Galaxy School vs Ukrainian Global School - Lobanovskyi Campus

	G Galaxy School Kyiv, Ukraine	U Ukrainian Global School - Lobanovskyi Campus Kyiv, Ukraine
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year UAH 325,500	Fees / year UAH 240,000 - 390,000
Age range	Age range 1 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 54	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 18	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language Ukrainian, English	Instruction language Ukrainian, English
Opened	Opened —	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Kyiv, Ukraine. Two Galaxy School campuses in Kyiv: the Right Bank campus is located in the Time residential complex in the Solomianskyi district, with a secure campus and convenient transport access; the Left Bank campus is located in the Dnipro district.	Location The Ukrainian Global School is located in Kyiv, Ukraine, at 6B Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue. Ukrainian Global School LLC operates two kindergartens and primary and secondary schools for children aged 2 to 18 years. On October 26, 2023, Ukrainian Global School LLC was granted international school status and the right to implement Cambridge International School programs, including Cambridge Early Years Programme (preschool), Cambridge Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint (primary), and Cambridge Lower Secondary with Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint (secondary).
Stages	Stages Kindergarten through Grade 12. Right Bank campus offers Grades 1–6 (for the 2026/2027 academic year). Left Bank campus provides Primary (1–4), Lower Secondary (5–9), and Upper Secondary (10–12).	Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School; ages 2 to 18.
School type	School type Private school	School type Private educational network.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Mentor support and psychological support; individualized learning trajectories; small classes.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Ukraine	Country affiliation Ukraine. The school operates in Ukraine and implements Cambridge International School programs.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application fees - No separate application or one-time registration fee is published for admission; there is no distinct "application fee" item shown in the school's admission and pricing information. Tuition fees (by programme and billing option) - Ukrainian programme — promotional price (valid until 01 September 2026): - Monthly: UAH 27,000. - Half-year (5 months, billed as a single payment with 5% discount): UAH 128,250. - Full year (10 months, billed as a single payment with 7% discount): UAH 251,100. - Ukrainian programme — standard price (applies after 01 September 2026): - Monthly: UAH 30,000. - Half-year (5 months): UAH 142,500. - Full year (10 months): UAH 279,000. - Bilingual Cambridge (Cambridge bilingual programme) — standard price (published with effect from 01 January 2026): - Monthly: UAH 35,000. - Half-year (5 months): UAH 166,250. - Full year (10 months): UAH 325,500. - Discount: a 10% discount is applied to the subscription cost for a second child from the same family. Billing schedule and payment terms - Accepted billing cycles: monthly, half-year (5 months billed at once), or full academic year (10 months billed at once). - The half-year payment level reflects a 5% discount compared with monthly billing; the full-year level reflects a 7% discount compared with monthly billing. - All tuition amounts above are per pupil and are quoted in Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH). Annual and one-off fees / what they cover - Bilingual Cambridge programme — annual one-off contribution: UAH 30,000 (single payment for the full year). - This annual contribution covers: textbooks and workbooks for all subjects, stationery and educational equipment, electronic services, materials for club and studio activities, participation in Olympiads/competitions/masterclasses, and communal gifts for general school celebrations. - Meals (school catering) are arranged and paid separately through the family personal account and are invoiced/charged by the catering operator at its published rates; catering is not included in the tuition amounts above. Boarding / residential provision - The school presents locations and day‑school campus information; no boarding or residential programme or boarding fees are published for the school. Other costs and optional charges - No fixed uniform fee is published as a mandatory separate charge in the publicly displayed admissions and pricing material. - Extracurricular clubs, camps, or author courses are listed in programme descriptions; specific fees for optional clubs, camps or extra services are not published together with the core tuition schedule and may be billed separately when applicable. - Materials for club activities are included in the listed annual contribution for the Cambridge programme (see Annual and one-off fees above). Refunds and contract terms - Specific refund rules and conditions are set out in the school's contractual and policy documents (school rules / rules of interaction among participants in the educational process). The public admission and pricing pages present the billing cycles and discounts but do not publish a detailed public refund schedule on the price-summary page. Refund and cancellation conditions are provided in the formal enrollment contract and school rules. Fee payment options and administrative billing details - The published contact information for the school (phone numbers and campus addresses) is provided for administrative enquiries about invoicing and payment procedures; explicit payment method types (for example: bank transfer, card payment, direct debit) are not itemised on the public price-summary page. Families are directed to the school's administrative contacts for the specific accepted payment methods and invoicing procedures. Summary (key points for parents) - Tuition is charged per pupil and quoted by programme (Ukrainian programme or Bilingual Cambridge) and by billing cycle (monthly / half‑year / full year); see amounts above. Discounts: 5% (half‑year), 7% (full‑year), and 10% for a second child. Annual one-off contribution for the Cambridge programme is UAH 30,000 and covers textbooks, stationery, electronic services and club materials. Meals and many optional extracurricular items are billed separately. For contract‑level refund terms and the school's accepted payment methods, consult the school's enrolment documentation or administrative contacts.	Fee details Application fees - Application fee: No separate, itemised application or registration fee is specified. An application form is used as the first step of admission and includes acceptance of financial conditions. Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts and packages) - Kindergarten ("UKRAINIAN GLOBAL KIDS") - STANDARD package: UAH 240,000 per year. Food is included in the price. - MINI package: UAH 168,000 per year. Food is included in the price. - Annual contribution: UAH 20,000 (separately stated). - Elementary school (1–5 classes) ("UKRAINIAN GLOBAL SCHOOL") - STANDARD package: UAH 330,000 per year. Food is included in the price. - One-time contribution for the period of study in primary school: UAH 20,000. - Middle / lower secondary (6–9 classes) ("UKRAINIAN GLOBAL SCHOOL") - STANDARD package: UAH 330,000 per year. Food is included in the price. - INTENSIVE package: UAH 360,000 per year. Food is included in the price. - ADVANCED package: UAH 390,000 per year. Food is included in the price. - One-time contribution for the period of study in secondary school: UAH 20,000. - Distance education (1–7 classes) - PERSONAL package: UAH 200,000 per year. - EXTERNAL package: UAH 100,000 per year. - EXTERNAL LISTENER package: UAH 100,000 per year. Per-term breakdown - Fees are published as annual amounts or as package prices; a per-term (termly) breakdown is not provided in the published fee schedule. Annual and one-time contribution figures are stated above. Billing schedule and payment terms - Published material presents fees as annual prices and mentions one-time contributions; specific billing schedules (for example termly instalments, payment deadlines, late-payment penalties) are not itemised in the published fee information. The amounts above are shown as annual/package fees. Boarding fees - Boarding is not listed or offered as a feeed service for the Lobanovskyi campus; no boarding fees are published. The school is presented as a network of kindergartens and primary/secondary schools without boarding charges. Other costs or fees - Food is included in the stated annual prices for the listed packages. - A separate annual/one-time contribution of UAH 20,000 is listed for kindergarten and as a one-time payment for the period of study at primary and secondary levels; this contribution is additional to the annual tuition/package amounts shown above. - No itemised fees for uniform, transport, extracurricular clubs, exam/assessment charges, textbooks, or materials are published in the fee summary. Distance-education package prices are listed separately (see distance education figures above). Refund information - No published refund policy or conditions for refunds (for withdrawal, mid-year departure, or fee reimbursement) is itemised in the published fee information. Fee payment options - Specific payment methods (bank transfer, credit card, direct debit, local payment systems) are not itemised in the published fee summary. The published prices are presented as annual/package amounts. Notes on currency and what is included in the stated prices - All published amounts are shown in Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH). Stated package prices indicate that food is included. One-time/annual contributions are shown as UAH 20,000 where specified. Effective academic year - The published fee schedule presents these amounts with reference to the 2024/2025 academic year. The figures above reproduce those published annual/package prices.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options There is an on-site canteen.	Food options The school has its own kitchen with modern equipment and bakes bread, cookies, and croissants on site. It provides a four-meal daily menu (breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner) with seasonal vegetables and fruits; meals include beef, pork, chicken, or turkey; twice a week there are fish dishes and dairy dishes, with options including eggs and milk; dietary accommodations can be arranged as needed.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is a private gymnasium with a charter and a defined governance structure. It holds licenses to conduct educational activities at the primary and basic secondary levels.	Governance and ownership The school is owned and operated by Ukrainian Global School LLC, a private educational network that includes two kindergartens and primary and secondary schools. The founder is Olena Vyshniakova and the CEO is Tamara Ilchenko. On October 26, 2023 Ukrainian Global School LLC was granted international school status and the right to implement Cambridge International School programs (Cambridge Early Years, Cambridge Primary, and Cambridge Lower).
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Cambridge International forms the core of the curriculum: Cambridge Primary for grades 1–6 and Cambridge Secondary for grades 7–9, with Cambridge IGCSE exams after grade 10. The program is bilingual and centers on English, mathematics, and science, with development of other subjects. The Intellect Ukraine program is used within the curriculum and is licensed by the Ministry of Education; curricula and materials have MO-grade marks; the school operates under a state license. Cambridge International Examinations confer the IGCSE credential, widely recognized by universities and employers. In grades 10–12, students may choose a profile track with in-depth study of mathematics and English and specialization in business, IT, biology, or society. The school supports learning with a mentor system, a creative planner and electronic diary, and after-school courses; the day runs 9:00–15:00, and the campus is open 8:00–19:00.	Curriculum details Cambridge International School programs are implemented at Ukrainian Global School's Lobanovskyi campus in Kyiv, including Cambridge Early Years Programme (preschool), Cambridge Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint (primary), and Cambridge Lower with Cambridge Lower Checkpoint (secondary). The five key educational components are The Best Teachers, Academic Excellence, a Unique Educational Experience, Leadership for the Common Good, and a Modern Educational Environment. The Best Teachers are inspired educators who develop students' skills, values, and global understanding and collaborate with colleagues worldwide to enhance professional practice. Academic Excellence supports an individualized learning path from preschool through high school, emphasizing personal responsibility and broad possibilities. A Modern Educational Environment features modern classrooms, facilities for sports, dance, and the arts, EdTech tools such as iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, and robotics, and a science lab to support STEAM education, with ongoing projects in financial literacy and farming to connect learning with real life.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Class sizes up to 18 students. Each class has a homeroom teacher and a mentor.	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Cambridge International certificates are recognized by universities and employers in the European Union, North America, North Africa, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Social, emotional, and moral development is emphasized. The school fosters empathy, trust, and respect and teaches students to respect boundaries to create a safe learning environment where students can grow, make mistakes, and learn about themselves. A mentor is assigned to each class to monitor students' psycho-emotional state, support self-reflection, and encourage open sharing of feelings and thoughts.	Social & emotional learning Health, Safety, Well-being is central to Ukrainian Global School. Educators, psychologists, medical and support staff build strong relationships with each child to help them manage their emotions, encourage positive interaction, and provide opportunities for communication. They reinforce trust and mutual respect, care for physical and psychological health, and teach children to overcome difficulties and believe in themselves. They foster social-emotional development through daily interactions and school-life activities. Speech therapy and psychological services are available to provide targeted support when needed.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school provides favorable and comfortable conditions for learning for students with diverse educational needs, ensures access to school premises, adapts curricula and plans, and maintains a positive school climate.	Special educational needs (SEN) An experienced team of teachers, psychologists, medical staff, and learning support consultants provides guidance and support to our students. Speech therapy and psychological services are available to provide qualified help and psychological support. The learning support team assists students to become confident, independent, lifelong learners. The focus is on social and emotional development as part of inclusive education.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The language of instruction is Ukrainian. English is taught from the first grade. Bilingual English–Ukrainian classes may operate, with some subjects taught in English. From grade 5, students study a second foreign language by choice (German, Spanish; French or Japanese may be offered on request).	English as an additional language Primary School uses a bilingual program with Cambridge Primary, with mathematics and science taught in English. The curriculum includes Ukrainian language, reading, literacy, mathematics, English, French, German, computer science, painting, music, natural sciences, and physical education. Clubs and studios offer language options including English, German, French, Chinese, and Polish.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Mental and emotional health is supported through a relaxed and motivating atmosphere built on humanity, fairness, and mutual understanding. Each class has a mentor who monitors the psycho-emotional state, supports self-reflection, and encourages open sharing of feelings and thoughts.	Mental wellbeing An experienced team of teachers, psychologists, medical staff, and learning support consultants provides guidance and support to help our students become confident, independent, lifelong learners. The Wellbeing program helps students manage their emotions, encourages positive interactions, and offers opportunities for communication. It teaches students to overcome difficulties independently and to believe in themselves. Speech therapy and psychological services are available to provide targeted support when needed.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school provides accessible facilities for learners with special needs, adapts curricula and plans, and maintains a positive climate. It has a plan to prevent and counter bullying, with confidential reporting and handling procedures. There are regulations governing student behavior, and the campus is secure with a fenced area, dining hall, gym, play area, and surveillance.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Galaxy School is a private gymnasium in Kyiv with two campuses: on the right bank and on the left bank of the city. The right-bank location opened in 2025 in the Time residential complex in the Solomianskyi district and is enrolling 1–6 classes for the 2026/2027 academic year, teaching from kindergarten to 12th grade.	Facilities overview The school has modern classrooms with spaces for sports, dance, and assembly. It includes an on-site art studio and rooms for vocal lessons and playing musical instruments. A safe shelter is on campus, and there is an on-site cafeteria for daily meals. The campus uses innovative educational technologies to support learning in a modern educational environment.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The school provides sports sections and physical activity spaces as part of its extracurricular offerings.	Sports facilities The school offers after-school sports programs including soccer, jiu-jitsu, rhythmic gymnastics, and cheerleading. Chess is also included among sports activities. After-school clubs and studios run from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, providing flexible sport and other activity options. These programs are part of the broader clubs and studios offerings.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school uses modern educational practices and facilities to support learning, including STEM spaces and bright, well-equipped classrooms as part of its campus infrastructure.	Academic facilities The school is equipped with modern classrooms and a contemporary science lab for STEAM learning. It provides access to a broad range of educational technologies, including iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, robotics, and software. Innovative EdTech is integrated into teaching to support Cambridge International learning and interactive projects. Students have opportunities for hands-on science and technology experiences that reinforce classroom learning.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Active extracurricular program includes sports sections, creative studios, and clubs of interest (e.g., theatre, robotics, chess, art, etc.).	Extra curricular facilities Fields of clubs and studios include languages: English, German, French, Chinese, and Polish. Artistic fields cover vocal, piano, drums, guitar/ukulele, violin, choreography, acting, and painting. Sports fields include soccer, jiu-jitsu, artistic gymnastics, cheerleading, and chess. Scientific fields include LEGO robotics, Scratch programming, Tinkercad 3D modeling, Junior Web Developer, and Python programming. Specialist services include a speech therapist, psychologist, and individual academic discipline lessons.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Galaxy School is a private gymnasium in Kyiv and part of the Kids Galaxy network of childcare centers and Galaxy School gymnasium. Lyudmila Maslak is the co-founder and director of the Kids Galaxy network and Galaxy School gymnasium. The gymnasium offers a blended academic program whose core is the scientific-educational program 'Intellect of Ukraine' and elements of the state program by R. Shiyan, plus author courses. The school focuses on developing not only academic abilities but also social, emotional, and moral competencies, and promotes values of mutual respect, tolerance, responsibility, and cooperation. The goal is to create an education system that works for the individual development of each student, helping them understand themselves, develop their strengths and natural abilities, and dream and realize their bold goals.	History UGS is a network of private educational institutions for children aged 2 to 18, including two kindergartens and primary and secondary schools. On October 26, 2023, Ukrainian Global School LLC was granted international school status and the right to implement Cambridge International School programs in Early Years, Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint, and Lower Secondary. The founder is Olena Vyshniakova, the Honorary Consul of the Latvian Republic in Ukraine. Tamara Ilchenko serves as CEO of LLC Ukrainian Global School. Its mission is to help students find their place in the world, inspiring personal growth, academic achievement, and leadership for the common good.
Community	Community Galaxy School fosters a strong community of teachers, parents, and students working in partnership. The extracurricular program includes clubs such as English language, theatre, robotics, chess, art, beadwork, martial arts, Minecraft, aerial gymnastics, and schematics. Camps and school readiness and early development activities are offered through the after-school program, alongside mentor support and an electronic diary for students. The school maintains open communication with families and emphasizes joint events to engage parents in school life.	Community UGS fosters a warm, friendly community where happy children carve their path to success with a team of educators and diverse programs, including global experience crafted just for them. The school emphasizes global citizenship through its values of respect, welcoming, synergy, and excellence. It uses innovative EdTech integrated into teaching, with access to iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, robotics, and a modern science lab. The program also includes thematic camps, field project schools, leadership opportunities, and service activities that engage the student body.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Galaxy School treats partnership with parents as a core component of student success. The school provides open communication, regular meetings, and joint events to work together for each student's progress. Parents are encouraged to be actively involved in school life through ongoing dialogue with teachers and school leadership. The school emphasizes collaboration with families to support students' learning and welfare. This partnership aims to achieve the best possible results for every student. The partnership strengthens the school's educational approach.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Galaxy School combines advanced teaching methods with practical experience and interactive learning. Microlearning delivers concise, up-to-15-minute lessons to support quick comprehension and sustained motivation. Case technology and project-based learning develop critical thinking and the ability to apply knowledge across subjects. Edutainment, Guided Discovery, and gamification bring engagement and hands-on exploration into academic work.	Academic & intellectual The Ukrainian Global School implements Cambridge International School programs: Cambridge Early Years Programme, Cambridge Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint, and Cambridge Lower with Cambridge Lower Checkpoint. From preschool age to high school, students follow an individual learning path built around their strengths, interests, and goals. The educational concept centers on five key components: the best teachers, academic excellence, a unique educational experience, leadership for the common good, and a modern educational environment. Modern facilities integrate educational technology, including iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, robotics, and software, supported by a STEAM-focused science lab.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Bead embroidery is offered as a creative discipline, teaching jewelry and decorative pieces made from small beads. It develops fine motor skills, concentration, and aesthetic taste. Students learn beadwork techniques and create bracelets, necklaces, and decorative items, while studying color harmony and patterns. The school also runs a Dance Studio where students explore styles including contemporary, classical, folk, and hip-hop, learn technique, choreograph numbers, and perform.	Arts & creative After-school clubs and studios offer a wide range of options in the arts and creative fields. Students can pursue performing arts and visual arts, including vocal, piano, drums, guitar/ukulele, violin, choreography, acting, and painting, with robotics and programming also available as part of the creative offerings. Sessions are available in group and individual formats from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM. The UGS clubs and studios encourage developing artistic talents alongside other creative interests.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language English language is central to the program; students immerse in an English-speaking environment to listen, speak, read, and write in English. From the fifth grade, students may choose a second foreign language—German or Spanish. Ukrainian language and literature are included in the core curriculum along with other subjects.	Cultural & language Language options include English, German, French, Chinese, and Polish. Language clubs and sessions are offered as part of the after-school clubs and studios, with both group and individual formats.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Students participate in clubs, sections, and studios across sports, science, creativity, and research. Bead embroidery and the Dance Studio are among the creative activities available after class; students learn techniques and perform. Air gymnastics offers creative movement and physical expression. A wide range of after-school clubs, including robotics, chess, and art, support individual interests.	Social & hobbies After-school clubs and studios run from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, offering opportunities to explore sports, arts, robotics, and more. UGS School Camps operate during term breaks, providing sports adventures, entertainment, robotics and programming, film production, and design. Social activities include birthday celebrations and structured events within the campus to foster peer interaction and community building.
Community & service	Community & service The school participates in a joint scholarship program with the Illia Grabar Charity Foundation. The program targets children from military families and internally displaced persons. Scholarships are awarded in categories including 100% coverage, 50% coverage, and 5–25% discounts. The program is presented as a nationwide initiative to support education for children in need.	Community & service Leadership for the Common Good provides abundant opportunities for service, leadership, and charitable activities. The leadership program fosters responsible, eco-friendly, active, creative, and healthy behavior. Students are encouraged to participate in events that benefit the school community, developing teamwork, problem-solving, and effective communication within the student assembly.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Author courses include TRIZ (theory of inventive problem solving), oratory art, and a practical marketing course. The program emphasizes early career orientation to help students develop creative abilities and direction. In grades 10–12, practical skills are assessed through the preparation of business plans, business games, and analysis of economic processes. The curriculum also features additional author courses that foster communication, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy.	Leadership & professional The unique educational experience includes interaction with successful entrepreneurs and practitioners, enabling students to design and produce their own projects. The leadership program fosters responsible, eco-friendly, active, creative, and healthy behavior. Students are encouraged to participate in events that strengthen teamwork, problem-solving, and communication within the student assembly, building practical leadership and collaboration skills.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Galaxy School offers a humane, motivating educational environment focused on practical learning, academic achievement, creative thinking, psychological comfort, and emotional well-being. Core values include humanity, integrity, and mutual understanding, with a philosophy centered on real-world applications, project work, and specialized programs such as AI, economic literacy, soft skills, civic media education, and public speaking. The campus includes bright classrooms, a fenced territory, a canteen, a sports hall, walking areas, and a football field. Soft skills and emotional intelligence are prioritized as part of wellbeing and personal development.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school is equipped with modern classrooms and spaces for sports, dance, and assembly, an art studio, vocal lessons, and instruction in playing musical instruments, all within a safe environment. Innovative educational technologies (iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, robotics) and a dedicated science lab support hands-on STEAM learning. After-school clubs run from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, and school camps provide balanced physical and creative activities during holidays.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Main language of instruction is Ukrainian. English is studied from the first grade; a second foreign language is available from the fifth grade by choice. The Cambridge Primary program is taught, and in 2025 the school joined the Cambridge Assessment International Education global network.	Language provision —
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The main language of instruction is Ukrainian. English is studied from the first grade, and from the fifth grade a second foreign language is available by choice.	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Excursion and getting acquainted with the school, and communication with the administration. Prospective families visit the campus for a tour and an introduction to the school. They meet the administration to discuss the program and the school environment. The visit provides an opportunity to ask questions and observe daily routines. This initial contact helps determine fit with the school. 2. Admission steps for all grades. An introductory meeting with the school is held for the family. For Grade 1, the process includes an interview with the pupil conducted by a teacher and a psychologist. For Grades 2-12, testing in mathematics and English is conducted, followed by a psychologist interview. These assessments determine the student's level and help tailor the learning program. 3. Signing the contract and enrollment. After the interview or tests, the school offers a contract detailing the terms of cooperation. Enrollment is completed by signing the contract and submitting the required information. The contract sets expectations for both sides. Enrollment proceeds upon signing. 4. Documents required to finalize enrollment. To enter into the contract for educational services, a parent or guardian submits the documents listed. The documents include an enrollment application, a copy of the child's birth certificate, and a copy of the child's registration place extract. Also required are copies of the parents' passports and identification codes, a medical certificate 086-1/o, and a vaccination card 063/o. For Grades 2-12, the student's personal file is also required.	Admissions Step 1. Submit the admission form. This form is the first step for admission to kindergarten or school. The admissions committee reviews the application and makes decisions regarding inviting parents to an interview with the administration and testing of the child (for primary and middle school). The aim is that at this stage you have enough information about the kindergarten or school, share the school's values, and are interested in continuing your child's education at Ukrainian Global School. Step 2. If invited, participate in the interview with the administration and the child's testing (for primary and middle school). The invitation is based on the review of the application conducted in Step 1. The interview and testing are used to assess fit and readiness for the program. The process reinforces alignment with the school's values and supports planning for the child's educational path at Ukrainian Global School.
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