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International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Siauliai Campus

Lithuania, Šiauliai

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Ukrainian
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 2700
Type Co-educational
Opened 2022
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Taught languages Lithuanian, English, French
Strengths Languages, STEM, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Cultural and Language, Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Located at Architektų g. 1, Šiauliai, International Ukrainian School – Šiauliai Campus is part of a network operating in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys. The school has been teaching for 18 years across 13 countries and is the largest Ukrainian school in Europe. Students study under a programme approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine. The campus offers facilities such as a dining room serving meals (10:00–13:00) and a library with more than 2,000 Ukrainian books; donations of Ukrainian-language books are welcome. Social support for the 2026–2027 school year includes free meals for eligible students and school-supply assistance; preschoolers and students in Grades 1–2 receive free lunch automatically. Extracurriculars include language clubs (French with DELF preparation; English; German; Lithuanian), IT and Young Botanists, MUSH Creative Workshop, theatre and Ukrainian-Lithuanian dances, and cooking and handicraft programs. The school follows Ukrainian standards with a focus on language development and culture.

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The Essentials

International Ukrainian School of Lithuania – Siauliai Campus has 2,700 pupils, instruction in Ukrainian.

Location

Šiauliai campus is located at Architektų g. 1, Šiauliai, Lithuania. It is part of the International Ukrainian School network, with campuses in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys. The contact phone for the Šiauliai campus is +370 696 49789.

Country affiliation

Ukraine
Diving Deeper

Food Options

The Dining Room provides a healthy, balanced diet during the school day. Siauliai dining hours are 10:00–13:00. Social support for students (2026–2027) includes free meals (breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack) for eligible students, with automatic free lunch for Preschoolers and Grades 1-2.

Governance and Ownership

The International Ukrainian School operates in Lithuania as a network with branches in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, and Panevėžys. It was established in 2022 at the initiative of the Embassy of Ukraine in Lithuania. Children study in Ukrainian with the opportunity to obtain a certificate of complete secondary education of the state standard of Ukraine, and Lithuanian, English and French are taught from the first grade.
Fees
Application fee

- A one-off registration/invoice is issued on signing the education services contract: EUR 50.

Tuition (general education day programme) — by year group

- There is no published annual tuition schedule for standard general-education day classes broken down by year group. Parents are issued the EUR 50 invoice on contract signing; the school as a private VŠĮ also collects additional monthly household/operational contributions determined by the school.

Non-formal / extracurricular fees (examples)

- Some non-formal clubs and studios carry separate fees. Example: the piano studio (Fortepianinė studija “Maestrino”) is charged at EUR 10 per month. Other clubs may have their own monthly or per-course fees which are set per activity.

Meals and catering (Šiauliai campus)

- Lunch (contracted price): EUR 3.72 + 21% VAT per meal.
- Afternoon snack (contracted price): EUR 2.15 + 21% VAT per snack.
- The school's dining room in Šiauliai operates during the school day (approximately 10:00–13:00).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Catering invoices are issued monthly and are payable by bank transfer to the account specified on the supplier invoice; the catering contract requires payment by the 20th day of the following month. Late payment interest and contractual penalties apply (contract specifies a 0.2% penalty rate for delayed payment). Payment is handled by invoice/bank transfer (account details appear on catering invoices).

Boarding fees

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for the Šiauliai campus (the campus operates as a day school).

Other costs and typical extras

- Club/activity fees for non-formal education (examples above) are charged separately where offered.
- Social support provisions referenced for students include a one-off school-supplies payment of EUR 148 per calendar year for eligible students under municipal social-support rules.

Refunds and cancellations

- No separately published refund schedule for the EUR 50 registration invoice or for general tuition is published; the catering contract and other service contracts set their own terms for termination, settlement and any claims related to paid services. Contractual cancellation and payment terms are specified in the relevant service contracts.

Accepted payment methods and practical payment notes

- Payments for contracted services (for example school catering) are processed by invoice and bank transfer to the account shown on the invoice (IBAN and bank details are specified on the catering/service contract invoices). Parents are issued invoices for specified services (registration invoice of EUR 50 on contract signing; monthly catering invoices where applicable).

Summary (key points for Šiauliai campus)

- Registration/application invoice on signing: EUR 50.
- No published per-year tuition schedule for standard day-school education; the school may collect additional monthly household/operational contributions.
- Šiauliai meal prices under the catering contract: lunch EUR 3.72 + 21% VAT; snack EUR 2.15 + 21% VAT. Monthly catering invoices are payable by bank transfer (payment due by the 20th of the following month); late-payment penalties apply.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Health and psychological wellbeing support is provided to students, with professional psychologists and speech therapists available to assist. These specialists support social and emotional development, communication, and overall wellbeing. Bilingual classes support Ukrainian and Lithuanian instruction, with English and French taught as additional languages, with opportunities to communicate with native speakers. This language and wellbeing support fosters social integration and positive peer relationships within the school community. Video surveillance systems contribute to a secure learning environment.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides professional psychologists and speech therapists to support students' developmental and communication needs. These specialists assist with social and emotional development and language-related needs as part of the student support system. The bilingual program in Ukrainian and Lithuanian, plus English and French, supports language acquisition and accommodations for diverse learning needs. Support is integrated into the school program to help students access learning.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught from the first grade. English is delivered within a bilingual framework alongside Ukrainian and Lithuanian instruction, with English and French taught at an advanced level and with opportunities to communicate with native speakers. The program emphasizes developing communicative competence in English across the curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing

Health and psychological wellbeing support is provided to students, with professional psychologists and speech therapists available to assist. These professionals help support social and emotional development and overall wellbeing. The bilingual language program contributes to emotional wellbeing by enabling meaningful peer interactions and cross-cultural communication. The school fosters a supportive environment that addresses emotional needs and promotes mental wellbeing. The presence of qualified staff demonstrates a commitment to students' mental health and wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Video surveillance systems are in place to safeguard students. Safety and safeguarding are prioritized in the school environment through these security measures. The school maintains a secure learning setting to protect students while they study. Safeguarding is treated as a core concern in the school's daily operations.
Parent Experience

History

The International Ukrainian School began its work in Lithuania. The International Ukrainian School has been operating for 18 years in 13 European countries. The school is the largest Ukrainian school in Europe. It operates in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, and Panevėžys. Students study according to a programme approved by the Ministry of Education of Ukraine.

Community

The school has a multi-city presence in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, and Panevėžys, and publishes news and events on its site. Open Day for Vilnius branch took place on February 14, 2026. Cross-border events such as Japan — Ukraine: Bridge of Friendship are covered in the school\'s news. The Šiauliai campus is located at Architektų g. 1, Šiauliai, and contactable at +370 696 49789.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The International Ukrainian School has a dining room that provides a healthy and balanced diet for students during the school day. The Siauliai campus dining room operates from 10:00 to 13:00. The library has more than 2000 books on Ukrainian literature, history, natural sciences, and more, and donations of Ukrainian-language books are welcome. The Siauliai campus is located at Architektų g. 1, Šiauliai. Social support for students in the 2026–2027 school year includes free meals for eligible students and school-supply assistance; free lunch is provided automatically for preschoolers and students in Grades 1–2, while other meals and supply support may require an application.

Extra Curricular Facilities

French language club offers DELF exam preparation with levels B1 and B2 and is run by a qualified teacher. English language club provides English language development with experienced teachers, small groups, flexible schedules, and motivating lessons.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

IT club teaches how to work with computers, how to program, and how to create your own projects. In the IT club you step by step become a real IT specialist. Young Botanists study the world of plants, observe nature, and conduct interesting experiments.

Arts & Creative

MUSH Creative Workshop is the art school. The art school helps children and adults reveal their potential and create beauty with their own hands.

Cultural & Language

Lithuanian language is taught in a simple and accessible form, with new words, engaging games, and exercises to help learners immerse in Lithuanian culture. German language lessons help students speak German simply and confidently. English language clubs emphasize global communication and develop language and leadership skills. French language club offers courses across Lithuania, with DELF exam preparation (B1 for beginners, B2 for those with basic knowledge) and pathways to study in France and other countries.

Social & Hobbies

Zumba Fitness provides fun dance workouts for children and teenagers with rhythmic music, positive emotions, and energy for the day. Table Tennis Club promotes active play, fast reflexes, and team spirit. Theatre and dance programs include Ukrainian and Lithuanian‑Ukrainian dances as well as ballet and Ukrainian dance; culinary club European‑Ukrainian cuisine offers cooking experiences; handicrafts sessions and creative clubs for toddlers develop creativity and fine motor skills.

Leadership & Professional

Education for Career includes language clubs that support future study and international living. French language club offers courses across Lithuania, preparing students to take the DELF exam (B1/B2). English language club emphasizes global communication and leadership skills, supported by experienced teachers, small groups, a flexible schedule, and motivational lessons.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Zumba Fitness provides fun dance workouts for children and teens to boost energy and mood. Volleyball and other sports promote teamwork and physical fitness; there are active clubs like Table Tennis and various dance and theatre activities to support wellbeing and social engagement.
Admissions

Admissions

1. To enroll a child, parents/guardians must submit two applications: an application for enrolling the child in the Public Organization 'International Ukrainian School of Lithuania' and, if the student lacks documents for more than two previous academic years, an application for determining the child's educational level. The school operates in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, and Panevėžys, and the child is entered in the Lithuanian student register. The Šiauliai campus is located at Architektų g. 1, Šiauliai. Enrollment is for students in grades 1-11. 2. An agreement on the provision of educational services and an agreement on the processing of personal data are signed for the academic year. 3. Parents provide the following documents with the contract: the child's birth certificate; the child's residence permit; the residence permit of one of the parents (representatives); the passport of one of the parents (and the child, if any); documents on previous education (report card, certificate of achievement, etc.); for grades 10-11, a copy of the Certificate of Basic Secondary Education; a medical certificate; the original personal file and the original Certificate of Basic Secondary Education (for grades 10-11). 4. After signing the contract, an invoice for the payment of 50 euros is issued. 5. At the request of parents, certificates approved by the administration are provided in Ukrainian and Lithuanian with confirmation that the child studies at the International Ukrainian School of Lithuania (MUSH).
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