The future Konstancin campus

IAS is preparing grounds of its own in Konstancin, on a site of five hectares. The sports pitches are the first part and are ready for use from September. The wider campus remains in preparation. This page will be updated as plans are confirmed.

Architectural render of the main entrance to the future International American School of Warsaw campus in Konstancin, with the American, Polish and school flags
Main entranceArchitectural render

A site of five hectares◆
About eight minutes by road from Dembego◆
Design by Bujnowski Architekci◆
Sports pitches ready from September◆
The wider campus is still in preparation◆

Where things stand

Dembego and Konstancin.

01

The campus today

Teaching continues at Dembego in Kabaty. Families will be informed of arrangements for activities at Konstancin.

02

Grounds of our own

The Konstancin campus is a longer-term project. The sports pitches are prepared and available from September, which gives the school playing fields of its own for the first time.

03

The wider site

The buildings remain in their preparatory stages. The architectural design is complete, by Bujnowski Architekci, a Warsaw studio that has designed some of the most modern educational spaces in Poland.

Aerial site plan of the five hectare future IAS campus in Konstancin showing sports pitches, tennis and basketball courts and school buildings
The five hectare site, with pitches, courts and school buildings.

Open now

The sports grounds are finished.

The pitches are the first part of the Konstancin site to be completed, and they are ready for use from September. The proposed buildings shown on this page remain in preparation.

The grounds give students dedicated space for football, physical education and outdoor activities, on land the school owns rather than hires. They sit on the same five hectare site as the campus that follows.

What is open, and what is not

The sports grounds are complete and in use. The buildings shown further down this page are architectural renders of a campus still in preparation.

The thinking

Plans for the wider campus.

The plans include spaces for sport, science, technology and the arts.

01

Sport

Athletics, pitches, tennis and basketball courts, on grounds the school owns, not hires.

02

Making things

Robotics and engineering, alongside coding and work with artificial intelligence.

03

Science outdoors

Modern science and biology laboratories, with botany and outdoor learning on the grounds themselves.

04

Art and making space

Art rooms and immersive creative spaces, among a number of others still being planned.

Architectural render of the courtyard between two buildings of the future International American School of Warsaw campus in Konstancin
The courtyard between two buildings of the planned campus.
Architectural render of a courtyard at the future IAS campus in Konstancin with students walking and bicycle racks
A courtyard on the planned site, with cycle parking.

The question everyone asks

Travel from Dembego.

About eight minutes by road from the Dembego campus. Travel times depend on traffic.

01

How often students would travel there

Still being settled. It will depend on the year group and on what part of the site is in use.

02

How they would be supervised on the way

Also still being settled. Supervision and transport arrangements will be written out in full before any of it affects a child.

03

When any of this changes

Not yet. Until the arrangements are published here, and communicated to families directly, the school day runs exactly as it does now.

We will publish updates here and communicate arrangements directly to families.

Questions

Want to know what this means for your child?

Admissions can tell you what is settled, what is not, and what it means for the year group your child would join. We reply within one working day.

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