Latvia has a rich history and culture and is fast emerging as a popular destination for international education. Families considering Latvia as an education destination will find a range of prestigious boarding schools that offer an excellent learning environment for students of all ages and backgrounds.
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Why choose a boarding school in Latvia
These boarding schools in Latvia offer a wide range of curricula, the most popular being the British, American, and International Baccalaureate (IB) systems. The British system is known for its rigorous academic standards and focus on independent learning, while the American system is more flexible and emphasizes critical thinking and creativity. The International Baccalaureate system is an internationally recognized program that aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring young people prepared to succeed in a globalizing world. Apart from the quality of education, Latvia is also a safe and welcoming country with a high standard of living and a strong economy. These factors make it an ideal destination for families who want to provide their children with an outstanding international education and exposure to diverse cultures. If you are interested in discovering the best boarding schools that Latvia has to offer, check out the list below:
Top rated Boarding Schools in Latvia 2025
This Boarding Schools list is informed by World Schools data—we consider parents and students reviews, ratings, number of page views, and user location.
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Exupery International School
3 reviewsRiga - Babites NovadsInternational School - Boarding Schoolfrom 11900 to 32000 eurEIS is a co-educational day and boarding school in Latvia, offering a personalized approach to education and excellent conditions for students aged 2-19. Founded in 2016, EIS is perfectly situated between Riga and the Jurmala seaside. We value safety and traditions as well as creativity and innovation.Why parents choose this schoolBritish Curriculum International Baccalaureate Montessori
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2025Ranum Efterskole College
5 reviewsRanum - North Denmark RegionBoarding Schoolfrom 187320 to dkkRanum Efterskole College is a Danish-International residential school, where students can combine IGCSEs with a wide range of extracurricular activities in the unique environment of the ‘efterskole’.Why parents choose this schoolBritish Curriculum -
The International - Academy and Boarding School of Denmark
5 reviewsUlfborg - Central Denmark RegionBoarding Schoolfrom 16093 to eurHere students aged 14-17 can combine an international Cambridge IGCSE education with the unique experience of attending a Danish efterskole with its proven qualities within educational and personal development.Why parents choose this schoolBritish Curriculum -
Reddam House Berkshire
0 reviewsBerkshire - EnglandInternational School - Boarding Schoolfrom 11490 to 33789 gbpReddam House Berkshire is a co-educational, independent school that aspires to excellence in education for girls and boys from three months to 18 years old.Why parents choose this schoolBritish Curriculum -
Exupery International School
3 reviewsRiga - Babites NovadsInternational School - Boarding Schoolfrom 11900 to 32000 eurEIS is a co-educational day and boarding school in Latvia, offering a personalized approach to education and excellent conditions for students aged 2-19. Founded in 2016, EIS is perfectly situated between Riga and the Jurmala seaside. We value safety and traditions as well as creativity and innovation.Why parents choose this schoolBritish Curriculum International Baccalaureate Montessori -
TASIS England
0 reviewsLondon - EnglandInternational School - Boarding Schoolfrom 13280 to 56965 gbpTASIS England offers a truly international learning experience for day and boarding students aged 3 to 18.Why parents choose this schoolAmerican Curriculum International Baccalaureate
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- I am always learning from my students. They push me to be a bigger risk-taker. It is this challenging oneself to take on difficult projects and then acknowledging that things might not work the way I want but I will do everything to succeed. That keeps me going.Written February 23, 2023
- It is really different from Brazil which is my home country. Everything here is so clean, so quiet and the infrastructure is amazing. In the classrooms, boarding house, even outside and in the city in general. Everything seems well-built and seems to work, which is something you don’t always have. It is vital for me to see nature everyday, be in a beautiful environment and be a part of a friendly community. I also enjoy the fact that here you don’t just sit and listen during lessons. We are always discussing things, getting feedback from each other and learning something new by participating, not observing. So, our role as students is really active.Written February 23, 2023
- I believe that pushing a child to choose a career path at an early age causes internal and external conflicts. The EIS curriculum, however, allows my son to have a hands-on experience in various subjects that help him discover his true passion, so he can make a conscious choice when ready. Also, he became more confident and responsible – I see that when he comes home on holidays and honestly, I am proud of him.Written February 23, 2023
- I am always learning from my students. They push me to be a bigger risk-taker. It is this challenging oneself to take on difficult projects and then acknowledging that things might not work the way I want but I will do everything to succeed. That keeps me going.Written February 23, 2023
- It is really different from Brazil which is my home country. Everything here is so clean, so quiet and the infrastructure is amazing. In the classrooms, boarding house, even outside and in the city in general. Everything seems well-built and seems to work, which is something you don’t always have. It is vital for me to see nature everyday, be in a beautiful environment and be a part of a friendly community. I also enjoy the fact that here you don’t just sit and listen during lessons. We are always discussing things, getting feedback from each other and learning something new by participating, not observing. So, our role as students is really active.Written February 23, 2023
- I believe that pushing a child to choose a career path at an early age causes internal and external conflicts. The EIS curriculum, however, allows my son to have a hands-on experience in various subjects that help him discover his true passion, so he can make a conscious choice when ready. Also, he became more confident and responsible – I see that when he comes home on holidays and honestly, I am proud of him.Written February 23, 2023