Frequently Asked Questions

Erudito Lyceum is an international bilingual school in Vilnius and Kaunas, implementing the International Baccalaureate (IB), Cambridge, and national programs. The school offers a complete educational pathway – preschool (Grade 0), primary education (Grades 1–4), lower secondary education (Grades 5–10), and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) (Grades 11–12).

• When applying to primary school, families are invited to an individual interview and introduction meeting.
• When applying to lower secondary school (grades 5–8), upper secondary school (grades 9–10), and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (grades 11–12), applicants must also pass an entrance test and participate in a motivation interview.

Admissions take place throughout the year until the class is full. The maximum number of students per class is 20.

• Submission of the application:
  https://erudito.openapply.com/roi
• Interview with a school representative
• Signing the contract

• Submission of the application:
  https://erudito.openapply.com/roi
• Taking the knowledge, skills, and comprehension test (for grades 5–10)
• Completing a team task (only for applicants to Grade 5)
• Discussion of test results and motivational interview with a school representative
• Signing the contract

• Submission of the application:
  https://erudito.openapply.com/roi
• Depending on the grade level.
• Discussion of test results and motivational interview with a school representative
• Signing the contract

• Completed admission form;
• A copy of the student’s identity document or an equivalent document;
• A valid student health certificate in the E.sveikata system (to be submitted by September 15);
• Assessment of achievements and progress from the previous school;
• Certificates of academic achievements (competitions, Olympiads, etc.).

Students at Erudito Lyceum have the opportunity to learn in a truly international environment, where teachers and students come from over 30 countries worldwide. Erudito Lyceum is renowned for its strong focus on project-based learning—students work on practical solutions to real-world problems in collaboration with leading organizations such as the MO Museum, Lithuanian and international universities, learning centers, and businesses.
Entrepreneurial thinking is also encouraged through entrepreneurship classes, startup simulations, and technology literacy activities starting from Grade 5. Additionally, the school offers extra hours in mathematics, languages, and biology lessons.

The fundamental educational principles at Erudito Lyceum are integral, experiential, and thinking-based learning. The lyceum continuously cultivates effective thinking habits such as impulse control, precision, empathetic listening, the ability to think about one’s own thinking (metacognition), responsible risk-taking, and more. The entire lyceum community is involved in learning to think effectively, critically, and creatively, and in applying these skills and techniques to build an effective teaching and learning program. This way, a thinking-focused learning environment is created at the school.

Erudito Lyceum features a modern and ergonomic environment — innovative laboratories with 3D printers, a swimming pool, and learning classrooms equipped with the latest technology. Great attention is given to students’ well-being. Chef Gian Luca Demarco ensures nutritious meals and fosters a culture of healthy eating. The student well-being team supports smooth and healthy development for all learners.

At Erudito Lyceum, most lessons are organized in block format. Blocks last 75 minutes for grades 0–1 and 90 minutes for grades 2–12. This longer duration gives teachers more space to organize diverse and engaging learning activities, using active teaching methods. During lessons, time is allocated for a short movement break, or active and dynamic methods are incorporated throughout the entire block.

Primary school classes have 3 blocks per day, grades 5–7 have 3.5 blocks daily, and grades 8–10 have days in the middle of the week when they have 4 blocks.

In primary grades, formative assessment is applied, providing feedback on the individual student’s progress. In lower secondary grades, both criterion-based and formative assessments are used. Criterion-based assessment is expressed through grades on a ten-point scale and is presented in the electronic gradebook with brief teacher comments. Formative assessment is intended to give feedback on the student’s progress according to the targeted competencies.

Erudito Lyceum uses the electronic gradebook system ManageBac, which is tailored for both national and international classes, accommodating students and families alike.

At Erudito Lyceum, there is no homework, but that doesn’t mean students don’t have activities outside of lessons. The school uses a different term — “independent tasks,” which focus more on the outcome rather than repetitive work and involve methods that don’t require constant teacher supervision. The primary goal of independent tasks is to foster engagement and develop general competencies.

Tuition fees for the 2025–2026 academic year:

• For preschool and primary grades, tuition ranges from €6,100 to €7,800 per year, depending on the chosen national or international class and the number of payments made annually.
• For lower secondary school, tuition ranges from €6,500 to €8,800 per year, depending on the chosen program (national or international) and the number of payments.
• The tuition fee for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme ranges from €9,500 to €9,800 per year, depending on the number of payments.

Additionally, fees are charged for admission administration, educational materials, meals, and extracurricular activities (as needed).

A 20% discount is applied for the second, third, fourth, and subsequent children.

You can find more information on our tuition fees page: \[link]

Yes, after completing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, students can apply to Lithuanian universities. The correspondence of IB subjects and grades is determined by the Lithuanian Association of Higher Education Institutions for organizing the general admissions process (LAMA BPO). ISM University of Management and Economics awards an additional admissions point to IB DP graduates.

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) is an alternative to the traditional 11th-12th grade programs in Lithuania, taught in English. It is a prestigious international program, recognized by universities in Lithuania and around the world, and taught in more than 150 countries.

The IB Diploma Programme develops well-rounded individuals who typically face fewer challenges at university and find it easier to enter the workforce. This program is especially suitable for curious, inquisitive, and ambitious students who are interested in the world and seek deeper learning beyond traditional memorization methods.

To enroll in the IB DP, applicants must also pass an entrance exam and participate in a motivation interview. You can find more information on our admissions page: \[link].