from over 40 countries. Approximately
60% hold Lithuanian passports. A significant proportion of the
students in this cohort are dual citizens. Others are from expatriate families representing
business professionals, diplomats and NGOs, most of whom are
originally from European countries.
Our School Programmes
Early Childhood
VIS offers a play-based programme guided by the principles and practice of the IB PYP. VIS was authorised in 2011.
Primary Years Programme
Our IB PYP is based in inquiry and conceptual understanding with equal attention given to developing skills and attitudes beneficial for success in an uncertain world.
Middle Years Programme
The IB MYP serves students from grade 6 through 10. VIS is the first MYP school in Lithuania. We were authorised in 2013.
Cambridge International AS&A Levels
CIE is considered a gold standard with respect to education programmes. It is offered in over 10,000 schools in 160 countries. VIS students are prepared for the challenges to come thanks in part to this programme.
From the Nest
VIS looks forward to hosting colleagues from throughout Scandinavia, Finland and the Baltics on November 14th and 15th here in Vilnius.
Join Vilnius International School as we embark on a new and exciting format for the upcoming Nordic Network Educator's Conference! We are moving the conference out of the Radisson conference room and into the heart of the city. Our time together will be spent wandering the streets of Vilnius on a series of Educator Learning Walks curated and led by VIS art, maths, science, language and literature and history teachers. During these walks, our educators will escort peers through our city to uncover learning opportunities in unexpected places. The objective is not the destination, but the journey itself. We hope that these learning walks will enable shared experiences that will ultimately lead to more meaningful collaboration between practitioners.
Stork Talk at VIS: Building Community, One Interaction at a Time
Our no-phone policy has sparked a vibrant wave of community building among VIS students! Ms. Asta, our Upper School Principal, is thrilled to be fielding creative proposals from students and teachers, all aimed at fostering more in-person interaction. From band practice in the sound room to a Chopin concert celebrating Polish language and culture, chess matches with our physics teacher Mr. Paulo, and mindful coloring with Ms. Elena, the ideas keep flowing.
We are incredibly proud to see our community transform a perceived challenge into a dynamic celebration of student initiative. It's a testament to the spirit of VIS!
Our News
Upcoming Events: Connect, Learn, and Celebrate
VIS prides itself in its traditions such as the September 1st celebration that brings our entire community together in the school courtyard. This event is sacred to VIS in that it signifies our confidence in the potential of all of our learners from the very beginning of their journey. .
Over the years, other events have evolved to mark our school year. These include the Fun Run for Charity in Bernadine Gardens, the Flea Market and Family Picnic, Model European Parliament Baltic Region, and most recently, the holiday laser show and mini-Week Without Walls.
Over the years, other events have evolved to mark our school year. These include the Fun Run for Charity in Bernadine Gardens, the Flea Market and Family Picnic, Model European Parliament Baltic Region, and most recently, the holiday laser show and mini-Week Without Walls.