III Liceum Ogólnokształcące Oxpress has been operating since 2017, and since then the Prime Minister’s Scholarship has already been awarded to 10 students of this school, including Justyna Maksymowicz, Natalia Ziembikiewicz, James Pratt, Milena Konieczna, and Natalia Zapiór. This year and last year, the scholarship recipient has been Julia Hucał.

The awards are the result of the educational policy pursued by the school’s principal and the teaching staff working at the Liceum. At III LO Oxpress, we offer 3 main study profiles in which the number of hours devoted to advanced subjects is… as much as twice that offered at other secondary schools.

The science profile consists of 8 mathematics lessons per week, throughout all 4 years of study at the secondary school! In addition, students receive advanced English instruction amounting to 5 hours per week.

The medical profile is also very popular: here, LO Oxpress offers students 5 chemistry and 5 biology lessons per week, naturally with advanced English.

The third option is the humanities profile, with 8 hours of Polish language lessons and advanced English.

No secondary school in the county or voivodeship offers such an extensive schedule of subjects as LO Oxpress. The number of hours devoted to advanced subjects leads not only to scholarships and no need for private tutoring, but above all to a 100% pass rate in the matura examinations at Oxpress and the acquisition of solid specialist knowledge. This, in turn, makes it easier to continue one’s education at a chosen university.

We remind you that recruitment to Liceum Oxpress for the 2026/2027 school year is already under way: we have only 48 places available. Candidates are asked to complete the Personal Questionnaire (it can be completed on site) and bring it, together with a certificate confirming completion of the 7th grade of primary school, to the Oxpress office at 22 H. and W. Tyrankiewiczów Street in Bolesławiec.

You will then be invited to an admissions interview, and after 7 working days you will receive a message informing you whether your application has been accepted or rejected.

We do not wait for the results of the eighth-grade examination. You will not find us in the electronic admissions system either. We are interested in the student—the person—not numbers and figures converted into points.

We warmly invite you to contact us: 697 663 179 (Ms Monika)