Perrott Hill British School Prague Holds Primary Open Day on 12 November
Perrott Hill British School Prague · 2 min read
PRAGUE, 21 October 2026. Perrott Hill British School Prague will hold its Primary School Open Day on Thursday 12 November. Families can meet the teachers, see the facilities and join campus tours with the headteachers and the admissions team at the school's Primary School campus in Prague 8.
The open day is aimed at prospective families who want to see how the school works before choosing a place. The school says the visit offers a general introduction to the opportunities available to students, a tour of its buildings and facilities, and time for questions and answers with members of the Perrott Hill team, including one-to-one meetings.
Visitors can also observe and take part in lessons, according to their needs and wishes. For families still deciding, the session is a chance to see the classrooms in use and to talk to the people who would teach their children.
Perrott Hill Prague runs open days for each stage of the school. Alongside the Primary School event in November, it has listed an Early Years Open Day on 13 January and a Secondary and High School Open Day on 27 January.
How to attend
Date and time: Thursday 12 November, with the programme starting at 09:00 and running until 12:00.
Place: the Primary School campus at Frýdlantská 1350/1, Prague 8.
Programme: the morning opens at 09:00 with a welcome, an introduction to the school and a presentation, with light refreshments. From 09:30 to 12:00 the headteachers and the admissions team lead campus tours.
Who it is for: families interested in the school's primary years. The school notes that places are limited.
Registration: families can sign up from Perrott Hill British School Prague's profile on International School Advisor and with this form.
About Perrott Hill British School Prague
Perrott Hill British School Prague is a private British international school in Prague. It combines a British-accredited curriculum, based on the Cambridge International Examinations framework, with the Czech national syllabus, and its teaching is led by native speakers of English.
The school covers Early Years for ages 3 to 5, Primary School for ages 6 to 10, and Secondary and High School for ages 11 to 18. It describes a learning pathway from nursery to the International Baccalaureate, with IGCSE and A Level exams along the way, small class sizes and a wide range of extracurricular activities.
What this means for families
For families in Prague, an open day is the most direct way to compare a British-curriculum school with other options in the city. The primary programme gives parents of younger children a chance to ask about classes, languages and support at the stage where most families start.
Parents building a shortlist can also look at the best international schools in Prague.
