International School of Kazan vs International School of Kazan – Fedoseevskaya Campus

	I International School of Kazan Kazan, Russia	I International School of Kazan – Fedoseevskaya Campus Kazan, Russia
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year RUB 890,000 - 1,790,000	Fees / year RUB 890,000 - 1,490,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type —
Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge A Levels, French Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge A Levels
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 18	Typical class size 18
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Russian	Instruction language English, Russian
Opened	Opened —	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The International School of Kazan is located at 5 Mavlyutova Street, Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, 420101, Russia. It is in Kazan city. The school operates as a private, day school.	Location The International School of Kazan is located in Kazan, Russia, on two campuses: 52 Fedoseyevskaya Street and 5 Husaina Mavlyutova Street. It serves students from kindergarten through high school, ages 3 to 18. The school offers international and Russian programs within a fully English-language academic environment. It is an autonomous nonprofit organization.
Stages	Stages Primary Years, Middle Years, Diploma Programme (DP); English is the language of instruction.	Stages From kindergarten through Grade 12 (ages 3 to 18).
School type	School type Private, co-educational, day school	School type Private school with a kindergarten program; autonomous nonprofit organization.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation Russia
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure Kindergarten runs from 8:00 to 16:30; the school day runs from 8:00 to 17:00.
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Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and one-off fees - Registration fee: RUB 15,000. - Enrollment (acceptance) fee: RUB 265,000. Tuition fees by year group and campus (monthly; academic year = 10 months) - Mavlyutova campus — monthly tuition: - Discovery 1: RUB 89,000 / month. Annual (10 months): RUB 890,000. Per 5-month term (if the year is split into two equal terms): RUB 445,000. - Discovery 2: RUB 89,000 / month. Annual: RUB 890,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 445,000. - Kindergarten: RUB 99,000 / month. Annual: RUB 990,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 495,000. - Grades 1–5: RUB 129,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,290,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 645,000. - Grades 6–10: RUB 139,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,390,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 695,000. - Grades 11–12: RUB 149,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,490,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 745,000. - Fedoseyevskaya campus — monthly tuition: - Discovery 2 / Kindergarten: RUB 159,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,590,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 795,000. - Grades 1–5: RUB 159,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,590,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 795,000. - Grades 6–10: RUB 169,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,690,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 845,000. - Grades 11–12: RUB 179,000 / month. Annual: RUB 1,790,000. Per 5-month term: RUB 895,000. Notes on the period used for calculations - The school defines the academic year as 10 months; monthly tuition is published. Annual totals above are calculated as monthly × 10. Per-term examples above show the amount for a 5-month term (i.e., an academic year split into two equal terms) as an illustrative conversion from the published monthly rate. Sibling discounts - Published tuition discounts: second child 10% (tuition), third child 15% (tuition), fourth child 20% (tuition). - Additional note in the admissions FAQ references a 15% discount on the acceptance fee for the second child and larger discounts for subsequent children on tuition in some cases. Billing schedule and payment terms - The school publishes tuition as a monthly charge and states the academic year lasts 10 months; published materials also reference promotions such as "first month free" for admissions. Annual billing is therefore tied to the 10-month academic year and the school issues invoices for tuition based on the monthly rate. - After payment is completed, an electronic receipt/cheque is issued to the email provided at payment. Fee payment options - Credit/debit card: online payments via the Uniteller payment service (secure card payment page). An electronic receipt is sent after successful payment. - Bank transfer: payments may be made to the school's bank account at Kazan branch of PAO "Ak Bars" Bank. Published account details include: - Account (r/s): 40703810200024000536. - Correspondent account (k/s): 30101810000000000805. - BIC: 049205805. Boarding fees - The school operates as a full‑day day school (school day cited as 8:00–17:00 / main classes to 15:00 with CCAs thereafter). No boarding program or boarding fees are published. Therefore no boarding fees apply. Other costs and optional charges - Uniform: a uniform shop is operated for the Mavlyutova campus (uniform is purchased at the Singer atelier / on site). The school lists uniform as required but does not publish a fixed uniform price. - Laptop: a personal laptop is required for students; the school lists a laptop as an item parents must purchase. Cost is not published. - Co‑curricular activities (CCAs): most CCAs are included, but some CCAs and certain extracurricular activities are charged additionally; specific activity fees are not published. - Educational trips and other program-specific charges: the school runs educational trips and some trips or specialist activities may require additional payment; specific trip fees are not published. Refund information - A refund ("Возврат") policy is linked in the school's admissions and information material; the school issues electronic receipts after payment. The detailed refund terms are governed by the school's contractual documents and the refund policy referenced by the school. The published materials do not include a full text of specific refund percentages or schedules in the admissions summary; the refund policy is linked for full contractual conditions. Summary of billing practicalities for a parent - Tuition is published as a monthly rate in RUB; multiply the published monthly figure by 10 to obtain the published annual tuition. Published promotions and discounts (including sibling discounts and a first-month-free admission promotion) and one-off registration/enrollment fees apply as shown above. Payments are accepted by card (Uniteller) and by bank transfer to the school's listed bank account; an electronic receipt is issued after payment.	Fee details Application fees - No separate application, registration or one‑off entrance fee is published on the school's public fee listing for the Fedoseevskaya campus. Parents apply via the admissions process and sign an education‑services contract that sets payment conditions. Tuition fees (Fedoseevskaya campus) — published monthly rates and conversions - Academic year: 10 months. Tuition is published as a monthly amount; annual totals below are the published monthly rate multiplied by 10; a 5‑month term amount is shown for reference (monthly × 5). - Discovery 1 (Early years): RUB 89,000 per month — Annual: RUB 890,000; 5‑month term: RUB 445,000. - Discovery 2 (Early years): RUB 89,000 per month — Annual: RUB 890,000; 5‑month term: RUB 445,000. - Kindergarten: RUB 99,000 per month — Annual: RUB 990,000; 5‑month term: RUB 495,000. - Grade 1–5: RUB 139,000 per month — Annual: RUB 1,390,000; 5‑month term: RUB 695,000. - Grade 6–10: RUB 139,000 per month — Annual: RUB 1,390,000; 5‑month term: RUB 695,000. - Grade 11–12: RUB 149,000 per month — Annual: RUB 1,490,000; 5‑month term: RUB 745,000. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is presented as a monthly charge and the school defines the academic year as 10 months. The exact billing schedule (monthly, termly or annual invoicing), due dates and any penalties for late payment are set out in the education‑services contract signed between the family and the school. Boarding fees - The school operates as a full‑day day school (school day specified as 08:00–17:00). No boarding programme or boarding fees are published for the Fedoseevskaya campus. Other costs and mandatory purchases - School uniform and sports uniform: required purchase. - Laptop: a personal laptop is required for students; families must purchase a device prior to the first day. - Meals: three balanced meals per day are provided as part of the school day programme. Families should allow for incidental costs such as optional extracurricular activities, school trips, and subject‑specific materials when budgeting. - Any additional optional services (private tuition, some after‑school clubs, educational trips, exam fees where applicable) are charged separately as specified in the contract or activity notices issued by the school. Refund information and contract terms - Payment terms, refunds, cancellation and termination conditions are governed by the signed education‑services contract. The school issues standard sample contracts for different educational levels; these documents set out how refunds (if any) are handled, the conditions for place reservation and the effect of withdrawal. Fee payment options - Payment method details (bank transfer details, account requisites, and the accepted payment channels) are provided in the education‑services contract and related payment documents. Bank transfer to the school's account is the standard mechanism referenced in the school's contracting materials; the final accepted methods (for example, payment by card or online) are specified in the contract and invoices. Notes for budgeting - Published tuition is charged monthly (academic year = 10 months); convert monthly charges to an annual budget by multiplying by 10. Mandatory one‑off purchases include school uniform(s) and a laptop. The signed contract issued at admission details exact billing dates, accepted payment methods and refund/termination terms.
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Food options	Food options Three balanced meals are provided daily.	Food options Three balanced meals per day
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Autonomous Non-Commercial Educational Organization (ANO) 'International School of Kazan'. The school operates two campuses: elementary and middle school. The director is Niyaz Gafiyatullin.	Governance and ownership Autonomous Non-Profit Organization (ANO)
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The International School of Kazan offers international and Russian programs. The A-Level program is part of the curriculum, with two core subjects: mathematics and Russian. Three to four mandatory subjects are selected depending on the track, and each subject is studied more than eight hours per week. The program emphasizes personal development alongside academics, including sports, creativity, volunteering, and a vibrant extracurricular life. The school runs a full-day schedule from 8:00 to 17:00 with three meals daily and offers educational trips around the world; teachers are expatriates from more than 15 countries, and class sizes are up to 18 students in a fully English-language environment. Graduates have a passport to leading universities around the world.	Curriculum details The International School of Kazan offers international and Russian programs and runs a full-day schedule from 8:00 to 17:00 for students aged 3 to 18. The international track centers on the A-level program, with two diplomas: Russian and A-level. In the A-level pathway, two core subjects are Mathematics and Russian, plus 3–4 mandatory subjects depending on chosen direction; each selected subject is studied more than 8 hours per week. The program emphasizes not only academics but personal development through sports, creativity, volunteering, and a vibrant extracurricular life. A-level is an international standard used in over 160 countries and is recognized by leading universities. The school provides a fully English-language academic environment with teachers from more than 15 countries, more than 20 extracurricular clubs and educational trips around the world, and CIS certification.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Class sizes up to 18 students.	Student teacher ratio Class sizes up to 18 students.
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results Graduates go on to leading universities in Russia and around the world, including Moscow State University (MSU), MGIMO, the Higher School of Economics (HSE), and RANEPA, as well as Arizona State University, Brunel University, Harbor Space, and the University of Bremen.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates study at leading universities around the world. ISK graduates go on to top global universities.	Higher education progression Graduates pursue higher education at leading universities worldwide, with destinations including MSU, MGIMO, HSE, RANEPA, Arizona State University, Brunel University, Harbor Space, and University of Bremen.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning ISK focuses on holistic development including physical, intellectual and emotional development.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Most subjects in middle school are taught in English in a fully English-language academic environment; in kindergarten there is a bilingual Russian–English environment with daily English exposure (8+ hours per week). Each kindergarten group has two teachers (an expatriate teacher and a Russian-speaking caregiver) to support language immersion; Russian language and Mathematics are taught in Russian, with a second Mathematics class taught in English.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing A school psychologist is available; admission includes a meeting with the school's psychologist.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The ISK campus is under 24-hour security.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The International School of Kazan operates full‑day programs for ages 3–18. It has two campuses in Kazan at 52 Fedoseevskaya Street and 5 Husaina Mavlyutova Street. The campus is a secure, guarded area. Preschool runs 8:00–16:30; the K–12 day runs 8:00–17:00. The school provides a full English-language academic environment; Russian language and mathematics are taught in Russian, with a second mathematics taught in English. The school offers both international and Russian programs and more than 20 extracurricular clubs and world‑wide educational trips. Teachers come from more than 15 countries. The school has CIS accreditation and offers an A‑Level program with two core subjects, mathematics and Russian.	Facilities overview From kindergarten to high school, ages 3–18. The territory is under 24/7 security. The school provides a fully English-language academic environment. The school day runs from 8:00 to 17:00. Three balanced meals are provided daily. Children daily engage in outdoor play and physical development activities.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Sports opportunities include swimming and volleyball. Extracurricular sports clubs include boxing, judo, floorball, chess, football, and tennis.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities ISK is an authorized International World School capable of offering four academic programmes: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), Diploma Programme (DP), and the ISK Career‑Related Certificate (IBCC). The curriculum focuses on learners who are inquisitive, open‑minded, knowledgeable, caring, thinkers, risk‑takers, communicators, balanced, principled and reflective. Teaching uses the IB Approaches to Teaching and Learning (ATLs) with inquiry, action and reflection. ISK promotes multilingualism and global engagement, with students learning at least two languages and studying in global contexts.	Academic facilities The school offers international and Russian programs. The school provides two diplomas: Russian and A-level. A-level is an international standard used in more than 160 countries and is recognized by leading universities. The A-level program emphasizes deep study of a limited number of subjects with two base subjects (mathematics and Russian) and 3–4 compulsory subjects depending on the chosen direction; each subject is studied more than eight hours per week. The program provides a fully English-language academic environment. Class size is up to 18 students.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Development clubs and activities include Sports: swimming, volleyball, boxing, judo, floorball, football, tennis; Arts: theatre, art; Languages: Spanish; Music: vocal and other music sections; Additional: 3D modelling, DIY, robotics, cooking, chess, and other co‑curricular activities. The school also runs Service as Action projects and world‑wide educational trips.	Extra curricular facilities ISK offers more than 20 extracurricular directions including sports, creativity, arts, and academic clubs. Music and theatre, plus sports sections, are part of the extracurricular offerings. Educational trips around the world are part of the program. A wide range of additional sections and activities, including stretching, yoga, active games, athletics, gymnastics, football, karate, swimming and more, support the school's extracurricular life.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The International School of Kazan (ISK) was founded in 2014 as an Autonomous Non-Commercial Educational Organization. ISK operates private, day schooling in Kazan, Russia, led by Director Niyaz Gafiyatullin. The school has two campuses located on Fedoseyevskaya Street 52 and Mavlyutova Street 5; the Mavlyutova campus offers classes through Grade 12, while the Fedoseyevskaya campus offers classes through Grade 9 with expansion upward planned. ISK holds accreditation from the Council of International Schools and teaches primarily in English, with options to study additional languages, including Russian.,	History —
Community	Community ISK is a multilingual and multicultural community, with teachers from more than 30 countries and students from various nations. Class sizes are capped at no more than 18 students per class, and early-years groups are limited to 15 children. The school offers more than 30 free and paid clubs and activities (including sports, arts, and academic clubs) and provides halal meals prepared by chefs. Almost all lessons are conducted in English, with Russian-language subjects limited to Russian language and Mathematics, and a second Mathematics option taught in English. ISK also emphasizes values such as trust, openness, respect for diversity, and equal opportunities for all students. Campuses are located at Fedoseyevskaya Street 52 and Mavlyutova Street 5.,	Community International School of Kazan offers both international and Russian programs and fosters holistic development with more than 20 extracurricular clubs and activities. Educational trips are offered around the world. Teachers come from more than 15 countries, and class sizes are up to 18 students. The school provides a fully English-language academic environment on a secure, guarded campus, serving students from ages 3 to 18, with vibrant monthly events.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school offers international and Russian programs. Most subjects in the middle school are taught in English, providing access to international education and strengthening language proficiency. A-level is an international standard used in more than 160 countries and recognized by leading universities worldwide. The program emphasizes depth through a focused set of subjects, with two base subjects (mathematics and Russian) and 3-4 compulsory subjects depending on the chosen direction, each studied more than eight hours per week.	Academic & intellectual The school offers a world-class education based on the A-Level program and international practices. The school provides a fully English-language academic environment. Class sizes are up to 18 students. There are more than 20 extracurricular clubs and educational trips around the world to support academic development.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative ISK offers broad arts and creative opportunities. There are more than 20 directions, including sports, creativity, art, and academic clubs. In the kindergarten, creative activities include drawing, sculpting, and music. Music and theater are part of the arts offerings across the school.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language ISK provides a daily bilingual language environment (Russian and English), with English immersion totaling at least eight hours per week. The teaching staff come from more than 15 countries, contributing to a multicultural environment. Educational trips around the world are part of the program. The school integrates international and Russian programs to support diverse language and cultural experiences.	Cultural & language The school offers international and Russian programs. The staff includes expatriate teachers from more than 15 countries. There is a fully English-language academic environment. ISK graduates study at top universities around the world.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies ISK offers more than 20 extracurricular directions, including sports, creativity, art, and academic clubs. There are sports sections, creative activities, and music and theater available as after-school options. The school supports a lively extracurricular life that fosters personal growth and peer engagement.	Social & hobbies More than 20 extracurricular clubs and activities are offered. The school day runs from 8:00 to 17:00. There are vibrant events each month. Educational trips around the world are part of the program.
Community & service	Community & service Volunteering and social responsibility are integral to student development at ISK. Educational trips around the world provide opportunities for service-minded engagement. ISK emphasizes developing students beyond academics through a well-rounded program.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional ISK presents its students as future leaders. Graduates study at top universities around the world. The school offers international and Russian programs. Teachers come from more than 15 countries.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing ISK runs a full-day schedule from 8:00 to 17:00. Students receive three balanced meals daily prepared by ISK cooks, with accommodations for dietary needs. Daily outdoor time and physical development activities promote health and well-being. The campus is a safe and secure area with round-the-clock protection.	Lifestyle & wellbeing —
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the language of instruction. The DP offers English Language and Literature (in English) and Russian Language and Literature (in Russian), with Spanish Ab Initio SL and French Ab Initio SL available as additional language options. ISK emphasizes multilingualism, with students in PYP, MYP and DP learning at least two languages and developing intercultural understanding by communicating in a variety of contexts. A bilingual diploma is available when a student earns at least a grade 3 in two Group 1 Language and Literature courses (English L&L in English and Russian L&L in Russian).	Language provision English is the primary language of instruction for most subjects. Russian language and Mathematics are taught in Russian; Mathematics is also offered in English. The International School Kazan offers international and Russian programs.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school offers a bilingual diploma pathway. English Language and Literature is offered in English and Russian Language and Literature is offered in Russian, enabling students to earn both an IB DP diploma and an ISK diploma when they achieve a grade of 3 or higher in two Group 1 Language and Literature courses. Russian students can also earn a Russian high school diploma based on national exam scores. The medium of instruction is English.	Bilingual teaching Most lessons are taught in English. Russian language and Mathematics are taught in Russian, with a second Mathematics taught in English.
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Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards null	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations null	Accreditations The school has CIS certificate.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Admission timeline and assessments. Applicants pay an application fee first, then have an interview with an admissions officer and take tests in Math and English. There is also an interview with a school psychologist for children aged 5 to 9. The format and content of the entrance assessments depend on the age of the applicant. 2. Tuition and fees. One-off fees include a registration fee of 15,000 ₽ and an enrollment fee of 265,000 ₽. Tuition by campus and grade level varies: on the Mavlyutova campus, Discovery 1 and Discovery 2 cost 89,000 ₽/month each; Kindergarten costs 99,000 ₽/month; Grades 1–5 cost 129,000 ₽/month; Grades 6–10 cost 139,000 ₽/month; Grades 11–12 cost 149,000 ₽/month. On the Fedoseyevskaya campus, Discovery 2 and Kindergarten cost 159,000 ₽/month; Grades 1–5 cost 159,000 ₽/month; Grades 6–10 cost 169,000 ₽/month; Grades 11–12 cost 179,000 ₽/month. 3. Discounts. There is a 15% discount on the acceptance fee for the second child, and for the third and all subsequent children there is a 20% discount on tuition. 4. English language proficiency and supports. All students must meet minimum requirements in Math and English. For students with lower English proficiency, EAL support is available at school in the form of individual lessons. 5. School day, meals, and activities. The school day starts at 8:00 and main classes run until 15:00; lessons are 40 minutes long with 1.5-hour blocks for Science, Social Studies, and PE. Meals are served three times a day (breakfast, lunch, and light dinner), and co-curricular activities (CCAs) run from 15:30 to 17:15 daily, with many CCAs funded by the school. 6. Language of instruction. Almost all lessons are conducted in English; Russian language and Mathematics are taught in Russian, with a second Mathematics course taught in English. 7. Preschool and age bands. A kindergarten program exists for children aged 3–6, a full-day option. 8. Graduation destinations. Graduates go to leading universities in Russia and around the world, including MSU, MGIMO, HSE, RANEPA, Arizona State University, Brunel University, Harbor Space, and the University of Bremen. 9. How to apply and tours. Enrollment for the 2026–2027 academic year is open. A free school tour is available, and applicants can sign up for a tour or contact the admissions team by email, phone, or WhatsApp to begin the process. 10. Online application and documents. An online application is available, and the school provides access to the required enrollment documents for completion.	Admissions Admission steps: Tour or online inquiry: Fill out the form for a school tour or contact the school by email admission@iskazan.com, by phone listed as 204-12-81, or via WhatsApp at +7 927 456-85-21. Online application: After submitting the application form, the admissions manager will contact the family to confirm. The format and content of entrance examinations depend on the age of the applicant. A demo version of the academic tests is available for children aged 8–18. Tour of the school and testing: After completing the testing, the admissions officer will contact the family within two days. Prepare for the first day at school: 1) School and sports uniforms; 2) A laptop. Begin your journey at ISK. If there are questions during preparation for the first day, contact the school administration. Enrollment for the 2026–2027 academic year is open, and a free tour can be scheduled. Our contacts: Kazan, Fedoseevskaya 52 (campaign hub); Weekdays 08:00–17:00. Kazan, Husaina Mavlyutova 5; Weekdays 08:00–17:00.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Grant for talented students: We invite students in grades 8–9 who are highly motivated and ambitious; who speak English confidently; who have achieved results in All-Russian Olympiads and International Olympiads; who hold diplomas or awards in academic or project activities; and who are prepared to showcase themselves and continue developing. The competition proceeds in three stages, and applications are accepted in order. Application window: deadline February 11 to March 15. Stage 1 – Submission of achievements (awards, diplomas, certificates) with scanned copies or photos and brief descriptions. Stage 2 – Testing conducted offline at the school; English and mathematics are assessed. Stage 3 – Interview with the head of the school; questions are asked in English to evaluate speaking ability. Results are announced between March 30 and April 10. The grant is awarded for one academic year and may be extended for the duration of schooling based on continued good performance, active participation in Olympiads/competitions, and no disciplinary issues. What the grant covers: tuition at International School Kazan, two diplomas (Russian and A-level), teachers from around the world, and full meals (three meals a day). The grant is awarded annually and may be renewed.
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