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British Curriculum International Schools in Ukraine

Compare 40 British Curriculum international schools in Ukraine. Filter by curriculum, fees (average UAH 140,293), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
40
Curricula
25
Average annual fee
UAH 140,293
Fee range
UAH 1,800 – 390,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Cambridge (Primary) (35 schools)
Average school size
565 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Gravity School Kyiv
Oldest
Artinov Private School (1994)
With boarding
2
About international schools in Ukraine

British-curriculum international schools in Ukraine most commonly follow the English National Curriculum and the Cambridge pathway (Cambridge Primary, IGCSE and often AS/A-level), with some schools offering the International Baccalaureate as an alternative. Instruction is usually in English, and many schools run bilingual models that combine British-style subjects with the Ukrainian national programme so pupils can graduate with both international qualifications and the Ukrainian atestat. Annual costs vary widely across the sector - a recent aggregated range was roughly 1,800 - 390,000 UAH with an average near 140,293 UAH, while individual schools publish one-off entrance or registration charges plus monthly or annual tuition figures. Admissions normally follow the Ukrainian school calendar with a September intake; schools typically require an application, previous school reports and an age-appropriate assessment or interview, so families relocating should start enquiries several months ahead of their intended start date.

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20 international schools in Kyiv

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8 international schools in Lviv

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5 international schools in Odesa

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2 international schools in Dnipro

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2 international schools in Kharkiv

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1 international school in Vinnytsia

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1 international school in Khmelnytskyi

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1 international school in Vynnyky

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FAQs for Ukraine

What does ‘British curriculum’ actually mean in a Ukrainian international school?
In Ukraine a British curriculum school will usually base teaching on the English National Curriculum and prepare pupils for Cambridge assessments such as Cambridge Primary/Lower Secondary, IGCSEs in Years 10 - 11 and, at some schools, AS/A-levels in Years 12 - 13; some providers also run the IB as an alternative final qualification. Many schools adapt the British syllabuses to local requirements or run them alongside the Ukrainian national programme so children can meet Ukrainian graduation requirements as well as international exam routes.
What ages and stages are covered, and which exams should I expect?
Most British-curriculum international schools cover Early Years up to Sixth Form (roughly ages 3 - 18), organised around Key Stages in the English system and culminating in external exams: IGCSEs around age 16 and A-levels (or IB Diploma) at 17 - 18 for university entry. Schools publish which examination boards and year groups they run, so check each school’s secondary programme to confirm the exact pathway offered.
Will my child be taught in English and will they get support for Ukrainian?
Yes - the primary language of instruction in British-curriculum international schools in Ukraine is English, but many schools operate bilingual models where Ukrainian language, history and other national subjects are taught alongside English-medium lessons. Schools commonly offer English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and structured Ukrainian lessons so pupils can maintain or gain fluency and, where required, qualify for the Ukrainian atestat.
How much should we expect to pay and what extra fees are common?
Fees vary substantially between providers: directory data recently showed an overall range from about 1,800 to 390,000 UAH annually, with an average in the low hundreds of thousands of UAH; individual schools, however, publish their own tariffs and billing cycles. Common additional costs include a one-off entrance or registration fee, annual development or capital contributions, school meals, transport and charges for trips or extra-curricular activities - check each school’s published fee schedule for exact inclusions.
How does admissions timing and the entry process usually work for relocating families?
The Ukrainian academic year traditionally starts on 1 September, and international schools tend to prioritise September intake, though many accept mid-year enrolments subject to space and curriculum fit. Admissions normally begin with an enquiry and application, submission of previous school reports and identity documents, followed by an age-appropriate assessment, interview or trial day; places can be limited so it is advisable to contact admissions several months before you plan to start.