International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Panevezys Campus

Lithuania, Panevezys

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Ukrainian

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 2700

Type Co-educational

Opened 2022

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Taught languages Lithuanian, English, French

Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, STEM

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

International Ukrainian School of Lithuania — Panevėžys Campus is part of a network of Ukrainian state international schools operating in Lithuania and other EU countries. The Panevėžys campus teaches the Ukrainian state international school programme approved by the Ukrainian Ministry of Education, with Ukrainian as the language of instruction and a certificate of complete secondary education aligned to the Ukrainian state standard. The network operates in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys, having educated thousands of students and supported dozens of teachers across the five cities. Students benefit from enrichment programs and language clubs, including French (DELF preparation) and English, with pathways to higher education in France and Lithuania. On-site facilities include a dining room (10:00–13:00) and a library (9:00–15:00) described as an oasis of knowledge. A broad non-formal education program covers IT, design and visual arts, theatre, dance, music, and Lithuanian, English, French, and German language activities for students.

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The Essentials

Location

Panevėžys, Lithuania. Panevėžys campus is located at Šiaulių g. 60, Panevėžys. It is part of the International Ukrainian School network with campuses in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, and Panevėžys.

Stages

General Education; Non-formal Education

Country affiliation

Lithuania

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Fees

Application / Enrollment fee

- A one-time enrollment invoice of EUR 50 is issued after the educational-services contract is signed; this is billed at enrollment.

Tuition fees (per year group / per term)

- No published tuition schedule with amounts per year group or per term is available in the school's public documents for the 2026/27 academic year. Specific tuition amounts by grade and term are not shown in the school's public admissions and documents pages. Parents should expect the school to issue an invoice or contract that states the exact tuition amount and billing periods when a student is admitted.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The EUR 50 enrollment invoice is issued immediately after signing the contract (enrollment step).
- For school catering, the catering supplier issues monthly invoices to the school; the supplier's contract notes invoices are issued monthly and that the school pays supplier invoices within the contractual payment term (the supplier issues a monthly invoice to the school). Meal orders for individual students are managed through an electronic ordering/payment system. Parents may order or cancel meals in that system according to the supplier's deadlines.

Boarding fees

- No boarding or residential accommodation is listed for the Panevėžys campus; the campus is presented as a day campus (no boarding fees are published or referenced).

Other costs and fees (meals, uniform, supplies, extracurriculars, camps, etc.)

- Meals: The school operates a dining program for the Panevėžys campus; meals are ordered through an electronic system and are subject to the catering contract's ordering and cancellation rules. Specific per-meal prices or monthly meal fees for parents are not published in the publicly available documents. The catering contract describes procedures for ordering and refunding meal payments when orders are cancelled by a parent by the stated deadline.
- School supplies support: a social-support benefit amount is listed (support for student school supplies – EUR 148 per calendar year) as part of social-support information; this is a support amount rather than a fee.
- Uniforms: no published uniform fee or uniform-supply requirement with pricing is available in the school's public materials for the Panevėžys campus.
- Extracurricular activities / summer camps: the school references non-formal and summer activities and notes meal support coverage for summer camps under social support rules; however, published fees for extracurriculars or summer camps are not listed in the publicly available documents.

Refund information

- Meal refunds: the catering contract includes a mechanism for refunding payment for ordered meals when a parent cancels a meal order by the supplier's stated deadline (for example, cancelling in the electronic ordering system before the day's cutoff results in a refund to the parent's bank account). Details of the exact cancellation deadlines and refund timing are set out in the catering arrangements.
- Tuition refunds / general refund policy: no published, itemized tuition-refund policy or general tuition cancellation/refund schedule is available in the school's publicly available documents for the Panevėžys campus.

Fee payment options

- Bank transfer: the school's catering contract includes bank-account details for supplier payments, demonstrating that bank transfer is a payment channel used in school financial operations. Parent invoicing for tuition or other fees is typically handled by invoice; bank transfer is used for payments to/from school entities as shown in contract documentation.
- Electronic payment for meals: the catering contract describes an electronic ordering and payment system for student meals; parents use that electronic system to place and pay for meal orders.

Brief summary of what was found and remaining items not published

- Found and stated: the one-time EUR 50 enrollment invoice after signing the contract; procedures for meal ordering, cancellation and refunds; existence of a dining program for Panevėžys; evidence that payments and invoicing are handled by invoice and bank transfer and that an electronic meal-ordering/payment system is used.
- Not published / not available in public documents: a detailed tuition-fee schedule showing amounts by year group (per term and per year), published boarding fees (no boarding facilities listed), published uniform costs, and a published general tuition-refund policy. These items were not present in the school's publicly accessible admissions and documents materials reviewed.

Academics

Curriculum

The school teaches the Ukrainian state international school programme approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine. Ukrainian state international schools of this type have operated in 11 EU countries for 15 years.

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Admissions

1. To enroll a child, parents/guardians must write two applications: an Application for enrolling a child and an Application for determining the educational level if the student lacks documents for more than two previous academic years. The applications initiate enrollment across the Lithuanian branches, including Panevezys. The child is entered into the Lithuanian student registry. Enrollment is for grades 1–11 for the 2026–2027 academic year.

2. An agreement on the provision of educational services, and an agreement on the processing of personal data are signed for the academic year. These agreements formalize the terms of education and the handling of personal data for the student. Signing these documents completes the contractual framework for enrollment.

3. Together with the contract, parents submit the documents listed: copies of the child's birth certificate; copies of the child's residence permit; copies of the residence permit of one of the parents (representatives); copies of the passport of one of the parents (representatives) and of the child (if any); and a document on previous education (report card, certificate of achievement, etc.). The documents establish identity and prior education records. For grades 10–11, a copy of the Certificate of Basic Secondary Education; a medical certificate; and the original personal file and original Certificate of Basic Secondary Education (for grades 10–11).

4. After signing the contract, an invoice for the payment of 50 euros is issued. The invoice accompanies the contract as part of the enrollment documentation. It completes the contractual prerequisites for enrollment.

5. At the request of parents, certificates approved by the administration are provided in Ukrainian and Lithuanian with confirmation that the child is studying at MUSH. The certificates confirm enrollment status and can be provided upon request in the specified languages.

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FAQs

Where is the Panevėžys campus located?

Panevėžys campus is located at Šiaulių g. 60, Panevėžys, Lithuania. It is part of the International Ukrainian School network, alongside campuses in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda and Šiauliai.

What curriculum does the Panevėžys campus follow?

The school teaches the Ukrainian state international school programme, which is approved by the Ukrainian Ministry of Education and has been used in Ukrainian international schools across 11 EU countries for about 15 years.

Is the Panevėžys campus co-educational and when did it open?

Yes, it is a co-educational school. The Panevėžys campus opened in 2022 as part of the network's expansion in Lithuania.

What is the enrollment fee?

There is a one-time enrollment fee of EUR 50, issued after the educational-services contract is signed and accompanying enrollment paperwork.

How is tuition billed since there's no published schedule by grade?

Tuition amounts and billing periods are provided to families in the contract or invoice at the time of admission; the school does not publish a detailed tuition schedule by grade.

Is there a boarding option, and how are meals managed?

Panevėžys operates as a day campus with no boarding facilities listed. Meals are provided through a dining program, ordered electronically, and invoiced through the catering system; the school pays supplier invoices monthly.

What language clubs or academic options support international study?

The school offers English and French language clubs designed to support language development and opportunities for international study, including preparation for various higher education paths.

Are Lithuanian, English, and French taught from the first grade?

Yes, Lithuanian, English, and French are taught from the first grade to support integration alongside Ukrainian instruction.

Does the school offer DELF preparation or other language certificates?

Yes, the French language club prepares students for the DELF exam, and the DELF exam is administered by the French Institute in Lithuania.

What academic facilities are available, besides classrooms?

There is a library on site (open 9:00–15:00) and a dining room (10:00–13:00). The campus also offers a broad range of clubs and enrichment activities beyond standard classes.

What kinds of clubs and extracurricular activities can students join?

Students can participate in IT Club, Design and Visual Arts, Lithuanian, English and German language clubs, theatre and vocal studios, piano, dance, Ukrainian and Lithuanian dance, volleyball and various crafts, with registration by phone or QR code.

Are there sports facilities on site?

Public materials list various clubs including volleyball, but explicit on-site sports facility details are not published.

How can students join clubs?

Clubs are accessible by calling +370 644 57588 or by scanning the QR code provided in program materials.

What arts and cultural programs does the school offer?

The school runs MUSH Creative Workshop and has Design and Visual Arts, theatre, vocal studios, and a range of crafts and dance programs to foster creativity.

Do the language or career programs include leadership development?

Yes, the Education for Career offerings include language clubs aimed at preparing students for international study and work opportunities, with a focus on leadership and flexible scheduling.

Is Panevėžys campus a day school or does it offer boarding?

Panevėžys operates as a day school with no boarding facilities listed.

What is the school's food program like in Panevėžys?

The campus has a dining program with meals served during the day (10:00–13:00 for Panevėžys). Meals may be free under social support for eligible students; orders are placed electronically and refunds can be issued if canceled by the deadline.

Are uniforms or a house system mentioned for Panevėžys?

Public materials do not publish details about uniforms or a house system.

What languages are taught, and is the instruction bilingual?

Instruction is in Ukrainian. Lithuanian, English, and French are taught from first grade; there is no published bilingual teaching program.

Does the school prepare students for higher education in France or Lithuania?

Yes, English and French language clubs support higher education opportunities in countries such as France, Switzerland, Belgium or Canada, alongside the Ukrainian framework for certification.

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