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The British International School, Ukraine – Kyiv

Ukraine, Kyiv

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Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Community and Service
Introduction

The British International School, Ukraine (BISU) in Kyiv is an all‑through bilingual school for ages 3–18, with campuses in Pechersk (Kindergarten; Primary and Secondary), Nyvky and a Dnipro site. The school day runs 09:00–18:00, with on-site meals and security. English is the language of instruction, and pupils follow a Cambridge International path alongside a Ukrainian curriculum option integrated with the British programme. BISU offers Cambridge Pathway courses with IGCSE and A Level qualifications and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme as an alternative. In Classes 1–5, New Ukrainian School Curriculum is used. Students may also obtain the Ukrainian state certificate in addition to international qualifications. The school employs teachers, maintains small classes (about 1:5), and provides mentors and a psychologist. Facilities include libraries, science laboratories, computer rooms, and spaces for art and music, plus sport halls. Extracurriculars include Art Club, Football Club, and a Music program; BISU is a COBIS member.

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The Essentials

Location

Kyiv, Ukraine. BISU operates two Kyiv campuses: Pechersk (1 Verkhohliada Andriia Street) and Nyvky (45 Danylevycha Vasylia Street).

Stages

Early Years; Primary; Secondary.

Type

Private bilingual day school.

Additional learning support

SEN support is available; a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) conducts assessment and coordinates support for students with additional learning needs.

Country affiliation

UK Cambridge International Curriculum (Cambridge International Pathway) with British and Ukrainian curricula.

School day structure

08:30–16:00, Monday to Friday.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Overview
The British International School, Ukraine (Kyiv) does not publish numeric fee amounts directly on its public pages. The school issues a formal fee schedule and individual invoices that set application/registration charges, tuition by year group, billing dates and the school's payment terms; that fee schedule is provided to families (the school's enrolment pages link to a secured fee schedule file).

Application / registration fee
- The specific application or registration fee amount is not published on the school's public pages. The school's formal fee schedule and the invoice issued by the Finance Office record any application/registration charge and whether it is refundable.

Tuition fees by year group (per term and per year)
- Per-term and per-year tuition figures for each year group (Early Years / Primary / Secondary / Sixth Form) are contained in the school's official fee schedule; those numeric values are not displayed in the public web pages and are supplied to parents via the school's fee schedule and invoices. The school states that tuition depends on the child's Year and that detailed current prices and any available discounts are given in the school's fee document.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing dates, payment deadlines, instalment options, any early-payment discounts and penalties for late payment are specified on the school's invoices and in the formal fee schedule. The school issues term/invoice documentation that defines the exact payment terms for the year. The fee schedule available to families sets out the billing schedule and payment conditions.

Boarding fees
- The school operates as day campuses (Kyiv and Dnipro) and no boarding provision or boarding fee schedule is published for the Kyiv campus; boarding fees are therefore not applicable.

Other costs and additional charges
- The school's fee schedule and invoices set out which items are included in tuition and which are charged separately. Items commonly charged separately (when applicable) include uniforms, lunches and catering, external examination fees (IGCSE/IB/A‑Level), optional extracurricular activities and school trips, learning-support or intensive EAL where required, and school transport. Specific amounts for these items are not published on the public pages and appear in the official fee schedule and invoices.

Refunds and withdrawals
- The school's terms for refunds, deposits and withdrawal notice periods are defined in its fee schedule and the invoice/contract provided at admission. Specific refund conditions and any refundable deposits are set out in the school's fee documentation and on the invoice. Those refund terms are not published as discrete numeric examples on the public pages.

Accepted payment methods and options
- Accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, card payment details and the invoicing currency) are specified on the invoice and in the school's finance documentation supplied to families. The public pages do not list numeric banking details or an exhaustive list of accepted card types; the Finance Office provides the definitive payment instructions on the invoice.

Practical note for parents
- All specific monetary amounts (application fee, per-term and annual tuition by Year group, optional-service charges, payment deadlines, refund conditions and accepted payment channels) are set out in the school's official fee schedule and on the invoices the Finance Office issues to families. The school's enrolment pages link to the current fee document used for family communications.
Academics

Curriculum

The British International School Ukraine offers the Cambridge Pathway with IGCSE and A Level qualifications, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). A Ukrainian curriculum option is available for local students, integrated with the British programme. In Kyiv, the school follows the British curriculum built upon the Cambridge Pathway, with all subjects taught in English. Key Stages 1 and 2 are delivered in English using an interdisciplinary approach, and the New Ukrainian School Curriculum is employed for Classes 1–5. Ukrainian students can also obtain the Ukrainian state certificate alongside the international qualifications.

Higher Education Progression

87% of BISU students pursue higher education abroad. Graduates gain entry to universities worldwide, including top institutions in the UK, USA, and Europe. The school provides progression pathways through Cambridge Pathway, IGCSE, A Level and IBDP to support university admissions.
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Reputation
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Admissions

Admissions

1. Personal tour and registration: Families are invited to BISU for a personal tour, and registration for the tour is available. The visit provides an opportunity to meet BISU leadership and international educators and to understand BISU's bilingual environment and Cambridge Pathway offerings. This step helps families assess fit with BISU before applying. 2. 3–5 years admission: For children aged 3 to 5, all applicants are invited to BISU for an interview. They can be admitted regardless of English proficiency. The interview assesses readiness for BISU's early years program and the bilingual learning environment. 3. 6–10 years admission: For children aged 6 to 10, English must be sufficient to effectively absorb the curriculum. This ensures participation in BISU's English-language learning framework. The English proficiency requirement supports access to BISU's Cambridge Pathway and Ukrainian curriculum where applicable. 4. 11–17 years admission: For students aged 11 to 17 (grades 7–13), admission requires an official interview and an English-language examination. The interview evaluates suitability for BISU's secondary programme, and the English exam measures proficiency to engage with the English-language curriculum. This process aligns with BISU's dual British and Ukrainian educational offerings.
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