Cambridge Lyceum

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Russian

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 2 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Japanese Curriculum, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge (Secondary)

Taught languages English, Russian

Typical class size 16

Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment

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

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Sixth Form

Introduction

Cambridge Lyceum Moscow operates across several campuses in Moscow, offering programs for learners from ages 2 to 18. Private day school and preschool facilities are located at 14/3 and 14A Verkhnyaya Krasnoselskaya Street, 92 Vernadskogo Avenue, 9 Ladozhskaya Street, and 8 Juliana Semenova Street. The school provides Cambridge-based programs alongside a Russian national track, with a combined option to pursue dual Russian and Cambridge diplomas. The Cambridge pathway includes IGCSE, AS-/A-Levels and Cambridge Secondary education, with English taught as the language of instruction; the Russian program leads to the Russian secondary certificate. A Russian-Cambridge blend offers both qualifications. The British program is currently temporarily suspended. The school emphasizes a Design and Arts focus with specialized studios and distance-learning options, and a strong English-language program beginning in the early years, supported by Cambridge English examinations and progression toward Cambridge assessments. The school is affiliated with Cambridge Assessment Group.

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Ladozhskaya Ulitsa, 9, Moscow, Russia, 105005

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The Essentials

Location

The Cambridge Lyceum is in Moscow, Russia. It operates from four buildings: three campuses in central Moscow (Krasnoselsky and Baumansky districts) and a fourth campus in the Solntsevo district.

Stages

Preschool (Cambridge Junior) for ages 2–7; Primary Class 1–7; Lower Secondary (Pre-GCSE); GCSE; AS/A-Level; Russian programme with British English; Distance learning; Design and Arts School.

Type

Private day school and preschool

Country affiliation

United Kingdom (Cambridge Assessment Group)

School day structure

Five-day school week. In Primary 1–4, lessons are 35 minutes (Grade 1) or 40 minutes (Grades 2–4). Homework is completed at school.

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Fees

Application fee

- No separate application, enrollment or one‑off admission fee is published for Cambridge Lyceum.

Tuition fees (per program) — published amounts

- Russian programme: RUB 63,000 per month; RUB 500,000 per academic year. If the annual fee is split, the equivalent amounts are: half‑year RUB 250,000; quarter RUB 125,000.

- British programme: RUB 120,000 per month; RUB 990,000 per academic year. If the annual fee is split, the equivalent amounts are: half‑year RUB 495,000; quarter RUB 247,500.

- Combined (Russian + British) programme: RUB 145,000 per month; RUB 1,190,000 per academic year. If the annual fee is split, the equivalent amounts are: half‑year RUB 595,000; quarter RUB 297,500.

- Remote learning (standard published rate): RUB 12,000 per month; RUB 120,000 per academic year. If the annual fee is split, the equivalent amounts are: half‑year RUB 60,000; quarter RUB 30,000. Note: a basic remote training plan is provided free for children with registered residence in Moscow; alternative remote plans (basic/extended) and charges for non‑residents are published separately.

Nursery / Junior campus published fees (separate campus) — summary

- Nursery school (Solntsevo campus): RUB 55,000 per month; RUB 495,000 per academic year. If split: half‑year RUB 247,500; quarter RUB 123,750.

- School (Solntsevo campus) published rate: RUB 70,000 per month; RUB 560,000 per academic year. If split: half‑year RUB 280,000; quarter RUB 140,000.

Tuition by term / billing breakdown and payment terms

- Standard billing schedule: one annual payment due before the start of the academic year. Exceptions that are permitted include two half‑year payments or four quarterly payments. Monthly installment plans are considered only in exceptional cases on written request; the published price is adjusted if paid by monthly installments. All payment timing options are reflected in the billing choices above (annual, half‑year, quarterly or exceptional monthly).

Boarding / residential fees

- No boarding or residential programme fees are published; no boarding provision is listed with a separate fee. Boarding is not applicable in the published fee schedules.

Other programme‑specific fees and optional charges

- Supplementary exam‑preparation programmes for learners in grades 9 and 11 are published at RUB 40,000 per year. Additional supplementary programmes and optional activities (language trips, in‑depth subject classes, studio activities and other extracurricular options) are offered and may incur extra charges not included in the base tuition. Extended online training and some supplementary services carry separate published fees or surcharges for non‑resident learners.

- No separate, published uniform fee is listed in the fee schedules. Any uniform, equipment or material costs are not shown as a separate mandatory line item in the published tuition summaries.

Refunds and cancellations

- No detailed public refund schedule is published within the fee summaries. Refunds, cancellations and any pro‑rata calculations are handled under the school's enrollment/contract terms. Advance payments or prepaid tuition are subject to the contractual conditions that accompany registration and payment.

Fee payment options and methods

- The published fee information specifies the permitted billing frequencies (annual, two half‑year, quarterly; monthly only by exception with price adjustment). Specific payment methods (for example, bank transfer, payment gateway or card processing) are not itemized in the published fee summaries. Parties pay according to the selected billing schedule and the contractual payment instructions.

Notes on remote/online programme pricing

- Basic remote training for learners with registered residence in Moscow is published as free in the most basic online plan; the basic online plan for learners without Moscow registration is published at RUB 63,112 per academic year. The extended online training plan is published at RUB 120,000 per year for learners with Moscow registration; learners without Moscow registration are published to be charged an additional RUB 63,112 under the extended plan. These remote‑learning options have different inclusions (online lessons, consultations, in‑person final tests) and may carry additional optional charges.

Summary of the key published figures (quick reference)

- Russian programme: annual RUB 500,000 / monthly RUB 63,000.
- British programme: annual RUB 990,000 / monthly RUB 120,000.
- Combined programme: annual RUB 1,190,000 / monthly RUB 145,000.
- Remote learning (standard published rate): annual RUB 120,000 / monthly RUB 12,000; alternative published remote plans and resident/non‑resident differentials also apply.
- Nursery (Solntsevo campus): annual RUB 495,000 / monthly RUB 55,000.
- School (Solntsevo campus): annual RUB 560,000 / monthly RUB 70,000.

If you require these amounts displayed in another currency or need an extracted official fee schedule for record entry, those conversions and the downloadable schedule can be provided on request.

Academics

Curriculum

Cambridge Lyceum Moscow offers three curricula: a British Cambridge International Examinations program with GCSE and AS-/A-Level, a Russian national program, and a combined program that provides two diplomas (Russian and Cambridge). The British program is taught in English and prepares students for overseas universities through GCSE and A-Level pathways. The Russian program follows federal standards and leads to the Russian secondary education certificate and state examinations. The combined program blends both curricula, allowing students to hold both Russian and international Cambridge qualifications. The school serves students from about 6.5 to 18 years old, with stages including beginning preparation (0 class) and primary and secondary levels, plus optional distance learning and a Design and Arts focus with specialized studios. English language development starts in the early years, with Cambridge English exams and progression toward Cambridge assessments.

Exam Results

Cambridge IGCSE certificates are recognized by universities and employers worldwide and correspond to the UK's GCSE. The Russian program emphasizes a high level of the Unified State Exam (EGE), with 11 medals earned by the graduating class of 2017. Cambridge International Examinations supports professional development for teachers, providing access to CIE resources and opportunities for online courses and trainings in Cambridge.

Higher Education Progression

With a Cambridge Lyceum certificate, students can pursue higher education admissions; Cambridge IGCSE certificates support admission to universities worldwide; the combined program's dual Russian and Cambridge diplomas enable access to both Russian and international higher education.

Gifted and Talented

Specialized offerings include a School of Design and Arts, humanities laboratories, and professional workshops in translation, programming, and diplomacy (organized with MGIMO).

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Admissions

1. Schedule a tour or visit: Prospective families can request a callback by completing the inquiry form; the school calls back during the same working day. 2. Choose a program: Cambridge Lyceum offers a British Programme (GCSE, AS-, A-Level), a Russian Programme, a Mixed Learning Programme, Remote Learning, and the School of Design & Art. 3. Age-based enrollment after interview: You can enroll your child in any class by age, after an interview with the child.

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FAQs

Where is Cambridge Lyceum Moscow located and how many campuses does it have?

Cambridge Lyceum Moscow operates across four buildings in Moscow: three central campuses in the Krasnoselsky and Baumansky districts and a fourth campus in the Solntsevo district.

What age range does Cambridge Lyceum serve?

The school serves children from about 2 to 18 years old, covering preschool through primary and secondary education, with options for distance learning and a Design & Arts focus.

What curricula are offered, and in what language is the British Cambridge program taught?

It offers three curricula: a British Cambridge International Examinations program (GCSE and AS/A-Level) taught in English, a Russian national program, and a combined program with Russian and Cambridge diplomas. The British program is currently temporarily suspended.

What are the published tuition fees by program?

Russian program: 500,000 RUB per year (63,000 RUB per month). British Cambridge program: 990,000 RUB per year (120,000 RUB per month). Combined Russian+Cambridge program: 1,190,000 RUB per year (145,000 RUB per month). Nursery and Solntsevo campus rates are listed separately.

How does the admissions process work?

Prospective families request a tour, select a program (British, Russian, Mixed, Remote Learning, or Design & Art), and enroll after an interview with the child. Enrollment is age-based and follows the interview.

Are there scholarships or waitlists published?

There are no published scholarships and no waitlist details are provided in the admissions information.

What curricula are available and how do they support higher education?

The school offers Cambridge IGCSE/AS/A‑Levels in English, a Russian federal program, and a dual Russian-Cambridge diploma program to support access to both Russian and international higher education.

Are Cambridge IGCSE certificates recognized internationally?

Yes. Cambridge IGCSE certificates are recognized by universities and employers worldwide and align with the UK GCSE framework.

Are there specialized programs for gifted and talented students?

Yes. There is a School of Design and Arts with dedicated studios, humanities laboratories, and professional workshops in translation, programming, and diplomacy (organized with MGIMO) to support advanced learners.

What design and arts facilities exist?

The school offers a Design and Arts focus with dedicated studios; there are pottery and sculpture workshops in the First Building, taught by experienced instructors.

What after-school activities and clubs are available?

For grades 5–11, after-school sessions cover core subjects and clubs such as rock climbing, chess, self-defence, football, and the school newspaper; language-related activities include English Club and LingvaPark.

Are there language internships and international opportunities?

Yes. Language internships in England, Ireland, and Canada are offered, along with professional workshops in translation, programming, and diplomacy organized with MGIMO.

How is English language support addressed in the curriculum?

English development starts in the early years; from grade 2 onward, students engage in regular conversations with native speakers and prepare for Cambridge exams such as YLE and IGCSE language components.

What health and safeguarding provisions exist?

The school has on-site medical staff, routine health checks, health days, and on-site facilities, with health and safety being a priority.

Is there a school uniform?

Uniform details are not published, so it's unclear whether a uniform is required.

What food provisions does the school offer?

There is an on-site cafe serving hot meals prepared from farm-fresh produce by the school chef, plus daily free fruit breakfasts, an oxygen cocktail, and water dispensers on every floor.

Who governs the school and what is its relationship to Cambridge?

The Cambridge Assessment Group founded the British Lyceum and the Linguistic School-Lyceum; Cambridge International Examinations operates GCSEs and A-Levels in Moscow, creating a connected educational environment.

What accreditations or awards are listed?

No accreditations or awards are listed in the provided information.

Which languages are taught explicitly?

English is central to the program, with activities like LingvaPark and English Club; a full list of languages taught is not published.

What is the school's history and founding context?

The British Lyceum was created by the Linguistic School-Lyceum and Cambridge Examination Centers RU005 and RU037 to implement the UK secondary education programme in English in Moscow; Cambridge certificates are internationally recognized.

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