British International School Moscow – School 2 vs British International School Moscow – School 7
British International School Moscow – School 2 and British International School Moscow – School 7 are both in Moscow. Both schools offer British programmes. British International School Moscow – School 2 also offers Bespoke, and British International School Moscow – School 7 also offers Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels. Published annual fees are close, at RUB 16,590 - 1,650,000 for British International School Moscow – School 2 and RUB 16,590 - 1,650,000 for British International School Moscow – School 7. British International School Moscow – School 2 takes pupils from 2 to 18, and British International School Moscow – School 7 from 11 to 18. Both keep typical class sizes around 15.
British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels
Pupils
Pupils
1,000
Pupils
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Typical class size
Typical class size
15
Typical class size
15
Instruction language
Instruction language
English
Instruction language
English
Opened
Opened
1994
Opened
1994
Bus service
Bus service
No
Bus service
No
Essentials
Essentials
Location
Location
School №2 is located at 9 Priorova Street, Moscow. It is part of the British International School in Moscow network.
Location
School №7, Moscow, 9 bld 1 Priorova Street. The school is part of The British International School Moscow network. Teaching is conducted in English by native speakers according to the English National Curriculum.
International Programme school offering the English National Curriculum (in English).
School type
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Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
Students from over 50 nationalities; multicultural environment.
Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
EAL support available; English language development in small groups.
Additional learning support
Psychologist's and speech therapist's services.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
British-affiliated; English National Curriculum.
Country affiliation
British
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation
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School day structure
School day structure
Extended Day Group runs from 15:30 to 19:00 with meals and outdoor activities; after-school care is available.
School day structure
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Bus service details
Bus service details
Comfortable school buses.
Bus service details
Comfortable school buses.
Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application / Admission fees
- International (English National Curriculum) academic assessment fee: EUR 4,000 (one‑off, payable at enrolment). Sibling discount: assessment reduced to EUR 1,000 for children with a sibling already enrolled; children aged 2–4 receive assessment free in designated circumstances. - Russian programme entry assessment fee: 100,000 ₽ (one‑off, payable at enrolment).
Tuition fees — International programme (fees shown per term and per year, EUR)
- Nursery (½ day): Term EUR 5,530 · Year EUR 16,590. - Nursery (1 day): Term EUR 7,100 · Year EUR 21,300. - Reception: Term EUR 8,400 · Year EUR 25,200. - Year 1: Term EUR 10,000 · Year EUR 30,000. - Year 2: Term EUR 10,000 · Year EUR 30,000. - Year 3: Term EUR 10,550 · Year EUR 31,650. - Year 4: Term EUR 10,550 · Year EUR 31,650. - Year 5: Term EUR 10,550 · Year EUR 31,650. - Year 6: Term EUR 10,550 · Year EUR 31,650. - Year 7: Term EUR 11,700 · Year EUR 35,100. - Year 8: Term EUR 11,700 · Year EUR 35,100. - Year 9: Term EUR 11,700 · Year EUR 35,100. - Year 10: Term EUR 12,150 · Year EUR 36,450. - Year 11: Term EUR 12,150 · Year EUR 36,450. - Year 12 (A‑level): Term EUR 12,500 · Year EUR 37,500. - Year 13 (A‑level): Term EUR 12,500 · Year EUR 37,500.
Tuition fees — Russian programme (fees shown by study period and total year, Russian roubles; published for 2026/2027)
- Year 1: Period I 580,000 ₽ · Period II 480,000 ₽ · Period III 480,000 ₽ · Year total 1,540,000 ₽. - Year 2: Period I 580,000 ₽ · Period II 480,000 ₽ · Period III 480,000 ₽ · Year total 1,540,000 ₽. - Year 3: Period I 580,000 ₽ · Period II 480,000 ₽ · Period III 480,000 ₽ · Year total 1,540,000 ₽. - Year 4: Period I 580,000 ₽ · Period II 480,000 ₽ · Period III 480,000 ₽ · Year total 1,540,000 ₽. - Year 5: Period I 590,000 ₽ · Period II 490,000 ₽ · Period III 490,000 ₽ · Year total 1,570,000 ₽. - Year 6: Period I 590,000 ₽ · Period II 490,000 ₽ · Period III 490,000 ₽ · Year total 1,570,000 ₽. - Year 7: Period I 590,000 ₽ · Period II 490,000 ₽ · Period III 490,000 ₽ · Year total 1,570,000 ₽. - Year 8: Period I 650,000 ₽ · Period II 500,000 ₽ · Period III 500,000 ₽ · Year total 1,650,000 ₽. - Year 9: Period I 650,000 ₽ · Period II 500,000 ₽ · Period III 500,000 ₽ · Year total 1,650,000 ₽. - Year 10: Period I 650,000 ₽ · Period II 500,000 ₽ · Period III 500,000 ₽ · Year total 1,650,000 ₽. - Year 11: Period I 650,000 ₽ · Period II 500,000 ₽ · Period III 500,000 ₽ · Year total 1,650,000 ₽.
What the tuition covers (selected inclusions)
- Tuition fees include the stated educational programme, support from native English‑speaking educators (international programme), partial excursion programme, onsite catering up to Year 6, free school clubs (where indicated) and learning materials as published.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are invoiced by academic period (term). Payment for each academic period is due as 100% prepayment before the first day of the period. - For 9th and 11th classes the third study period is payable in full regardless of the examination schedule. - Payments are made in roubles (the Contract sets payment in roubles). For international programme amounts published in euros, the contract converts euro amounts to roubles at the Central Bank of the Russian Federation rate on the day of payment; a floor exchange rate rule is applied where published. - All bank charges and transfer costs are the responsibility of the payer. Payments may be made in cash at the school's cash desk or by bank transfer to the school's account. Specific bank details and payment instructions are set out in the contract.
Boarding
- The school does not publish or operate a boarding provision; no boarding fees are listed. Transportation, extended‑day care and paid after‑school clubs are offered as additional services and are charged separately.
Other charges and optional fees
- Extended‑day childcare (until 19:00) is an additional paid service. - Paid extracurricular clubs (creative, educational and sports clubs) are charged separately. - School bus transport is a paid service with multiple routes; bus fees are charged separately. - School uniform is sold through the school's uniform service/showroom; uniform costs are additional. - External examination board fees (where applicable for IGCSE/A‑Level/Edexcel) and any optional private tuition, specialist assessments, school trips beyond those partially included, visas/immigration documentation, and similar third‑party charges are payable in addition to tuition where required (these items are not listed as included in standard tuition).
Refunds, cancellation and notice
- The entry/assessment fee is non‑refundable. - When a pupil leaves during an academic period at the parents' initiative, the school may retain the fees for that period (the contract allows no refund for the ongoing period). A written notice period (contractual notice) is required prior to the end of the current study period; the standard contractual notice is at least 50 calendar days before the end of the current academic period. - The school does not provide refunds for absence for illness, for periods when classes are suspended for public health or other force‑majeure reasons, or where the contract specifically excludes refund in those circumstances. - Failure to pay by the required deadline may result in suspension of services and non‑admission to classes until payment is received; the contract allows unilateral termination for non‑payment.
Fee payment options (methods)
- Payment methods specified in the contract: cash payments at the school cash desk and bank transfers to the school's account. All transfer charges are paid by the payer. The contract specifies the school's bank details for transfers.
Notes for parents (concise summary)
- International programme fees are published in euros per term and per year; amounts are converted to roubles for contractual payment with a stated conversion rule. - Russian programme fees for the 2026/2027 academic year are published in roubles by study period and as annual totals. - Assessment fees are payable once at enrolment and are non‑refundable; sibling discounts and age‑based exemptions for assessments are published.
Fee details
Application and assessment fees
- International programme (English National Curriculum): one‑off academic assessment fee of EUR 4,000 payable at enrolment. For families with a sibling already enrolled, the assessment fee is EUR 1,000. Children aged 2–4 receive a free assessment. - Russian programme: one‑off academic assessment fee of ₽100,000 payable at enrolment.
Tuition fees — International programme (amounts shown per term and per year)
- Nursery (½ day): EUR 5,530 per term — EUR 16,590 per year. - Nursery (1 day): EUR 7,100 per term — EUR 21,300 per year. - Reception: EUR 8,400 per term — EUR 25,200 per year. - Year 1: EUR 10,000 per term — EUR 30,000 per year. - Year 2: EUR 10,000 per term — EUR 30,000 per year. - Year 3: EUR 10,550 per term — EUR 31,650 per year. - Year 4: EUR 10,550 per term — EUR 31,650 per year. - Year 5: EUR 10,550 per term — EUR 31,650 per year. - Year 6: EUR 10,550 per term — EUR 31,650 per year. - Year 7: EUR 11,700 per term — EUR 35,100 per year. - Year 8: EUR 11,700 per term — EUR 35,100 per year. - Year 9: EUR 11,700 per term — EUR 35,100 per year. - Year 10: EUR 12,150 per term — EUR 36,450 per year. - Year 11: EUR 12,150 per term — EUR 36,450 per year. - Year 12 (A‑level): EUR 12,500 per term — EUR 37,500 per year. - Year 13 (A‑level): EUR 12,500 per term — EUR 37,500 per year.
Tuition fees — Russian programme (amounts shown by study period and annual totals, Roubles)
- Year 1: ₽580,000 (I) | ₽480,000 (II) | ₽480,000 (III) — total ₽1,540,000 per year. - Year 2: ₽580,000 | ₽480,000 | ₽480,000 — total ₽1,540,000 per year. - Year 3: ₽580,000 | ₽480,000 | ₽480,000 — total ₽1,540,000 per year. - Year 4: ₽580,000 | ₽480,000 | ₽480,000 — total ₽1,540,000 per year. - Year 5: ₽590,000 | ₽490,000 | ₽490,000 — total ₽1,570,000 per year. - Year 6: ₽590,000 | ₽490,000 | ₽490,000 — total ₽1,570,000 per year. - Year 7: ₽590,000 | ₽490,000 | ₽490,000 — total ₽1,570,000 per year. - Year 8: ₽650,000 | ₽500,000 | ₽500,000 — total ₽1,650,000 per year. - Year 9: ₽650,000 | ₽500,000 | ₽500,000 — total ₽1,650,000 per year. - Year 10: ₽650,000 | ₽500,000 | ₽500,000 — total ₽1,650,000 per year. - Year 11: ₽650,000 | ₽500,000 | ₽500,000 — total ₽1,650,000 per year.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition figures are published as per‑term and per‑year amounts; the per‑term figures multiply to the published annual totals (three terms per academic year). - Payments are made according to the education contract; for the Russian programme the school specifies payment in roubles to the school cashier or to the school's bank account as set out in the contract. - For the International programme, when payments are converted into roubles the amount payable under the education contract is determined by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation exchange rate on the day of payment. If on the day of payment the euro exchange rate is less than ₽96, payment will be accepted at the floor rate of ₽96 per EUR.
Boarding fees
- The school operates as a day school with extended‑day childcare options; there is no published boarding programme or boarding fee schedule. After‑school care is available until 19:00 for younger children.
Other costs and extras
- Extended day group (child care until 19:00): this is charged separately; detailed pricing is available from the school. - Paid after‑school clubs and activities: many creative, educational and sports clubs are charged separately; parents are given club‑specific fees. - School bus service: the school offers multiple bus routes; transport is charged separately and route‑specific prices are provided by the school. - School uniform: uniform is available through the school's provision (showroom and ordering); uniform cost is charged separately. - Excursions and some specialty activities: portions of the excursion programme are included in tuition; certain trips or specialist external providers may incur additional charges.
Refunds and cancellation
- Refunds, cancellations and any related penalties are governed by the terms of the education contract; the school states that payment is to be made in the order and within the deadlines established by that contract. Specific refund or cancellation rules are set out in the contract.
Fee payment options
- For the Russian programme the school specifies payment in roubles either at the school's cashier or by transfer to the school's bank account. - Currency conversion rules for euro amounts are applied as described above when euro fees are converted into roubles for payment under the contract. The school lists flexible payment options but does not publish detailed card/payment‑processor options in the fee schedule; bank transfer and cash payment to the school are explicitly described.
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Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
The school has a dress code and school uniform.
Uniform requirement
The school has a dress code and a school uniform.
Food options
Food options
The daily menu is cooked onsite.
Food options
The daily menu is cooked onsite.
House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
The school is part of The British International School Moscow network, governed by NPEI; General Director is Alexey Evsikov.
Governance and ownership
The school is part of The British International School network (NPEI). The General Director is Alexey Evsikov (appointed July 2026).
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
The British International School Moscow follows the English National Curriculum across all stages from Foundation Stage (2–5 years) through Primary (Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2) to Secondary (Key Stage 3 and 4) and on to pre‑university study. Primary includes Key Stage 1 (5–7 years) and Key Stage 2 (7–11 years). In Key Stage 3 (11–14 years), English and Russian are compulsory languages, with French, German and Spanish optional. For ages 14–16, the IGCSE programme is offered, and for 16–18, the A‑level programme. The programme is taught in English by native speakers, with English as an Additional Language support as needed. On completion of the English National Curriculum, students can continue their education in the A‑level pre‑university course.
Curriculum details
Two educational pathways are offered: International Programme (ages 11–18) following the English National Curriculum, and the Russian Programme. In Key Stage 3 (11–14) and Key Stage 4 (14–16), students study subjects aligned with the English National Curriculum, taught in English by native-speaking teachers. Key Stage 4 covers two-year IGCSE courses in 6–9 subjects. In Key Stage 5 (16–18), the A-level programme is offered, with subjects including Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Art, Russian, English Literature, Geography, Economics, Spanish, History, Informatics, French and German; A-level is studied over two years in 3–4 subjects. Teaching is conducted in English by native speakers, with English as an Additional Language (EAL) support for students who are learning English.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
Average class size is under 15, with no more than 20 students per class. The teaching staff numbers over 137 teachers from the UK, other English-speaking countries and Russia.
Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
Graduates' A-level scores ranged from A* to B. In 2023 the school's average results reached 35 out of 42 maximum points, and 45% of BIS² students achieved the highest possible A*-A grade.
Higher education progression
Higher education progression
A‑level study prepares students for university, and graduates have entered top universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, University College London, Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania.
Higher education progression
Graduates enter top 50 universities worldwide. 100% of graduates enter leading universities in Russia and around the world.
Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
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Social & emotional learning
Psychologist's and speech therapist's services are available.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
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Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
English as an additional language
Teaching is fully conducted in English by native speakers according to the English National Curriculum. The school provides support and assistance in the adaptation of children new to English.
English as an additional language
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Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
There is a psychologist's office and a speech therapist's office on site to support student wellbeing and language development.
Mental wellbeing
Psychologist's services are available to support mental wellbeing.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
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Safeguarding
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Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
Spacious and comfortable classrooms with updated computer resources. The campus is secured with outdoor video surveillance and includes an outdoor play area. Students wear a dress code and school uniform, and there is an equipped sports ground and an on-site gym. Meals are cooked onsite and a modern online and offline library supports learning. The school also provides a psychologist's office and a speech therapist's office, and offers music and art classes.
Facilities overview
Spacious and comfortable classrooms support learning. Updated computer resources enable digital learning. The library provides modern online and offline access. Security is provided by an outdoor video surveillance system. There is an outdoor play area and an equipped sports ground. A psychologist and a speech therapist are available to support students.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
The campus includes an equipped gym for physical education. There is an equipped sports ground for team sports and PE activities. An outdoor play area supports outdoor activities. Security is provided by a video surveillance system.
Sports facilities
The school has an equipped gym. There is an equipped sports ground for physical education and outdoor activities. An outdoor play area supports active play and physical education. Facilities support a range of physical education and sporting activities.
Academic facilities
Academic facilities
Spacious and comfortable classrooms support learning. Updated computer resources support digital work. A modern online and offline library provides study resources. The school has a psychologist's office and a speech therapist's office to support student well-being and learning needs. Music and art classes are offered.
Academic facilities
Spacious and comfortable classrooms support daily lessons. Updated computer resources enable digital learning. The library provides modern online and offline access. Teaching is conducted in English by native speakers according to the English National Curriculum. The school provides access to a psychologist and a speech therapist to support learners.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
Extended Day Group offers after-school care from 15:30 to 19:00 with meals and outdoor activities. Summer school provides a Summer Programme with English-language development and activities. School clubs include more than 10 creative and intellectual clubs. There are 6 sports and recreational clubs.
Extra curricular facilities
Field trips are offered in line with the academic programme. These trips accompany the curriculum as part of the educational experience.
Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
The British International School Moscow was established in 1994 as the first private international school in Moscow. In 1995, School 2 opened for children aged 7 to 11 and School 3 for older students, delivering English-language education under the English National Curriculum. Tatiana Konstantinovna Anufrieva was the founder and led BIS Moscow for twenty-six years. BIS Moscow achieved Cambridge accreditation in 2011 and was honoured in 2016 for inclusion in a Queen's anniversary album. As of 2023 BIS² has almost three hundred employees, one thousand students, two thousand parents, and six schools.
History
School 7 is part of the British International School Moscow (BIS) network. BIS began with School 1 in 1994 as the first private international school in Moscow for ages 3–7 with English instruction. In 1995 BIS opened School 2 for 7–11 years and School 3 for 11 years old. In 1997 BIS opened School 5 with a Russian education programme while continuing English language instruction. In 2014 Secondary School 7 opened, allowing students to study under the A level and IGCSE programmes. The A level pre university qualification was assigned to BIS in 2014 and COBIS accreditation was awarded in 2016. By 2023 BIS operated six schools with about 1,000 students and around 2,000 parents.
Community
Community
The BIS community includes a range of events and clubs across campuses. Students immerse themselves in English-language environments and socialise in multicultural settings. The school offers extended day care, a Summer Programme, and more than 10 creative and 6 sports clubs. Media on the BIS site documents events such as Family Fun Day (North Campuses), Halloween 2023 at BIS 2, and Summer Fairs at BIS 1 and 2; Open House Days are held to showcase BIS.
Community
The BIS 7 community includes a School Association with representatives of each class, teachers and headteachers who participate in decision making and the development of initiatives. Head Boy and Head Girl elections are held annually to participate in school decisions and to represent the school at official events. BIS 7 offers BIS² clubs with more than 25 clubs across creative, intellectual and sport areas, including Pottery, Art Club, Design of clothes, Guitar, Art studio, Ukulele, Drama, Programming PYTHON / ROBLOX, Chess, Mental arithmetic and 3D modeling, plus sport and health clubs such as Eastern martial arts, Yoga for kids, Latin American Dance, Football and Ballet. Extracurricular activities include field trips, theatre tours, stage performances, visits to shelters, and environmental initiatives. The social programme ESG covers Ecology, Charity and Volunteering, with opportunities to participate in environmental projects and community service.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
A Parents' Teacher Association exists at BIS Moscow. PTA meetings have been held, including a PTA Meeting in School 1 on 10 March, as recorded in Newsletter 20. Newsletters document PTA notices and parent involvement.
Parent teacher association
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Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
The school has more than 25 clubs in various areas, including a strong set of intellectual and STEM activities. Intellectual clubs include Programming PYTHON / ROBLOX, Chess, Mental arithmetic, and 3D modeling. Extracurricular activities foster curiosity and leadership and encourage teamwork. Lunch and after-school clubs provide opportunities to learn new skills without leaving BIS.
Academic & intellectual
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Arts & creative
Arts & creative
The school has 10 creative clubs, including Pottery, Art Club, Design of clothes, Guitar, Art studio, Ukulele, and Drama. These clubs foster creativity and artistic talents. The program includes stage performances and visits to theatres as part of extracurricular activities. Clubs enable students to develop performance and collaboration skills.
Arts & creative
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Cultural & language
Cultural & language
Extracurricular activities include museum quests and theatre tours, alongside stage performances and other cultural events. Students participate in cultural experiences that broaden their understanding of the arts and society. The program also includes community engagement through environmental initiatives and charitable projects.
Cultural & language
Field trips are part of Extracurricular Activities. The school offers a number of educational field trips aligned with the academic programme.
Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
The school offers lunch and after-school clubs with more than 25 options, giving pupils opportunities to learn new skills and socialize within the school. Clubs span creative, intellectual, and sport/health activities. These activities foster leadership, teamwork, and personal interests.
Social & hobbies
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Community & service
Community & service
Ecology is taught through environmental lectures, separate garbage collection, and eco-projects and events. Charity involves cooperation with charitable foundations, educational projects, and a shelter for homeless animals. Volunteering is a BIS² tradition with students organizing events to support local volunteer organizations.
Community & service
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
The school holds annual Head Boy and Head Girl elections, with duties including participation in school decision-making and representing BIS at official events. Representatives of each class participate in decision-making and in developing initiatives. The Junior Duke Award recognises younger pupils who complete a 10-task challenge.
Leadership & professional
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
The school offers sport and health clubs including Eastern martial arts, Yoga for kids, Latin-American Dance, Football, and Ballet. These activities promote physical fitness and well-being as part of after-school life. Clubs contribute to a balanced routine and physical health.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
The International Programme follows the English National Curriculum, with English and Russian languages compulsory in Years 7–9 and French, German and Spanish optional. The Russian Programme is the main general educational programme, usually taught in Russian, with English-language instruction available in the International Programme. English is the language of instruction for the international stream, and EAL support is available.
Language provision
The English National Curriculum is taught through the International Programme. English and Russian are compulsory languages, with French, German and Spanish available as optional languages. A-level courses include Spanish, French and German as offered subjects, taught in English by native speakers.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
The British International School Moscow operates two educational programmes at School 2: the International Programme taught in English according to the English National Curriculum, and the Russian Programme, which is the main general educational programme taught in Russian. There is no single bilingual programme within one stream.
Bilingual teaching
The International Programme uses English as the language of instruction. English and Russian are compulsory in Key Stage 3, while French, German and Spanish are offered as optional languages.
Immersion programs
Immersion programs
English-language immersion is provided through the International Programme; classes, communication and extracurricular activities are in English. The school offers English as a Second Language (EAL) to meet individual needs.
Immersion programs
Classes, communication and extracurricular activities are conducted in English, providing full immersion in an English-language environment. English as a Second Language (EAL) is available to meet individual learner needs.
Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
The International Programme runs for ages 2 to 18 and follows the English National Curriculum. All subjects are taught in English by teachers from the UK and Commonwealth countries. The Russian Programme runs for ages 7 to 18 and follows the Federal State Educational Standards, with English taught in depth by native speakers. The school has students of over 50 nationalities. Classes are limited to 15 students. Students are immersed in an English-speaking environment from day 1 with EAL support including tutoring and intensive mini-group lessons in grammar, phonics, reading and writing. Two educational programmes are offered: International Programme and Russian Programme. Admissions inquiries can be sent to admissions@bismoscow.com or by telephone at +7 (495) 987-44-86; Working hours Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00.
Admissions
1. Free consultation. You can seek advice and ask questions by phone at +7 (495) 987-44-86 and +7 (495) 426-03-11, Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00. The school is located at School №7, Moscow, 9 bld 1 Priorova Street. 2. Fill out the admission form on the BIS Moscow website. 3. Personal meeting with the Headteacher and a school tour. This allows learning about the educational process and the learning environment. 4. Trial day and assessment. A free trial day is organised; the child participates in the learning atmosphere and takes an individual test to measure the level of English and general knowledge. 5. School enrolment. The admission decision is based on the recommendations of teachers and meeting results; parents are informed of the admission. 6. Signing of a contract and payment.
