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Germany, Berlin
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The school is bilingual in German and Russian, and English is taught as a first foreign language. A bilingual environment is described as intellectually stimulating and good for harmonious, comprehensive growth and the mental well-being of children.
Admission tests assess psychological readiness and the ability to learn, and are used to identify possible learning problems, including logopedic concerns.
German is taught as a native language; English is a first foreign language; Russian is a second foreign language; the school aims for pupils to speak three languages fluently (German, Russian and English).
Learning languages in a natural bilingual environment supports the mental well-being of children.
School-life rules include turning to adults for support if bullied, maintaining appropriate conduct in school spaces, staying with a supervising adult during trips, and not leaving the school premises without permission.
Internationale Lomonossow-Schule Tiergarten Berlin is a bilingual private school in central Berlin following the official Berlin state curriculum. Students receive instruction in both German and Russian, using the immersion method where subjects like mathematics and science are taught in both languages. The campus includes a primary school and a Gymnasium, leading students from first grade through to the Abitur examinations. The school is known for its "full-day" concept, operating from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, which integrates traditional classroom learning with afternoon activities such as chess, theater, and choir. Mathematics holds a central place in the program, supported by specialized clubs. A distinctive feature is the shuttle bus service that assists families with daily transportation to the Beusselstraße campus. Facilities include specialized rooms for music and art, and students participate in an annual tradition of "Lomonossow Days" to celebrate the school's namesake through scientific and creative projects.
