Ukrainian Global School vs World School and Lyceum - Pozniaky Campus

	U Ukrainian Global School Kyiv, Ukraine	W World School and Lyceum - Pozniaky Campus Kyiv, Ukraine
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year UAH 100,000 - 374,000	Fees / year UAH 249,000
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 4 - 14 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 18
Instruction language	Instruction language Ukrainian, English	Instruction language English, Ukrainian
Opened	Opened —	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Kyiv, Ukraine. Address: Kyiv, 6B Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue.	Location Kyiv, Poznyaky Campus, Ukraine. The World School & Lyceum network operates multiple Kyiv campuses, including Obolon (V. Ivasyuka Avenue, 25B) and Holosiiv (Y. Zdanovska Street, 83A), as well as a campus in Lviv (Kozelnytska Street, 7).
Stages	Stages Kindergarten; Primary School; Middle School	Stages Preschool and an integrated primary/secondary program. The curriculum combines an international program taught in English with the Ukrainian New Ukrainian School program (NUSh).
School type	School type Private educational institutions network; private school	School type —
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support Differentiated instruction with a mentor and tutors; class sizes 15–20 students; instruction and guidance tailored to each student's interests, abilities and pace to support progression.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Cambridge International School (Centre UA 023)	Country affiliation —
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 Fees overview (academic year listed below) Effective academic year: 2025/2026 (detailed published fees are provided for 2025/2026). Application / enrolment / one‑time contributions - Annual contribution / enrollment / one‑time payment: UAH 20,000 (listed as a one‑time or annual contribution for kindergarten, primary and secondary enrolment). Tuition fees — annual amounts by school level (full details shown as annual totals) - Kindergarten (UKRAINIAN GLOBAL KIDS): - Package STANDARD: UAH 288,000 per year. Meals are included in the price. - Package MINI: UAH 216,000 per year. Meals are included in the price. - Primary school (Grades 1–4): UAH 352,000 per year. Meals are included in the price. A one‑time payment for the period of primary schooling is listed as UAH 20,000. - Middle school (Grades 5–6): UAH 363,000 per year. Meals are included. A one‑time payment for the period of middle school is listed as UAH 20,000. - Middle school (Grades 7–8): UAH 374,000 per year. Meals are included. A one‑time payment for the period of middle school is listed as UAH 20,000. - Distance / remote education (Grades 1–8): - Package PERSONAL: UAH 200,000 per year. - Package EXTERNAT: UAH 100,000 per year. - Package EXTERNAT (listener): UAH 100,000 per year. Per‑term breakdown - Annual fee totals are published as shown above. A per‑term or instalment breakdown (fees by term) is not published alongside the annual totals on the publicly visible fee page. Billing schedule and payment terms - The published material shows annual tuition totals and references a one‑time/period payment of UAH 20,000 for enrolment periods, but it does not present a detailed public billing schedule (for example: exact invoice dates, number of instalments, late‑payment penalties, or specific payment deadlines) in the publicly visible fee summary. Further schedule or instalment options are contained in more detailed internal fee documents that are not openly viewable without access. Boarding / residential fees - No boarding or residential fees are listed. The school is presented as a network of preschool, primary and secondary day‑programs in Kyiv and no boarding option or boarding fee is published in the fee materials. Other costs and extra items - Meals: included in the stated annual tuition amounts for the listed programmes. - Clubs, studios and extracurricular activities: clubs and studios are offered and their schedules and prices are provided on request through the school administrator; specific club fees are not listed alongside the main annual tuition totals. Contact for club pricing is provided by the administrator. - Uniforms, textbooks, school supplies, specialty course materials, transport, insurance or other incidental fees: no explicit charges or amounts for uniforms, textbooks, transport, or similar incidental fees are published in the public fee summary. Refund information - No publicly posted refund policy or detailed refund terms (for early withdrawal, illness, force majeure, or change of plans) are included in the fee summary that lists the annual amounts. Detailed terms that typically cover refunds are contained in the school's more detailed fee or policy documents which require access. Fee payment options - The publicly available fee summary does not list accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, SWIFT, local card payment, online card portal, or cash). For payment method details and bank/payment instructions, the school's administrative billing documents or invoices should be consulted via the school administration contact channels. Contact telephone and email for payments or billing queries are provided by the school for parents. Administrative contact for payments and fee queries - Phone for primary & secondary administration: +380 (67) 959 40 40. Email contact for administration: au.veik.loohcslabolg%40sgu (as published). Use these contacts for requests about instalment plans, payment methods, invoices, uniforms, extras, refunds, and the full fee schedule. Brief summary of missing detail (concise) - The fee page publishes annual tuition totals and named packages for 2025/2026 and notes that meals are included; it also shows an enrolment/one‑time charge of UAH 20,000 for the enrolment period. The site's detailed fee tables, billing schedules, and formal payment/ refund terms appear in linked internal documents (PDF/image files) that require authenticated access and are not directly viewable in the public fee summary. Therefore per‑term instalment amounts, explicit payment methods, formal refund policy language, and itemised incidental costs (uniforms, transport, textbooks) are not available in the publicly viewable fee summary.	Fee details Application fee (one‑time) - Entrance (registration) fee: UAH 29,000, payable at the time of enrolment. Tuition fees (by programme / year) - International full‑day programme (World School, 8:00–19:00): UAH 249,000 per academic year (September–June, 10 months). This is the published campus rate for World School Campus Pozniaky. - The school's published fee for the Pozniaky campus is shown as a single annual rate for the international full‑day programme; separate published fees by individual grade or year group are not provided on the campus fee page. - After‑school (WORLD SCHOOL HUB) sections: UAH 500 per session (examples: martial arts, chess, robotics, LEGO, acting, dance, music, art). Per‑month / per‑term equivalents (calculation) - Monthly equivalent (calculated from the published annual fee): UAH 24,900 per month (UAH 249,000 ÷ 10 months). This is a simple arithmetic conversion of the published annual fee; the school does not publish a specific per‑term amount on the campus fee page. Billing schedule and payment terms - Academic year and billing period: the academic year runs September–June (10 months). - The school's enrolment process notes payment of the entrance fee and payment of tuition according to the payment schedule chosen by parents at contract signing; the campus fee page also lists a 5% discount for full annual payment, indicating an annual payment option is available. - Published discounts: 5% discount on each additional child from the same family; 5% discount for annual (one‑time) payment. Boarding / residential fees - Boarding is not offered or charged as a separate service in the Pozniaky campus fees information; the published campus programme is a full‑day day programme (8:00–19:00) with no boarding/pension fees listed. Other costs and routine inclusions - Included in the full‑day programme: bilingual instruction (English and Ukrainian), learning materials (English and Ukrainian textbooks, notebooks, stationery), snacks and drinks (during the day). - Not included / charged separately (explicitly noted): meals (food) are paid separately at parents' option. - After‑school sections: charged per session (UAH 500 per session at Pozniaky). - No published separate line items for uniform, textbooks beyond the included materials, external examination fees, transport, or excursion fees are provided on the campus fee page. Refunds and cancellations - No refund policy or rules for return of the entrance fee or tuition (cancellations, withdrawal refunds, pro‑rata refunds, or conditions for refund) are published on the campus fee pages. Parents should note that no specific refund terms are shown in the published campus fee information. Fee payment options - The campus fee pages do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, cash). The enrolment process references payment according to a schedule agreed with parents but the pages do not publish bank details or payment channels. Summary of what is published vs what is not published - Published for Pozniaky campus: annual tuition (UAH 249,000), one‑time entrance fee (UAH 29,000), HUB session fee (UAH 500), academic year length (September–June), and listed discounts (5% for additional child and 5% for annual payment). - Not published on the campus fee pages: a per‑term fee schedule, grade‑by‑grade tuition breakdown, detailed payment methods (bank account or card options), explicit refund/cancellation policy language, boarding/residential pricing (no boarding is shown). These items are not present in the published campus fee materials used above.
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Food options	Food options —	Food options Snacks and drinks are provided throughout the day.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Ukrainian Global School LLC operates a private network for ages 2–18, including two kindergartens and a primary and secondary school in Kyiv, at 6B Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue. The founder is Olena Vyshniakova (Honorary Consul of Latvia in Ukraine) and the CEO is Tamara Ilchenko. Cambridge status was granted on October 26, 2023 for Early Years, Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint, and Lower with Cambridge Lower Checkpoint, and the school gained the right to prepare 10–11 graders for Cambridge IGCSE on December 19, 2025.	Governance and ownership The school is part of the World School & Lyceum group, with Kyiv campuses (Obolon, Poznyaky, Holosiiv) and a Львів campus (Kozelnytska Street, 7).
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Cambridge International School (Centre Number UA 023) offers Cambridge Early Years Programme (preschool); Cambridge Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint; Cambridge Lower with Cambridge Lower Checkpoint; and Cambridge IGCSE for grades 10–11 (gained permission on December 19, 2025). The curriculum is delivered through an individualized learning path from preschool to secondary, built on five core pillars: Best teachers; Academic excellence; Unique educational experience; Leadership for the common good; Modern educational environment. The campus features modern classrooms with sports, dance and assembly halls, an art studio, vocal and instrumental rooms, safe shelter, and EdTech integration (iPad, MacBook, 3D printers, robotics).	Curriculum details WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM offers an international program in Ukraine recognized in more than 160 countries. The curriculum focuses on languages, mathematics and natural sciences and features bilingual instruction in English and Ukrainian. It uses modern teaching materials and certified teachers fluent in English and Ukrainian, with a differentiated approach that supports talents and individual strengths. After completing each stage, students receive two certificates: an international certificate recognized in 195 countries and a national certificate.
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Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression Graduates are world citizens with broad opportunities for further study and development.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented Differentiated learning approach focuses on talents and the strengths of each child.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning From early childhood, the academic education of each student is reinforced by our values – respect, internationalism, synergy, and excellence. These unite our community, foster global citizenship, and provide a solid personal, social, and emotional foundation. Our leadership program fosters responsible, eco-friendly, active, creative, and healthy behavior, and students participate in events that build teamwork and communication. Through social projects and the study of global themes, students learn to understand themselves and find their place in the world.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) We provide personalized attention and differentiated learning for each child, including support for students with additional educational needs. We work closely with parents, teachers, psychologists, consultants, and external experts to help every child realize their potential and develop a love of learning.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language We offer a bilingual educational program with instruction in Ukrainian and English, with the English-speaking component especially for mathematics and science.	English as an additional language World School & Lyceum operates a bilingual program with instruction in English and Ukrainian. The international program is taught in English, and Ukrainian language and literature are part of the state NUSh program.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The school provides access to psychological support; an experienced psychologist and a speech therapist offer qualified help and psychological support as needed. The educational approach emphasizes personal, social, and emotional development and involves collaboration with parents and external experts to support student wellbeing.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Ukrainian Global School is a private educational network for children aged 2 to 18 years, with two kindergartens and primary and secondary schools in Kyiv. On October 26, 2023, Ukrainian Global School LLC was granted international school status and the right to implement Cambridge International School programs (Centre Number UA 023) across Cambridge Early Years, Cambridge Primary with Cambridge Primary Checkpoint, and Cambridge Lower with Cambridge Lower Checkpoint. The Kyiv campuses are located at 6B Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue. The school focuses on developing global citizens with interests in international relations and business, and aims to help students find their place in a changing world. A bilingual program operates at the middle and higher levels, with English-language components for math and science, and Cambridge-aligned content through various stages.	Facilities overview World School & Lyceum Pozniaky Campus provides a learning environment designed to support student development. The space fosters pedagogical sensitivity and flexibility in achieving progress and learning goals. The environment is safe and ecologically friendly for teachers and students. It includes functional furniture, computers, projectors, screens and modern equipment, a comprehensive range of software materials and textbooks, and safety systems. The integrated programs include an international program taught in English (ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum) and the New Ukrainian School program (Ukrainian Language and Literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education).
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The school is equipped with modern classrooms that include spaces for sports, dance, and assembly, along with an art studio, spaces for vocal lessons, and areas for playing musical instruments. Each group has a specially equipped playground, and there is a roof-top mini-football field for outdoor activity. The campus supports after-school clubs and studios that include sports such as soccer, jiu-jitsu, rhythmic gymnastics, cheerleading, and chess. After-school programs run from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, with facilities designed to support group and individual sports and physical activities. Outdoor spaces and sports offerings are integrated into the after-school program to promote active lifestyles.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school features modern classrooms with spaces for sports, dance, assembly, an art studio, and facilities for vocal and instrumental lessons. Innovative educational technologies (EdTech) such as iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, robotics, and software are integrated into teaching and learning, including access to a contemporary science lab for STEAM education. The science and technology environment supports hands-on inquiry and invention, with a focus on robotics and programming. Cambridge program elements are incorporated at different levels: Cambridge Early Years for preschool, Cambridge Primary for early grades, and Cambridge Lower for secondary coursework, with bilingual components used in various subjects. The infrastructure is designed to support project-based learning and cross-curricular exploration.	Academic facilities World School & Lyceum uses only materials and teaching methods that are verified and certified by the international community. The academic base consists of scientific information in education and science, materials and methods from certified organizations, and Ukrainian and internationally certified school programs appropriate to the age of students.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Clubs and studios operate after the main day from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, offering a wide range of options aligned with students' interests. Language offerings include English, German, French, Chinese, and Polish, while arts include vocal, piano, drums, guitar/ukulele, violin, choreography, and acting. Sports options cover soccer, jiu-jitsu, rhythmic gymnastics, cheerleading, and chess, and science activities include LEGO robotics, Scratch programming, Tinkercad 3D modeling, Junior Web Developer, and Python programming. Specialist services include speech therapy and psychology support, along with individualized academic support as needed. The programs emphasize experiential learning through thematic projects, hands-on classes, and access to professionals from various fields to enrich after-school experiences.	Extra curricular facilities Co-curriculum (electives) is included as part of the World School & Lyceum program. These electives provide additional learning opportunities beyond core subjects.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Ukrainian Global School LLC is a network of private educational institutions for children aged 2 to 18 years, comprising two kindergartens plus 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 (Centre Number UA 023) in Cambridge Early Years, Cambridge Primary with Checkpoint, and Cambridge Lower with Checkpoint. The founder is Olena Vyshniakova, the Honorary Consul of the Latvian Republic in Ukraine, a psychologist, psychotherapist, and entrepreneur. The schools aspire to help students find their place in a constantly changing modern world and to teach collaboration with anyone, anywhere.	History —
Community	Community The school describes a warm and friendly community where happy children carve their path to success, supported by a team of educators and diverse programs with global experience. It aims to prepare students to become global citizens and to collaborate with anyone, anywhere. Values include respect, welcoming, synergy, and excellence, which guide interactions and community projects such as leadership and service. Ongoing initiatives emphasize applying knowledge in real life, including projects in financial literacy and farming to illustrate the production cycle.	Community World School & Lyceum is a network of licensed international schools in Ukraine, teaching through a robust international program with bilingual English and Ukrainian instruction. Mission: our graduates are citizens of the world with broad life choices and opportunities for further study and development. Goal: make quality education accessible and engaging, enabling students to realize their potential through the best global advances in education and science. Values include foundational knowledge with a focus on mathematics, languages, and natural sciences; integration into a global context through an international program, textbooks, and projects; systematic program design and space for consistent progression; realization of each student's potential; independence and responsibility; learning as a life-long process; and a culture that makes learning enjoyable while accounting for each child's physical, emotional, and social state. The school emphasizes bilingual teaching (English and Ukrainian) and uses modern materials with certificated teachers. World School offers certificates recognized internationally and also adheres to state standards. The program combines international and state assessments and includes a full-day program (8:00–19:00) with after-school activities such as English-speaking clubs and project-based activities. Licences are issued for Obolon, Teremky, and Lviv campuses.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school conducts thematic camps and field project schools that blend learning with real-world application, offering hands-on experiences and problem solving. Ongoing projects include financial literacy and farming, illustrating the full production cycle from idea to market. Science and technology are emphasized through LEGO robotics, Scratch programming, Tinkercad 3D modeling, Junior Web Developer, and Python programming. From preschool age to high school, each student follows an individual path that builds their strengths and supports future goals.	Academic & intellectual The WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM program consists of two integrated parts: the international program taught in English, and the state New Ukrainian School program. The international component includes ESL (English as a second language), Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives and Co-curriculum (electives). The foundation uses modern international methodologies to support student progress.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative After-school arts offerings include vocal, piano, drums, guitar/ukulele, violin, choreography, acting skills, and painting. Sessions can be conducted in groups or individually and run from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM. In kindergarten, arts directions include vocals, painting, and dancing, reflecting an emphasis on creativity across age groups.	Arts & creative Music and Arts & Design are included within the New Ukrainian School program.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Language clubs offer English, German, French, Chinese, and Polish as extracurricular options.	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Sports options include soccer, Jiu-Jitsu, artistic gymnastics, cheerleading, and chess. After-school clubs cover languages, arts, and sports, with group and individual sessions available from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM. UGS School Camps provide sports adventures and additional activities such as robotics, programming, film production, and design.	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service There are numerous service opportunities, leadership programs, and charitable activities for students, fostering a culture of giving back. Students are encouraged to participate in events that benefit the school community and to work in teams through the student assembly, developing collaboration and communication skills.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Leadership for the Common Good is a central focus, fostering responsible, eco-friendly, active, creative, and healthy behavior. The leadership program provides opportunities for service, leadership, and charitable activities. Students develop teamwork and communication skills through collaborative school initiatives.	Leadership & professional Teachers and tutors are experienced professionals fluent in Ukrainian and English. Mentors and tutors work with each student and respond to interests, abilities and pace. Staff undergo multi-stage selection, testing, mandatory training and certification, plus annual attestation.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Clubs run after school from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, supporting a balanced lifestyle with opportunities to learn, play, and create. UGS School Camps aim to make holidays bright and exciting with sports adventures, robotics, programming, film production, and design. Kindergarten emphasizes well-being with daily outdoor activities and robust social-emotional development, encouraging an active lifestyle year-round.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school culture is built on trust, mutual respect, openness, responsibility and collaboration. The environment is safe and eco-friendly for teachers and students. Physical education is included as a component of the New Ukrainian School program.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision —	Language provision Two integrated programs exist: Cambridge-based international program taught in English and the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) program. The international program uses English for core subjects (including Maths, Science, and Global Perspectives), while NUSh components are taught in Ukrainian (Ukrainian Language and Literature, Art & Design, Geography, History, Music, Physical Education). Teachers are fluent in both Ukrainian and English to support the bilingual curriculum.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching World School & Lyceum offers bilingual education through two integrated parts: an international program taught in English and the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) program. The international program includes ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum. The NUSh program covers Ukrainian Language and Literature, Art & Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education. Teachers are fluent in Ukrainian and English.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Admission application: This form is the first step for admission of your child to the kindergarten or school. The form is reviewed by the admissions committee, which makes a decision about inviting the parents to an interview with the administration and testing of the child (for primary and secondary students). It is hoped that at this stage you have enough information about our kindergarten or school, share our values, and are interested in your child continuing studies at our educational institution. Information about parents and child: - Father/Mother: Choose Father or Mother - Name and Surname - Phone - E-mail - Place of work - Name and Surname of the child - Date of birth - Which class (in which kindergarten group) are you entering this year? Choose group or class: Young group, Middle group, Senior group, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7 - Name of the educational institution the child currently attends - Which subjects does the child like most? - Which sections or clubs does the child attend additionally? - What individual features or medical restrictions does the child have? - I have read the contract and agree with the financial terms: Yes / No - Why did you choose Ukrainian Global School for your child's education? - What are your expectations from the kindergarten/school? - How do you see your child in the future? - Formulate 3 important questions about your child's education, for which you would like to receive answers - Describe your role in the process of education and development of the child - Do you have children who attend Ukrainian Global School? Yes / No - Can your family be recommended by someone from families who already study with us? Yes / No - How did you learn about Ukrainian Global School? Social networks; Advice from acquaintances; Search engines (Google or others); Advertising on billboards and in malls; Other - Additional information you want to inform us about - Submit application - Thank you! We will contact you shortly - OK - Can't send form. Please try again later. - OK	Admissions 1. Online registration for a meeting with the school. Parents submit online registration to schedule an introductory meeting with school representatives. 2. Introductory meeting with school representatives. The meeting is with school staff to discuss the school's programs and the applicant's interests. 3. Signing the Contract (Addenda). The contract and any addenda are signed to formalize enrollment terms. 4. Entrance testing and interview with the child and parents. The child and parents participate in an entrance test and an interview to assess fit with the program. 5. Payment of the admission fee and tuition according to the schedule chosen by the parents. The admission fee and tuition are paid according to the parent's chosen schedule. 6. Preparation of documents required for admission. Parents prepare the documents required for admission and submit them. 7. Enrollment of the student for the academic year and a meeting with the class teacher. The school enrolls the student for the academic year and arranges a meeting with the assigned class teacher.
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