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PIPL IB World School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 600

Type Co-educational

The school combines three curricula—IB Diploma Programme for Grades 10–11, Cambridge Secondary, and the Indian Curriculum—within a private education network in Lviv. At PIPL IB World School, DP instruction is fully English-taught, with NSE exam preparation integrated into the senior program to support university admissions. Students aged 2 to 18 benefit from mentoring and psychological support that cultivate personal and social skills alongside academics. The Formative Program offers about 20 activities, including Filmmaking, Political Studies and Conceptual Art, enriching experiential learning and real-world project work. The campus spans four Lviv locations under the GlobalKids network, with secure premises, on-site security, video surveillance, and shelters, including a bomb shelter at the Naukovа site to ensure safety during emergencies. A 5:1 student-teacher ratio underpins individualized progress, and a dedicated school app facilitates communications and progress tracking. The school emphasizes Ukrainian identity, global awareness, and student well-being as core outcomes for graduates worldwide.

Location

Lviv, Ukraine; four locations in Lviv

Stages

Lyceum: grades 0–11; IB Diploma Programme: grades 10–11 (ages 16–19)

Type

Private school

Additional learning support

Mentoring and psychological support are provided

Country affiliation

Ukraine

Bus service

Organized transportation is provided

Application / entrance fee
- A one-time fixed entrance (reservation) fee of 500 u.o. is payable at enrollment.

Tuition fees by programme and year group
- GlobalKids / Kindergarten and Primary (0–4 years / 0–4 classes): offline full-day tuition is published by location as follows: Zelenа, 115a — 4,500 u.o. per year; Naukova, 5a — 5,000 u.o. per year; Maloholosківska, 30a — 4,500 u.o. per year. These amounts apply to the Offline format.

- PIPL Lyceum (grades 5–11): offline full-day tuition is published by location: Zelenа, 115a — 4,500 u.o. per year; Naukova, 5a — 5,000 u.o. per year (other locations may vary).

- Remote / Online (live lessons) format:
- Primary (0–4 classes): 3,000 u.o. per year, or 250 u.o. per month (remote format pricing published).
- Remote-class pricing for Liceum (grades 5–11) is offered; detailed remote-lyceum pricing is available on request.

- Alternative formats:
- Family-form education (primary): 1,000 u.o. per year (as published for the family-learning format).
- Externat (self-study) primary: 500 u.o. per year (as published).
- All formats note a separate one-time entrance fee of 500 u.o. where indicated.

- General (St. Naukova, 5a) full-day tuition (standard published tariff): from 600 u.o. per month on a 12-payment schedule; published annual total 7,500 u.o. (per-year figure published).

- PIPL IB World School — IB Diploma Programme (two-year pre-university programme):
- For existing PIPL students: USD 12,000 per year (monthly instalment options are listed).
- For applicants from other schools: USD 15,000 per year.
- Monthly instalments are shown as from USD 1,500 per month in an English listing; an alternate listing for PIPL students shows monthly instalments from 1,200 u.o. while the published annual totals remain USD 12,000 (PIPL students) and USD 15,000 (other students). Instalment and discount arrangements are available and clarified during admission.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing for full-day programmes is published on a 12-payment schedule (monthly payments). Annual totals are also published for those who prefer a single annual charge.
- The IB Diploma Programme is published with the option of monthly instalments; special payment conditions, discounts, and grant opportunities (including full-tuition grants for high entrance-test results) are offered and are confirmed by the school during the admission process.
- The entrance/reservation fee is payable when completing the reservation step and signing the contract.

Boarding / residential fees
- No boarding or residential provision or boarding fees are published for PIPL Lyceum / PIPL IB World School; programmes are described as full-day (school day hours published) rather than residential.

Other costs and extras
- Items included in published tuition: full supply of textbooks, stationery and basic equipment; meals (options from breakfast to dinner); fruit snack; drinking water; access to the mobile parent/student platform (invoices, schedule, messages, cameras); extracurricular clubs; and (where offered) school transfer/transport (one way or both ways). These inclusions are published as part of the standard tuition package.
- Personal items and optional items not listed as included (example: a personal laptop for IB students — noted as required/optional in programme materials) may be charged separately where published. For the IB Diploma Programme, personal laptop and optional graphing calculator are listed among requirements/expectations.
- No separate uniform fee or mandatory uniform charge is published.

Refund information
- No public, detailed refund policy or published refund terms are provided in the school's publicly listed admission and programme pages; refund or cancellation terms are handled as part of contractual / admission discussions and are clarified by the school at enrollment.

Fee payment options and how invoices are handled
- Tuition invoicing and tuition-management functions are published as available through the school's mobile platform (GlobalKids / the mobile parent–student app), which is used for invoices, schedule and payments. Specific payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, or other channels) are not itemised in the published tariff pages; instalment options and acceptable payment channels are confirmed during the admission process with the school's manager.

Summary notes for parents (practical points)
- Expect a one-time entrance fee of 500 u.o. at reservation/enrollment.
- Regular full-day tuition is typically billed monthly on a 12-payment schedule; annual totals are published for families who prefer a single payment.
- IB Diploma Programme tuition is published as USD 12,000 per year for PIPL students and USD 15,000 per year for students coming from other schools; monthly instalment options are published for the IB programme. Grants and discounted payment plans may be available for strong applicants.

If you require an exact, itemised invoice or contract wording, contact the school's admissions or finance manager for the formal contract and payment schedule used at enrollment (contact details are published with admissions information).

Boarding Arrangements

Day school; the child stays on the territory of the institution for the whole day.

Food Options

All meals are prepared in the main kitchen, which operates in accordance with HACCP standards; there is a balanced daily menu with a choice of two dishes per meal; meals can be ordered via the mobile platform; lactose-free, gluten-free, and casein-free options are available.

Governance and Ownership

PIPL Lyceum is a private school for grades 0-11; founders are Nadiya and Mikhail Dubchenko.

Curriculum

Academic and formational programs integrate multiple intelligences, supported by mentoring and psychological support; NSE exam preparation is part of the senior schedule; the IB Diploma Programme is offered for Grades 10–11, fully English-taught, providing pre-university preparation.

Student Teacher Ratio

5:1

Exam Results

NSE results: best private school in Lviv for two consecutive years; 5th place among all schools in Lviv.

Higher Education Progression

IB Diploma Programme for Grades 10–11 is fully English-taught; after completing the program, the IB Diploma is recognized by over 3,000 universities worldwide for direct admission to undergraduate programs.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Mentors provide reliable support for students and serve as a key adult in the Lyceum, helping identify strengths and adapting learning strategies to a individual student's needs for personal development. The Core block of the IB Diploma Programme promotes the development of soft skills and emotional intelligence.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Teaching language for the IB Diploma Programme is English. Four foreign languages are offered: English, German, Spanish and Polish, with Cambridge exam preparation.

Mental Wellbeing

Qualified psychological support is provided for the entire school community, focusing on mental health, the ability to experience emotions, build healthy relationships and effectively resolve conflicts.

Admissions

1. Submit an online application. A Lyceum manager will call to provide all necessary information and invite you to visit the school through an individual tour or an open day. The consultation clarifies placement options, admissions timelines, and what families can expect during the process. This initial contact sets up the next steps toward enrollment. 2. Pass the entrance test. If you wish, arrange 3 free trial days for the prospective student to experience the Lyceum. After reviewing the test results and the trial experience, a decision on enrollment is made through a tripartite process involving the child, the parents, and the lyceum. This ensures a careful match between student needs and the program. 3. Complete the reservation form, pay the entrance fee, sign the contract, and submit the required documents. Enrollment is confirmed after these steps. A personal account for the student and for parents/guardians is created in the GlobalKids mobile platform, providing access to essential information and school services. Families receive confirmation and next steps. 4. Creation of a personal account in the GlobalKids platform for the student and parents/guardians. The platform provides access to school information, communications, and, where applicable, surveillance camera access. This gives families a centralized place to monitor progress and events. The step concludes with the student and family ready to begin the program.

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Lviv British School

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Ages 4 - null years

Fees UAH 1,990 - 340,000

Type Co-educational

Lviv British School is a private educational institution in Lviv, Ukraine, offering a British curriculum across primary and secondary phases. The school uses Cambridge assessment for stages, including BASE Baseline Assessment, Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoints, Cambridge Progression Tests and Cambridge IGCSE. BASE is a non-exam online cognitive screening for primary pupils. The IGCSE provides certification for Years 10–11 in subjects such as English, Mathematics, Sciences, Humanities, Languages, Business Studies, ICT, Art and Music. The school operates as a British school with registration under Lviv British School LTD while maintaining a London address for corporate reference. Facilities include a Water Sport Arena, an aquatic complex for swimming, water polo, synchronized swimming and underwater swimming, with seating. An on-site kitchen serves five meals daily. A broad extracurricular program features 30+ clubs, a bus, and activities from robotics and Python programming to drama, film, entrepreneurship, charity work, and Great Expedition game.

Location

130 Henerala Chuprynky Street, Lviv, Lviv region, 79000, Ukraine. The school is located in Lviv city and is accessible by local public transport.

Stages

Pre-school; Primary; Secondary; High School.

Type

Private British school.

Additional learning support

Tutoring Centre; School psychologist.

Country affiliation

British

School day structure

Working hours Monday–Friday 8 am–7 pm. The daily routine includes a structured day with meals and breaks; educational levels include Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and High School.

Bus service

School buses operate on eight routes across Lviv. Travel to school takes 15–35 minutes. Transportation is provided by a licensed carrier; seats are reserved in advance and the bus is trackable in real time. Individual transportation is available via SHIELD Ukraine.

Application & entrance fees

- One-time entrance fee on admission: UAH 20,000. This one-off fee includes booking a place, the school uniform for the first academic year, textbooks and stationery for the whole year, and a contribution to the school development charity fund. UAH 20,000 is paid once at admission. For continuing students, an annual entrance/continuation fee of UAH 10,000 is charged.

Trial / assessment fees

- Trial Day (full day): UAH 1,000 per child. This covers a full school day (08:00–19:00), lessons, clubs, pool use and five meals.

Tuition fees — core programmes (detail by payment period and academic year 2026/27)

- Ukrainian curriculum component (charged in UAH): UAH 34,000 per month, payable for 10 months of the academic year (payments apply from 1 September to late June). Annual total (10 months): UAH 340,000. Monthly billing is the standard payment unit.

- Cambridge (British) component: GBP 199 per month (charged to the British company account specified in the contract at the NBU exchange rate). Annual total (10 months): GBP 1,990. Payment for this component is billed monthly.

- Per-term / per-semester detail (billing basis and calculation): Tuition is billed monthly. The school's academic year is structured as two semesters (Semester 1: September–December; Semester 2: January–June) within a 10-month billing year. Using the monthly fees above, the implied tuition amounts are:
- Ukrainian programme: Semester 1 (4 months) = UAH 136,000; Semester 2 (6 months) = UAH 204,000; Academic year (10 months) = UAH 340,000.
- Cambridge component: Semester 1 (4 months) = GBP 796; Semester 2 (6 months) = GBP 1,194; Academic year (10 months) = GBP 1,990.

- Fee variation by year group: A single published tuition schedule (monthly UAH 34,000 + GBP 199 component) is applied; no separate per-grade monthly fee schedule is published.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing cycle: Tuition payments are made monthly in advance. Payment is by monthly prepayment for the next month and is due by the 10th day of the current month. The academic/billing year is 10 months (payments are not charged in July and August).

- Where to pay / payment recipients:
- Payments for the Ukrainian-currency portion are made to the school's Ukrainian bank account in UAH (account details appear in the contract). Payments for the British/Cambridge component are paid in GBP to the British company account specified in the contract. The public offer/contract sets out distinct payee accounts and currencies (UAH to the Ukrainian account; GBP to the UK account / IBAN/SWIFT shown in contract).

- Accepted payment methods:
- Main school tuition payments are arranged by bank transfer to the account(s) shown in the contract (UAH account for Ukrainian component; GBP IBAN/SWIFT for British component). The public offer specifies bank transfer to the designated accounts.
- For the online school and related online payments, payment methods include Apple Pay, Google Pay, VISA and Mastercard (online payment facility). Food and cafeteria orders are paid through the school smartphone application.

Boarding / accommodation fees (applicable for students from other cities; 2026/27 residential period)

- Accommodation period offered: 28 August 2026 – 28 June 2027 (campus/hotel arrangements are available near the school).

- Campus accommodation (shared blocks, price per person, per month):
- Block with 2 students per sub-block (bunk beds): UAH 6,900 per month per student.
- Block with 4 students per sub-block (bunk beds): UAH 5,900 per month per student.

- Implied boarding annual totals (same residential period / roughly 10 months):
- 2-per-block option: UAH 69,000 per academic year (approx., 6,900 × 10 months).
- 4-per-block option: UAH 59,000 per academic year (approx., 5,900 × 10 months).

- Boarding arrangements: Accommodation is organised in a campus block based on a nearby hotel with tutor supervision; rooms offered at basic and upgraded comfort levels; the school provides textbooks and core study materials for residents.

Meals, extras and other recurring costs

- Food / catering (charged per day and ordered/paid through the school app):
- 5 meals a day – UAH 495 per day.
- Second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner – UAH 429 per day.
- Breakfast, second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack – UAH 429 per day.
- Second breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack – UAH 308 per day.
- Lunch only – UAH 187 per day.

- School bus (monthly subscription / zones): Monthly subscription payment model with zone pricing (examples):
- Zone 1 (0–4 km) – UAH 4,085 per month.
- Zone 2 (4–8 km) – UAH 4,835 per month.
- Zone 3 (8–12 km) – UAH 5,585 per month.
- Zone 4 (12–16 km) – UAH 6,335 per month.

- Uniform: The one-time entrance fee for first year includes the school uniform for the first academic year. A school uniform shop / catalogue is available for ordering branded items (polo, sweater, cardigan, trousers, skirt, sports clothing, etc.). Individual uniform items are sold via the school's uniform ordering facility; separate prices for uniform items are not published alongside the catalogue.

- Clubs, extra-curricular activities and trips: Many clubs and electives are included in the comprehensive tuition package; certain camps, international study tours and special events have separate charges (example: an educational trip package listed at EUR 690 for a specific tour). Additional tutor / extracurricular charges may be billed separately where indicated.

Discounts and scholarships

- Scholarships/grants: The school operates a grants programme that can cover full tuition for eligible students (selection by entrance test results). The school also provides scholarships of GBP 500 per year to students with significant achievements in sport, creativity or science.

- Concessionary discounts (published):
- Children of military personnel: 10% discount on tuition.
- Internally displaced persons: 5% discount.
- Sibling discount: When enrolling two children, a 10% discount is applied to the second child.

Refunds and cancellations (applicable clauses)

- No general published tuition refund clause is provided alongside the tuition schedule; specific service rules include explicit no-refund provisions for some ancillary services (for example, school-bus subscription and swimming-pool subscriptions state that payments may not be refunded for rule violations or in certain cases). For tuition refund or contract-termination terms, payment and refund mechanics are set out contractually in the school's offer/contract documents.

Practical notes on payments and administration

- Payment timing and method: Tuition is paid monthly in advance (prepayment for the coming month) and is due by the 10th of the current month; the Ukrainian-currency portion is paid to the Ukrainian bank account, and the British component is paid in GBP to the UK account or as specified in the contract. For online-only enrolments and certain online payments, card-based methods (Apple Pay, Google Pay, VISA, Mastercard) are available. Food orders are paid via the school smartphone application.

- Ancillary one-off items to expect: one-time entrance fee (UAH 20,000) at admission (includes first-year uniform and textbooks); trial-day fee (UAH 1,000) if a trial day is used; uniform purchases after the first year; optional trip/camp fees and any paid extra-curricular activities beyond what the tuition covers.

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Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform. The uniform is the same as that worn by students in UK schools and is sent from London.

Food Options

The School Café is a cafe created for parents whose children study at Lviv British School. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are available, with a menu that corresponds to the dishes served to your child, including desserts and drinks. The café provides Wi‑Fi and can be used as a coworking space.

Governance and Ownership

Lviv British School LTD is the private governing body. It is registered as Company No 15061925 and has addresses in London, United Kingdom (128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX) and Lviv, Ukraine (130 Henerala Chuprynky Street, Lviv, 79000).

Curriculum

Cambridge-based assessment system from BASE Baseline Assessment through Cambridge Primary & Lower Secondary Checkpoint, Cambridge Progression Tests and Cambridge IGCSE. BASE is initial online testing for primary pupils and is not an exam, using an online gaming platform to assess cognitive development. Cambridge Primary & Lower Secondary Checkpoint is an external Cambridge assessment at the end of key stages. Cambridge Progression Tests are internal progress checks. Cambridge IGCSE is an international secondary certification for Years 10–11 with subjects including English (First/Second Language), Mathematics, Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Humanities (History, Geography), Languages (German, Spanish, French), Business Studies, ICT, Art and Music.

Exam Results

Cambridge IGCSE is recognised by universities and educational institutions around the world. These Cambridge assessments provide internationally recognised certificates that open doors to further study.

Higher Education Progression

The school prepares students for entry into British universities.

Gifted and Talented

Patrons annually provide grants to talented students with the highest scores on entrance tests, allowing them to receive a scholarship to study at Lviv British School.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides on-site psychological support through a school psychologist and a Learning Support Department. The psychologist supports students with stress, anxiety, fears and emotional difficulties, assists adolescents in personal development, and helps resolve conflicts between peers. Seminars for parents and students focus on emotional health, stress resilience, motivation, and self-esteem; topics include recognising stress, building resilience, and parent support for their child's emotional wellbeing. The school runs seminars and parent resources to promote wellbeing and healthy social development. The safeguarding framework recognises mental health as part of safeguarding and provides staff training and resources to support students' mental health and wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school recognises that some students have special educational needs and may require additional support. Learning Support, including on-site psychology, provides targeted assistance and can enable referrals to external professionals when needed. The Learning Support Department works to identify learning difficulties and develop individual approaches to support progress. The safeguarding policy emphasises inclusive practice and staff responsibilities toward students with special educational needs and disability. Staff receive training and guidance to ensure safe, supportive approaches for students with diverse needs, including a focus on counselling and wellbeing.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school works with two educational programmes: Ukrainian and British, teaching students in both languages. Students are taught in Ukrainian and English, with English used as a main language in some classes after two years within the British programme. Ukrainian language, literature, and Ukrainian history are studied alongside English-language instruction. The bilingual approach supports students' integration into both Ukrainian and British educational pathways.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides on-site psychological support to promote mental wellbeing and to assist students with emotional and behavioural needs. The safeguarding policy recognises mental health as part of safeguarding and outlines staff training and access to counselling and external mental health resources. Seminars and parent workshops address emotional health, stress management, motivation, self-esteem, and resilience. There is a dedicated School Counsellor and access to psychological support as part of the school's wellbeing strategy. The policy emphasises safeguarding measures that include mental health considerations and pathways to professional support when needed.

Safeguarding

The school maintains a Child Protection Safeguarding Policy with named Designated Safeguarding Leads: Olena Chernetska (Headteacher) and Valeriia Krupska (Deputy Headteacher), with external contact to the Founder. The policy outlines safeguarding aims to provide a safe environment, identify at-risk students, and ensure effective communication and reporting procedures. It sets out the four core steps: Awareness, Prevention, Reporting, and Responding, all underpinned by staff training and clear conduct expectations. The school offers on-site counselling and Learning Support to assist safeguarding and mental health needs, including access to external professionals when appropriate. The policy is available in English and Ukrainian and aligns with UK safeguarding guidance where relevant.

Admissions

1. Begin admission. Fill out the application form carefully and provide all required information. The form collects contact details and information about the child to help the school understand the family's needs and expectations. This information guides the next steps in the admissions process. A completed application form initiates contact from the school.

2. Get an invitation to online testing. After submitting the form, you will receive an email inviting you to online testing and a link to complete the test by the specified date. The online testing is designed to match the child's age level. The test should be completed by the given deadline.

3. Take tests. The online tests are designed according to the age capabilities of students and take no more than 35 minutes to complete. The tests assess core subjects and determine eligibility for the next stage. The results guide whether the applicant proceeds in the process.

4. Get an interview. After passing the tests, you will receive an invitation to an online interview for a personal meeting. The interview provides an opportunity for further assessment of the student and family. The invitation to the interview is sent by email.

5. Visit the school. Based on the interview results, you will be invited to visit Lviv British School, and there will be final testing of students. The visit allows the school to meet the family in person. Final testing may take place during the visit.

6. Sign the contract. After successful completion of all stages, an annual contract for studying at Lviv British School is signed between the school and the parents. The contract formalizes enrollment for the upcoming academic year.

Scholarships

Patrons annually provide grants to talented students with the highest scores on entrance tests, which allows them to receive a scholarship to study at Lviv British School. A tuition grant is available for the 2026/2027 academic year to the top-scoring student in their age group.

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The British International School, Ukraine – Dnipro

Instructs in English, Ukrainian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Situated in Dnipro at Antonovycha Street 39a, The British International School, Ukraine – Dnipro is a private international campus offering a wide choice of curricula and a continuous education pathway for ages 3 to 18. The school operates a dual programme that combines an international Cambridge framework with a Ukrainian curriculum approved by Ukraine's Ministry of Education and Science, giving families the option of a state-standard Ukrainian certificate alongside Cambridge qualifications. From Year 1 to Year 9, students follow the Cambridge Pathway (Key Stages 1–3) and sit Cambridge Checkpoint at end of Year 9; Years 10–11 prepare for Cambridge IGCSE. The Dnipro campus is an official Cambridge International Examinations centre. Facilities sit on secure grounds with 24/7 CCTV, on-site shelter, and a kitchen delivering three daily meals. The on-site Kindergarten includes a dedicated entertainment area, and English is used from an early age with welfare support from a school psychologist.

Location

Dnipro, Ukraine, 39a Antonovycha Street. The Dnipro campus serves children aged 3 to 18 across Early Years, Primary and Secondary.

Stages

Early Years, Primary and Secondary

Type

private international school

Country affiliation

British

Application fees

- No published, campus-specific application or registration fee amounts for the Dnipro campus for the 2026/27 academic year were located. Third-party school listings give overall annual ranges but do not publish a distinct Dnipro application fee.

Tuition fees (by year group) — annual / per-term detail

- Publicly verified tuition information for the British International School, Ukraine (BISU) Dnipro campus is available only as broad annual ranges rather than a complete, year-by-year, per-term fee schedule for 2026/27. The published range for BISU tuition across age groups is approximately EUR 3,000 to EUR 20,820 per year (verified September 2025).

- Independent listings and market summaries indicate typical total annual costs for BISU-type provision at the higher secondary end are commonly in the mid-to-high five-figure range in USD for the full school year in recent years; these sources present school-level estimates rather than a detailed Dnipro term-by-term breakdown.

- No public schedule giving fees by individual Year/Grade with a per-term split for 2026/27 or for 2025/26 was available from the school's public pages or from local school directories at the time of checking. Where a school-level annual figure is reported, the per-term amount is not published in a verified site-accessible schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- A specific billing schedule (dates for full payment, discounted early-payment deadlines, number of instalments, or instalment due dates) for the Dnipro campus for 2026/27 was not publicly posted in a campus-level fee schedule that could be located. Third-party descriptions indicate that BISU operates on an annual tuition model (with possible discounts reported in some listings for earlier years), but exact instalment dates and late-payment penalties for the Dnipro campus were not published in the sources checked.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The Dnipro campus is described as a day-school provision; no boarding programme or boarding fee schedule for BISU Dnipro was found in the public listings searched. Therefore no boarding fees apply for the Dnipro campus in the information available.

Other costs and additional compulsory charges

- The following additional costs are commonly associated with BISU-style provision and are referenced by school listings and local school directory entries; specific Dnipro amounts were not published in a campus-level fee table: uniform, school bus/transport, school meals, extracurricular clubs, examination fees (IGCSE/IB or national exam charges), textbooks and consumable materials, and health/medical insurance where required. Parents should expect separate charges for transport, lunches, and some activities unless explicitly included in a tuition figure.

Refund information

- No campus-specific, publicly posted refund policy for 2026/27 (or a detailed 2025/26 refund schedule) was located for the Dnipro campus. Where schools publish refunds, they typically make registration/application fees non-refundable and provide specific notice and deduction rules for mid-year withdrawals; no such Dnipro-specific wording and amounts were available in the searchable public listings.

Fee payment options

- No definitive, campus-level list of accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, local currency options) for BISU Dnipro was publicly posted in the sources checked. General school-directory contact pages list the Dnipro admissions contact details for fee enquiries and registration; payment method details are handled by the school's admissions/finance office.

Summary of findings and data limitations

- A full, itemised fee schedule showing per-year-group and per-term tuition figures for the 2026/27 academic year for the Dnipro campus was not publicly available in the sources examined. The most specific, verifiable public information located is a verified annual tuition range for BISU overall (EUR 3,000–EUR 20,820; updated September 2025) and secondary market summaries that estimate typical annual cost levels for recent years. The Dnipro campus did not have a separately published per-term or per-grade fee table accessible in the public directories consulted.

- If you require a definitive, line-by-line, per-year-group and per-term fee schedule (and precise application/registration fee figures, instalment dates, published refund rules, and payment method instructions) for use in an external database, the school's admissions/finance office is the authoritative source to supply the official fee schedule and any campus-specific terms. Contact details listed for BISU Dnipro are available in local school directories.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school prioritizes the care and wellbeing of each child and provides pastoral support with on-site professional school psychologist available.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

A qualified SENDCO leads SEN provision for students with special educational needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school develops English fluency from early years and uses international native-speaking teachers in the classroom.

Mental Wellbeing

On-site professional school psychologist is available to students.

Safeguarding

Mr Gavin Guest is the school's qualified SENDCO and Whole-School Designated Safeguarding Officer.

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