Kosztolányi Dezső Gimnázium

Kosztolányi Grammar School was the first in Buda to introduce the eight-grade high school education system in 1991, so that students would not have to change school in the middle of adolescence, thus maintaining their relationships with fellow students and teachers. The school was named after Dezső Kosztolányi because he also lived in the first district, Logodi Street, which is located behind the school building. The history of the school goes back more than 100 years. As an eight-grade gymnasium, students will be studying from age 10 to age 18, from grade 5 to grade 12. The newly launched 4th grade gymnasium (September 2015) also covers those arriving after the 8th. The school has approximately 550 students and 40 teachers. As a foreign language at school, you can study English, Spanish, Italian, French and German.

Super school, good teachers.

In order to draw up an opinion on anyone, you need to know this school, "inside" where almost nothing is born value. I follow the school life of 30 years, I have taught here for 7 years.

I'm currently here and are very good teachers, they organize many events and the class community is good.

Old school with a good name.