British International School Moscow – School 9 vs Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus
British International School Moscow – School 9 and Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus are both in Moscow, about 17 km apart. Both schools offer British, Chinese National, German, French and IB programmes. British International School Moscow – School 9 also offers IBCP, and Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus also offers Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Japanese, Indian, BTEC Qualification, Bespoke and American. Published annual fees are RUB 16,590 - 1,650,000 at British International School Moscow – School 9 and RUB 1,520,000 - 2,470,000 at Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus, which puts Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus roughly 139% higher. British International School Moscow – School 9 takes pupils from 3 to 11, and Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus from 2 to 18. Typical class sizes are 15 at British International School Moscow – School 9 and 18 at Heritage International School – Sokolniki Campus.
British Curriculum, Chinese National Curriculum, German Curriculum, French Curriculum, IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme)
Curriculum
Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Japanese Curriculum, Chinese National Curriculum, French Curriculum, German Curriculum, Indian Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, American Curriculum, IB (PYP)
Pupils
Pupils
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Pupils
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Typical class size
Typical class size
15
Typical class size
18
Instruction language
Instruction language
English
Instruction language
English
Opened
Opened
1994
Opened
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Bus service
Bus service
No
Bus service
No
Essentials
Essentials
Location
Location
The British International School Moscow – School 9 is located at School No. 9, Moscow, 35B Nakhimovskiy Prospekt. It is in Moscow, Russia, within the BIS Moscow network of campuses. The campus serves students in the primary range, located on the Nakhimovskiy Prospekt site.
Location
Moscow, Russia. The Sokolniki Campus is located near the center of Moscow, by the Yauza River embankment and Sokolniki Park.
Stages
Stages
Primary School comprises Foundation Stage (3-5 years), Key Stage 1 (5-7 years) and Key Stage 2 (7-11 years). It serves children aged 3 to 11.
Stages
Early Years through Year 13 (ages roughly 2 to 18).
School type
School type
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School type
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Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
English lessons are taught in small groups with additional support and individual approach; there is a psychologist's office and a speech therapist's office on site.
Additional learning support
Two educational programmes: Cambridge and Russian; Foreign teachers with experience in UK and international schools; Medical officer, speech therapist and psychologist on site; Support service for children and parents; Classes with psychologist and speech therapist if required.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
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Country affiliation
Russia
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; the daily menu is cooked onsite.
School day structure
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Bus service details
Bus service details
Bus service provided with comfortable school buses.
Bus service details
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Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application / Assessment fees - International (English National Curriculum) programme: EUR 4,000 payable once at enrolment (assessment and admission procedures). - Russian programme: RUB 100,000 payable once at enrolment (assessment and admission procedures).
Tuition fees — International programme (English National Curriculum) — 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 total) - Year 1: RUB 580,000 (I) | RUB 480,000 (II) | RUB 480,000 (III) — RUB 1,540,000 per year. - Year 2: RUB 580,000 | RUB 480,000 | RUB 480,000 — RUB 1,540,000 per year. - Year 3: RUB 580,000 | RUB 480,000 | RUB 480,000 — RUB 1,540,000 per year. - Year 4: RUB 580,000 | RUB 480,000 | RUB 480,000 — RUB 1,540,000 per year. - Year 5: RUB 590,000 | RUB 490,000 | RUB 490,000 — RUB 1,570,000 per year. - Year 6: RUB 590,000 | RUB 490,000 | RUB 490,000 — RUB 1,570,000 per year. - Year 7: RUB 590,000 | RUB 490,000 | RUB 490,000 — RUB 1,570,000 per year. - Year 8: RUB 650,000 | RUB 500,000 | RUB 500,000 — RUB 1,650,000 per year. - Year 9: RUB 650,000 | RUB 500,000 | RUB 500,000 — RUB 1,650,000 per year. - Year 10: RUB 650,000 | RUB 500,000 | RUB 500,000 — RUB 1,650,000 per year. - Year 11: RUB 650,000 | RUB 500,000 | RUB 500,000 — RUB 1,650,000 per year.
What the tuition covers - Tuition fees include the educational programme, native English‑speaking teaching support (where applicable), partial excursions, onsite meals up to Year 6 (international programme), free school clubs (as stated), learning materials and school supplies, and EAL support where required.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing periods follow the school's academic periods (study periods/terms). Payment is required per each academic period. - Payment is 100% prepayment for the academic period and must be received before the first day of the period being paid for. - For families choosing to secure a place by advance agreement, the school accepts an advance payment that is credited toward the first academic period per the contract arrangement. - For the international programme published fees are shown in EUR; amounts payable under the school contract in RUB are determined at the Central Bank of Russia exchange rate on the day of payment, with a contractual floor rate applied where stated. The school allows payment by term (trimester) or for the full year.
Refunds and contract termination - The admission/assessment fee (entry testing) is non‑refundable. - If a pupil leaves during an academic period at the parent's initiative, the school may withhold the fee for that academic period (i.e., fees for the period may not be refunded). A written notice of withdrawal must be provided no less than 50 calendar days before the end of the current academic period. - If an academic period is cancelled or changed by the school for reasons of force majeure or official sanitary restrictions, the cost of education is not subject to refund in the circumstances described in the contract. - The school may suspend or terminate provision of services for late or missing payments until outstanding amounts are received.
Boarding - The British International School in Moscow does not provide boarding; no boarding fees apply.
Other fees and additional charges - Extended day (after‑school care to 19:00), paid extra clubs (creative, educational, sports) and school bus services are charged in addition to tuition; specific prices for these services are not listed in the published tuition tables and are charged separately. - School uniform is available for purchase; specific uniform costs are charged separately and are not included in the tuition figures. Consultation and fitting services are provided.
Payment options and practical details - Accepted payment methods: payment in Russian roubles by bank transfer to the school's account or by cash payment at the school's cash desk. The school's contract and official documents list the school bank account details for transfers. All bank transfer fees are borne by the payer. - For international programme fees published in EUR, the contractual payment may be settled in roubles according to the Central Bank of Russia exchange rate on the payment date (contractual provisions apply).
Discounts and concessions - Family (multiple‑sibling) discount up to 15% is available. Assessment discounts for siblings and free assessment for children aged 2–4 are published in the school's loyalty terms.
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Fee details
Application / Capital (Entrance) Fee - Capital (entrance) fee: RUB 400,000 per family. Nursery and Reception year groups are exempt from this fee. The capital fee is charged once at admission and is non‑refundable.
Tuition fees — Sokolniki Campus (2026/2027 academic year) - Pre‑Nursery — Reception (age 2–5): annual tuition RUB 1,520,000. Standard equal installment (1 of 3) ≈ RUB 506,667. - Year 1 — Year 2 (age 5–7): early/contract price until 31 August RUB 2,080,000 (installment ≈ RUB 693,333); price from 1 September RUB 2,120,000 (installment ≈ RUB 706,667). - Year 3 — Year 6 (age 7–11): price until 31 August RUB 2,180,000 (installment ≈ RUB 726,667); price from 1 September RUB 2,220,000 (installment RUB 740,000). - Year 7 — Year 9 (age 11–14): price until 31 August RUB 2,320,000 (installment ≈ RUB 773,333); price from 1 September RUB 2,370,000 (installment RUB 790,000). - Year 10 — Year 13 (age 14–18): price until 31 August RUB 2,420,000 (installment ≈ RUB 806,667); price from 1 September RUB 2,470,000 (installment ≈ RUB 823,333).
How the per‑term amounts are shown - The standard payment plan is three equal instalments for an academic year of 8 months or more; the per‑term amounts shown above are the annual fee divided by three (rounded to the nearest ruble) based on that standard plan. A 5% discount applies for payment of the annual fee in one lump sum; additional discounts are offered for paying two or more years in advance. The capital fee is one‑time and non‑refundable.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard billing: three equal instalments when the educational contract covers 8 or more months. Lump‑sum (annual) payment receives a 5% discount; further multi‑year discounts may be available. The capital (entrance) fee is payable once at admission and is not refundable.
Boarding / Overnight accommodation - No separate residential boarding programme or boarding fees are published for the Sokolniki Campus. The campus provides bedrooms for children aged 3–5 (used for rest/sleep arrangements in early years) and an evening supervision group for an additional fee. There is no published schedule of boarding fees.
Other costs and additional fees - Items explicitly listed as chargeable in addition to the annual tuition: school uniform; extra (paid) clubs; evening supervision group; summer school programmes; international trips. - Items included in the published annual tuition price (no additional charge stated): Cambridge and Russian curricula; Cambridge assessment; textbooks and learning materials; selected free co‑curriculum clubs; personal devices for Primary students; five meals per day; selected city trips; classes with psychologist and speech therapist when required.
Refund information - The capital (entrance) fee is non‑refundable. No separate, detailed refund policy for tuition instalments or other fees is published alongside the fee tables.
Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other) - The publicly published fee schedules and campus fee pages do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, or other payment channels). For payment‑method details and the precise billing calendar for instalments, contact the campus admissions or finance office.
Notes for parents (concise and factual) - All amounts above are stated in Russian roubles (RUB). - The standard instalment figures above are the annual fee divided by three, reflecting the school's standard three‑payment plan for full academic years.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
The Extended Day Group provides after-school care from 15:30 to 19:00, with meals and outdoor activities.
Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
The school has a dress code and school uniform.
Uniform requirement
School Uniform is available for an additional fee.
Food options
Food options
The school has a daily menu cooked onsite; meals are provided as part of the Extended Day Group.
Food options
Five balanced meals a day are provided, freshly prepared in our own kitchen by our chef.
House system
House system
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House system
There are four Houses within Heritage International School: Aquarius, Leo, Libra and Taurus. Children are placed in a House and earn points for their House for academic, social, sporting and leadership activities, with weekly rewards for the House with the most points and a House Cup awarded at year end.
Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
The school is a non-commercial private education institution; The British International School Moscow operates School №9 as part of the BIS Moscow network.
Governance and ownership
Heritage International School Sokolniki is part of the Heritage School network. The governing/operating organization is Heritage Education Group JSC. The Moscow campus is operated by LLC Heritage School Sokolniki together with ANEO Heritage International School Sokolniki, while the Tyumen campus is operated by LLC Heritage School Tyumen with ANEO Heritage International School Tyumen.
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
Foundations Stage 3-5 years; Primary School includes Key Stage 1 5-7 years and Key Stage 2 7-11 years. The International Programme follows the English National Curriculum. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Computing, Design Technology, Art, Music and Russian; English-language instruction is central and Russian is taught as part of the curriculum. In Year 1-2, children study English, Mathematics, Science, Music, Art, Russian, History, Geography and Physical Education. In Years 3-4, students are immersed in an English-language environment and study English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, History, Geography, Design Technology, Arts, Russian, Physical Education and Music. In Years 5-6, students study English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, History, Geography, Design Technology, Arts, Russian, Physical Education and Music, with Year 5 students sitting international language exams. After completing School 9, graduates may progress to the international A-level programme at School 7 or School 3.
Curriculum details
Cambridge Curriculum and Russian Curriculum; lessons conducted in English by highly qualified international teachers.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
After School 9, graduates can continue their studies through the international A-level programme at School 7 or at School 3.
Higher education progression
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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
The school emphasises character and ethics development; students are taught how to build effective relationships, public speaking and debating, which develops confidence and communication skills.
Social & emotional learning
The school uses Values-based Education as a foundation for social and emotional development. Growth Mindset is part of its approach to learning. A House System supports student belonging and community. Assemblies reinforce shared values and community. Co-curriculum options (sports, creativity and technology) develop social skills and teamwork. Pupil Representation and Themed Week promote student voice and cultural awareness.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
Speech and language therapy services are available on site.
Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
English as an additional language
The school offers English as a Second Language (EAL), specially designed to meet the individual needs of students. Classes, communication and extracurricular activities are all in English, ensuring full immersion in the language environment.
English as an additional language
The education is based on the British curriculum with lessons conducted in English by highly qualified international teachers. Learning English starts from the very beginning. The UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Cambridge Primary curriculum are delivered in English by qualified teachers. An Integrated Russian Programme complements the English curriculum. The school fosters a multicultural and bilingual environment where children speak English in class and outside. An additional foreign language is offered.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
An on-site psychologist's office provides mental wellbeing support for pupils.
Mental wellbeing
The school provides a support service for children and parents. Staff listen to students and parents and offer help in any situation. The environment is guided by Values-based Education, which supports character and wellbeing. A broad Co-curriculum (more than 50 clubs) provides opportunities for social interaction and personal interests. Assemblies and Pupil Representation give students a voice and a sense of community.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is included in welfare, health and safety provisions for pupils.
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
The school has spacious and comfortable classrooms, updated computer resources, and a modern online and offline library. Security is provided by an outdoor video surveillance system and there is an outdoor play area. Dress code and school uniform are part of the environment. The campus includes an equipped sports ground, an equipped gym, music and art classes, comfortable school buses, a daily menu cooked onsite, and on‑site dining facilities. A psychologist's office and a speech therapist's office support student wellbeing.
Facilities overview
The Sokolniki Campus uses modern facilities designed to support study and recreation. Five meals a day are prepared by a chef using high‑quality ingredients. Lessons are delivered in English by native‑speaking teachers. A learning resource network supports students. The curriculum combines the UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Cambridge Primary curriculum with an Integrated Russian Programme, plus a values‑based education and an additional foreign language, together with a broad co‑curricular program.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
Equipped gym on site. Equipped sports ground. The facilities support a broad physical education program and multiple sports clubs.
Sports facilities
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Academic facilities
Academic facilities
The international programme is supplementary and English National Curriculum; the Russian programme is the main general educational programme. Primary School runs Foundation Stage 3–5 years, Key Stage 1 5–7 years, and Key Stage 2 7–11 years with Year 1 to Year 6. Children study English, Mathematics, Science, Music, Art, Russian, History, Geography and Physical Education, with English taught in small groups and additional support. In Year 5 and Year 6, they study English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, History, Geography, Design Technology, Arts, Russian, PE and Music. Students are immersed in the English-language environment at our elementary schools in Moscow, Russia. After graduating School 9, students can continue their studies in the international A-level programme at School 7 or at School 3.
Academic facilities
The school teaches The UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Cambridge Primary curriculum, delivered in English by qualified international teachers. An Integrated Russian Programme is provided. A learning resource network and additional foreign language offerings support academic development.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
Extended Day Group provides after-school care from 15:30 to 19:00 with meals and outdoor activities. Summer School offers a Summer Programme with games and activities to improve English under experienced teachers. School clubs include more than 10 creative and intellectual clubs and 6 sports and recreational clubs.
Extra curricular facilities
More than 50 clubs are available. The co-curriculum includes sports, creativity and technology.
Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
School 9 opened in 2007 as a primary school offering English-language education for children aged 3 to 11, with an adaptation programme for those who require English support. The British International School Moscow originated with School 1 in 1994, followed by the openings of Schools 2 and 3 in 1995 and School 5 in 1997, the latter introducing a Russian education programme. In 2011 BIS Moscow received Cambridge University Accreditation; COBIS accreditation followed in 2016, the same year the school was mentioned in a Queen's Jubilee album. By 2023 BIS Moscow consisted of six schools, with around 1,000 students, about 2,000 parents, and almost 300 staff.
History
Heritage International School provides education for children from 3 years old in Moscow and Tyumen. The education is based on the British curriculum with lessons conducted in English by highly qualified international teachers. The school founders have successful experience in developing and managing a network of Cambridge international schools in Russia and abroad. Heritage International School is ranked among the top private schools in Moscow and the Moscow region. The Sokolniki Campus is accredited as an examination center by LRN.
Community
Community
Community life includes Family Fun Day at School 9, a Uniform Fair, and Open House Days in August 2024. Media features show Family Fun Day (South Campuses) and Summer Fairs at BIS 9 (June 2023) and Inter-School Football competitions (June 2023). The school states that students enjoy theatrical performances, festive events, and extracurricular clubs, all conducted in English.
Community
More than 50 clubs develop the whole range of skills and talents. Multiculturalism and a bilingual environment enable children to learn the cultures and traditions of the world, with English spoken in classes and outside. Co-curriculum includes sports, creativity and technology, and values-based education. A House System, pupil representation, assemblies, and Themed Week contribute to school life.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association
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Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
Foundation Stage 3-5 years; Primary School Key Stage 1 5-7 years; Key Stage 2 7-11 years. In Year 1, children study English, Mathematics, Science, Music, Art, Russian, History, Geography and Physical Education. They are immersed in an English-language environment and taught in English in small groups, with Year 5 students taking international language exams. After completing School 9, students can continue the international A-level programme at School 7 or at School 3.
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Arts & creative
Arts & creative
Extracurricular activities include more than 10 creative and intellectual clubs and 6 sports and recreational clubs. The school hosts theatrical performances and festive events, all conducted in English. The school offers over 25 clubs after classes, including robotics, 3D modeling, chess, ballet, coding, mental arithmetic, football, drama and more.
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Cultural & language
Cultural & language
Students are immersed in an English-language environment and socialise in a multicultural setting. The school has students from over 50 nationalities. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is available to help learners improve English.
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Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
Students enjoy theatre and festive events and participate in extracurricular clubs. The school offers a wide range of clubs and activities described above. Extended Day Group provides after-school care from 15:30 to 19:00 with meals and outdoor activities.
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Community & service
Community & service
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Community & service
City trips are included in the price. Extra clubs are available for an additional fee. Evening supervision group, Summer School, and International trips are available for an additional fee.
Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
Headteacher of School 9 is Jon Christie. Admissions include a personal meeting with the Headteacher and campus tour. The admissions process comprises a free consultation, completing a form, a trial day and assessment, and contract signing.
Leadership & professional
House System supports student leadership and community. Pupil Representation provides a voice for students in school life.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Extended Day Group provides care from 15:30 to 19:00 with meals. Daily meals are prepared on site and a transport service is available. Security and video surveillance are in place and medical service is available if required; the campus includes a psychologist's office and a speech therapist's office, an equipped gym and a modern library.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Medical officer, Speech Therapist and Psychologist are on site. Five balanced meals a day are freshly prepared in our own kitchen by our chef. A football pitch with race tracks is on site.
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
The International Programme follows the English National Curriculum. The English and Russian languages are compulsory, while French, German and Spanish are optional. The International Programme is taught in English by teachers from the UK and other English-speaking countries. The Russian Programme is the main general educational programme.
Language provision
English is the language of instruction across the UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Cambridge Primary curricula, delivered by qualified teachers in English. Integrated Russian Programme supports bilingual education. An additional foreign language is offered. Children speak English in classes and outside of class, fostering a bilingual environment for students aged 3 to 18.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
The school offers two language tracks: an International Programme taught in English and a Russian Programme that is the main general educational programme. The International Programme is taught in English by teachers from the UK and other English-speaking countries. The Russian Programme provides Russian-language instruction as the primary curriculum.
Bilingual teaching
The school provides English-language instruction from ages 3 to 18. It offers an Integrated Russian Programme to support bilingual learning. English is used in classes and in daily school life, creating a bilingual environment.
Immersion programs
Immersion programs
Classes, communication and extracurricular activities are all in English, ensuring full immersion in the language environment. Foundation Stage is immersed in an English-speaking environment. In primary years, students are immersed in an English-language environment at BIS Moscow School 9.
Immersion programs
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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
1. Free consultation. Seek advice and ask questions during a free consultation. Call +7 (495) 987-44-86 and +7 (495) 426-03-11 from Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00. This initial contact starts the admissions process for BIS School 9. 2. Fill out the form. Fill out the form on the BIS Moscow website. The admissions officer will contact you and invite you to a meeting and a tour of the campus. This step initiates the process toward a decision. 3. Personal meeting with the Headteacher and campus tour. You will have a personal meeting with the Headteacher and a campus tour. The meeting provides an opportunity to discuss the educational process and observe the learning environment. 4. Trial day and assessment. A free trial day is organised, during which the child is immersed in the learning atmosphere and takes an individual test to measure the level of English and general knowledge. The trial day is conducted to assess the child in a real classroom setting. 5. School enrolment. Based on the recommendations of teachers and the results of the meetings, a decision is made. Information about the admission is sent to parents. The enrolment process continues to the contract stage. 6. Signing of a contract and its payment. The enrolment is completed with signing of the contract and payment. This formalizes the admission.
Admissions
1. Contact our Admissions team to enquire about what packages and places we have available. They provide information on current enrollment options and available slots. This initial contact begins the enrolment process and sets expectations for the next steps. The information gathered helps identify a suitable placement for the child. 2. Fill in the Application Form. The form collects essential information about the student and the family as part of the enrolment process. Completing the form is a required step to move forward in the enrolment process. The next steps will be arranged after the form is submitted. The information provided helps the school plan for the applicant's admission. 3. Bring your child to an appointment with the Psychologist and Admissions Team. The appointment includes a session with the psychologist and the admissions team. The purpose is to assess the child's needs and fit with Heritage School. This visit informs the subsequent placement and enrolment decisions. 4. Provide us with the documents needed for the contract. Prepare and submit the documents required to complete enrolment formalities. Providing the documents completes the contractual process and enables progression to the contract signing. The documents are reviewed as part of finalising the enrolment. 5. Sign the educational agreement and make the payment. The educational agreement outlines terms of enrolment and the financial arrangements. Signing and payment complete the formal enrolment process. The school can then prepare for the student's start date. 6. If you plan admission in September, we can give support and advice on preparation for school. Our team offers guidance on preparation for school start. This assistance helps families prepare for the start of the school year. It contributes to a smooth transition into Heritage.
