Compare International Schools in Lviv, Ukraine

PIPL IB World School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 600

Type Co-educational

The school combines three curricula—IB Diploma Programme for Grades 10–11, Cambridge Secondary, and the Indian Curriculum—within a private education network in Lviv. At PIPL IB World School, DP instruction is fully English-taught, with NSE exam preparation integrated into the senior program to support university admissions. Students aged 2 to 18 benefit from mentoring and psychological support that cultivate personal and social skills alongside academics. The Formative Program offers about 20 activities, including Filmmaking, Political Studies and Conceptual Art, enriching experiential learning and real-world project work. The campus spans four Lviv locations under the GlobalKids network, with secure premises, on-site security, video surveillance, and shelters, including a bomb shelter at the Naukovа site to ensure safety during emergencies. A 5:1 student-teacher ratio underpins individualized progress, and a dedicated school app facilitates communications and progress tracking. The school emphasizes Ukrainian identity, global awareness, and student well-being as core outcomes for graduates worldwide.

Location

Lviv, Ukraine; four locations in Lviv

Stages

Lyceum: grades 0–11; IB Diploma Programme: grades 10–11 (ages 16–19)

Type

Private school

Additional learning support

Mentoring and psychological support are provided

Country affiliation

Ukraine

Bus service

Organized transportation is provided

Application / entrance fee
- A one-time fixed entrance (reservation) fee of 500 u.o. is payable at enrollment.

Tuition fees by programme and year group
- GlobalKids / Kindergarten and Primary (0–4 years / 0–4 classes): offline full-day tuition is published by location as follows: Zelenа, 115a — 4,500 u.o. per year; Naukova, 5a — 5,000 u.o. per year; Maloholosківska, 30a — 4,500 u.o. per year. These amounts apply to the Offline format.

- PIPL Lyceum (grades 5–11): offline full-day tuition is published by location: Zelenа, 115a — 4,500 u.o. per year; Naukova, 5a — 5,000 u.o. per year (other locations may vary).

- Remote / Online (live lessons) format:
- Primary (0–4 classes): 3,000 u.o. per year, or 250 u.o. per month (remote format pricing published).
- Remote-class pricing for Liceum (grades 5–11) is offered; detailed remote-lyceum pricing is available on request.

- Alternative formats:
- Family-form education (primary): 1,000 u.o. per year (as published for the family-learning format).
- Externat (self-study) primary: 500 u.o. per year (as published).
- All formats note a separate one-time entrance fee of 500 u.o. where indicated.

- General (St. Naukova, 5a) full-day tuition (standard published tariff): from 600 u.o. per month on a 12-payment schedule; published annual total 7,500 u.o. (per-year figure published).

- PIPL IB World School — IB Diploma Programme (two-year pre-university programme):
- For existing PIPL students: USD 12,000 per year (monthly instalment options are listed).
- For applicants from other schools: USD 15,000 per year.
- Monthly instalments are shown as from USD 1,500 per month in an English listing; an alternate listing for PIPL students shows monthly instalments from 1,200 u.o. while the published annual totals remain USD 12,000 (PIPL students) and USD 15,000 (other students). Instalment and discount arrangements are available and clarified during admission.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing for full-day programmes is published on a 12-payment schedule (monthly payments). Annual totals are also published for those who prefer a single annual charge.
- The IB Diploma Programme is published with the option of monthly instalments; special payment conditions, discounts, and grant opportunities (including full-tuition grants for high entrance-test results) are offered and are confirmed by the school during the admission process.
- The entrance/reservation fee is payable when completing the reservation step and signing the contract.

Boarding / residential fees
- No boarding or residential provision or boarding fees are published for PIPL Lyceum / PIPL IB World School; programmes are described as full-day (school day hours published) rather than residential.

Other costs and extras
- Items included in published tuition: full supply of textbooks, stationery and basic equipment; meals (options from breakfast to dinner); fruit snack; drinking water; access to the mobile parent/student platform (invoices, schedule, messages, cameras); extracurricular clubs; and (where offered) school transfer/transport (one way or both ways). These inclusions are published as part of the standard tuition package.
- Personal items and optional items not listed as included (example: a personal laptop for IB students — noted as required/optional in programme materials) may be charged separately where published. For the IB Diploma Programme, personal laptop and optional graphing calculator are listed among requirements/expectations.
- No separate uniform fee or mandatory uniform charge is published.

Refund information
- No public, detailed refund policy or published refund terms are provided in the school's publicly listed admission and programme pages; refund or cancellation terms are handled as part of contractual / admission discussions and are clarified by the school at enrollment.

Fee payment options and how invoices are handled
- Tuition invoicing and tuition-management functions are published as available through the school's mobile platform (GlobalKids / the mobile parent–student app), which is used for invoices, schedule and payments. Specific payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, or other channels) are not itemised in the published tariff pages; instalment options and acceptable payment channels are confirmed during the admission process with the school's manager.

Summary notes for parents (practical points)
- Expect a one-time entrance fee of 500 u.o. at reservation/enrollment.
- Regular full-day tuition is typically billed monthly on a 12-payment schedule; annual totals are published for families who prefer a single payment.
- IB Diploma Programme tuition is published as USD 12,000 per year for PIPL students and USD 15,000 per year for students coming from other schools; monthly instalment options are published for the IB programme. Grants and discounted payment plans may be available for strong applicants.

If you require an exact, itemised invoice or contract wording, contact the school's admissions or finance manager for the formal contract and payment schedule used at enrollment (contact details are published with admissions information).

Boarding Arrangements

Day school; the child stays on the territory of the institution for the whole day.

Food Options

All meals are prepared in the main kitchen, which operates in accordance with HACCP standards; there is a balanced daily menu with a choice of two dishes per meal; meals can be ordered via the mobile platform; lactose-free, gluten-free, and casein-free options are available.

Governance and Ownership

PIPL Lyceum is a private school for grades 0-11; founders are Nadiya and Mikhail Dubchenko.

Curriculum

Academic and formational programs integrate multiple intelligences, supported by mentoring and psychological support; NSE exam preparation is part of the senior schedule; the IB Diploma Programme is offered for Grades 10–11, fully English-taught, providing pre-university preparation.

Student Teacher Ratio

5:1

Exam Results

NSE results: best private school in Lviv for two consecutive years; 5th place among all schools in Lviv.

Higher Education Progression

IB Diploma Programme for Grades 10–11 is fully English-taught; after completing the program, the IB Diploma is recognized by over 3,000 universities worldwide for direct admission to undergraduate programs.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Mentors provide reliable support for students and serve as a key adult in the Lyceum, helping identify strengths and adapting learning strategies to a individual student's needs for personal development. The Core block of the IB Diploma Programme promotes the development of soft skills and emotional intelligence.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Teaching language for the IB Diploma Programme is English. Four foreign languages are offered: English, German, Spanish and Polish, with Cambridge exam preparation.

Mental Wellbeing

Qualified psychological support is provided for the entire school community, focusing on mental health, the ability to experience emotions, build healthy relationships and effectively resolve conflicts.

Admissions

1. Submit an online application. A Lyceum manager will call to provide all necessary information and invite you to visit the school through an individual tour or an open day. The consultation clarifies placement options, admissions timelines, and what families can expect during the process. This initial contact sets up the next steps toward enrollment. 2. Pass the entrance test. If you wish, arrange 3 free trial days for the prospective student to experience the Lyceum. After reviewing the test results and the trial experience, a decision on enrollment is made through a tripartite process involving the child, the parents, and the lyceum. This ensures a careful match between student needs and the program. 3. Complete the reservation form, pay the entrance fee, sign the contract, and submit the required documents. Enrollment is confirmed after these steps. A personal account for the student and for parents/guardians is created in the GlobalKids mobile platform, providing access to essential information and school services. Families receive confirmation and next steps. 4. Creation of a personal account in the GlobalKids platform for the student and parents/guardians. The platform provides access to school information, communications, and, where applicable, surveillance camera access. This gives families a centralized place to monitor progress and events. The step concludes with the student and family ready to begin the program.

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World School and Lyceum – Lviv

Instructs in English, Ukrainian

Ages 4 - null years

Fees UAH 219,000

World School & Lyceum - Lviv is located at 7 Kozelnytska Street, near Stryiskyi Park, Lviv, Ukraine. It runs Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula alongside a Bespoke Curriculum, with two integrated programs: an international English-taught program and the Ukrainian state NUSh. The international program covers ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives and Co-curriculum; NUSh covers Ukrainian Language and Literature, Arts and Design, Geography, History, Music and Physical Education. Instruction is bilingual in English and Ukrainian, with core subjects taught in English and no translation required. Class sizes are 15-20, and each student has a mentor and tutors. Graduates receive an international certificate recognized in 195 countries and a Ukrainian state certificate. Facilities are modern and eco-friendly, with functional furniture, computers, projectors, screens, safety systems and a full range of software resources. Notable offerings include NASA Astro Camp 2026 Львів, after-school English Speaking Club, and a reading club.

Application fee

- Вступний внесок: UAH 29,000.

Tuition fees (Lviv campus) — amounts and basis

- International full‑day programme (WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM, full day 8:00–19:00) — UAH 219,000 per academic year. This covers the academic year September–June (10 months).

- Per‑month equivalent (for budgeting): UAH 21,900 per month (219,000 ÷ 10 months). The school bills the academic year that runs September–June.

- After‑school club (WORLD SCHOOL HUB): UAH 350 per session (per заняття).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year runs September–June (10 months). Parents pay the entry fee at enrollment and tuition according to the payment schedule chosen by the family and recorded in the signed enrolment contract. A 5% discount is applied for full annual payment; a 5% sibling discount applies for each additional child from the same family.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM Lviv operates as a full‑day day school (hours 8:00–19:00), and no boarding programme or boarding fees are published.

Other costs and fees

- School meals / food: Catering is optional and charged separately at parents' request (meals are not included by default in the tuition figure).

- After‑school activities (WORLD SCHOOL HUB): UAH 350 per class/session (examples: martial arts, chess, robotics, LEGO, music, dance, art, theatre).

- Learning materials: Textbooks, workbooks, notebooks and stationery are included in tuition.

- Seasonal camps and special programmes (additional charge): School runs seasonal camps and special activities that have separate fees; these are billed in addition to tuition when applicable.

Refunds and cancellations

- The entry fee and tuition payment terms, including any conditions for refunds or cancellations, are governed by the enrolment contract signed at admission; refund and cancellation conditions are specified in that contract. Parents should note that the entry fee is part of the enrolment process and the contract sets the binding terms for payments and refunds.

Fee payment options and practical notes

- Payment timing and the payment schedule are set out and agreed with parents during enrolment and recorded in the signed contract; the school offers the 5% discount for annual (one‑time) payment and allows other payment schedules chosen by parents as recorded in the contract. Specific methods of payment (bank transfer, credit/debit card, etc.) are implemented according to the enrolment agreement and administrative process.

Discounts

- 5% discount for each subsequent child from the same family. 5% discount for payment of the full year in a single payment.

Summary (key figures)

- Tuition (WORLD SCHOOL full‑day, Lviv): UAH 219,000 per academic year (September–June, 10 months).
- Entry (application/enrolment) fee: UAH 29,000.
- After‑school club: UAH 350 per session.

If you need these figures presented in another currency or formatted for import into your database, they are provided here as stated above in UAH.

Curriculum

World School & Lyceum offers two integrated programs: an international program taught in English and the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) program. The international program covers ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum; the NUSh program includes Ukrainian Language and Literature, Arts and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education. Instruction is bilingual in English and Ukrainian, with core subjects taught in English and no translation required. Class sizes are 15-20 students, with each pupil supported by a mentor and tutors. Students graduate with two certificates—an international certificate recognized in 195 countries and a Ukrainian state certificate—reflecting both international and national standards.

Student Teacher Ratio

Class sizes 15-20 students. Each student works with a mentor and tutors to tailor progress to individual abilities.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have broad opportunities to enter top universities worldwide. The international component supports admission to universities across many countries. The program emphasizes preparation for higher education through language and science curricula.

Gifted and Talented

Differentiated learning supports talents and individual strengths. Pupils work with mentors and tutors to progress at their own pace. The approach focuses on unlocking each student's potential through personalized pathways.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school culture is built on trust, mutual respect, openness, and responsibility, and personal development of both students and teachers is valued. Learning is student-centered; students are active and equal participants.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

ESL (English as a second language) is part of the WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM international program taught in English.

Safeguarding

Safety is a core value in school culture; the learning space is safe and environmentally friendly with safety systems in place.

Admissions

1. Online registration for an introductory meeting with the school. This initiates contact and enables scheduling for the introductory session with school representatives. The process collects basic information to facilitate the meeting. The introductory meeting introduces the school and its programs and staff.

2. A meeting to get acquainted with the school's representatives. The meeting provides an overview of the school, its programs, and staff. It offers an opportunity to ask questions and assess fit for the family. This step establishes a relationship with school personnel before moving forward.

3. Signing the Contract (Addenda). The agreement formalizes enrollment terms and conditions. Addenda may be attached to the contract as part of the enrollment terms. Both parties sign to confirm the enrollment arrangement.

4. Entrance testing and interview with the child and parents. Testing evaluates readiness for the program and alignment with expectations. The interview covers motivations, goals, and family expectations. The results inform placement decisions and next steps.

5. Payment of the entrance fee and tuition according to the chosen schedule. The payment schedule is selected by the parents. Terms of payment are defined during enrollment. The step concludes the financial commitment required for enrollment.

6. Preparation of documents required for admission. Families collect and prepare the necessary documents for submission. The documents are reviewed to ensure completeness and accuracy. This step supports the processing of the application for the upcoming year.

7. Enrollment of the student for the academic year and meeting with the class teacher. The student is enrolled for the upcoming academic year. A meeting with the class teacher is arranged to finalize placement. The student is prepared to begin the school year.

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Bilingual International STEM School

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Ages 2 - 17 years

Fees UAH 2,100 - 4,000

Type Co-educational

Bilingual International STEM School operates across four campuses in Lviv and Vynnyky: Lemkivska 15, Navrotskoho 39, Kvitky-Osnovianenka 9, and Vynna Hora 8v. It serves ages 2 to 17 and blends Cambridge International Education with Ukraine's NUSh program. Cambridge provides about half of instruction in English and prepares students for international exams, while NUSh offers a Ukrainian program for grades 1–9 and is licensed by the Ministry of Education. Doshkillya kindergarten (ages 4–6) is bilingual and emphasizes critical thinking and creativity. Primary (grades 1–4) offers bilingual education in Ukrainian and English in small classes up to 16 students. Lyceum (grades 10–12) provides international education with NMТ courses, profile classes, a bilingual environment and a STEM focus. Facilities include equipped classrooms, sport halls, play yards, and in-house kitchens. A schedule runs 8:30–19:00 with meals, clubs and study time. STEM is embedded through robotics and project-based learning; over 15 clubs operate on campuses.

Location

Four modern locations in Lviv and Vinnyky: Lemkivska Street 15, Lviv; Navrotskoho Street 39, Lviv; Kvity-Osnovyanyenka Street 9, Lviv; Vinna Hora Street 8V, Vinnyky. Each campus has classrooms, gyms, playgrounds, and its own kitchens.

Stages

Preschool (4-6 years); Primary School (1-4); Secondary School (5-9); Lyceum (10-12).

Additional learning support

Individual approach to learning and psychological support; 75+ specialists including teachers, language specialists, and psychologists.

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

Hours are from 08:30 to 19:00, Monday to Friday. The day includes lessons, meals, outdoor time, clubs, and homework.

Application and one‑time (annual) fees
- One‑time annual materials/registration fee for primary education (school, grades 1–4): USD 430. This fee is payable at contract acceptance and is non‑refundable.
- One‑time annual materials/registration fee for preschool placements (examples by location): equivalent to USD 300 (Vynnyky location) and equivalent figures of USD 330–USD 400 in other preschool locations. These one‑time fees are charged for purchase of textbooks and methodological materials and are non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as the USD equivalent the school uses to calculate payments)
- Preschool (ages 1.5–4 and 4–6): monthly tuition equivalents vary by location and programme level. Example published figures include: USD 230 per month (one location / programme) and other preschool locations showing monthly equivalents in the range USD 330–USD 400. Annual tuition (billing basis) is calculated from the monthly rate according to the school year length.
- Primary school (Grades 1–4): monthly tuition equivalent USD 360. The school sets the academic year as 10 months (September–June); therefore the annual tuition on the published monthly figure equals USD 3,600 (USD 360 × 10 months). Parents may also pay per semester (two equal payments) or as a single annual payment.
- Group of extended day / after‑school care (Група продовженого дня): monthly tuition equivalent USD 210 (this is billed monthly; first‑month and subsequent monthly payments use the same equivalent).
- Extracurricular clubs and workshops: club pricing is charged separately from tuition. Example published club prices include single‑session and subscription options (sample rates shown in local currency in the school's published schedule of activities). Typical examples published for club sessions are UAH amounts per session and monthly subscription prices (e.g., per‑session and monthly subscription rates for sports and STEM clubs); these are paid in addition to tuition.

Per‑term / per‑semester detail
- Monthly billing: tuition is expressed as a monthly equivalent (the published USD equivalent is multiplied by the bank exchange rate to determine the UAH amount). Monthly payments are for the coming calendar month (see billing schedule below). Examples: Preschool monthly examples USD 230; Primary monthly USD 360; Extended‑day monthly USD 210.
- Per‑semester option: the school allows payment by semester as two equal payments; each semester payment equals 50% of the annual tuition. For a primary pupil with monthly equivalent USD 360 (10‑month year), each semester payment would equal USD 1,800. The first semester payment is due at contract acceptance; the second is due by 21 December.
- Annual prepayment option: the school permits a single annual payment equal to the full annual tuition (amount agreed in the contract). The school also permits alternative written agreements on timing if agreed in writing.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard monthly due date: monthly payments are due by the 21st day of the current month for the next calendar month. The first monthly payment for a new school year is due by 21 August (example dates published for the 2026/27 intake).
- Semester payments: if using the two‑payment semester option, the first 50% payment is required at contract acceptance and the second 50% is due by 21 December of the school year. Annual single payment timing may be contractually agreed.
- Currency and conversion: published tariffs are stated as USD equivalents; actual payments are made in Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH). The school converts the USD equivalent to UAH using the interbank sale exchange rate for USD published on the referenced exchange page on the day before invoice/offer issuance. The payable UAH amount equals (USD equivalent) × (applicable UAH/USD exchange rate).
- Payment method and account: tuition and related charges are paid by bank transfer to the school's designated UAH account. Bank details are provided in the contract; payment is considered made on the date funds are credited to the school's account. The school's contracts reference payment by bank transfer to the school's account in a Ukrainian bank.

Boarding / accommodation fees
- No boarding services are provided; the school operates as a day school (full‑day programmes). There are no published boarding fees.

Other costs and fees
- Meals / catering: organisation of meals is arranged under a separate contract with an approved catering provider and is charged in addition to tuition. Meal costs are invoiced separately under that catering agreement.
- Extracurricular activities (clubs, workshops): charged separately. Sample published club prices show per‑session and subscription prices (local currency examples are used for club billing). These fees are paid in addition to tuition.
- Educational materials: the one‑time annual materials/registration fee covers purchase of textbooks and methodological materials; this fee is charged once per year per child.
- Uniforms / school dress: no separate mandatory uniform fee is itemised in the published tariffs; materials coverage is described as the one‑time materials fee above. (School rules reference internal requirements but no separate uniform charge is listed in the tariff appendices.)

Refund and cancellation policy
- Prepayments and deposits: prepayments and the one‑time annual materials/registration fee are non‑refundable in the published contract terms.
- Absence and non‑attendance: periods of absence for any reason (holidays, illness, quarantine, military or emergency situations, participation in events, etc.) do not reduce tuition liability; paid amounts are not refundable for periods of absence.
- Early unilateral termination by the parent: if the parent terminates the contract unilaterally, previously paid funds are not returned under the contract terms.

Fee payment options and administrative details
- Payment currency: payments are made in UAH; the school publishes USD equivalents and applies a defined exchange‑rate method to calculate the payable UAH amount at the time of payment.
- Payment channels: the published contractual payment channel is bank transfer to the school's UAH account. The contract text specifies bank details and treats the date of crediting the school's account as the payment date. No separate published tariff appendix lists credit/debit card processing as a billing channel.

Summary of coverage and missing items
- Published, contract‑level tariff documents were located for preschool programmes (various locations), primary school (grades 1–4), group extended‑day services and extracurricular clubs; those documents state the monthly USD equivalents, one‑time materials fees, billing schedule, payment method (UAH bank transfer), conversion method (USD→UAH using the published exchange rate), and the non‑refund policy.
- Separate, explicit monthly tuition figures for grades 5–9 and for the senior/lyceum grades (10–11/12) were not found in the specific tariff appendices located among the published contract documents available in the school's public documents folder; these levels may be covered by similar tariff appendices or by location‑specific offers published separately. The above summary presents the published figures that are included in the school's formal offer/contract appendices for the identified programmes.

Curriculum

The school combines Cambridge International Education with Ukraine's national program. The Cambridge Programme provides 50% of instruction in English and prepares students for international examinations and certificates. The New Ukrainian School (NUSh) provides a full Ukrainian program for grades 1–9, licensed by the Ministry of Education. The Doshkillya (kindergarten) offers a bilingual program for ages 4–6 and develops critical thinking and creativity. Primary (grades 1–4) offers bilingual education in Ukrainian and English in small classes (up to 16 students). Lyceum (grades 10–12) provides international education with university preparation, NMТ courses, profile classes, a bilingual environment, and a STEM approach.

Student Teacher Ratio

Primary classes have up to 16 students. The staff comprises 75+ specialists across four locations.

Higher Education Progression

The Lyceum provides preparation for universities in Ukraine and around the world. It offers NMТ courses and Cambridge pathways toward higher education and official certificates.

Gifted and Talented

There are specialized profile classes in the Lyceum, a STEM-focused approach with robotics and programming, and more than 15 clubs. The school offers individualized learning and psychological support to nurture talents.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Psychological support is provided for students, with psychologists on staff among 75+ specialists including teachers and language native speakers. An individualized approach is offered to every child, taking into account pace, interests, and needs. The school maintains a bilingual environment with 50% of instruction in English. STEM learning emphasizes project-based work and critical thinking.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides psychological support and an individualized approach for each child. The team includes 75+ specialists: teachers, native-language speakers, and psychologists.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

50% of instruction is in English under the Cambridge Programme for children from age 4. The environment is bilingual. The Cambridge Programme prepares students for international examinations.

Mental Wellbeing

Psychological support is available for students, with psychologists on staff.

Safeguarding

The school has rules to ensure a comfortable and safe environment. Rules cover daily items to bring, ban on gadgets, guidelines for celebrations and snacks, and prohibitions on toy weapons to maintain safety.

Admissions

The school offers a six-step enrollment process. Step 1: Fill out a form or call 067-990-5050 to express interest or submit the online form. Step 2: Meet with the school administration to obtain comprehensive information about the program and attendance, to tour the premises, and to ask questions. Step 3: A school psychologist assesses readiness for schooling and identifies needs; a decision on proceeding with admissions follows. Step 4: For students in 2nd grade and above transferring from another school, enrollment is offered for open places by competitive selection to evaluate knowledge level and form balanced classes. Step 5: Signing the contract requires a parental application, a copy of the child's birth certificate (Ukrainian certificate or notarized Ukrainian translation), a copy of the parent's passport and ID code; later provide the child's medical card (form 026/о), vaccination card (form 063/о), medical certificate (form 086-1/0), and the personal file from the previous school. Step 6: Tuition is paid within the established deadlines; detailed information about tuition is provided during the meeting with the administration or on the pricing page. Admission to O2 Lyceum (grades 10–11) follows: 1) Submit an application on the site or via social networks; 2) Attend a school tour; 3) Determine knowledge level through an academic test (English, mathematics, basic subjects) or a trial day; 4) If the decision is positive, sign the contract, submit the required documents, and pay for learning materials. Lyceum features: a bilingual environment with 50% of instruction in English; mathematics and sciences taught in English; a combination of Ukrainian state program and Cambridge Programme; preparation for NMТ and Cambridge exams; project work and presentations; development of interpersonal communication, tolerance to stress, emotional regulation, and critical thinking; full-day format 8:30–16:00, with 16:00–18:30 consultations with subject teachers; small classes.

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Lviv British School

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Ages 4 - null years

Fees UAH 1,990 - 340,000

Type Co-educational

Lviv British School is a private educational institution in Lviv, Ukraine, offering a British curriculum across primary and secondary phases. The school uses Cambridge assessment for stages, including BASE Baseline Assessment, Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoints, Cambridge Progression Tests and Cambridge IGCSE. BASE is a non-exam online cognitive screening for primary pupils. The IGCSE provides certification for Years 10–11 in subjects such as English, Mathematics, Sciences, Humanities, Languages, Business Studies, ICT, Art and Music. The school operates as a British school with registration under Lviv British School LTD while maintaining a London address for corporate reference. Facilities include a Water Sport Arena, an aquatic complex for swimming, water polo, synchronized swimming and underwater swimming, with seating. An on-site kitchen serves five meals daily. A broad extracurricular program features 30+ clubs, a bus, and activities from robotics and Python programming to drama, film, entrepreneurship, charity work, and Great Expedition game.

Location

130 Henerala Chuprynky Street, Lviv, Lviv region, 79000, Ukraine. The school is located in Lviv city and is accessible by local public transport.

Stages

Pre-school; Primary; Secondary; High School.

Type

Private British school.

Additional learning support

Tutoring Centre; School psychologist.

Country affiliation

British

School day structure

Working hours Monday–Friday 8 am–7 pm. The daily routine includes a structured day with meals and breaks; educational levels include Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and High School.

Bus service

School buses operate on eight routes across Lviv. Travel to school takes 15–35 minutes. Transportation is provided by a licensed carrier; seats are reserved in advance and the bus is trackable in real time. Individual transportation is available via SHIELD Ukraine.

Application & entrance fees

- One-time entrance fee on admission: UAH 20,000. This one-off fee includes booking a place, the school uniform for the first academic year, textbooks and stationery for the whole year, and a contribution to the school development charity fund. UAH 20,000 is paid once at admission. For continuing students, an annual entrance/continuation fee of UAH 10,000 is charged.

Trial / assessment fees

- Trial Day (full day): UAH 1,000 per child. This covers a full school day (08:00–19:00), lessons, clubs, pool use and five meals.

Tuition fees — core programmes (detail by payment period and academic year 2026/27)

- Ukrainian curriculum component (charged in UAH): UAH 34,000 per month, payable for 10 months of the academic year (payments apply from 1 September to late June). Annual total (10 months): UAH 340,000. Monthly billing is the standard payment unit.

- Cambridge (British) component: GBP 199 per month (charged to the British company account specified in the contract at the NBU exchange rate). Annual total (10 months): GBP 1,990. Payment for this component is billed monthly.

- Per-term / per-semester detail (billing basis and calculation): Tuition is billed monthly. The school's academic year is structured as two semesters (Semester 1: September–December; Semester 2: January–June) within a 10-month billing year. Using the monthly fees above, the implied tuition amounts are:
- Ukrainian programme: Semester 1 (4 months) = UAH 136,000; Semester 2 (6 months) = UAH 204,000; Academic year (10 months) = UAH 340,000.
- Cambridge component: Semester 1 (4 months) = GBP 796; Semester 2 (6 months) = GBP 1,194; Academic year (10 months) = GBP 1,990.

- Fee variation by year group: A single published tuition schedule (monthly UAH 34,000 + GBP 199 component) is applied; no separate per-grade monthly fee schedule is published.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing cycle: Tuition payments are made monthly in advance. Payment is by monthly prepayment for the next month and is due by the 10th day of the current month. The academic/billing year is 10 months (payments are not charged in July and August).

- Where to pay / payment recipients:
- Payments for the Ukrainian-currency portion are made to the school's Ukrainian bank account in UAH (account details appear in the contract). Payments for the British/Cambridge component are paid in GBP to the British company account specified in the contract. The public offer/contract sets out distinct payee accounts and currencies (UAH to the Ukrainian account; GBP to the UK account / IBAN/SWIFT shown in contract).

- Accepted payment methods:
- Main school tuition payments are arranged by bank transfer to the account(s) shown in the contract (UAH account for Ukrainian component; GBP IBAN/SWIFT for British component). The public offer specifies bank transfer to the designated accounts.
- For the online school and related online payments, payment methods include Apple Pay, Google Pay, VISA and Mastercard (online payment facility). Food and cafeteria orders are paid through the school smartphone application.

Boarding / accommodation fees (applicable for students from other cities; 2026/27 residential period)

- Accommodation period offered: 28 August 2026 – 28 June 2027 (campus/hotel arrangements are available near the school).

- Campus accommodation (shared blocks, price per person, per month):
- Block with 2 students per sub-block (bunk beds): UAH 6,900 per month per student.
- Block with 4 students per sub-block (bunk beds): UAH 5,900 per month per student.

- Implied boarding annual totals (same residential period / roughly 10 months):
- 2-per-block option: UAH 69,000 per academic year (approx., 6,900 × 10 months).
- 4-per-block option: UAH 59,000 per academic year (approx., 5,900 × 10 months).

- Boarding arrangements: Accommodation is organised in a campus block based on a nearby hotel with tutor supervision; rooms offered at basic and upgraded comfort levels; the school provides textbooks and core study materials for residents.

Meals, extras and other recurring costs

- Food / catering (charged per day and ordered/paid through the school app):
- 5 meals a day – UAH 495 per day.
- Second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner – UAH 429 per day.
- Breakfast, second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack – UAH 429 per day.
- Second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack – UAH 308 per day.
- Lunch only – UAH 187 per day.

- School bus (monthly subscription / zones): Monthly subscription payment model with zone pricing (examples):
- Zone 1 (0–4 km) – UAH 4,085 per month.
- Zone 2 (4–8 km) – UAH 4,835 per month.
- Zone 3 (8–12 km) – UAH 5,585 per month.
- Zone 4 (12–16 km) – UAH 6,335 per month.

- Uniform: The one-time entrance fee for first year includes the school uniform for the first academic year. A school uniform shop / catalogue is available for ordering branded items (polo, sweater, cardigan, trousers, skirt, sports clothing, etc.). Individual uniform items are sold via the school's uniform ordering facility; separate prices for uniform items are not published alongside the catalogue.

- Clubs, extra-curricular activities and trips: Many clubs and electives are included in the comprehensive tuition package; certain camps, international study tours and special events have separate charges (example: an educational trip package listed at EUR 690 for a specific tour). Additional tutor / extracurricular charges may be billed separately where indicated.

Discounts and scholarships

- Scholarships/grants: The school operates a grants programme that can cover full tuition for eligible students (selection by entrance test results). The school also provides scholarships of GBP 500 per year to students with significant achievements in sport, creativity or science.

- Concessionary discounts (published):
- Children of military personnel: 10% discount on tuition.
- Internally displaced persons: 5% discount.
- Sibling discount: When enrolling two children, a 10% discount is applied to the second child.

Refunds and cancellations (applicable clauses)

- No general published tuition refund clause is provided alongside the tuition schedule; specific service rules include explicit no-refund provisions for some ancillary services (for example, school-bus subscription and swimming-pool subscriptions state that payments may not be refunded for rule violations or in certain cases). For tuition refund or contract-termination terms, payment and refund mechanics are set out contractually in the school's offer/contract documents.

Practical notes on payments and administration

- Payment timing and method: Tuition is paid monthly in advance (prepayment for the coming month) and is due by the 10th of the current month; the Ukrainian-currency portion is paid to the Ukrainian bank account, and the British component is paid in GBP to the UK account or as specified in the contract. For online-only enrolments and certain online payments, card-based methods (Apple Pay, Google Pay, VISA, Mastercard) are available. Food orders are paid via the school smartphone application.

- Ancillary one-off items to expect: one-time entrance fee (UAH 20,000) at admission (includes first-year uniform and textbooks); trial-day fee (UAH 1,000) if a trial day is used; uniform purchases after the first year; optional trip/camp fees and any paid extra-curricular activities beyond what the tuition covers.

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Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform. The uniform is the same as that worn by students in UK schools and is sent from London.

Food Options

The School Café is a cafe created for parents whose children study at Lviv British School. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are available, with a menu that corresponds to the dishes served to your child, including desserts and drinks. The café provides Wi‑Fi and can be used as a coworking space.

Governance and Ownership

Lviv British School LTD is the private governing body. It is registered as Company No 15061925 and has addresses in London, United Kingdom (128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX) and Lviv, Ukraine (130 Henerala Chuprynky Street, Lviv, 79000).

Curriculum

Cambridge-based assessment system from BASE Baseline Assessment through Cambridge Primary & Lower Secondary Checkpoint, Cambridge Progression Tests and Cambridge IGCSE. BASE is initial online testing for primary pupils and is not an exam, using an online gaming platform to assess cognitive development. Cambridge Primary & Lower Secondary Checkpoint is an external Cambridge assessment at the end of key stages. Cambridge Progression Tests are internal progress checks. Cambridge IGCSE is an international secondary certification for Years 10–11 with subjects including English (First/Second Language), Mathematics, Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Humanities (History, Geography), Languages (German, Spanish, French), Business Studies, ICT, Art and Music.

Exam Results

Cambridge IGCSE is recognised by universities and educational institutions around the world. These Cambridge assessments provide internationally recognised certificates that open doors to further study.

Higher Education Progression

The school prepares students for entry into British universities.

Gifted and Talented

Patrons annually provide grants to talented students with the highest scores on entrance tests, allowing them to receive a scholarship to study at Lviv British School.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides on-site psychological support through a school psychologist and a Learning Support Department. The psychologist supports students with stress, anxiety, fears and emotional difficulties, assists adolescents in personal development, and helps resolve conflicts between peers. Seminars for parents and students focus on emotional health, stress resilience, motivation, and self-esteem; topics include recognising stress, building resilience, and parent support for their child's emotional wellbeing. The school runs seminars and parent resources to promote wellbeing and healthy social development. The safeguarding framework recognises mental health as part of safeguarding and provides staff training and resources to support students' mental health and wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school recognises that some students have special educational needs and may require additional support. Learning Support, including on-site psychology, provides targeted assistance and can enable referrals to external professionals when needed. The Learning Support Department works to identify learning difficulties and develop individual approaches to support progress. The safeguarding policy emphasises inclusive practice and staff responsibilities toward students with special educational needs and disability. Staff receive training and guidance to ensure safe, supportive approaches for students with diverse needs, including a focus on counselling and wellbeing.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school works with two educational programmes: Ukrainian and British, teaching students in both languages. Students are taught in Ukrainian and English, with English used as a main language in some classes after two years within the British programme. Ukrainian language, literature, and Ukrainian history are studied alongside English-language instruction. The bilingual approach supports students' integration into both Ukrainian and British educational pathways.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides on-site psychological support to promote mental wellbeing and to assist students with emotional and behavioural needs. The safeguarding policy recognises mental health as part of safeguarding and outlines staff training and access to counselling and external mental health resources. Seminars and parent workshops address emotional health, stress management, motivation, self-esteem, and resilience. There is a dedicated School Counsellor and access to psychological support as part of the school's wellbeing strategy. The policy emphasises safeguarding measures that include mental health considerations and pathways to professional support when needed.

Safeguarding

The school maintains a Child Protection Safeguarding Policy with named Designated Safeguarding Leads: Olena Chernetska (Headteacher) and Valeriia Krupska (Deputy Headteacher), with external contact to the Founder. The policy outlines safeguarding aims to provide a safe environment, identify at-risk students, and ensure effective communication and reporting procedures. It sets out the four core steps: Awareness, Prevention, Reporting, and Responding, all underpinned by staff training and clear conduct expectations. The school offers on-site counselling and Learning Support to assist safeguarding and mental health needs, including access to external professionals when appropriate. The policy is available in English and Ukrainian and aligns with UK safeguarding guidance where relevant.

Admissions

1. Begin admission. Fill out the application form carefully and provide all required information. The form collects contact details and information about the child to help the school understand the family's needs and expectations. This information guides the next steps in the admissions process. A completed application form initiates contact from the school.

2. Get an invitation to online testing. After submitting the form, you will receive an email inviting you to online testing and a link to complete the test by the specified date. The online testing is designed to match the child's age level. The test should be completed by the given deadline.

3. Take tests. The online tests are designed according to the age capabilities of students and take no more than 35 minutes to complete. The tests assess core subjects and determine eligibility for the next stage. The results guide whether the applicant proceeds in the process.

4. Get an interview. After passing the tests, you will receive an invitation to an online interview for a personal meeting. The interview provides an opportunity for further assessment of the student and family. The invitation to the interview is sent by email.

5. Visit the school. Based on the interview results, you will be invited to visit Lviv British School, and there will be final testing of students. The visit allows the school to meet the family in person. Final testing may take place during the visit.

6. Sign the contract. After successful completion of all stages, an annual contract for studying at Lviv British School is signed between the school and the parents. The contract formalizes enrollment for the upcoming academic year.

Scholarships

Patrons annually provide grants to talented students with the highest scores on entrance tests, which allows them to receive a scholarship to study at Lviv British School. A tuition grant is available for the 2026/2027 academic year to the top-scoring student in their age group.

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O2 School - Kvitky-Osnovianenka Campus

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Ages 1 - null years

Fees UAH 156,975 - 246,675

Type Co-educational

O2 School - Kvitky-Osnovianenka Campus is a private, licensed full-day bilingual school in Lviv, Ukraine, delivering a blended Cambridge Programme and the Nova Ukrainian School (NUSh) curriculum. From age 4, about 50% of instruction is in English through Cambridge, with Cambridge examination preparation. NUSh provides a full Ukrainian program for grades 1–9, allowing continuity with national standards. Preschool is bilingual (ages 4–6); Primary (1–4) is Ukrainian–English bilingual; Secondary (5–9) deepens study with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation; Lyceum (10–12) offers senior-level study with international education, NMT courses, and profile classes in a bilingual environment. The school operates across four modern campuses in Lviv and Vyhnyky, including Kvitky-Osnovianenka 9, each with equipped classrooms, gyms, playgrounds, and on-site kitchens at some sites. It emphasizes STEM through project-based learning, maintains small classes up to 16 students, and runs over 15 clubs plus city camps and Carpathian trips. This combination supports both international opportunities and strong Ukrainian education.

Location

Located in Lviv, Ukraine. Kvitky-Osnovianenka Street 9 is the campus address. It sits in a residential area of Lviv and is one of O2 School's four locations in the city and nearby towns. The campus serves nursery, preschool, and primary levels.

Stages

Nursery 1.5–4 years; Preschool 4–6 years; Primary School 1–4 grades.

Type

Private bilingual full-day school

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

8:30–19:00, Monday–Friday. Full-day includes instruction, meals, outdoor time, clubs and homework.

Application fees
- A one‑time, non‑refundable annual materials/enrolment fee is required. For the Kvitky‑Osnov'yanenka (Квітки‑Основ'яненка) school offer for grades 1–4 this fee is the hryvnia equivalent of USD 620 and must be paid within three working days after acceptance.
- A military discount is available for the enrolment/entry fee.

Tuition fees by programme / year group (Kvitky‑Osnov'yanenka campus)
- Primary school (grades 1–4, Kvitky‑Осн. public offer): tuition is set as the hryvnia equivalent of USD 350 per month. The school year is charged for 10 academic months (payments apply only for the 10 months that make up the school year). Annual tuition therefore equals 10 × USD 350 (converted to UAH at the contract exchange‑rate method).
- General published monthly “Школа” rate shown for the Kvitky‑Осн. campus (site pricing summary) is USD 550 per month for school tuition and USD 70 per month for meals; this applies as the campus' published monthly price listing. The site also indicates 10 payable months in the school year. (Note: the Kvitky‑Осн. 1–4 public offer contains specific contract figures that state USD 350/month for grades 1–4.)
- Preschool (Дошкілля) at Kvitky‑Осн.: published monthly rate shown in the campus pricing summary is USD 400 per month. Kindergarten / садок at Kvitky‑Осн.: published monthly rate is USD 300 per month. These are shown as monthly amounts and are charged only for the school's defined academic months (10 months per year).
- Fees for Cambridge / international examinations, exam registrations and associated administrative fees are not included in the tuition and are charged separately to parents.

Per‑term / per‑year detail (payment basis used by the school)
- The school charges on a monthly basis for the academic months (10 months per year). Where a contract shows a USD monthly equivalent, the billed UAH amount is calculated by multiplying the USD equivalent by the interbank USD→UAH selling rate published on the interbank page (minfin) as of the previous day. Examples from published documents for the 2026–2027 arrangements: monthly tuition equivalent USD 350 (grades 1–4) or the campus general listing of USD 550/month (school), with meals USD 70/month. Annual totals therefore are the monthly equivalent × 10 months plus any one‑time annual fees (materials/enrolment).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- First payment (for the first month and any required enrolment/materials fee) must be made by the date stated in the contract; for the 2026/27 1–4 contract the first month and related payment deadlines are set to be paid by 21 August 2026. Subsequent monthly payments are due by the 21st day of the current (preceding) month for the following calendar month.
- All payments are made in Ukrainian hryvnia. The payable UAH amount is calculated from the USD equivalent (as published in the tariff) multiplied by the interbank USD→UAH selling rate published on the specified currency page (minfin) on the preceding day. Bank/payment system commissions are not included in the stated tariffs and are payable by the payer.
- The contractual payment method specified in the school's public offers is bank transfer to the school's current account (PrivatBank is shown as the receiving bank in the agreements). The contract also explicitly states that calculations and transfers use the school's bank details and that the date of payment is the date funds are credited to the school's account. Credit‑card payment options are not specified in the published fee schedules or public offers.

Boarding / accommodation
- No boarding fees are listed. The campus offers full‑day day schooling (hours shown 08:30–19:00) and published materials and contracts address day‑school services; no residential/boarding service or boarding tariff is published for the Kvitky‑Осн. campus.

Other costs and additional fees
- Meals: a separate monthly meal charge is published for the campus (USD 70/month in the site pricing summary for the Kvitky‑Осн. campus). The public offers note that catering is provided under a separate agreement with an approved catering provider and may be charged separately.
- Materials and learning resources: a one‑time annual materials/enrolment fee is charged (Kvitky 1–4: USD 620 equivalent) and is designated to cover materials/methodical resources. That fee is non‑refundable.
- Extracurricular clubs, sections and additional paid activities (gurtky, camps, special clubs, Cambridge exam registration fees) are charged separately according to their own tariffs. Cambridge and other international exam registration and exam fees are not included in tuition and are payable by parents.
- Uniforms / school clothing: no separate uniform fee or uniform tariff is published in the campus fee schedules and public offers. If a uniform is required, any purchase/charge for it is not shown as a published fee in the tariff documents reviewed.

Refunds and cancellations
- Published contract terms state that actual prepayments and payments already made are non‑refundable. The one‑time annual materials/enrolment fee is explicitly non‑refundable. The contract includes provisions on termination and lists specific cases where funds are not returned. Some termination circumstances (for example, unilateral termination by the school for certain breaches) are also specified as resulting in no refund.
- Periods of absence (illness, quarantine, holidays, force majeure including wartime circumstances) are not grounds for refund or automatic reduction of fees under the standard contract terms; paid fees are not returned for such absences unless explicitly agreed otherwise.

Discounts and tax‑related notes
- Published discounts include: 10% for the second child attending school (Школа), 5% for the second child in preschool/kindergarten, a 5% discount for annual prepayment (payment for 10 months in advance), and a military discount on the enrolment fee. The school's materials also note that families may be able to recover up to 18% of tuition costs through the Ukrainian tax benefit process where applicable.

Summary of how charges appear on contract examples (Kvitky campus, 2026 offers)
- Kvitky (grades 1–4 public offer, March 7, 2026): one‑time materials/enrolment fee = equivalent of USD 620 (non‑refundable); monthly tuition = equivalent of USD 350; payments due by 21 August 2026 for the first month and then by the 21st of the preceding month for subsequent months; 10 payable months per year.
- Site pricing summary for Kvitky campus lists (monthly): School tuition USD 550/month and Meals USD 70/month; Preschool USD 400/month; Kindergarten USD 300/month. The site summary also confirms payment is collected only for the 10 academic months and reiterates available discounts.

Practical notes for payment
- All official contracts convert stated USD equivalents into UAH using the interbank USD selling rate (minfin) on the day specified; bank transfer to the school's UAH account at PrivatBank is the contractual payment route; bank/processing commissions are additional and borne by the payer. Prepayments and the annual materials/enrolment fee are treated as non‑refundable under the published contract terms.

Boarding Arrangements

Full-day program from 8:30 to 19:00; includes teaching, meals, breaks, clubs, and homework.

Food Options

Own kitchen with freshly prepared meals; 3-4 meals per day; accommodates dietary needs and allergies.

Governance and Ownership

Licensed by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and Official Cambridge International School; Cambridge Programme provides 50% of instruction in English and prepares for international exams.

Curriculum

The school combines Cambridge Programme with the Nova Ukrainian School (NUSh). Cambridge Programme offers 50% English-language instruction from age 4 and prepares students for international exams. NUSh provides a full Ukrainian program for grades 1–9. Preschool is bilingual for ages 4–6; Primary (1–4) is Ukrainian–English bilingual; Secondary (5–9) emphasizes in-depth study with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation; Lyceum (10–12) provides senior-level study with international education, NMТ courses, and profile classes in a bilingual environment. The school uses a STEM-focused approach with project-based learning and offers more than 15 clubs for talents and hobbies.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small classes; up to 16 students per class.

Higher Education Progression

Preparation for entry to universities in Ukraine and abroad.

Gifted and Talented

STEM-focused approach; more than 15 clubs including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art; development of talents and hobbies; psychological support and individualized development.

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O2 School - Lemkivska Campus

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Ages 1 - null years

Fees UAH 3,960 - 4,200

Type Co-educational

O2 School – Lemkivska Campus is a private bilingual full-day school in Lviv that blends the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) with Cambridge International programmes. The Lemkivska 15 campus serves Preschool (ages 4–6), Primary (grades 1–4) and Middle (grades 5–9), with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation, and the Lyceum (grades 10–12) for senior international education with university preparation and National MT courses, all in a bilingual environment. Cambridge instruction comprises about 50% in English, with the remainder in Ukrainian; NUSh provides a full Ukrainian program licensed for grades 1–9, complementing the international programme. Facilities include an on-site gym and an outdoor playground, with small class sizes up to 16 students. The school emphasizes STEM through robotics, programming and project-based learning, and runs more than 15 clubs such as robotics, programming, sport, dance, chess and art. Full-day operations run 8:30–19:00, including meals, clubs and homework, plus city camps and trips to the Carpathians.

Location

Location: Lemkivska Street 15, Lviv, Ukraine. The Lemkivska campus houses Kindergarten (1.5–4 years), Preschool (4–6 years), Primary (1–4), and Middle (5–9) levels. It is part of a four-location network in Lviv and Vinnyky. The campus features an on-site gym and a playground.

Stages

Kindergarten (1.5-4), Preschool (4-6), Primary (1-4), Middle (5-9)

Type

Private bilingual full-day school

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

From 8:30 to 19:00; includes learning, meals, outdoor breaks, clubs, and homework.

Application / one‑time annual fee
- A one‑time annual (enrolment) fee applies: equivalent to USD 620, payable in Ukrainian hryvnia at the interbank sale exchange rate on the day of invoicing. The one‑time fee must be paid for contract acceptance and is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by programme / year group
- Kindergarten / садок (preschool group for the Lemkivska location): monthly tuition is set as the hryvnia amount equivalent to USD 330, payable monthly.
- Primary & Secondary school (Lemkivska campus, 1–9 / 1–3 and 4–9 contract categories): monthly tuition is set as the hryvnia amount equivalent to USD 350; the same monthly tariff structure is shown across the school-level public offers.
- Additional paid programmes (after‑school clubs, workshops, sections): these are charged separately according to their own tariffs (examples: single lessons and monthly/abonnement rates are published for individual clubs). Fees for each club are invoiced per the applicable tariff.

Per‑term / instalment options and billing schedule
- First payment: the initial amounts required for contract acceptance are due by the date specified for the coming school year (for the 2026/27 cycle the first‑month payment is due by 21 August).
- Monthly billing: subsequent monthly tuition payments are due by the 21st day of the current month preceding the month being paid for (i.e., pay by the 21st for the next calendar month).
- Semester instalments: parents may pay by semester in two equal instalments (each 50% of the annual tuition). The first instalment is payable for contract acceptance and the second instalment is due by 21 December of the school year.
- Annual payment: the school also permits a single annual prepayment equal to the year's tuition, subject to any written agreement between the parties.
- Currency and exchange: tariffs are expressed as a USD equivalent and each payment is converted to UAH using the interbank sale exchange rate on the business day before invoicing; invoices state the UAH amount.

Boarding / accommodation fees
- The Lemkivska campus operates as a full‑day day school (hours shown as typical full‑day operation). No boarding / residential (pension) service or boarding fee is provided for the Lemkivska campus in the public offer documents. Education and day services are organised as day programmes.

Catering, uniforms and other additional costs
- Catering: food services are charged separately from tuition under a separate catering contract; catering tariffs are set by the contracted catering provider. As an example within the network, the published catering tariff for monthly three‑meals service is shown as the hryvnia amount equivalent to USD 70 per calendar month (catering is payable by bank transfer to the caterer's account per the catering agreement). Parents should expect food to be invoiced separately from tuition.
- Uniform / school clothing: no separate mandatory uniform fee or one‑line uniform tariff is listed in the Lemkivska public offer documents and tariff appendices; any requirements for specific clothing or optional branded items would be invoiced separately if applicable.
- Extracurricular clubs and workshops: charged separately by session or by abonnement (examples: single session rates and monthly/abonement prices are published for the network's clubs).

Refunds and cancellations
- Prepayments and paid fees are non‑refundable in the normal course: public offer contracts state that prepayments and paid amounts are not returned if the contract is terminated by the parent; early termination requires the parent to give notice (contract clauses specify notice periods such as 30 calendar days) but paid sums are not returned.
- Force majeure / exceptional circumstances: the contracts include provisions addressing quarantine, martial or other extraordinary circumstances; for preschool contracts in a quarantine or declared emergency the preschool contract indicates a retained payment entitlement (example clause shows payment may be retained at a percentage in such circumstances). Specific contract language governs these cases.

Late payment and sanctions
- Late payment penalties are specified: standard penalty is 1% of the overdue amount per day; larger fixed‑percentage penalties apply if overdue periods exceed the contract thresholds (examples in the school contract include higher penalty percentages after 10 and 20 days and steps up to suspension or termination for prolonged non‑payment).

Payment methods and bank details
- Payments are made by bank transfer to the account details shown in the Lemkivska public offer / contract. The Lemkivska school entity account is shown in the public offer (company: ТОВ «БАЙЛІНГВЕЛ ІНТЕРНЕШНЛ СТЕМ СКУЛ», current account UA 613052990000026008001013648 at AТ КБ «ПРИВАТБАНК»). FOP / preschool contractor accounts are shown in the preschool offer documents where applicable. Fees do not include bank or payment‑system commissions charged at the time of payment.
- Online / electronic payments: for extracurricular programmes the published offer permits payment via online payment systems (example: LiqPay) or by bank transfer as indicated in the clubs/workshops offer. Payment processing commissions remain the payer's responsibility as stated in the contracts.

Summary — practical billing points for a parent
- Expect a one‑time annual enrolment fee equivalent to USD 620 (non‑refundable) plus monthly tuition charged in UAH at the current interbank rate; kindergarten tariffs are quoted as USD 330/month equivalent and school tuition as USD 350/month equivalent for the Lemkivska contracts.
- First instalments and enrolment formalities must be completed by the stated acceptance date (first‑month payment due by 21 August for the coming year); thereafter pay monthly by the 21st for the following month, or choose semester or annual instalment schedules permitted in the contract. Late payment penalties and non‑refund rules apply as specified in the public offer contracts.

Curriculum

Cambridge Programme: 50% of instruction in English, preparing students for international exams. The New Ukrainian School (NUSh) provides a full Ukrainian program that complements Cambridge and is licensed for grades 1–9. The school offers a bilingual preschool (ages 4–6), primary (grades 1–4) and middle (grades 5–9) program, with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation. The Lyceum (grades 10–12) provides senior international education with university preparation, National MT (NMT) courses, and profile classes in a bilingual environment.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small classes of up to 16 students.

Higher Education Progression

Prepares students for universities in Ukraine and worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

More than 15 clubs and sections including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art; STEM-focused learning and talent development opportunities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has 75+ specialists: teachers, native-language speakers, and psychologists. It provides psychological support for learners. An individualized approach is used, with small classes of up to 16 students. The learning environment is bilingual. Regular staff trainings and international professional development are provided.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Cambridge Programme includes 50% of instruction in English with native speakers for children from age 4. It prepares students for international exams. The school is an official Cambridge International School. The bilingual environment supports language development and international exposure. The programme is complemented by Ukrainian (NUШ) curriculum in parallel with Cambridge.

Mental Wellbeing

The school employs psychologists as part of the staff and provides psychological support for students. There is a focus on individualized attention. Staff undergo regular trainings and international professional development to support student welfare and well-being.

Safeguarding

Rules of conduct apply to learners during lessons, breaks, meals, and excursions. During lessons, learners must not disturb the class or distract others and must raise their hand to ask permission to leave or to ask questions. Learners may express their views politely during discussions. In physical education, learners perform only the exercises demonstrated by the teacher and keep safe distances. In the cafeteria, learners observe courtesy and treat cafeteria staff with respect, and clear away dishes after meals. Break time is personal time; learners may move around the school but must follow safety rules and stay away from restricted areas. During excursions, learners must follow the group, stay with the group, and report any safety concerns; smoking, alcohol consumption, and swimming in the river are strictly prohibited.

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O2 School - Navrotskoho Campus

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Ages 1 - null years

Fees UAH 3,500 - 5,500

Type Co-educational

O2 School – Navrotskoho Campus operates across four campuses in Lviv and Vinnyky, offering a bilingual, dual-programme education from preschool through lyceum. The Cambridge International Programme begins at age four, with 50% of instruction in English, and runs alongside the Nova Ukrainian School (NUSh), a full Ukrainian programme licensed for grades 1–9. Preschool (ages 4–6) is bilingual with language immersion and a focus on critical thinking and creativity; Primary (1–4) is taught in Ukrainian and English in small classes of up to 16. Middle School (5–9) emphasizes Cambridge Checkpoint preparation through project work; Lyceum (10–12) provides senior‑level international education, university preparation, NMТ courses, and profile options in a bilingual environment. Facilities span four campuses, including Lemkivska 15 with a private gym and Navrotskoho 39 with a large outdoor play area. Extracurriculars exceed 15 clubs—robotics, programming, football, aerial acrobatics, dances, chess, and drawing. The school day runs 08:30–19:00.

Location

Navrotskogo 39, Lviv, Ukraine. It is one of four O2 School campuses located in Lviv and Vinnyky. It hosts Primary School (1-4 classes), Preschool (4-6 years), and Nursery (1.5-4 years). It features a large playground.

Stages

Nursery (1.5-4 years), Preschool (4-6 years), Primary School (1-4 classes)

Additional learning support

Individual approach to learning and psychological support are provided.

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

Monday to Friday, 08:30–19:00; full-day program with lessons, meals, walks, clubs and homework.

Application / registration fee
- A one‑off annual (registration/materials) fee is required for acceptance. The public contract for the Navrotskoho campus (grades 1–5) sets this one‑off annual fee as the UAH equivalent of USD 620; this payment must be made within the timeframe specified for acceptance and is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (by programme / year group) — amounts, per month, per year and per term
- Navrotskoho campus (public contract for grades 1–5):
- Monthly tuition: equivalent to USD 350 per month.
- Academic months billed: 10 months per year (September–June). Annual tuition (10 months): equivalent to USD 3,500.
- Per‑semester option: each semester payment = 50% of the annual tuition (i.e., equivalent to USD 1,750 per semester, when paying by semester as permitted).
- First‑year total due on enrolment (first month + one‑off annual fee): monthly tuition (USD 350) + one‑off annual fee (USD 620) = USD 4,120 (plus any optional/additional services such as meals or extra activities). Payments are made in UAH at the interbank USD sell rate specified in the contract.

- Public campus pricing summary (standard monthly tariff table shown for 2026):
- School (general primary/elementary programme) — USD 550 per month. Annual tuition (10 months): USD 5,500. Per‑semester payment (50% option): USD 2,750. Meal fee shown separately (USD 70/month).
- Preschool (дошкілля) — USD 430 per month. Annual (10 months): USD 4,300.
- Kindergarten (садок) — USD 400 per month. Annual (10 months): USD 4,000.
- Note: the school's published location‑by‑location price list gives the monthly breakdown above; the legally binding public contract for a specific programme/campus (for example the Navrotskoho grades 1–5 contract) contains the definitive tariff for that contract.

Meals / catering
- Meal provision is contracted separately with an approved food service provider. The public pricing summary lists a separate meal charge for the Navrotskoho campus (example: USD 70 per month for the school programme); however, food is delivered under a distinct food‑services contract and billed according to that contract's tariff. International exam fees and external exam registration costs are not included in tuition and must be paid separately.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing basis: payments are required only for educational months; the number of billed months in the academic year is 10.
- Due dates (Navrotskoho public contract, 2026/27 example):
- One‑off annual (registration/materials) fee: to be paid for acceptance as specified in the contract (payment window specified in the contract; the contract example requires this payment within three working days for acceptance).
- First month: due by 21 August 2026 for the 2026–2027 year (contract example).
- Subsequent monthly payments: due by the 21st day of the current month that precedes the calendar month being paid for (i.e., pay by the 21st of the prior month).
- Semester option: the contract allows payment per semester in two equal instalments (each = 50% of the annual tuition); the first instalment is required for acceptance and the second by 21 December of the academic year.
- Annual option: the contract permits a single annual payment for the full year (by agreement or as specified).

Currency, conversion and invoicing
- All payments are made in the national currency (UAH) and are calculated as the UAH equivalent of the USD tariff using the interbank USD sell rate published on the specified rate source (the contract references the interbank USD sell rate on the minfin currency page) as of the previous business day before invoicing/payment. The contract sets the formula used to convert the USD tariff to UAH for each payment.

Boarding / residence
- Boarding is not provided at the Navrotskoho campus; the campus operates as a full‑day day school (no boarding fees apply).

Other fees and additional costs
- One‑off or recurring additional costs that are not included in the tuition tariff and are billed separately (per the contract) include: international exam and registration fees (Cambridge and other exams), extracurricular clubs and sections (gуртки), camps and trips, any special courses (e.g., extra preparatory classes), textbooks and certain teaching materials where indicated, and separate catering charges. The contract explicitly states international exam fees are not included and are charged to parents separately. Bank/payment system commissions are not included in the fee and are payable by the payer.
- Discounts noted in the published pricing framework: 10% discount for a second child in the school programme, 5% discount for a second child in preschool/kindergarten, 5% discount for full annual payment (10 months), and specific concessions for military personnel on the entrance fee. A tax deduction (up to 18% of tuition) may be available under Ukrainian tax rules where applicable.

Refunds, cancellations and non‑payment
- Payments already made (prepayments and fees) are non‑refundable in general. The contract states that prepayments and paid amounts are not refundable and that absence from school (holidays, sickness, quarantine, military situation, etc.) does not result in reduction or refund of tuition. The contract also allows the school to terminate the contract for cause and in such cases financial amounts previously paid are not returned. Specific procedures for contract termination, return of school property and outstanding obligations are set out in the contract.

Payment methods and account details
- Payment method required by the published contract: bank transfer in UAH to the school's current account (bank details appear in the contract). The contract provides the school's bank account (example: account at a Ukrainian bank as shown in the contract) and states the legal requirement to pay via bank transfer to that account; the contract also permits agreed annual or semester single payments and specifies the conversion formula from USD to UAH. Bank/payment system commission fees are payable by the payer.

Summary example (Navrotskoho, 2026/27 contract figures for grades 1–5)
- One‑off annual materials/registration fee: equivalent to USD 620 (non‑refundable).
- Monthly tuition (billed 10 months): equivalent to USD 350/month. Annual tuition (10 months): USD 3,500.
- First‑year total on initial acceptance (one‑off fee + first month tuition, before optional extras): USD 4,120 (plus any separate meal contract, exam fees, clubs, etc.).
- Payment currency: UAH (converted from the USD tariff using the contract's specified interbank USD sell rate). Payment due dates and instalment options follow the contract schedule (first month by 21 Aug 2026; monthly by 21st of preceding month; semester 50/50; annual single payment allowed).

Curriculum

Cambridge Programme is offered with 50% of instruction in English for children from age 4, preparing students for international exams. The Nova Ukrainian School (NUSh) provides a full Ukrainian program that complements the international program and is licensed for grades 1–9. Preschool (4–6 years) offers a bilingual program with language immersion and development of critical thinking and creativity. Primary School (1–4) provides education in Ukrainian and English with small classes up to 16 students and an individualized approach. Middle School (5–9) emphasizes in-depth study with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation, project work, and critical thinking. Lyceum (10–12) offers senior-level international education, university preparation, NMТ courses, profile classes, and a bilingual environment. The school combines Ukrainian and Cambridge programs in one campus network across four locations in Львів and Винники.

Student Teacher Ratio

Up to 16 students per class.

Higher Education Progression

Lyceum provides preparation for universities in Ukraine and around the world.

Gifted and Talented

More than 15 clubs and sections, including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art; STEM-focused learning with project-based activities supports development of talents and hobbies.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

We create a unique educational environment where each child can realize their potential. There are over 75 specialists: teachers, native-language staff, and psychologists, with regular trainings and international qualifications. Psychological support is available as part of student services. Fifty percent of lessons are taught in English by native speakers, creating a bilingual environment. The Cambridge Programme runs alongside the New Ukrainian School, supporting bilingualism, international exam preparation, and overall personal development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Fifty percent of lessons are taught in English by native speakers. Students naturally acquire two languages through immersion. The Cambridge Programme provides language-rich instruction and prepares students for international examinations. Staff includes native-speaking specialists who support English language development.

Mental Wellbeing

Psychological support is available to students. There are psychologists among the staff. An individual approach is taken to each child, considering their pace, interests, and needs. Regular staff training supports wellbeing initiatives and best practices in student support. The environment emphasizes personal development and a supportive atmosphere.

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World School and Lyceum - Lviv Campus

Instructs in English, Ukrainian

Ages 4 - null years

Fees UAH 219,000

Type Co-educational

World School & Lyceum – Lviv Campus is a private, co-educational international school at 7 Kozelnytska Street, Lviv, near Stryiskyi Park. It offers Cambridge International Primary and Secondary curricula alongside a bespoke Ukrainian program (NUSh). The international program is taught in English and includes ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and co-curriculum electives; the NUSh program covers Ukrainian language and literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education. Class sizes are small (15–20 students) with mentors and tutors, and all teachers are bilingual in Ukrainian and English. The campus provides a safe, eco-friendly learning environment with ergonomic furniture, projectors, computers, and a range of software and textbooks, plus security systems. The aim is to enable students to learn and communicate freely in English in an interdisciplinary setting, preparing graduates for opportunities at universities worldwide. Co-curricular electives complement core study.

Location

Lviv Campus is located at 7 Kozelnytska Street, Striy Park area, Lviv, Ukraine. It is part of the WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM network, with campuses in Kyiv and Lviv. The school provides bilingual education in Ukrainian and English.

Stages

1-8 grades

Type

private, co-educational international school

Country affiliation

Ukraine

Application fee

- Entrance (registration) fee: UAH 29,000, payable at enrolment.

Tuition — full-day international programme (Lviv, Kozelnytska Campus)

- International full‑day programme (08:00–19:00): UAH 219,000 per academic year (September–June, 10 months).

How the academic year is defined and inclusions

- Academic year: September–June (10 months). Snacks and drinks during the school day are included in the programme. Full meal catering is paid separately if parents choose it.

Tuition by instalments / billing schedule and payment terms

- The school treats payment of the entrance fee and tuition according to a schedule chosen by parents at enrolment; parents arrange payment timing as part of the enrolment process. Exact instalment options and due dates are set at contract/agreement stage.

Boarding / accommodation

- Boarding is not applicable; the Lviv campus offers a full‑day day school programme (08:00–19:00) rather than residential boarding.

Other regular costs

- After‑school activity (WORLD SCHOOL HUB) sessions: UAH 350 per session (examples: aikido, taekwondo, jiu‑jitsu, chess, robotics & programming, LEGO construction, theatre, dance, music, art).
- Seasonal camps and short programmes run on campus; example: a one‑week Dino Age camp participation fee was listed at UAH 6,900 (camp fees vary by programme and dates).
- Food/catering beyond included snacks (full meals) is charged separately by arrangement.
- School supplies and learning materials: the full‑day programme notes that required learning materials, workbooks and didactic materials are included in the tuition; any additional optional supplies or personal items are at parents' expense.

Discounts and sibling reductions

- 5% discount for each additional child from the same family.
- 5% discount on the annual fee (conditions apply).

Refunds and cancellations

- No public, detailed refund or cancellation policy is published on the campus pricing page. Specific refund terms (if any) are handled through the enrolment agreement and contract.

Fee payment options

- The campus pricing and enrolment pages do not list specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, or in‑person payment). Payment methods and instructions are arranged at enrolment/contract signing. Contact channels are provided for administrative arrangements.

Brief note on available published items and remaining details

- The Lviv (Kozelnytska) campus publishes the annual tuition (UAH 219,000), the entrance fee (UAH 29,000), after‑school session pricing (UAH 350/session), and notes that snacks are included while full meals are paid separately. Details not published publicly on the pricing page include exact instalment schedules, formal refund terms, and the specific accepted payment methods; those items are specified in the enrolment contract and payment arrangements at the time of registration.

Curriculum

The school has two integrated programs: an international program taught in English and the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) program. The international program includes ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum. The NUSh program covers Ukrainian language and literature, Arts and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education. The learning approach is student-centered, with classes of 15-20 students and mentors and tutors supporting each student. The school uses contemporary international methodologies and materials, and main subjects are taught in English. Graduates have broad opportunities to enroll in top universities worldwide.

Student Teacher Ratio

Class sizes are 15-20 students. Each student works with a mentor and tutors.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have broad opportunities to enroll in top universities worldwide.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school culture is built on trust, mutual respect, openness, and responsibility. Personalities of students and teachers are valued. Class sizes are 15–20 students, and each student works with a mentor and tutors who tailor support to interests, abilities, and pace. Learning is student-centered and active, with teachers guiding and supporting development. The environment supports safety, collaboration, and personal growth.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

ESL (English as a second language) is offered. The international program is taught in English, and instruction is bilingual in Ukrainian and English.

Mental Wellbeing

The environment is safe and ecological. The school culture emphasizes trust, mutual respect, openness, and responsibility. Students have mentors and tutors to support well-being and progress. Small class sizes of 15–20 students support individualized attention.

Safeguarding

The school has safety systems.

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