OstrovOK Primary School

Ukraine, Odesa

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Fees UAH 18,000

Ages 3 - 11 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary)

Taught languages English, Ukrainian, Russian

Typical class size 16

Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport

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

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School

Introduction

OstrovOK Primary School is a bilingual kindergarten and primary school in central Odesa that teaches two curriculums: the New Ukrainian School (Ukrainian-language instruction) and the Cambridge Primary Curriculum (English-language instruction). The age range is 3 to 11, with classes supported by two teachers per class—one Ukrainian-speaking and one English-speaking—plus an assistant, and class sizes up to 16 students. The school operates a full day program from 8:30 to 18:00, integrating lessons, clubs, meals, and supervised activities. Facilities include bright classrooms, a laboratory building, a secured outdoor area, an in-house kitchen serving three meals, a sports area, tennis lessons, a shaded courtyard, a winter garden, and a culinary workshop. Cambridge Primary Curriculum is taught by anglophone teachers using Cambridge Checkpoints, alongside the Ukrainian curriculum. A distinctive tradition, a wall tree bearing fingerprints marks each graduate. OstrovOK holds Cambridge International School status UA030, MON license No. 811/A-2018, reflecting its dual-credential offering today.

ostrovok.com.ua

20 Pishonivska Street, Odesa, Ukraine

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The Essentials

Location

Located in the center of Odessa, Ukraine. It is a bilingual school with Ukrainian and English as languages of instruction. The campus serves children from 2 to 11 years, offering a kindergarten for ages 2–5 and a primary school for ages 5–11. The facilities include bright classrooms, a laboratory building, a fenced outdoor area, and a kitchen providing three meals daily.

Stages

Kindergarten (ages 2–5) and Primary School (ages 5–11).

Type

Bilingual primary school and kindergarten with two programs: New Ukrainian School and Cambridge Primary Curriculum; Cambridge International School status.

Additional learning support

Individualized support plan for students who need additional assistance; formative assessment; Cambridge Primary Checkpoints.

Country affiliation

Cambridge International Education (United Kingdom) affiliation; programs run in Ukraine.

School day structure

Full-day schedule from 8:30 to 18:00. Ukrainian cycle in the morning (New Ukrainian School) and Cambridge Primary cycle in the afternoon; meals three times daily.

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Fees

Summary — applicable academic year
Effective information for academic year 2026/27 where published; where 2026/27 details are not published, the most recent publicly shown pricing is used below.

Application fee
- No separate application or registration fee is published. The admissions process describes an application, meeting/visit, and signing of a contract before start, but no public line-item application fee is listed.

Tuition fees (by package / year group)
- Package "Учень" (full student package): UAH 2,000 per month — equivalent to UAH 18,000 per year (12 months basis as presented). This package is described as the standard student package for enrolled pupils.
- Other packages mentioned (e.g., a "Слухач" / listener package and a summer learning package) are described in terms of services included, but no public month-by-month prices for those packages are published on the site. Where a package price is published the site presents it as a monthly figure.
- No per-grade (per individual school year group such as Grade 0/1/2/3/4) breakdown with distinct tuition lines is published. Tuition is shown in package terms rather than as different rates by class year on the publicly visible pages.

Per-term / per-year detail
- The only explicit price format shown is monthly (UAH 2,000/month for the standard student package) and an annual equivalent is indicated (UAH 18,000/year). No separate term (semester) billing schedule with term amounts is published.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The site requires signing a contract before start of schooling and indicates that tuition is paid at enrollment, but it does not publish a detailed billing schedule (for example: monthly-by-invoice, termly, or annual prepayment rules), late-payment penalties, or formal payment deadlines on the publicly visible pages. Parents are told that cost depends on the chosen format and package; specific billing terms are handled in the contract.

Boarding / accommodation fees
- No boarding program is offered or listed. The school is described as a day primary school with hours and on-site meals; there is no public mention of boarding fees because boarding is not presented as an offered service.

Included costs and other recurring charges
- Three meals per day (second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack) are stated as included in the tuition for on-site students.
- The school lists interactive platform access and educational services within package descriptions; those platform/learning-service elements are presented as included in the package rather than billed separately where a package price is given.
- No public line-item for uniforms, mandatory materials, or regular extra fees (for example, transport, exams, or activity fees) is published on the visible pages.

Refund information
- No public refund policy, cancellation terms, or tuition-credit rules are published on the public pages. Contract signing is part of enrolment; formal refund and cancellation terms, if any, are not posted on the publicly visible pages.

Fee payment options (methods)
- No explicit payment-method list (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, cash) is published on the publicly visible pages. The admissions flow refers to signing a contract and payment of tuition but does not list accepted payment channels.

Summary of what is not publicly itemised
- The site publishes a monthly price for the primary student package (UAH 2,000/month, UAH 18,000/year) and states that final cost depends on chosen format and package. However, detailed, line-by-line fee information requested below is not published on the publicly visible pages: specific application fee line-item, a per-grade tuition table by term/semester, detailed billing schedule (termly deadlines, penalties), published payment methods, a published refund policy, uniform costs, and any boarding fees. For those items the school references a contract and individualized package calculation.

Academics

Curriculum

The school teaches two curriculums: the State standard of elementary education of Ukraine – New Ukrainian School (Ukrainian is the language of instruction) and the Cambridge Primary Curriculum (English is the language of instruction).

Student Teacher Ratio

Two teachers per class: one English-speaking and one Ukrainian-speaking.

Exam Results

Students graduate with a government-issued Primary Education certificate and Cambridge Primary Checkpoints in English, Science, and Mathematics.

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Admissions

1. Submit an application and conversation. You leave contact details; we call you and ask about the child and answer your questions. The conversation helps determine fit with Ostrovok's bilingual programs. After a successful interview, originals of documents must be submitted to the school: birth certificate (copy); medical card; passport or residence permit (copy); personal file (for entry to 2–4 grades).

2. Tour and introduction. Come with the child to see classrooms, meet teachers, and learn about daily routines. The child participates in a trial day to experience the learning environment. This visit helps both sides understand daily life at Ostrovok.

3. Contract and start. The contract is signed and a plan for adaptation is created. Enrollment begins on September 1 (or another month) as agreed. The adaptation plan is reviewed regularly with parents during the initial weeks.

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FAQs

Where is OstrovOK Primary School located and what age range does it serve?

OstrovOK is in the center of Odessa, Ukraine. It serves children from age 2 in kindergarten through age 11 in primary, with the kindergarten program for ages 2–5 and primary for ages 5–11.

What curricula does OstrovOK offer and what languages are used for instruction?

The school runs two curricula: the Ukrainian New Ukrainian School (Ukrainian instruction) in the morning and the Cambridge Primary Curriculum (English instruction) in the afternoon. Ukrainian is the language of NUSh, while Cambridge materials and lessons are delivered in English.

Is OstrovOK a day school or boarding school, and is it co-educational?

OstrovOK is a day school with no boarding option listed, and it is co-educational for boys and girls.

What is the annual tuition for the standard student package?

The published standard package costs 18,000 UAH per year (2,000 UAH per month on a 12-month basis). Packages may vary by format, but this is the commonly cited price for the standard program.

What does the admissions process involve before a child starts?

Admissions include submitting an application and a conversation, a tour with a trial day, then signing a contract and starting an adaptation plan that is reviewed with parents during the initial weeks.

Are there scholarships, waitlists, or separate application fees published?

There is no public information about scholarships or waitlists. There is no separate published application fee; pricing and terms are provided in the contract.

What are the two curricula and how are classes taught?

Classes are taught across two programs: the New Ukrainian School in Ukrainian in the morning and the Cambridge Primary Curriculum in English in the afternoon. Each class has two teachers (one Ukrainian-speaking and one English-speaking) plus an assistant.

What assessments do students complete at OstrovOK?

Students graduate with a government-issued Primary Education certificate and complete Cambridge Primary Checkpoints in English, Mathematics, and Science.

What are typical class sizes at OstrovOK?

Class sizes are up to 16 students per class, with two teachers and an assistant to provide close support.

What facilities does OstrovOK have on campus?

The campus includes bright classrooms, a laboratory building, a secured outdoor area, and an on-site kitchen serving three meals daily. There is a sports area, a tennis facility, a shaded courtyard, a winter garden, and a culinary workshop.

Are there sports and other extracurricular facilities?

Yes. There are sports facilities and tennis lessons, plus clubs for sports, robotics, creativity, and dance.

Do students have access to science labs and other learning spaces?

There is a dedicated laboratory building for science work, a reading corner, and a chalk wall for interactive lessons, with Cambridge materials used in the Cambridge path.

What extracurricular activities and clubs are available?

Clubs include sports, robotics, creativity, and dance; dance combines English instruction with movement.

When do after-school clubs run and how are they structured?

Clubs typically run after the core day, starting around 16:00, with opportunities for free play and regular progress updates to parents.

How does OstrovOK support bilingual learning and enrichment?

Each class has a Ukrainian-speaking and an English-speaking teacher plus an assistant, supporting bilingual learning and daily use of both languages.

How is student wellbeing supported at OstrovOK?

Two teachers per class (one Ukrainian-speaking, one English-speaking) plus an assistant ensure every child is seen and heard, fostering a caring classroom environment.

What support is available for students with SEN or EAL needs?

An individualized plan is provided for students who need additional support, with EAL support embedded through the bilingual curriculum and Cambridge English instruction.

How does OstrovOK handle safeguarding and safety?

The campus is fenced and guarded with controlled entry, and there is an on-site shelter and emergency drills. During air alerts, students move to the shelter with teachers, and remote students can join online with the same teachers.

What is the daily schedule and school day structure?

The school day runs from 8:30 to 18:00, with the Ukrainian cycle in the morning and the Cambridge cycle in the afternoon, and meals provided on-site.

Is there a uniform or dress code at OstrovOK?

There is no published information about a uniform or dress code.

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