Compare French Curriculum International Schools in Ukraine

Instructs in French

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees UAH 5,000 - 7,000

Pupils 472

Type Co-educational

Lycée Français Anne de Kyiv is a French international day school in Kyiv for ages 3–18, with the maternelle/early primary site at 21, rue Lypynskogo and the collège-lycée site at Tulchynska Street 5. The school is conventionné with AEFE and follows the French Ministry of National Education programs. Classes are taught in French, with Ukrainian language and culture integrated; since its first graduating class, all pupils have obtained the French baccalaureate. Ukrainian students receive a Ukrainian certificate, while Parcoursup provides access to higher education in France. Facilities include a cantine, a gym, climbing facilities, a playground, a CDI with French-language novels and an online library, and a supervised study room. DELF exams are offered with school support. Signature activities include Poésie: la voix du cœur, the Festival Anne de Kyiv, theatre and choir, and multilingual projects. The school emphasizes civic and cultural activities and participates in AEFE initiatives.

Location

Kyiv, Ukraine. Lipynskoho Street 21 (PS, MS, GS, CP) and Tulczynska Street 5 (middle and senior classes).

Stages

From Petite Section to Terminale générale. Lipynskoho 21 hosts PS, MS, GS and CP; Tulczynska 5 hosts middle and high school (collège and lycée).

Type

French international day school; establishment conventionné with the French Ministry of Education.

Country affiliation

France; follows the French national education programs and is part of the AEFE network.

Application / Registration fees

- First-time application fee (Droits de première inscription, DPI): EUR 1,000 for the first child.
- Sibling DPI: EUR 500 for the second child; EUR 300 for each additional child.
- DPI are charged once for the family's schooling and are non‑refundable.

Annual tuition (écolage) by cycle

- Maternelle (preschool): EUR 5,000 per year.
- École élémentaire (primary): EUR 5,000 per year.
- Collège & Lycée (secondary): EUR 7,000 per year.

Demi‑pension (school meals) — annual rates

- Maternelle: EUR 600 per year for 5 days/week; EUR 500 per year for 4 days/week.
- Élémentaire: EUR 700 per year for 5 days/week; EUR 575 per year for 4 days/week.
- Secondaire: EUR 900 per year for 5 days/week; EUR 750 per year for 4 days/week.
- Meal charges are billed and paid monthly at cost; the school may adjust in the billing cycle.

Périscolaire / activités extra‑scolaires (clubs)

- 1 club: EUR 15 per month.
- 2 clubs: EUR 30 per month.
- 3 clubs: EUR 45 per month.
- 4 clubs: EUR 60 per month.
- Clubs run from 1 October to 30 June and are invoiced October–June.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Invoices are issued monthly on the 15th of the month preceding the month of service (calendar covers September–June).
- The first payment for September is due in June (first payment due June 2026 for the 2026/2027 school year). Subsequent invoices are payable by the 1st of the month due.
- The school issues up to ten payments corresponding to the months of the academic period. (Monthly invoicing and the ten‑month calendar are shown in the financial regulation.)
- Fees are stated and fixed in euros; an official exchange rate (Ministry of Finance rate) is used for conversions if needed.

Examples of monthly installments (calculation based on the school's monthly billing schedule)

- If tuition is spread evenly across the ten monthly billing months shown in the schedule, indicative monthly amounts (calculated):
- Maternelle / Élémentaire: EUR 5,000 ÷ 10 = EUR 500 per month.
- Collège & Lycée: EUR 7,000 ÷ 10 = EUR 700 per month.
- These monthly figures are a straightforward division of the published annual fee by the ten billing months shown in the school's payment calendar and are provided as an illustrative breakdown consistent with the invoice timetable in the financial regulation.

Sibling discounts

- Discount applies only to tuition (écolage):
- 2nd child: 15% reduction on tuition.
- 3rd child: 30% reduction on tuition.
- 4th child and subsequent children: 50% reduction on tuition.

Late payment and penalties

- Late payments are recalculated using the exchange rate at the time funds are received.
- If payment is overdue by more than 15 days, a penalty of 0.1% per day may be applied to the outstanding sum.
- Overdue payments of more than one month can lead to temporary exclusion of the pupil until the debt is settled.

Refunds, absence and early withdrawal rules

- DPI (first‑time registration fees) are not refundable.
- Short absences do not entitle to any reduction of tuition.
- For medical absences of seven consecutive days or more (with prior administration notification and medical certificate), meal charges for those days are not billed.
- On early departure during the school year, the family must notify the school in writing; any month that has begun is due in full, and outstanding payments for the current month must be settled on the date of withdrawal.

Boarding / Internat

- No boarding or internat fees are listed; the school's financial regulation and contact information do not include an internat option or boarding tariffs. Boarding is therefore not applicable.

Other costs or potential fees

- The financial regulation sets the main recurring amounts above and specifies club and meal charges. It does not itemize uniform charges, textbook or exam fees in the published financial regulation document.
- Late pick‑up at after‑school care is billed: EUR 10 for each 15‑minute increment from 17:05.

Fee payment options (methods)

- The school's published financial regulation document and public contact pages list the billing schedule, amounts and contact details but do not specify the permitted payment channels (for example, bank transfer, card, direct debit) or bank account coordinates in the published regulation. For payment method details, use the school's contact channels.

Key practical notes for parents (concise)

- Annual tuition: Maternelle/Primary EUR 5,000; Secondary EUR 7,000.
- DPI charged once per family and non‑refundable: EUR 1,000 / 500 / 300 (1st/2nd/each additional).
- Monthly invoices issued on the 15th; payments due by the 1st of each month; first installment due in June for September.

Curriculum

The school follows the French Ministry of National Education programs. Teaching hours are set by these programs. In the framework of the multi-year school project, mastery of the French language is a central objective. Secondary education ranges from 6th to 9th grade (collège) and 10th to 12th grade (lycée). Since our first graduating class, all students have obtained the baccalaureate. The baccalaureate provides access to higher education in France via Parcoursup.

Exam Results

100% pass rate in the Baccalaureat.

Higher Education Progression

After the Lycée, the baccalaureate provides access to higher education in France via Parcoursup. Students can also enroll in NMT (HMT) and pursue higher education in the Ukrainian system.

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École Française Internationale de Kyiv

Instructs in French, Ukrainian, English, Spanish

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 170

Type Co-educational

École Française Internationale de Kyiv (EFI) is a private bilingual international school for ages 2 to 18, with campuses in Pushcha‑Vodytsia, Kyiv. It follows a French curriculum within the AEFE network and offers a bespoke Franco‑Ukrainian program where French and Ukrainian are languages of instruction. English and Spanish are taught as foreign languages. Each project anchors daily learning, and class sizes enable teachers to provide individual support across subjects. EFI prepares students for French and Ukrainian diplomas, with DNL in French, English and Spanish and guided orientation for future paths. The historic building was renovated in 2009 and updated to contemporary European standards. The learning environment features modern classrooms, interactive panels, a theatre studio and an art workshop. The campus includes a premium canteen, a spacious courtyard, and year‑round sports facilities. Extracurriculars cover IT and Financial Mathematics clubs, Art, Music and Theater, language clubs, Dance and Karate.

Location

Kyiv, Ukraine, in the Puscha Voditsa (Pushcha-Voditsa) district. The EFI is housed in spacious, renovated premises in Puscha Voditsa.

Stages

Preschool through high school (maternelle, elementary, middle, lycée)

Type

Private bilingual international school

Additional learning support

Aide personnalisée (personalized assistance) is organized for new students and ongoing support.

Country affiliation

France (AEFE network)

Application fees
- No published, fixed application or registration fee amount is available for École Française Internationale de Kyiv for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years; a specific non‑refundable enrolment or first‑registration fee is not published in the school's public materials.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No publicly available schedule listing tuition fees by year group, term or annual totals was found for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. There is no published breakdown of per‑term or per‑year tuition for maternelle, élémentaire or any other grade levels in the school's public materials. École Française Internationale de Kyiv is recorded in official French listings as an institution providing elementary‑level classes.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- No published billing calendar, payment deadlines, installment options or penalties for late payment are available in the school's publicly posted documents for 2026/27 or 2025/26. The school's general admissions/contact pages provide administrative contact details for fee enquiries.

Boarding / residential fees
- Boarding facilities and boarding fees are not applicable or listed: the school is presented as an elementary day school and no boarding programme or boarding charges are published.

Other costs (uniforms, meals, transport, activities, exams, materials)
- No fixed amounts for uniforms, school meals (demi‑pension), transport, extra‑curricular clubs, exam registration (DELF/DALF, national exams) or school materials are publicly listed for 2026/27 or 2025/26. Ancillary charges for activities or exams are not published as specific fees in the school's public information.

Refund information
- No published refund, withdrawal, or fee‑cancellation policy (including prorated refunds if a pupil withdraws mid‑term) was located in the school's publicly available materials for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, etc.)
- No specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, online payment portal) are published for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 years. Administrative contact details are provided for payment and admissions inquiries.

Administrative contact for fee enquiries
- Phone: +38(050) 413 10 69; +38(095) 126 68 93; Landline: +38(044) 401 80 57. Email: efieducation@ukr.net; tiphaine_thk@yahoo.fr. Use these administrative contacts to request the official, current fee schedule and payment terms.

Note: École Française Internationale de Kyiv is listed in the official French listings as an elementary‑level French international school in Kyiv. No detailed fee schedule (application fees, tuition by class/year, billing schedule, boarding or additional fee amounts, refund rules, or accepted payment methods) was located among the school's public materials for the requested academic years.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

EFI is an eco-school space where it is safe to be yourself, to think freely, and to grow together with others. Democracy and human rights are taught, and students learn to apply these principles in daily life, express their opinions, and participate in decision-making. Freedom is presented as a culture of dialogue, not merely a right. EFI promotes media literacy, critical thinking, unity, equality, innovation, and inclusivity. Inclusivity ensures every student feels accepted, regardless of individual differences. Parent engagement is prioritized with regular meetings and ongoing information sharing to support student well-being.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

EFI uses an inclusive approach. Small class sizes enable teachers to provide the help and attention needed by each student in all subjects. The school fosters an environment where every student is accepted, regardless of individual characteristics or experiences. Inclusion is a core element of EFI's educational project.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English and Spanish are taught as foreign languages. The school participates in English language testing through Pearson English Global. In 2020 Cambridge Assessment English became an official partner in Ukraine and EFI serves as a center for English-language examinations.

Mental Wellbeing

The environment emphasizes safety and respect, with a learning atmosphere that has no place for violence or cruelty. Democratic values, dialogue, and inclusivity support students' mental wellbeing. Mutual support and inclusive practices are promoted as part of daily school life.

Safeguarding

Parent engagement and dialogue support safeguarding, with regular meetings at the start of the year and parent-teacher meetings at least twice a year. There is regular information provided to parents about results and student behavior. There are opportunities for individual meetings, information brochures, open days, and master-classes, to involve families in safeguarding.

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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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MASHO International Academic School

Instructs in English

MASHO International Academic School in Odesa provides English-language education anchored in Cambridge International programs and Ukrainian standards. The school is accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and operates as a Cambridge International School with a Cambridge license, ensuring teaching quality is overseen by Cambridge International. Students study Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels, alongside Ukrainian qualifications, and can sit Cambridge examinations at the school. The Cambridge track is complemented by Korean, French, German, Italian, and Chinese curricula, expanding language learning. English-language instruction begins early, with longer English hours from first grade and classes tailored through small subgroups and interactive methods. The campus features a modern sports complex with pools, a stadium, and gym facilities, plus underground shelters to maintain learning during air alerts. Security, ecological initiatives, and electronic student cards support a safe, connected learning environment. Cambridge credentials provide education opportunities worldwide.

Location

Odessa, Ukraine. The school is located at Academicheskaya 30, Odessa, Ukraine. The campus runs its own two-route school bus service across the city, picking up students at stops near home and returning them after lessons.

Stages

Primary and Secondary

Country affiliation

Ukraine

Religious affiliation

Christian (affiliated with the Church of St. John the Theologian on campus)

School day structure

The school day starts at 8:30 and comprises eight lessons. Timings: 8:30–9:15; 9:25–10:10; 10:25–11:10; 11:20–12:05; 12:10–12:55; 13:30–14:15; 14:20–15:05; 15:10–15:55. Extended Day Group operates after classes until 18:00.

Bus service

The MASHO School Bus provides two routes across Odessa, picking up students at stops near home and bringing them to the International Academic School Odessa; after lessons the bus returns the children to their stops.

Application fee

- No published application fee amount is posted in the school's publicly available admissions materials. Application is completed by submitting the required documents and taking the entrance tests described for the relevant grade.

Tuition fees (by year group / term)

- The school does not publish fixed tuition amounts or a year-by-year fee table in its publicly available materials. Parents should expect tuition invoices to be issued on a month-by-month basis (payments designated as payment “for ” are used in payment instructions).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing is handled on a monthly basis: payments are recorded with the payment purpose format “Оплата за навчання для <Прізвище Ім'я> за <Місяць>.” Payments can be made by bank transfer to the school's IBAN or by online card payment via the school's online top-up service. A minimal top-up amount for the personal card is UAH 500; online top-ups are credited within 24 hours. Parents are requested to notify the school by email after making a bank payment.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school's published information describes a day-school operation and school facilities (including sports complex and on-site café) and lists school transport routes; no boarding programme or boarding fee schedule is published.

Other costs and fees

- Cafeteria / meals: meal charges are managed via the student personal card (the site provides options to top up the card and to request a café statement); no fixed meal prices are published.
- School bus: dedicated school-bus routes are published; no public bus fare schedule is published. Parents should expect an additional charge where they opt in to bus service.
- Extracurricular clubs / sports / pools: activity schedules are published but individual activity fees are not published; additional charges may apply for some paid clubs or sports.
- Uniforms, learning materials, exam or Cambridge registration fees: no fixed public price list for uniform, textbooks, or external exam registration fees is published. Consider these categories as likely additional costs for which amounts are set per season or per cohort.

Refund information and unused-balance rules

- Refund requests for payments are handled by formal application to the school's support (an original signed claim is required). Refunds are returned to the account from which payment was received. Refunds are processed within three banking days after the school receives the signed refund application. Any bank or electronic-transaction fees incurred are deducted from the refunded amount and borne by the payer.
- Prepaid funds stored on a student's personal card remain on the student's balance for up to one month to be used for other services; if funds are not used within that period the school may consider the paid services as rendered.

Fee payment options and administrative details

- Bank transfer (IBAN): UA843282090000026008000015380, account details shown for “Міжнародна академічна школа 'Одеса'”; payment purpose should specify the student's name and the month being paid for. Notify the school by email after bank payment.
- Online card / e‑payment: the site provides an online top-up (WayForPay) for adding funds to the student personal card; top-ups are credited within 24 hours and the minimum online payment is UAH 500.
- For payment confirmation and billing correspondence use the school's administrative contact email booking@masho.od.ua and the published phone number +38 050 334 55 55.

If you require the school's exact tuition numbers (per year group, per term, boarding if later offered, uniform costs, club fees), contact the school via the published administrative phone or email to request the current fee schedule and invoice breakdown.

Curriculum

The school is officially accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and operates as a Cambridge International School with a Cambridge International license. Education is delivered in English based on Cambridge University programs, with a global Cambridge certificate carrying weight. The program combines Ukrainian state standards with original British Cambridge materials, allowing students to study for Ukrainian qualifications while gaining Cambridge resources and sitting Cambridge examinations at the school. Teaching quality is overseen by Cambridge International. English-language study begins early, with increased English instructional hours from the first grade, and classes are subdivided into subgroups to tailor instruction; interactive and game-based methods are used to engage students. The Cambridge certificates are recognized by universities worldwide, and students have opportunities to pursue higher education globally.

Higher Education Progression

Cambridge certificates are recognized in more than 140 countries and by leading universities, including the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, and the London School of Economics in the United Kingdom; Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and MIT in the United States; the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, and McGill in Canada; universities in Australia and New Zealand such as Melbourne and Sydney; and universities in Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Spain in Europe. This recognition supports global higher-education progression for graduates.

Admissions

1. The school is officially licensed as a Cambridge International School. Education is delivered in English through programs developed by the University of Cambridge. Cambridge certificates are recognized globally and open doors to leading universities and employers. Cambridge International provides quality assurance of teaching. 2. The school offers a modern blended program that combines Ukrainian full secondary education with elements of the Cambridge International system. Students study to Ukrainian state standards while using original British teaching materials. This approach provides strong academic foundations and enables taking Cambridge international exams directly at the school. Cambridge certificates carry global weight. 3. Transfer to the International Academic School of Odesa is possible during the academic year if there are vacancies in the requested class. An essential condition for enrollment is passing entrance tests in mathematics, Ukrainian, and English. The school is open to new students and supports the transition to the new learning environment. The team accompanies every step of adaptation to help the child feel confident and comfortable. 4. Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels are recognized by more than 140 countries and leading universities worldwide. Examples include universities in the United Kingdom (Oxford, Cambridge, LSE), the United States (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT), Canada (Toronto, UBC, McGill), Australia and New Zealand (Go8), and several European universities. Completing the full Cambridge examination suite confirms high academic preparation and English proficiency, opening global educational opportunities. 5. English-language instruction begins from early grades and is supported by expanded English hours and class subgrouping to tailor teaching to each child. Interactive and game-based methods make learning engaging. Early immersion in English strengthens cognitive functions and creativity, and confident English opens opportunities to study abroad and pursue international careers.

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Compare French Curriculum International Schools in Ukraine

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