Sukromna Spojena Skola HUMAN

Slovakia, Kosice

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Slovak

Fees €2,880 - 3,120

Ages 3 - 15 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 2006

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, German, Spanish, Russian, French

Typical class size 16

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

The Súkromná spojená škola HUMAN is a private combined school in Košice that serves children from age three to fifteen. The curriculum combines an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme approach for Grades 1–4 with a school-developed program aligned to Slovakia's updated state framework for Grades 5–8. The school operates as a candidate IB PYP school, working toward full IB recognition. The campus houses a physics–chemistry laboratory, a dedicated computer classroom, and a language classroom, plus a differentiated instruction room and clearly labeled Grade I.A through VIII.A classrooms. A gym supports regular physical education, while administrative offices. Instruction integrates CLIL, the Hejného method, Jolly Phonics, and other approaches to foster language development and mathematical thinking. Extra-curriculars include an Arts club Farebná paleta, a European club, and English School Club. The school emphasizes a caring community, opportunities for personal growth, and transparent access to the full School Educational Program documentation for parents and futures.

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Starozagorská 3104/8 (Starozagorská 8), 040 23 Košice, Slovakia

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The Essentials

Location

Košice, Slovakia. Address: Starozagorská 8, Košice.

Stages

Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) for primary students and secondary education culminating in Maturita.

Type

The school is a private combined school.

Additional learning support

Education for foreigners.

Country affiliation

The school is in Slovakia.

School day structure

The daily schedule is followed, published as Program dňa.

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Fees

Application (enrolment) fee
- Enrolment (zápisné): EUR 200.00, payable within five (5) days of the learning agreement becoming effective.

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as monthly charges)
- 1st–4th grade (primary years):
- EUR 220.00 per month when class size is between 11 and 16 pupils.
- EUR 260.00 per month when class size is fewer than 11 pupils.
- Sibling discount (each additional child in a higher grade): EUR 165.00 per month (class size 11–16) or EUR 195.00 per month (class size fewer than 11).
- The enrolment fee for this group is EUR 200.00.

- 6th–9th grade (lower secondary years):
- EUR 200.00 per month when class size is between 11 and 16 pupils.
- EUR 240.00 per month when class size is fewer than 11 pupils.
- Sibling discount (each additional child in a higher grade): EUR 150.00 per month (class size 11–16) or EUR 180.00 per month (class size fewer than 11).
- The enrolment fee for this group is EUR 200.00.

- 5th grade: the school issues a separate payment guideline for the 5th grade; fees for that year are set in its dedicated payment guideline. (The school publishes a specific payment guideline for 5th grade.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is charged as a monthly amount (the published figures above are monthly charges). Enrolment fee is due within five (5) days of the contract taking effect.
- Bank account for payment (provided in the school payment guidance): IBAN SK39 1100 0000 0029 5570 6590. Use the pupil's birth ID number as the variable symbol and include the pupil's full name and the purpose (e.g., "Enrolment Fee/Tuition Fee") in the transaction description.
- The school states that the exact level of additional cost items is determined by a separate decision of the headmistress where applicable.

Boarding fees
- Boarding: Not applicable. The school operates as a day (combined primary/lower-secondary) school and does not list boarding facilities.

Other costs and fees (items explicitly included or excluded from tuition)
- Items included within the published tuition charge(s): extended English instruction and CLIL integration, prescribed textbooks and workbooks for compulsory subjects (except for some second foreign-language materials), the private study club, organisation of school cultural and sports events, accident and personal-property insurance for pupils, selected methodological/monitoring systems and individual teacher attention up to the stated class size limits.
- Items not covered by tuition (additional costs that parents must expect to pay separately): third‑party-led activities (including external language tutors for optional English school club), interest‑based extracurricular activities provided by external providers, travel and catering related to optional activities, and school meals in the school canteen. The school notes that fees for these services are set by separate decisions or by the external providers.
- No specific uniform charge is listed in the published payment guidance documents.

Refund information
- The published payment guidance documents specify enrolment fee timing and monthly tuition amounts but do not set out a general public refund schedule in the payment guidance texts. Terms on termination, refunds or adjustment of fees are governed by the learning agreement / contract between the school and the pupil's legal representative (the school's learning‑agreement documents and contract appendices address payment conditions). Parents should follow the contract terms for any cancellation or refund procedures.

Fee payment options
- The school's payment guidance provides bank transfer details (IBAN shown above) and instructs use of the variable symbol and transaction description for clear identification of payments. The published payment guidance does not list alternative methods such as card payment or online merchant options in the payment guidance documents. Parents should use bank transfer details as provided when fulfilling fee payments.

Contacts for payments
- Payment administration contact given in the school payment guidance: Mgr. Katarína Soľáková, telephone 0911 134 282, e‑mail sekretariat.human@gmail.com. IBAN and variable symbol instructions are repeated in the payment guidance.

Academics

Curriculum

International program for ISCED 1 (Primary Years Programme). In the 2023/2024 school year, grades 1–4 are taught according to the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) developed in line with the updated State Education Programme valid from September 1, 2015, covering the scope and sequence of arts, language, mathematics, personal, social and physical education, science, and social studies. ISCED 2 (Lower secondary). In the 2023/2024 school year, grades 5–8 are taught according to the School Educational Program prepared in line with the updated State Education Programme. The full School Educational Program document is available to parents from the headteacher. Also listed: Primary Years Programme; educational approaches include CLIL, Hejného method, Jolly Phonics, and other teaching methods as part of the school's instructional framework.

Gifted and Talented

Education of intellectually gifted students: The school, in collaboration with the Centre for Pedagogical–Psychological Counseling and Prevention (address: Zuzkin park 10, Košice), provides an integrated program for intellectually gifted children in a class with extended foreign language instruction. Children work under the guidance of qualified teachers who are graduates of the specialization 'Education of intellectually gifted students' for the primary level. Special education advisory services provide expert special education, psychological, and therapeutic support. Each integrated student has an Individual Educational Plan based on approved curricula for intellectually gifted students and supplements to curricula for intellectually gifted students. Early diagnosis of intellectually gifted children is ensured through psychologist involvement at enrollment in Grade 1. Small class sizes (10–16 students) enable individualized teacher attention and the use of non-traditional activities to support creativity and independence. There is active use of supplementary study materials—alternative worksheets, a lending library, a multimedia library with student laptops. Emotional and social support is provided through Counseling for Personal Development (group training and individual work). A wide range of hobby groups and language clubs are offered. Students work on year-end projects presented to peers, parents, and the public at the School Science and Technology Fair.

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Admissions

Enrollment information is published as the Enrollment Flyer for 2024-2025 and the Enrollment Rules for the 2024-2025 school year. The materials cover enrollment into the first grade and include an application for early schooling. A School Information Leaflet for 2023-2024 and a Parent's Handbook for 2023-2024 are provided.

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FAQs

Where is Sukromna Spojena Skola HUMAN located, and what is the age range of students?

The school is in Košice, Slovakia, at Starozagorská 8. It serves students aged 3 to 15, covering early education through lower secondary.

What curriculum does the school use for primary and lower secondary?

In grades 1–4, the school follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) aligned with Slovakia's updated State Education Programme. For grades 5–8, instruction uses the School Educational Program prepared in line with the updated State Education Programme; the full program is available from the headteacher.

Is Sukromna Spojena Skola HUMAN a private, co-educational day school?

Yes. It is a private, co-educational school and operates as a day school with no boarding facilities listed.

When was the school established?

The school opened in 2006.

What is the enrolment fee and when is it due?

The enrolment fee is €200 and it is due within five days of the learning agreement taking effect.

What are the monthly tuition rates, and are there sibling discounts?

For grades 1–4, tuition ranges from €220 to €260 per month depending on class size, with a sibling discount of €165–€195. For grades 6–9, it ranges from €200 to €240 per month, with a sibling discount of €150–€180. Note that 5th grade has its own separate payment guideline.

What is the admissions process like?

Enrollment information is published for the 2024–2025 year, including entry to the first grade and applications for early schooling. The headteacher provides access to the School Information Leaflet and Parent's Handbook for 2023–2024.

How are fees billed and what payment methods are accepted?

Tuition is billed monthly. Payments are made by bank transfer to the provided IBAN, using the pupil's birth ID as the variable symbol and including the pupil's full name and purpose in the description. Other payment methods aren't listed in the guidance.

What programs are used for the upper primary and lower secondary transitions?

Primary uses the IB PYP (grades 1–4), while lower secondary uses the School Educational Program aligned with the Slovak State Programme (grades 5–8). The complete program documents are available from the headteacher.

Is there a program for intellectually gifted students?

Yes. There is an integrated program for intellectually gifted students in collaboration with the Centre for Pedagogical–Psychological Counseling and Prevention. It features small classes (10–16 students), Individual Educational Plans, and psychological and social support, plus year-end projects and a School Science and Technology Fair.

How does the school approach language learning and CLIL?

CLIL is implemented to teach core subjects through two languages, and Jolly Phonics is used to teach English reading. There are English language clubs and activities to support language development.

What facilities does the campus have?

The campus includes a Physics–Chemistry Laboratory, a Computer Classroom, a Language Classroom, a Differentiated Instruction Classroom, and dedicated classrooms for grade groups I.A–VIII.A, plus a gym and administrative spaces.

Are there on-site extracurricular facilities or clubs?

Yes. There is a private after-school club for 1st–5th grade, an English School Club, and various hobby clubs run by a Private Leisure Center.

Do students have meals provided, and are there meal subsidies?

Meals are provided by the school, and meal subsidies are available. A lunch menu is accessible to parents.

What extracurricular activities exist beyond class time?

Activities include Farebná paleta (art), Európsky klub (European Club), English School Club, Veselá veda (Fun Science), and the School Parliament, along with other language clubs and sports.

Are there leadership opportunities or international education activities?

Yes. The European Club promotes European awareness and exchanges, and the School Parliament provides student leadership opportunities. CLIL and other international education practices foster cross-cultural learning.

How does the school support wellbeing and international students?

The school provides Education for foreigners and targeted support for gifted students, including psychological involvement at enrollment and Counseling for Personal Development for emotional and social well-being. Specific safeguarding details are not listed in the provided information.

What is the parental involvement like at the school?

Parents are encouraged to participate through open teaching hours, family events, and regular communication with teachers. There is a School Parliament and opportunities to join gatherings and open activities.

Who leads the school and what is its governance structure?

Sukromna Spojena Skola HUMAN is a private school. The founder and director is Mgr. Eva Bednáriková, and the head of school is PhDr. Erika Hančovská, PhD. The daily schedule is organized under the Program dňa.

Are there any accreditations or awards mentioned for the school?

There is no information provided about accreditations or awards.

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