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Artinov Private School

Ukraine, Vinnytsia

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Ukrainian, English
Fees UAH 10,000 - 60,000
Ages 2 - 17 years
Pupil numbers 374
Type Co-educational
Opened 1994
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Polish
Typical class size 17
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Artinov Private Lyceum, in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, serves students from ages 2 to 17 as a lyceum with a Dolphin division. Cambridge Primary forms the core of its Cambridge International Education, covering English, Mathematics, and Science, with Global Perspectives offered. Cambridge Pathway leads to Cambridge qualifications such as IGCSE and International AS & A Levels, and the school holds Cambridge International School certification (Centre UA044) as of July 28, 2025. Language of instruction is Ukrainian, with enhanced English study within the Cambridge framework and additional IT study. The campus is organized on three floors: 0–3, 4–6, and 7–11 grades, featuring MozaBook interactive classrooms, computer labs, and a Science cabinet. Facilities include an auditorium, gym, football and basketball courts with artificial turf, security systems (face-ID and CCTV), medical and psychological support on-site, and an on-site shelter for air-raid drills. An electronic diary (School Today) tracks lessons, meals, and school events for families.

21018, Ukraine, Vinnytsia, Vulytsia Vasylia Stusa, 26

The Essentials

Artinov Private School has 374 pupils, typical class sizes of 17, instruction in Ukrainian, English.

Location

Vinnytsia, Ukraine. 26 Vasyl Stus Street, 21018.

Stages

Preschool, Primary School, and Lyceum (1–11 classes).

Type

Private lyceum with preschool division 'Dolphin'.

Additional learning support

Individualized learning is offered in two forms: family-based and externat.

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

Hours: Monday–Friday 08:00–18:00.
Diving Deeper

Food Options

Healthy meals are provided: two meals for students during the day (until 15:35) or three meals (until 18:00). The daily menu is shared in the parent chat. During air-raid alerts, meals are served in the shelter.

Governance and Ownership

Privately owned; The charter for Private Lyceum 'Artinov' is published, along with the license for educational activities and the school's educational program. The language of instruction is Ukrainian.
Fees

Annual tuition at Artinov Private School ranges from UAH 10,000 to UAH 60,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- No separate, named application or registration fee is published for admissions. A one-time fee for processing/issuing state-standard educational documents is published where applicable: UAH 3,000 (one-time) for the 10–11 class package.

Tuition fees by year group (detailed)

- Package “Учень” (Individual online learning — monthly billing):
- Grades 1–2: UAH 3,500 per month.
- Grades 3–4: UAH 3,500 per month.
- Grades 7–9: UAH 4,500 per month.
- Grades 10–11: UAH 5,000 per month, plus a one-time UAH 3,000 fee for preparation/issuance of state-standard educational documents.
- Note: the page for the 5–11 package describes curriculum for Grades 5–6 but does not state a separate monthly rate distinct from the amounts shown for the other year bands; the rates explicitly stated on that page are those listed above.

- Пакет “Екстернат” (Externat — annual billing):
- Grades 1–4: UAH 10,000 per year.
- Grades 5–8 and Grade 10: UAH 12,000 per year.
- Grades 9 and 11: UAH 14,000 per year.
- These amounts are presented as the school's annual externat fees.

- Пакет “Сімейний” (Family support package — annual billing):
- Grades 1–4: UAH 15,000 per year.
- Grades 5–8 and Grade 10: UAH 17,000 per year.
- Grades 9 and 11: UAH 20,000 per year.
- These amounts are presented as the family-package annual fees.

- Additional optional academic services (all packages):
- Individual subject consultation (45 minutes): UAH 300 per consultation.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Monthly-billed packages: described monthly rates for the relevant grades (for example, Grades 1–2, 3–4 and certain grade bands in the 5–11 package are shown per month).
- Annual-billed packages: externat and family packages are shown with fixed annual sums.
- One-time fees: the UAH 3,000 charge for preparation/issuance of state-standard educational documents is shown as a one-off (applies where specified).

Boarding fees

- No boarding or residential (boarding house) fees are published as part of the school's fee schedules for the programs described. The school's program descriptions focus on day and remote/individual formats; no boarder accommodation fees are listed.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, meals, materials, extras)

- The published fee pages cite the per‑month or per‑year tuition amounts and optional consultation fees noted above; explicit, separate published charges for school uniform, standard meals, or specific materials are not shown on the public fee pages for the listed programs. Meal arrangements are described for preschool/0 class scheduling (timing and number of meals), but a separate published price for meals is not itemised on the programme pages.

Refund information

- No standalone, explicit refund policy or detailed published refund schedule is presented on the public program and fee pages for the packages described above. The school provides governance and enrolment documents via its transparency section; any formal rules on withdrawal, refund or contractual termination are governed by the school's internal enrolment/administration documents.

Fee payment options (methods)

- The program and fee pages list amounts and billing cadences but do not publish explicit payment-method options (for example: bank transfer, card payment, or online payment gateways) on the public fee pages for the listed programmes. The school's contact details are provided for administrative and enrolment enquiries.

Summary of key, published figures (at-a-glance)

- Monthly tuition examples (individual online packages):
- Grades 1–2: UAH 3,500 / month.
- Grades 3–4: UAH 3,500 / month.
- Grades 7–9: UAH 4,500 / month.
- Grades 10–11: UAH 5,000 / month + UAH 3,000 one-time document fee.
- Annual-package examples:
- Externat: from UAH 10,000 to UAH 14,000 per year depending on grade band.
- Family package: from UAH 15,000 to UAH 20,000 per year depending on grade band.

Brief note on available documentation and remaining administrative details

- The school publishes a set of governance and enrolment documents in its transparency section (enrolment/transfer rules, internal policies and similar documents). Specific operational details that are not explicitly itemised on the public programme/fee pages — for example, a named application/registration fee, detailed refund terms, or the exact list of accepted payment methods and invoice/payment deadlines — are governed by the school's administrative documents and enrollment process. Parents should contact the school's administrative office for those contractual details and for a formal fee schedule or invoice that applies to a given enrolment.
Academics

Artinov Private School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 2 to 17.

Curriculum

The school implements the Cambridge Primary program as part of Cambridge International Education. It covers English, Mathematics, and Science, with Global Perspectives offered. The Cambridge Pathway uses assessments to identify strengths and track progress and leads to Cambridge qualifications such as Cambridge IGCSE and International AS & A Level. The school has Cambridge International School certification (Centre UA044) as of July 28, 2025. The language of instruction is Ukrainian.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school's mission is to create an educational environment that forms confident, responsible, and compassionate future leaders; values include mutual respect, creativity, responsibility, teamwork, friendship, and love for oneself and others. The Cambridge International Programme is a part of the school's offerings; the school obtained Cambridge International School certification on July 28, 2025 (Centre UA044). The Cambridge International Programme is delivered by Cambridge University Press & Assessment's International Education division, part of the University of Cambridge, and is taught in more than 10,000 schools across over 160 countries to develop knowledge, understanding and skills for life in the modern world.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides individual learning support for students from 1st through 11th grade.
Parent Experience

History

Vinnytsia Private Gymnasium Dolphin was founded in 1994, one of the first private schools in Ukraine. From 2018, under new ownership the school underwent external and internal modernization, adopting the spirit of a modern educational institution for families who do not want to wait for changes at the state level. Since October 6, 2023, it has been the Artinov Private Lyceum.

Community

Holistic all-round development of students and a democratic environment. The lyceum offers integrated and cross-disciplinary lessons and a wide range of creative and sports clubs, including acting, drawing, chess and checkers, robotics, Lego construction, multi-sport, football and flag football, acrobatics, and skills in communication and conflict resolution. Student government operates in the form of a student council; the lyceum participates in the All-Ukrainian program Democratic School. Sports development includes a sports class as part of the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine's Path to Champions project, along with city arm-wrestling championships.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school is organized on three floors, with the right wing for 0–3 grades, the left wing for 4–6 grades, and a third floor for 7–11 grades. The 7–11 floor includes smart classrooms with MozaBook interactive complexes, modern computer labs, and a Science cabinet equipped for practical and laboratory work. An auditorium with concert lighting, a gym, and football and basketball courts with artificial turf are on site, along with modern play areas. The campus is fenced and guarded, with a face-ID security system, access cards, and CCTV, and on-site medical and psychological support. A cozy hall with a café and a modern canteen with a rotating four-week menu, classrooms with innovative equipment, and an on-site shelter for offline learning during air raids complete the facilities; an electronic diary on School Today tracks lessons and school events.

Sports Facilities

Football and basketball courts with artificial turf are provided. A training gym is available for free use by students and parents. Modern play areas and zones support physical education and recreation. The campus is fenced and guarded with a face-ID system and CCTV to ensure safety.

Academic Facilities

7–11 classrooms are equipped with MozaBook interactive complexes and modern computer labs. A Science cabinet is equipped with instruments and reagents for practical and laboratory work. The Cambridge International School certification supports a Cambridge program with enhanced English and IT study, and opportunities to take international examinations. An electronic diary on School Today provides access to lesson materials, assignments, and school events, and the on-site shelter enables learning during air-raids.

Extra Curricular Facilities

A wide range of clubs and activities includes acting, drawing, chess and checkers, robotics, Lego construction, multi-sport, football and flag football, and acrobatics. These programs develop communication and conflict-resolution skills. Student government operates within the Democratic School framework. The calendar-year program provides year-round activities, including after-school groups from 15:35 to 18:00 and holiday programs. The sports development program includes participation in the Ministry of Youth and Sports' Path of Champions and city championships, with participation in various Olympiads.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school implements the Cambridge International Curriculum with Cambridge International School certification (Centre UA044). The Cambridge program provides instruction in English for academic subjects using licensed textbooks and offers the possibility to sit international Cambridge examinations. From 7th grade, students may pursue profile and advanced study in mathematics and informatics or philology under the Cambridge framework. The school uses an online diary (School Today) to provide access to lessons, assignments, tests, videos, and other learning materials and to track progress.

Arts & Creative

Acting and drawing are offered as part of the creative arts. Choreography is available as a performing arts option. Show & Tell sessions and TED Talks-style presentations develop confident public speaking. Robotics and LEGO construction are provided as creative-technology activities.

Cultural & Language

Polish club and English club are available as elective options for students. The Cambridge program includes English-language study in selected tracks, using licensed materials. English language development is supported within Cambridge-track experiences for qualified students.

Social & Hobbies

Chess and checkers are offered as part of the elective program. Multi-sport, football and flag football are available. Acro-breaking is also offered as an activity, with emphasis on communication and conflict-resolution skills in group contexts.

Community & Service

Student government is offered through a student council. The lyceum participates in the All-Ukrainian Democratic School program. The school hosts charity events and community initiatives, including Christmas Town and charitable fairs, as well as a Back to School project for parents.

Leadership & Professional

Student government provides leadership opportunities through the student council, with participation in the All-Ukrainian Democratic School program. These activities foster student-led initiatives and collaborative project work within the school community.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Healthy meals are provided on a two-meal schedule (learning until 15:35) or three meals (until 18:00), with daily menus shared in the parent chat. During air-raid alerts, meals are served in a shelter on site. Medical and psychological support is available for students.
Languages

Language Provision

Cambridge Primary is implemented at Artinov Lyceum with Cambridge International School certification, introducing the Cambridge Pathway for learners aged 3 to 19. The program emphasizes English language, mathematics and science, with assessments to monitor progress. Coursework is taught in English using licensed textbooks, with the option to take international Cambridge examinations (Cambridge IGCSE and International AS & A Levels) recognized worldwide. From 7th grade, students may pursue specialized tracks: mathematics plus informatics or philology orientation, in line with the Cambridge International program; there are language-related electives such as English club and Polish club, and lessons with a native speaker appear in the curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Submit an application. The online form asks for the applicant's full name and a contact phone number. After submission, the school will contact you soon to discuss next steps. This initiates the admissions process. 2. Register for a trial week. You may sign up by selecting the 'Register for a trial week' option. A trial week allows the child to experience classes and the school environment before making a decision. The admissions team will reach out to schedule the trial and provide any necessary details.
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