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Liko-School - Primary School

Ukraine, Kyiv

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees UAH 9,000 - 12,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary)
Taught languages English, French, German, Spanish, Mandarin
Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Primary School
Introduction

Liko-School Primary in Kyiv delivers the Cambridge Primary curriculum with CLIL language approaches, using English as the language of instruction in bilingual classes taught by native-speaking teachers. The school operates two premises: the Primary School for grades 1–3 at Kyiv Konєva Street 7b, and the Lyceum for grades 4–11 at Kyiv Compositora Meitusa Street 5a (the Lyceum opened in 2018). The Primary program groups learners by year (1st class; 2–4; 5–9; 10–11) and covers English, Mathematics, Computing, Science and Global Perspectives, aligned with Cambridge standards and Ukrainian requirements; the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint is assessed at the end of grade 6. Languages offered include English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese. A strong technology focus includes robotics, programming and 3D graphics as core components, supported by modern equipment and IT specialists. Extracurriculars include robotics, programming and 3D graphics, plus language and sport clubs. The school provides preparation for international English exams and language camps in Ukraine and Europe. Security measures, Starlink internet, medical offices and Sportliko facilities support learning.

Kyiv, str. Samiyla Kishki, 7b, 03189, Ukraine

The Essentials

Liko-School - Primary School has instruction in English.

Location

Kyiv, Ukraine. Primary School at Samiyla Kishki Street, 7b, Kyiv 03189. It is associated with Liko-School, with Liko Lyceum located at Compositora Meitusa Street, 5a, Kyiv 03189.

Stages

Grades 1-6.

Country affiliation

Ukraine
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

The school is a private educational institution.
Fees

Annual tuition at Liko-School - Primary School ranges from UAH 9,000 to UAH 12,000 for 2026/27.

Application (entrance) fee

- One-off entrance (registration) fee: USD 900 for the Ukrainian primary programme; USD 1,200 for the Bilingual primary programme. The entrance fee reserves a place, is payable on joining (and is also charged again when a pupil moves from primary into the middle school level), and must be paid to the school's account within the required deadlines.

Tuition fees — Primary School (grades 1–4)

- Ukrainian programme: USD 900 per month. Annual tuition = USD 9,000 (calculated as 10 payable months).
- Bilingual programme: USD 1,200 per month. Annual tuition = USD 12,000 (calculated as 10 payable months).

How tuition is billed (billing schedule and payment terms)

- Payable period: ten months (September through June). Monthly tuition is collected for 10 months each school year.
- Monthly billing: tuition is payable in advance by the 5th day of the month for that month. Payments are made to the school's bank account in Ukrainian hryvnia; amounts stated in USD are converted to UAH at the National Bank of Ukraine exchange rate on the date of payment (or on the first day of the month as specified).
- September prepayment: a partial prepayment for September (UAH 20,000) must be paid by June 30; the remaining September tuition is due by September 5. Families joining after June 30 or after August 5 must follow the contract's specified prepayment deadlines.
- Late payment and penalties: the school may charge fines and interest for late or incomplete payments (including a daily penalty of 0.1% of the overdue amount; the contract also allows contractual penalties in the range specified for breaches of payment terms). Continued non‑payment may result in loss of discounts or suspension of services.

Boarding / residential provision

- Boarding is not applicable to Primary School: the packages describe full‑day, day‑school provision (attendance roughly 08:00–18:00 for 1–4 grades) and do not include boarding fees. The standard tuition package covers day‑school attendance and one meal as specified.

Other costs and optional charges

- Meals (optional add‑on packages, charged monthly in UAH):
- Breakfast only: UAH 2,300 per month.
- Breakfast and evening meal: UAH 5,100 per month.
- Evening meal only: UAH 3,500 per month.
- Extra‑curricular clubs and sections (group subscriptions):
- Group club / section subscription (4 sessions/month): UAH 1,500 per month.
- Group club / section subscription (8 sessions/month): UAH 3,000 per month.
- Individual or small‑group lessons (per 1 academic hour):
- Foreign language individual lesson: UAH 600 per lesson.
- Subject tutoring / academic consultations: UAH 600 per lesson.
- Speech therapist / psychologist consultation (individual): UAH 600 per lesson.
- Textbooks and learning materials: materials for the Bilingual programme are not included in the tuition package and are billed separately to parents as invoiced; parents pay for bilingual programme textbooks/materials according to the invoice issued by the school.
- Voluntary medical insurance and other mandatory small payments: the contract requires payment of the insurance charge where applicable; any such insurance payment is set and billed according to the enrolment documents or the applicable insurance policy.

Discounts

- Sibling and related discounts: a 5% discount applies in specified cases (for example when a second child from the family is enrolled, and in specified arrangements with the school's preschool partner). Discounts are subject to the contract's discount rules and do not combine.

Refunds and cancellation

- Entrance fee: the entrance (reservation) fee is non‑refundable in case of early contract termination.
- Payments for the month in which a child is transferred to another school are non‑refundable.
- Refunds for unprovided services: if the school must reimburse paid sums for services not provided, reimbursement is effected by bank non‑cash transfer to the payer's account and is arranged within the contractually stated timeframe (the contract sets out the procedure and timing for such reimbursements). At the same time the contract establishes that, in general, amounts already paid are final except as the contract specifies.

Payment methods and practical payment details

- Payment method: tuition and other sums are payable to the school's bank account in Ukrainian hryvnia by bank non‑cash transfer (school IBAN details are published in the school's contract appendices). The contract lists the school's IBAN accounts for transfers. Invoices and payment notifications are delivered electronically via the school's billing channels (email / school portal / Teams) and payments are completed to the school's specified bank accounts.

Summary of primary‑school price points (monthly / annual, for clarity)

- Ukrainian primary programme: USD 900 per month — USD 9,000 per year (10 months). Entrance fee USD 900.
- Bilingual primary programme: USD 1,200 per month — USD 12,000 per year (10 months). Entrance fee USD 1,200.

(If you require any single line item presented in a different format, the school's contract and the published fee appendix list the full schedule, payment deadlines, bank details, optional service prices and the contractual refund and penalty rules.)
Academics

Liko-School - Primary School teaches Cambridge (Primary).

Curriculum

Liko-School Primary uses CLIL language approaches with English as the language of instruction in bilingual classes, taught by native-speaking teachers. Languages offered include English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese. The program covers about ten technological areas with advanced curricula, modern equipment, and IT specialists to foster engineering skills. Robotics, programming and 3D graphics are core components of technology education. The school groups learning by year: 1st class; 2–4 classes; 5–9 grades; 10–11 grades. It also offers preparation for international English exams and language camps in Ukraine and Europe.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school runs a number of clubs and sports clubs on a regular basis. These activities help form an educated and healthy personality. Additional Education focuses on clubs, STEM, language, and sport. Robotics, programming, and 3D graphics are offered as part of STEM, with about ten technological areas and modern equipment. Language learning uses CLIL approaches to foreign languages; English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes, with native English-speaking teachers, and there are language camps in Ukraine and Europe.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

CLIL approaches to learning foreign languages are used. English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes, with native English-speaking teachers among the staff. The school prepares students for international English exams. Language camps are held in Ukraine and Europe. Languages taught include English, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese.
Parent Experience

History

The school opened in 2014 and has two nearby premises: the Primary School (grades 1–3) at Kyiv Konєva Street 7b, 03189, and the Lyceum (grades 4–11) at Kyiv Compositora Meitusa Street 5a, 03189. The Lyceum opened in 2018.

Community

The lyceum offers a wide range of clubs and sports clubs on a regular basis to foster an educated and healthy personality. CLIL approaches to learning foreign languages are used, with English as the language of instruction in bilingual classes and native-speaking teachers. Preparation for international English exams and language camps in Ukraine and Europe are provided. The Cambridge Primary program is officially recognized at Liko School, integrating Cambridge standards with national requirements.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Social interaction projects with parents include 'School Angels,' where parents share experiences and lead lessons, and 'Batkivska kava,' a parenting education program where families meet twice a month with a school psychologist to improve relations with their children. Feedback with parents is deployed through Microsoft Teams, and parents, students and teachers can contact each other directly through chats and arrange meetings. In addition, each student has an electronic diary to post lesson content and homework, enabling timely parental support and serving as a convenient financial office for parents. The school maintains ongoing parent engagement initiatives to strengthen collaboration between families and the school. These programs foster ongoing dialogue about student development.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has a closed area with security and 24-hour video surveillance in every classroom and common areas. Entrance to the school territory is controlled by electronic passes. On the -1st floor there is a shelter to ensure comfortable learning. The school has its own generator. Uninterrupted Internet access is provided by Starlink. The school has two medical offices, and all students are provided with medical insurance.

Sports Facilities

Sportliko is a new children's sports school format with star coaches, new comfortable halls, and an inspiring atmosphere. There are eight areas of sport: football, basketball, rhythmic gymnastics, Greco-Roman wrestling, Kyokushinkai karate, judo, cheerleading and ballroom dancing.

Academic Facilities

Robotics, Programming, and 3D graphics form about ten technological areas with advanced curricula, modern equipment, and IT expertise. CLIL approaches to learning foreign languages provide subject and language integrated learning. English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes, with native speakers among the teachers. Preparation for international English exams and language camps take place in Ukraine and Europe. Cambridge Primary is offered at Liko School, with English, Mathematics, Computing, Science and Global Perspectives, aligned with Cambridge standards and national requirements. The Cambridge Primary Checkpoint is assessed at the end of grade 6.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The lyceum runs a number of clubs and sports clubs on a regular basis to form a well-rounded personality. Extracurricular offerings include robotics, programming and 3D graphics, along with language and sport activities. STEAM, Language and Sport are active categories; language options include English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school has about ten technological areas, advanced curricula, modern equipment, and teachers and IT experts to help each child develop engineering skills and discover interests; robotics, programming, and 3D graphics are offered; preparation for international English exams is provided.

Arts & Creative

The school has partnerships with DrumArt Music School and Studio Bel Canto for music instruction.

Cultural & Language

English and additional languages are taught with CLIL approaches. English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes with native-speaking teachers. Language offerings include English, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese; language camps operate in Ukraine and Europe.

Social & Hobbies

Clubs and sports clubs are offered regularly. Programs include robotics, programming, and 3D graphics, alongside language clubs. Sports cover eight areas: football, basketball, rhythmic gymnastics, Greco-Roman wrestling, Kyokushinkai karate, judo, cheerleading, and ballroom dancing.

Leadership & Professional

There are student project activities and areas of specialized training, and international educational partnerships.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sports programs include eight areas: football, basketball, rhythmic gymnastics, Greco-Roman wrestling, Kyokushinkai karate, judo, cheerleading, and ballroom dancing.
Languages

Language Provision

English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese are taught. CLIL approaches to language learning are used. English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes, with native speakers among the teachers. Preparation for international English exams and language camps in Ukraine and Europe are available.

Bilingual Teaching

English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes, with native speakers among the teachers. CLIL approaches are used to combine language learning with subject content in the curriculum. The school thus provides bilingual education within its primary program.

Immersion Programs

CLIL approaches to learning foreign languages (subject and language integrated learning) are used. English is the language of instruction in bilingual classes, with native speakers among the teachers. Language immersion is integrated with subject learning to support multilingual proficiency.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Fill out the registration form. This is the first step in the admissions process. The form begins the application for entry. The next step is to wait for an invitation to an interview. 2. Wait for an invitation to an interview. An invitation to an interview is issued as part of the admissions process. The invitation indicates you move to the next stage. The next stage is to pass an entrance test. 3. Pass an entrance test in English, Ukrainian, and mathematics. The test covers English, Ukrainian, and mathematics. It is part of the admissions process. The next step is a meeting with the director. 4. Meeting with the director. This is the final listed step in the admissions process. The meeting is part of the process. The sequence ends with this listed step.

Scholarships

Grant program overview: The school offers a Grant Program for study in 2026/2027. The program supports dedicated, active, and talented students in grades 8–11 who demonstrate academic, creative, or social achievements and wish to receive a modern quality education. Winners receive a grant on tuition starting from 10%. Who can apply: Students in grades 8–11 residing in Kyiv or Kyiv region; participants must take part in three stages of competitive selection; applicants must have high motivation to learn. How to apply: Fill out the registration form; upload all required documents; participate in the three-stage selection. Up to five winners can be selected. Schedule: The selection lasts two months from May to June 2026; registration and document submission take place May 5–20, 2026; Stage 1 (May 5–20, 2026); Stage 2 (May 16–June 15, 2026); Stage 3 (June 15–22, 2026); results announced June 22, 2026. Required documents: report card for the last two years; motivation video (up to 5 minutes); letter of recommendation; additional documents documenting social, volunteer, or non-academic achievements. How winners are determined: The winners are students with the highest total score (up to 200 points across three stages). Grant size and renewal: The grant size is determined by the school administration; renewal is possible based on academic performance and engagement; the grant is awarded for one school year. Not eligible for appeal: results of the selection are not subject to appeal. Notable criteria considered include motivation, social activity, teamwork, and value alignment between family and school. For more details, refer to the grant program conditions and frequently asked questions.
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