Prom night for your school?

In the Czech Republic, a maturitní ples (graduation ball) is organised by the students, not by the school. A class or a small committee decides what they want, picks a date and a venue, sells tickets to parents and friends, and the school is invited as a guest. International schools in Prague often don't have this tradition, so the students are the ones pushing for it.

That's exactly the situation we're built for. We work directly with the students who want it, keep parents and teachers informed, and make sure the school sees a clear, responsible plan.

Head teachers say no to vague ideas and yes to concrete plans. After our first meeting you'll get a short written proposal: the venue, the date, the programme, the budget per student, who signs the contract and how safety is handled. Most schools agree once they see it in writing.

If it helps, we'll join a meeting with your teachers or parents' association and answer their questions directly.

A formal entrance of the graduating classes, a sash ceremony where every student receives a sash from their teacher, a choreographed dance, a live band or DJ, speeches, a midnight surprise prepared by the students, and usually an after-party in a club afterwards. Parents, grandparents and friends all come, which is why the ballroom is often bigger than the school itself.

You don't have to keep every tradition. Many international classes combine the Czech format with what they know from home: awards, a prom king and queen, a themed dress code. We'll help you design a programme that fits your class.

You're welcome to contact us yourself. We'll explain how the costs are split, what the contract covers, how the after-party is secured, and what the school does and doesn't need to do. Everything is in writing and in English.