O2 School - Lemkivska Campus

Ukraine, Lviv

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Fees UAH 3,960 - 4,200

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2019

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Ukrainian, English

Typical class size 16

Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Kindergarten, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

O2 School – Lemkivska Campus is a private bilingual full-day school in Lviv that blends the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) with Cambridge International programmes. The Lemkivska 15 campus serves Preschool (ages 4–6), Primary (grades 1–4) and Middle (grades 5–9), with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation, and the Lyceum (grades 10–12) for senior international education with university preparation and National MT courses, all in a bilingual environment. Cambridge instruction comprises about 50% in English, with the remainder in Ukrainian; NUSh provides a full Ukrainian program licensed for grades 1–9, complementing the international programme. Facilities include an on-site gym and an outdoor playground, with small class sizes up to 16 students. The school emphasizes STEM through robotics, programming and project-based learning, and runs more than 15 clubs such as robotics, programming, sport, dance, chess and art. Full-day operations run 8:30–19:00, including meals, clubs and homework, plus city camps and trips to the Carpathians.

www.o2school.com.ua

15 Lemkivska Street, Lviv, Ukraine

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The Essentials

Location

Location: Lemkivska Street 15, Lviv, Ukraine. The Lemkivska campus houses Kindergarten (1.5–4 years), Preschool (4–6 years), Primary (1–4), and Middle (5–9) levels. It is part of a four-location network in Lviv and Vinnyky. The campus features an on-site gym and a playground.

Stages

Kindergarten (1.5-4), Preschool (4-6), Primary (1-4), Middle (5-9)

Type

Private bilingual full-day school

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

From 8:30 to 19:00; includes learning, meals, outdoor breaks, clubs, and homework.

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Fees

Application / one‑time annual fee
- A one‑time annual (enrolment) fee applies: equivalent to USD 620, payable in Ukrainian hryvnia at the interbank sale exchange rate on the day of invoicing. The one‑time fee must be paid for contract acceptance and is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by programme / year group
- Kindergarten / садок (preschool group for the Lemkivska location): monthly tuition is set as the hryvnia amount equivalent to USD 330, payable monthly.
- Primary & Secondary school (Lemkivska campus, 1–9 / 1–3 and 4–9 contract categories): monthly tuition is set as the hryvnia amount equivalent to USD 350; the same monthly tariff structure is shown across the school-level public offers.
- Additional paid programmes (after‑school clubs, workshops, sections): these are charged separately according to their own tariffs (examples: single lessons and monthly/abonnement rates are published for individual clubs). Fees for each club are invoiced per the applicable tariff.

Per‑term / instalment options and billing schedule
- First payment: the initial amounts required for contract acceptance are due by the date specified for the coming school year (for the 2026/27 cycle the first‑month payment is due by 21 August).
- Monthly billing: subsequent monthly tuition payments are due by the 21st day of the current month preceding the month being paid for (i.e., pay by the 21st for the next calendar month).
- Semester instalments: parents may pay by semester in two equal instalments (each 50% of the annual tuition). The first instalment is payable for contract acceptance and the second instalment is due by 21 December of the school year.
- Annual payment: the school also permits a single annual prepayment equal to the year's tuition, subject to any written agreement between the parties.
- Currency and exchange: tariffs are expressed as a USD equivalent and each payment is converted to UAH using the interbank sale exchange rate on the business day before invoicing; invoices state the UAH amount.

Boarding / accommodation fees
- The Lemkivska campus operates as a full‑day day school (hours shown as typical full‑day operation). No boarding / residential (pension) service or boarding fee is provided for the Lemkivska campus in the public offer documents. Education and day services are organised as day programmes.

Catering, uniforms and other additional costs
- Catering: food services are charged separately from tuition under a separate catering contract; catering tariffs are set by the contracted catering provider. As an example within the network, the published catering tariff for monthly three‑meals service is shown as the hryvnia amount equivalent to USD 70 per calendar month (catering is payable by bank transfer to the caterer's account per the catering agreement). Parents should expect food to be invoiced separately from tuition.
- Uniform / school clothing: no separate mandatory uniform fee or one‑line uniform tariff is listed in the Lemkivska public offer documents and tariff appendices; any requirements for specific clothing or optional branded items would be invoiced separately if applicable.
- Extracurricular clubs and workshops: charged separately by session or by abonnement (examples: single session rates and monthly/abonement prices are published for the network's clubs).

Refunds and cancellations
- Prepayments and paid fees are non‑refundable in the normal course: public offer contracts state that prepayments and paid amounts are not returned if the contract is terminated by the parent; early termination requires the parent to give notice (contract clauses specify notice periods such as 30 calendar days) but paid sums are not returned.
- Force majeure / exceptional circumstances: the contracts include provisions addressing quarantine, martial or other extraordinary circumstances; for preschool contracts in a quarantine or declared emergency the preschool contract indicates a retained payment entitlement (example clause shows payment may be retained at a percentage in such circumstances). Specific contract language governs these cases.

Late payment and sanctions
- Late payment penalties are specified: standard penalty is 1% of the overdue amount per day; larger fixed‑percentage penalties apply if overdue periods exceed the contract thresholds (examples in the school contract include higher penalty percentages after 10 and 20 days and steps up to suspension or termination for prolonged non‑payment).

Payment methods and bank details
- Payments are made by bank transfer to the account details shown in the Lemkivska public offer / contract. The Lemkivska school entity account is shown in the public offer (company: ТОВ «БАЙЛІНГВЕЛ ІНТЕРНЕШНЛ СТЕМ СКУЛ», current account UA 613052990000026008001013648 at AТ КБ «ПРИВАТБАНК»). FOP / preschool contractor accounts are shown in the preschool offer documents where applicable. Fees do not include bank or payment‑system commissions charged at the time of payment.
- Online / electronic payments: for extracurricular programmes the published offer permits payment via online payment systems (example: LiqPay) or by bank transfer as indicated in the clubs/workshops offer. Payment processing commissions remain the payer's responsibility as stated in the contracts.

Summary — practical billing points for a parent
- Expect a one‑time annual enrolment fee equivalent to USD 620 (non‑refundable) plus monthly tuition charged in UAH at the current interbank rate; kindergarten tariffs are quoted as USD 330/month equivalent and school tuition as USD 350/month equivalent for the Lemkivska contracts.
- First instalments and enrolment formalities must be completed by the stated acceptance date (first‑month payment due by 21 August for the coming year); thereafter pay monthly by the 21st for the following month, or choose semester or annual instalment schedules permitted in the contract. Late payment penalties and non‑refund rules apply as specified in the public offer contracts.

Academics

Curriculum

Cambridge Programme: 50% of instruction in English, preparing students for international exams. The New Ukrainian School (NUSh) provides a full Ukrainian program that complements Cambridge and is licensed for grades 1–9. The school offers a bilingual preschool (ages 4–6), primary (grades 1–4) and middle (grades 5–9) program, with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation. The Lyceum (grades 10–12) provides senior international education with university preparation, National MT (NMT) courses, and profile classes in a bilingual environment.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small classes of up to 16 students.

Higher Education Progression

Prepares students for universities in Ukraine and worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

More than 15 clubs and sections including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art; STEM-focused learning and talent development opportunities.

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Admissions

1. Contact us. The school provides multiple ways to start enrollment: leave an application on the site, send a message via Messenger, or call. The administrator responds to all questions. The phone number is +38-067-990-5050. You can also initiate contact through the site. 2. Visit the school. A guided tour is offered to meet teachers, view classrooms and playgrounds, and experience the learning environment. The visit helps families assess the atmosphere and fit. 3. Child introduction. Your child will have a trial day in a group or class and meet peers and teachers. This helps determine whether your child is comfortable in the school environment. The trial day is part of the admissions process. 4. Paperwork. The contract is signed and the necessary documents are completed, welcoming you to the O2 School family. Your child is prepared for new knowledge and adventures. Enrollment for 2025-2026 is ongoing throughout the year with vacancies in all groups and classes. Fees start from 12,000 UAH per month. Hours of operation are Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 19:00, and the full-day program includes instruction, meals, outdoor time, clubs, and homework support.

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FAQs

What ages does the Lemkivska Campus serve?

The Lemkivska Campus offers Kindergarten (1.5–4), Preschool (4–6), Primary (1–4), and Middle (5–9). The Lyceum (grades 10–12) is part of the same O2 School network. The campus runs a full-day schedule from 8:30 to 19:00.

Where is the Lemkivska Campus located and how does it fit into the O2 School network?

The campus is at Lemkivska Street 15, Lviv, Ukraine. It is one of four O2 School locations in Lviv and Vinnyky, and it features its own gym and playground as part of a coordinated network.

What curriculum does the Lemkivska Campus offer?

The campus delivers the Cambridge Programme with 50% of instruction in English and a parallel New Ukrainian School (NUSh) program for grades 1–9. Preschool is bilingual, and the Lyceum (grades 10–12) provides senior international education with university preparation and National MT courses.

What are the tuition fees at Lemkivska Campus?

Kindergarten tuition is USD 330 per month, and Primary & Secondary (grades 1–9) tuition is USD 350 per month. There is a one-time enrolment fee of USD 620 (non-refundable). Catering is charged separately.

What payment options are available and when are payments due?

Tuition is billed monthly with payments due by the 21st of the current month for the upcoming month. Semesters are available as two equal instalments, and an annual prepayment option is also offered. The first month's payment is due by August 21 for the coming school year, with all payments converted to UAH at the interbank rate.

Is catering included in tuition and what about meals?

Catering is separate from tuition. The campus has an on-site kitchen and serves meals tailored to dietary needs, with a typical catering tariff around USD 70 per month.

What are the class sizes at Lemkivska Campus?

Classes are small, with up to 16 students per class to support individualized attention and tailored learning.

What are the key academic pathways and exams offered?

The Cambridge Programme drives a significant portion of the curriculum, with Cambridge Checkpoint assessments. NUSh runs parallel for grades 1–9, and the Lyceum offers senior international education with university preparation and NMT courses in a bilingual environment.

How does the school support higher education and exam readiness?

Lyceum provides university preparation and National MT courses, while the Cambridge pathway prepares students for international exams and future study at Ukrainian or international universities.

What facilities does the Lemkivska Campus have?

The campus includes an on-site gym and dedicated outdoor playground, plus equipped classrooms. It houses Kindergarten, Preschool, Primary, and Middle sections and operates a full-day program with meals and clubs.

Are there facilities that support STEM and clubs?

Yes. The program features more than 15 clubs, including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art, with a focus on STEM and talent development through project-based learning.

What extracurricular activities are available?

Families can choose from over 15 clubs and sections such as robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art. The network also runs city camps at all locations and Carpathian camps throughout the year.

Are there additional trips or camps for students?

Yes. City camps operate at all locations, and there are Carpathian camps in autumn, winter, spring, and summer, plus trips to the Carpathians as part of the program.

What wellbeing and support services are available?

The school employs 75+ specialists, including teachers, native-language staff, and psychologists, providing psychological support and an individualized learning approach. Ongoing staff training supports student welfare.

Is there support for English language learners?

Yes. The Cambridge Programme includes 50% English instruction with native-speaking staff, and the environment is bilingual to support language development, with NUSh providing Ukrainian-language instruction in parallel.

How is safeguarding managed at the school?

There are clear rules of conduct during lessons, breaks, meals, and excursions; students must follow safety rules and raise concerns if needed. Safeguarding covers PE practices, cafeteria manners, and supervision on trips; certain activities are restricted to ensure safety.

Is there a uniform policy at Lemkivska Campus?

There is no mandatory uniform tariff listed; any clothing requirements would be invoiced separately if applicable, so check with the campus for specifics on dress code.

What are the daily hours and core activities?

The school day runs from 8:30 to 19:00 and includes instruction, meals, outdoor time, clubs, and homework support as part of the full-day program.

Is boarding available at this campus?

No. The Lemkivska Campus operates as a full-day day school with no boarding or residential accommodation.

Is O2 School recognized for Cambridge programmes?

Yes. The curriculum includes the Cambridge Programme and Cambridge Checkpoint, and the network notes Cambridge International School certification as part of its offering.

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