Harfa International School first opened its doors in the fall of 2020 in Split as the first international primary school in the city.

At Harfa, the classes have a maximum number of 18 students and the main language of instruction is English, with emphasis on the Croatian language.

The school embraces individuality through various teaching and learning methodologies while closely following the globally recognized International Baccalaureate educational programmes starting from the age of 5.

Expanding on the ethos of the Harfa Publishing House, Harfa International School endeavor to encourage the early emotional and intellectual development of children and educate parents on pushing their children to the fullest potential.

All content is adapted to the neurological age of the child, while classes are taught by native English speakers.

Endorsing understanding over memorization, students independently choose a weekly learning program with access to games, videos, and digital learning content.

Harfa is a champion for autonomous creators and creative explorers, founded on principles of non-violence and diversity.

It is next-level learning in an environment where children feel comfortable and relaxed; where time outside in nature is just as important as inside the classroom.