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International School of Moscow – Rosinka Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees RUB 26,990 - 47,900

Pupils 700

Type Co-educational

International School of Moscow – Rosinka Campus is part of Nord Anglia Education and sits in the Rosinka International Residential Community. The school serves ages 2 to 18 across two campuses: Rosinka (ages 2–11) and Krylatskoe (ages 3–18). It teaches the English National Curriculum from Pre‑Nursery through A‑Levels, with EYFS, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge A Levels. Founded in 2007, ISM educates more than 700 students from over 50 countries and holds COBIS and Cambridge International accreditations, with Russian authority recognition and an Independent Schools Inspectorate rating of 'excellent'. Facilities at Rosinka include STEAM spaces, a Tinker Room, robotics and a green screen, a primary library, instrument practice rooms, and interactive classrooms; it also offers 15,000 square metres of outdoor sport and play areas, pools, football pitches, and multi‑purpose courts. The natural spaces support Forest School, kayaking and mountain biking. Native English-speaking teachers support bilingual development in a diverse international community.

Location

The Rosinka Campus is located in the 134-acre Rosinka International Residences community in the north-west of Moscow. It is backed by the Krasnogorsky forest in a secure gated community. Students living in Rosinka can walk or ride their bikes to school.

Stages

Early Years (2–5) and Primary (5–11) on the Rosinka Campus; transition to Krylatskoe Campus for the next stage.

Pupil Nationality Mix

30+ nationalities represented on campus.

Country affiliation

Russia

School day structure

Monday–Friday: 8:10am–3:05pm.

Application & enrolment fees
- Application Fee (non-refundable, including VAT): RUB 50,000.
- Enrolment Fee (non-refundable, per student, including VAT): RUB 600,000.

Currency, exchange-rate rule and general note on amounts
- All fees are payable in Russian roubles (RUB); the exchange rate applied is the Central Bank of the Russian Federation rate on the date of payment, with a floor of 90 RUB = 1 EUR. Fees are shown in euros on the published fee schedule for clarity.

Tuition fees by year group (Tuition fees 2026–27) — per scheduled payment and full year
Note: the schedule below lists the published payment amounts shown on the school's 2026–27 tuition fee schedule. Each row shows: Payment 1 (first instalment / term one), Payment 2 (second instalment / term one), Payment 3 (term two), Payment 4 (term three), Full year, Full year if paid before June 15th.

- Early Years
- Pre‑Nursery (age 2): Payment 1 €6,150; Payment 2 €6,150; Payment 3 €9,580; Payment 4 €5,110; Full year €26,990; Early‑payment full year €26,450.
- Reception (age 4): Payment 1 €7,410; Payment 2 €7,410; Payment 3 €11,540; Payment 4 €6,140; Full year €32,500; Early‑payment full year €31,850.
- EAL (English Additional Language) support (if required): Tier 1 — Payment 1 €1,230; Payment 2 €1,230; Payment 3 €1,920; Payment 4 €1,020; Full year €5,400. Tier 2 — Payment 1 €1,030; Payment 2 €1,030; Payment 3 €1,600; Payment 4 €840; Full year €4,500.

- Primary (Years 1–6)
- Year 1 (age 5): Payment 1 €9,230; Payment 2 €9,230; Payment 3 €14,380; Payment 4 €7,660; Full year €40,500; Early‑payment full year €39,690.
- Year 3 (age 7): Payment 1 €9,760; Payment 2 €9,760; Payment 3 €15,190; Payment 4 €8,090; Full year €42,800; Early‑payment full year €41,944.
- Year 5 (age 9): Payment 1 €10,010; Payment 2 €10,010; Payment 3 €15,580; Payment 4 €8,300; Full year €43,900; Early‑payment full year €43,022.
- EAL Tier 1 and Tier 2 fees (where applicable) follow the same per‑payment and annual amounts listed under Early Years.

- Secondary & Sixth Form (Years 7–13)
- Year 7 (age 11): Payment 1 €10,240; Payment 2 €10,240; Payment 3 €15,940; Payment 4 €8,480; Full year €44,900; Early‑payment full year €44,002.
- Year 10 (age 14): Payment 1 €10,470; Payment 2 €10,470; Payment 3 €16,290; Payment 4 €8,670; Full year €45,900; Early‑payment full year €44,982.
- Year 12 (age 16): Payment 1 €10,920; Payment 2 €10,920; Payment 3 €17,000; Payment 4 €9,060; Full year €47,900; Early‑payment full year €46,942.
- EAL Tier 1 and Tier 2 fees (where applicable) are shown above under Early Years and apply on the same instalment basis.

Payment schedule and billing terms
- Tuition can be paid annually (single payment) or in instalments across the academic year; the published payment dates for 2026–27 are: Annual or First instalment (Term One) due 15 June 2026; Second instalment (Term One) due 31 August 2026; Term Two due 30 November 2026; Term Three due 28 February 2027.
- Fees are quoted with an early‑payment full‑year amount (a reduced full‑year price) if paid before 15 June (early‑payment deadline shown on the fee schedule).

Other compulsory or regular additional costs
- Yearly school lunch fee (compulsory): €1,970 per year.
- School uniform (variable depending on quantity and size, including VAT): approximately €500 for an initial set.
- Examination, trips, after‑school activities or additional specialist resources may incur separate charges as applicable; the published schedule lists the principal recurring compulsory items above.

Boarding
- The Rosinka campus is located within the Rosinka International Residential Community; the published tuition and fees schedule for 2026–27 does not include boarding fees or a separate boarding programme fee. The campus is described as being within a residential compound rather than as providing a school boarding programme.

Refunds and non‑refundables
- The Application Fee and the Enrolment Fee are stated as non‑refundable (including VAT). The published fee schedule does not provide a separate general refund table on the same page.

Fee payment options and practical notes
- The published schedule specifies currency and exchange‑rate handling (payment in RUB using Central Bank rate, floor 90 RUB/EUR) but does not list specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card) on the public fee page. Payment method details are handled administratively.

Discounts and incentives
- Financial incentives referenced on the published schedule include sibling discounts, early‑payment (early‑bird) pricing and a family referral scheme; the fee schedule sets out the headline items and the school publishes those financial incentive categories.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school places student wellbeing at the heart of learning. A dedicated pastoral care team, including a psychologist, counsellor, and safeguarding staff, supports students' emotional and social development. The Heads of Year and Form Tutors coordinate with parents to provide guidance and a caring, structured daily routine. Peer leadership is encouraged through the Student Council and peer mentors, which helps students develop collaboration, empathy and communication skills. The school addresses wellbeing holistically with anti-bullying campaigns and safeguarding to ensure a safe environment. Parents report high confidence in safety and wellbeing, with a recent survey showing 96% of parents agreeing their child felt safe at school.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is the absolute priority at ISM. A pastoral care team, which includes a psychologist, counsellor, and safeguarding staff, ensures students are supported in all they do. School counsellors are paediatric psychologists based on both campuses, providing individual and small-group counselling and coping strategies for issues such as friendship difficulties, bereavement, low self-esteem, and academic pressures. They use techniques such as play therapy, art therapy, sand therapy, and storytelling, with short- and longer-term interventions available. Heads of Year and Form Tutors support student welfare and monitor safeguarding and attendance. Student leadership and peer mentoring promote positive relationships and emotional resilience.

Safeguarding

The safeguarding team prioritizes protection and safety for every student. The team actively monitors each student's safety and wellbeing. There are school counsellors and psychologists, and anti-bullying measures are in place with campaigns embedded across the school. Heads of Year coordinate with Form Tutors to manage safeguarding concerns and liaise with parents when needed. A recent parent survey shows 96% of parents said their child felt safe at school.

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