Czech Republic, Prague
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Pražské humanitní gymnázium is a modern gymnasium in Prague 4–Nusle, housed in space leased from the City of Prague 4. It delivers Education for the Third Millennium, a program linking learning to real-world contexts through project-based work. Students study Czech language and literature alongside English, French, German and Spanish, with cross-curricular projects and current topics. In the lower gymnasium, learning is organized in project blocks; in the upper gymnasium, profiling occurs through compulsory elective seminars, lectures and project days. The school is part of Consilium within the Dukes Education family, gaining international resources while preserving a warm, family-like atmosphere. Facilities include science, art and language classrooms on two floors, a planned language laboratory, a ground-floor library with the American Academy in Prague, and two libraries on the upper floors, plus 3D printers and iPads. Svatoslavova campus is expanding by 11 classrooms, due September 2027, and the school runs Erasmus+ projects, a dual program with the American Academy, and Dukes Plus Future Ready offerings.
Pražské humanitní gymnázium, školská právnická osoba, Svatoslavova 333/4, 140 00 Praha 4 – Nusle
Pražské humanitní gymnázium has 325 pupils, instruction in Czech, English.
Annual tuition at Pražské humanitní gymnázium ranges from CZK 131,500 to CZK 143,000 for 2026/27.
Pražské humanitní gymnázium teaches Bespoke Curriculum, American Curriculum.