International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Vilnius Campus

Lithuania, Vilnius

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Pupil numbers 2700

Opened 2022

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Academic offering

Taught languages Lithuanian, English, French

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Vilnius Campus is part of the International Ukrainian School network, the largest Ukrainian school in Europe. It delivers Ukrainian-language education with a state-standard Certificate of Complete Secondary Education issued by Ukraine, and its programs are approved by Ukraine's Ministry of Education. In Lithuania, students study Lithuanian, English, and French from first grade. The Vilnius campus operates at two sites: Studentų g. 39 and A. Juozapavičiaus g. 11. The network includes branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Panevėžys, and Lentvaris. Established in 2022 at the initiative of the Embassy of Ukraine in Lithuania, the school serves about 2,700 students across Europe with around 200 teachers. More than 2,000 Ukrainian-language books fill the library, and MUSH Creative Workshop provides art education. Extracurriculars cover arts, music, and sports. The school preserves Ukrainian identity for families temporarily residing in Lithuania and enables graduates to pursue higher education in France and Lithuania.

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Studentų g. 39, 08106 Vilnius; A. Juozapavičiaus g. 11, Vilnius

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The Essentials

Location

Vilnius, Lithuania. Vilnius branch has two campuses: Studentų g. 39, Vilnius and A. Juozapavičiaus g. 11, Vilnius.

Stages

Grades 1–11 (primary through secondary) are offered at the Vilnius branch.

Country affiliation

Ukraine.

School day structure

The school operates Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:30. Junior school class schedule runs 8:30–14:30; Senior school schedule runs 9:00–15:20 with breaks.

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Fees

Application fees

- No published application or one-time registration fee is available for the Vilnius campus.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year)

- Tuition amounts by year group, and any per-term or annual tuition schedules, are not published. There are no publicly posted per-year or per-term tuition figures for the Vilnius campus.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No public billing schedule, instalment plan, or standard payment-terms (due dates, penalties, etc.) is published for the Vilnius campus. The school lists an administrative self-service portal for administration tasks that may be used for enrolment or account management, but specific billing terms are not published.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school does not publish any boarding programme or boarding fees for the Vilnius campus. No boarding-related fees or accommodation options are listed.

Other costs or fees (meals, uniforms, exams, extracurriculars)

- Meal/catering arrangements are documented through catering contract PDFs for Vilnius and related branches; meal provision is a separately documented cost element. Specific meal prices appear in catering contract documents rather than as part of a published tuition schedule.

- No published mandatory uniform fee, textbook fee schedule, exam fees, or standard extra-curricular fee schedule is available for the Vilnius campus. Any additional optional or ad hoc charges are not publicly listed.

Refund information

- No published refund policy, refund schedule, or conditions for tuition/fee refunds is available for the Vilnius campus.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, etc.)

- No public listing of accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, etc.) is available for the Vilnius campus. The school provides administrative contact details and a self-service portal for administrative matters.

Practical notes for a parent using these facts

- Because no tuition, boarding, application, refund, or payment-method details are published, expect that precise fee figures and formal billing terms will be provided directly by the school at enquiry or during registration rather than published as a public fee schedule. The school publishes catering contracts and contact details for campuses in Vilnius, which indicates meal charges are separately arranged.

Brief summary of search and insufficiency

- Public site pages and the Documents section include catering-contract PDFs and campus contact information, but no public tuition schedule, per-year or per-term fees, application fees, boarding fees, refund policy, or explicit payment-method list was found for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. The available documents are limited to administrative and catering materials.

Academics

Curriculum

The International Ukrainian School of Lithuania (Vilnius Campus) teaches in Ukrainian. Children obtain a certificate of complete secondary education of the state standard of Ukraine and the right to enter higher education institutions in France and Lithuania. In Lithuania, children learn Lithuanian, English and French from the first grade. The school operates five branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys. It was established in 2022 at the initiative of the Embassy of Ukraine in Lithuania, and more than 2000 students study there with about 200 teachers. It is the only Ukrainian school in Europe that provides a state-standard certificate and teaches according to programmes approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine.

Student Teacher Ratio

There are about 200 teachers for more than 2000 students, a student–teacher ratio of approximately 10:1.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates receive a certificate of complete secondary education of the state standard of Ukraine and have the right to enter higher education institutions in France and Lithuania.

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Admissions

1. MUSH Vilnius branch announces recruitment for grades 1-11 for the 2026-2027 academic year. To enroll a child, parents/guardians must submit two applications: an Application for enrolling a child in Public Organization International Ukrainian School of Lithuania (on the basis of this application, the child studies in a school in Lithuania (Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Siauliai, Panevėžys) and is entered in the register of students of Lithuania); and, if the student lacks documents for more than the two preceding academic years, an Application for determining the educational level. The two applications initiate enrollment at the Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Siauliai, Panevėžys branches. 2. An agreement on the provision of educational services, an agreement on the provision of personal data, and on the processing of personal data are signed for the academic year. 3. Together with the contract, parents submit the following documents: copy of the child's birth certificate; copy of the child's residence permit; copy of the residence permit of one of the parents (representatives); copy of the passport of one of the parents (representatives) and the child (if any); document on previous education (report card, certificate of achievement, etc.); for grades 10-11, a copy of the Certificate of Basic Secondary Education; medical certificate; 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. 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.

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FAQs

Where is the Vilnius campus located, and how many Vilnius campuses does it have?

The Vilnius branch has two campuses: Studentų g. 39 and A. Juozapavičiaus g. 11 in Vilnius. The International Ukrainian School of Lithuania operates as part of a wider Ukrainian school network with branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys.

What curriculum does the Vilnius campus follow and what certificate do students receive?

The school teaches in Ukrainian according to a state-standard Ukrainian program approved by the Ukrainian Ministry of Education. Graduates receive a certificate of complete secondary education of the state standard of Ukraine and have the right to enter higher education institutions in France and Lithuania.

From which grade are Lithuanian, English and French taught, and how is language learning integrated?

Lithuanian, English and French are taught from the first grade in Lithuania. The program combines Ukrainian instruction with these language studies as part of the International Ukrainian School network.

How many campuses or branches exist within the Lithuanian network?

The Vilnius campus is part of a network that includes branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys.

What are the tuition costs for the Vilnius campus?

Tuition figures are not published publicly for the Vilnius campus. Precise amounts are provided directly by the school during enquiry or registration.

Is there an application fee for enrolment, and is there a contract process?

There is no publicly posted application or one-time registration fee for the Vilnius campus. After signing the contract an invoice of 50 euros may be issued.

What is the admissions process for Grades 1–11?

Enrollment requires two applications: one to enroll in Public Organization International Ukrainian School of Lithuania and another to determine the educational level if needed. Parents must submit documents such as the child's birth certificate, residence permits, prior education documents, medical certificate, and, for Grades 10–11, a basic secondary education certificate.

Are there waitlists or scholarships available?

No information about waitlists or scholarships is published for the Vilnius campus.

What can graduates do in terms of higher education?

Graduates receive a certificate of complete secondary education of the state standard of Ukraine and have the right to enter higher education institutions in France and Lithuania.

What is the student–teacher ratio at the Vilnius campus?

There are about 200 teachers for more than 2,000 students, which gives an approximate ratio of 10:1.

What facilities does the Vilnius campus offer?

Facilities include a dining room, a library with over 2,000 books, and the MUSH Creative Workshop for art education. The branches collectively support on-site learning with programs approved by the Ukrainian Ministry of Education.

Tell me about the library and reading resources.

The on-site library contains more than 2,000 books spanning Ukrainian literature, history and natural sciences, supporting classroom work and independent reading.

What is the MUSH Creative Workshop?

MUSH Creative Workshop is an art education space where students and adults can explore creativity and develop artistic skills as part of the school's arts offerings.

What extracurricular activities are available at the Vilnius campus?

The school network offers clubs across arts, music and sports, including Art School and MUSH Creative Workshop as part of its extracurricular options.

Are there language clubs or language-focused activities?

Foreign languages taught include English, French and German, and there are related clubs or activities as part of the extracurricular program.

What wellbeing or safeguarding provisions are described?

Public materials describe the network's focus on Ukrainian identity and language, but there are no detailed public disclosures about wellbeing, safeguarding, SEN or EAL provisions.

Is there any SEN or EAL support information available?

There is no information provided about SEN or EAL support in the publicly available materials.

What meals are provided at the Vilnius campus, and how are they charged?

The school operates a cafeteria that provides meals during the school day; meal prices are documented in catering contracts rather than in published tuition schedules.

Are meals free for any grades or students?

Free meals are available for preschoolers and Grades 1–2; there is an application process for breakfasts, snacks and school-supply funding.

Does the Vilnius campus have a dress code or uniform policy published?

There is no publicly posted information about a school uniform or dress code for the Vilnius campus.

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