Deutsche Schule Moskau – Friedrich-Joseph Haass

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The school at a glance

Instructs in German

Fees RUB 9,240 - 10,010

Ages 0 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, French, Russian, German

Typical class size 15

Strengths Languages, Sport, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies, Leadership and Professional

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

Deutsche Schule Moskau – Friedrich-Joseph Haass is a German Auslandsschule in Moscow. It serves a Kindergarten, Primary School, and Secondary School, leading to Mittlere Reife and Allgemeine Hochschulreife. Operated as the Moscow division of the Deutscher Schul- und Kindergartenverein Russland (DSKVR), the school hosts the German Embassy in Moscow and follows a curriculum that emphasizes German language across subjects and ongoing engagement with Russia and Germany. Instruction is in German, with Russian taught as a foreign language beginning in Grade 6 (second language) and in Grade 10 (third language); a Russian course runs from Grade 3 to 9 (RUK). The program focuses on differentiated, student-centered teaching, intercultural competence and cross-curricular learning. Facilities include a library with German-language holdings supported by the Goethe-Institut, sport grounds for physical education, and a Jugendclub for after-school activities. The school offers AGs, exchanges, leadership opportunities, and study trips to Berlin to broaden horizons worldwide.

www.deutscheschulemoskau.de

Prospekt Wernadskogo 103/5, RUS-119526 Moscow, Russian Federation

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The Essentials

Location

The school is located at the German Embassy in Moscow. The campus offers a kindergarten, a primary school, and secondary education. It functions as a German overseas school in Russia.

Stages

Kindergarten, primary school (Grundschule), and secondary education (Sekundarstufen).

Type

German overseas school (Deutsche Auslandsschule) in Russia.

Additional learning support

Remedial instruction is provided for students with difficulties in core subjects, based on an agreed Förderplan.

Country affiliation

German overseas school in Russia.

School day structure

Open start: 7:30–8:00. 1st period: 8:00–8:45. 2nd period: 8:45–9:30. Recess: 9:30–10:00. 3rd period: 10:00–10:45. 4th period: 10:45–11:30. Lunch for Year 1–2: 11:30–12:00. Recess for Year 3–4. 5th period: 12:00–12:45. Lunch for Year 3–4: 12:45–13:15. Recess for Year 1–2. 13:15–14:00 Language workshop. From 14:05, afternoon program begins.

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Fees

Application fee

- Application (Anmeldegebühr): EUR 900 (non‑refundable). For readmission the fee is EUR 400.

Annual tuition — school levels and sibling discounts (school year 2025/26)

- Membership contribution (per year): EUR 50.

- Kindergarten (full‑day): 1st child EUR 9,240; 2nd child EUR 9,015; 3rd child EUR 8,715.

- Primary School (Grundschule): 1st child EUR 9,350; 2nd child EUR 9,000; 3rd child EUR 8,600.

- Secondary I (Sekundarstufe I, grades 5–9): 1st child EUR 9,570; 2nd child EUR 9,220; 3rd child EUR 8,820.

- Secondary II (Sekundarstufe II, grades 10–12): 1st child EUR 10,010; 2nd child EUR 9,660; 3rd child EUR 9,260.

- After‑school care (Hort) including two extracurricular activities (AGs): EUR 3,300 (annual). Half‑day without AG: EUR 1,925 (annual).

Per‑term equivalents and invoicing structure

- Contributions (tuition) are established and charged for the full school year. Payment is due for the full school year (see Billing schedule). If you require a per‑term or per‑semester breakdown for internal budgeting, divide the annual amount by the number of terms your household uses; the school issues the charge as an annual contribution.

One‑off and recurring additional fees

- Enrollment and admission: Application fee EUR 900 (non‑refundable; EUR 400 for re‑admission). Entrance/assessment test (if required): EUR 100 (each additional test EUR 50). Trial days (Kindergarten/Primary/Secondary): EUR 60 per day.

- Extracurricular activities (AGs): EUR 200 per semester (ice hockey exceptions noted separately).

- Deposits (refundable): First child EUR 1,500; second child EUR 1,000; each additional child EUR 500. The deposit secures claims of the school and must be paid within ten working days after the school contract takes effect. The school may draw on the deposit for outstanding claims and requires prompt replenishment if used. The deposit may be subject to modest interest adjustments as described in the contract.

- Uniforms: No separate uniform fee or uniform sales are listed among the standard mandatory fees in the tariff. (No annual uniform charge is included in the tariff/fee schedule.)

- Meals, special courses, trips and sport‑specific costs: These are handled as separate charges where applicable; AG and Hort pricing is listed above and some sport programs (e.g., ice hockey) may carry different fees.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Annual billing and due date: Contributions for the school year are payable for the full school year and must be received by the school no later than 1 September of the respective school year.

- Late start or mid‑year admission: If schooling begins on or before 31 October, full contributions apply and payment is due by the last working day before the child's start date. If schooling begins after 31 October, contributions are reduced proportionally: the reduction equals the number of months of attendance (counting each started month as a full month) multiplied by one‑tenth of the annual contribution; payment of the reduced contribution is due by the last working day before the child's start date.

- Accepted payment methods and currencies: Payments are accepted by bank transfer only. Payments may be made in EUR or in RUB; RUB payments are converted at the Central Bank of the Russian Federation daily rate. Payers bear any bank charges. The school provides bank account details for transfers in EUR and in RUB (accounts with Commerzbank and AO UniCredit Bank are listed).

- Consequences of late payment: Late payments incur interest of 0.03% per day. Reminder fees are EUR 10 for the first reminder, EUR 20 for the second, and EUR 30 for the third and subsequent reminders. The school may suspend education services without notice if outstanding amounts exceed EUR 1,000 and 30 days; the school may terminate the contract without notice if outstanding amounts exceed EUR 1,000 and 60 days. These actions do not reduce the obligation to pay the full contributions.

Refunds and reductions on contract termination

- Enrollment fee refund rule: The application/enrollment fee is not refunded if the application is declined, except when the school declines for capacity reasons.

- Refund / reduction schedule on parent termination (effective amounts after notice): When a parent terminates the school contract, the payable contribution is reduced according to the date the termination takes effect as follows:
- Effective 30 September — contribution reduced to two‑tenths (2/10) of the annual contribution.
- Effective 31 October — contribution reduced to three‑tenths (3/10).
- Effective 30 November — contribution reduced to four‑tenths (4/10).
- Effective 31 December — contribution reduced to five‑tenths (5/10).
- Effective 31 January — contribution reduced to six‑tenths (6/10).
- Effective 28 or 29 February — contribution reduced to seven‑tenths (7/10).
- Effective 31 March — contribution reduced to eight‑tenths (8/10).
- Effective 30 April — contribution reduced to nine‑tenths (9/10).
- Effective 31 May or later — no reduction (full contribution remains payable).

- Deposit refund: The refundable deposit is returned in accordance with contractual provisions after settlement of any claims; the contract permits interest adjustments as described.

Boarding / accommodation

- Boarding: Not applicable. The tariff and contractual documents list no boarding or residential‑boarding fees; the school operates without a boarding facility.

Practical payment details and bank accounts (for bank transfer payments)

- Commerzbank (EUR transfers): Payment recipient Deutscher Schul‑ und Kindergartenverein Russland; IBAN: DE10 3708 0040 0211 0222 00; SWIFT/BIC: DRESDEFF370.

- AO UniCredit Bank (Moscow accounts): euro and ruble accounts are provided for transfers in EUR and RUB; the school lists both EUR and RUB account numbers and the BIC. Use the school's specified account for the chosen currency and include payer bank charges.

Other notes on recurring ancillary fees

- Sport‑specific programs, trips, materials, and some extracurricular offerings may incur additional charges beyond the standard tuition and AG fees. AGs (excluding ice hockey) are charged at EUR 200 per semester. Trial days and entrance tests are charged as listed above. Membership contribution and Hort options are charged as stated.

Academics

Curriculum

The German School Moscow is a German Auslandsschule in Russia, sponsored by the German School and Kindergarten Association Russia. It includes a kindergarten, a Grundschule (primary school) and secondary levels and leads students to the Mittlere Reife and to the Allgemeine Deutsche Hochschulreife. The program focuses on promoting the German language in subject teaching and on ongoing engagement with the host country and Germany. Education is modern, competency- and student-centered, with differentiation to meet diverse learning needs. Russian is taught as part of the program; from Class 6, Russian is the second foreign language, and from Class 10 as a third foreign language, with an additional Russian course from Class 3 to Class 9. The school aims to develop intercultural competence, social competence, methodological competence and subject competence, and to prepare students for lifelong learning and future study and career decisions.

Student Teacher Ratio

Average class size: 15 students.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates obtain the Allgemeine Hochschulreife (university entrance qualification). Career orientation and study guidance support students in their career and study decisions through workshops, an internship week, lecture series, and a study trip to Berlin.

Gifted and Talented

Targeted support for high-achieving students through additions to existing Förderangebote.

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Admissions

1. Registration. The registration of students is carried out by the guardians. The documents required by the school according to the registration form must be presented at registration. A mandatory admission interview with the student, the guardians, and at least one member of the extended school leadership takes place. 2. Admission. Admission and placement in a grade level are decided by the headteacher. For students aiming to obtain a German school leaving certificate, the regulations of the Kultusministerkonferenz apply. Guidelines for admission are determined by the school sponsor in agreement with the headteacher. At registration, guardians receive a copy of the School Order and acknowledge it in writing.

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FAQs

Where is Deutsche Schule Moskau – Friedrich-Joseph Haass located?

The school is on the premises of the German Embassy in Moscow, at Prospekt Wernadskogo 103/5, 119526 Moscow. The campus includes a kindergarten, primary school (Grundschule) and secondary levels, serving as a German Auslandsschule in Russia. The head of the school is Peter Jigalin.

What age range does the school serve and what levels are offered?

The school serves students from 0 to 18 years old. It offers kindergarten, Grundschule (primary), and Sekundarstufe I and II, leading to Mittlere Reife and the Allgemeine Hochschulreife (Abitur).

What is the language of instruction and what is the curriculum focus?

German is the language of instruction. The curriculum follows the German Auslandsschule model, with a focus on German-language development in subjects and ongoing engagement with Germany and Russia, including Russian taught as part of the program.

What are the annual tuition fees by level, and is there a sibling discount?

Tuition for 2025/26 is tiered by level with discounts for siblings: Kindergarten first child €9,240; second child €9,015; third child €8,715. Grundschule ranges from €9,350 to €8,600 depending on the child's position in the family, Sekundarstufe I from €9,570 to €8,820, and Sekundarstufe II from €10,010 to €9,260. Sibling discounts apply across levels.

What is the application process and are there admission interviews?

Registration is completed by guardians, followed by an admission interview with the student, guardians, and at least one senior staff member. The headteacher makes admission and placement decisions, guided by the sponsor's regulations. Guardians receive the School Order and acknowledge it in writing.

Are there any one-off or recurring fees beyond tuition I should know about?

Yes. There is a non-refundable application fee of €900 (€400 for readmission), an entrance/assessment test fee of €100 (plus €50 for additional tests), and trial days at €60 each. After-school care (Hort) costs €3,300 per year (with two activities) or €1,925 for half-day without AGs. Extracurricular activities (AGs) are €200 per semester, and deposits start at €500–€1,500 depending on the child.

Is there a waitlist or scholarships available?

The information provided does not specify a waitlist or any scholarships.

How is billing structured and what currencies are accepted for payments?

Billing is annual for the school year and due by 1 September. Payments can be made in EUR or RUB; RUB payments are converted at the Central Bank of the Russian Federation daily rate. Late payments incur interest and there are reminder fees; persistent arrears can lead to suspension or termination.

What certificates can students attain at the school?

Students can obtain Mittlere Reife (lower secondary certificate) and the Allgemeine Hochschulreife (Abitur), providing university entrance eligibility. The school also offers career orientation and study guidance through workshops, an internship week, and a study trip to Berlin.

What is the typical class size?

The average class size at the school is about 15 students, indicating relatively small classes that support individualized attention.

How are language skills integrated, especially with Russian?

German is the primary language of instruction. Russian is taught as a second foreign language from grade 6 and as a third foreign language from grade 10, with an additional non-graded Russian course offered from grades 3–9, plus a language-exchange program supported by the Resource Center for German Language.

What support is there for students with learning needs or for gifted students?

Remedial instruction is available based on an individual Förderplan for students with difficulties. There is targeted support for high-achieving students through enhancements to Förderangebote.

What sports facilities does the school have?

The school has two sports grounds used for physical education and school clubs; in the evenings, they are used by IG SPORT. Private use is not the primary focus.

What academic facilities support learning (e.g., library and language resources)?

The on-site library houses German-language books and is supported by the Goethe-Institut and the German School Moscow library. The language of instruction is German, with resources and programs that support German-language development.

What extracurricular opportunities exist beyond lessons?

DS Moscow offers a broad range of Arbeitsgemeinschaften (AGs), competitions and projects, plus a Jugendclub. Information about activities is published in a weekly newsletter and in the yearbook.

What leadership and career guidance opportunities are available?

Students can participate in a student council and various working groups to take on responsibilities. The school provides career orientation and guidance through workshops, an internship week, lecture series and a study trip to Berlin.

How does the school support wellbeing and safety for students?

The school emphasizes social competence as a core aim and provides a social-pedagogical team to support students and staff. In kindergarten, the Faustlos program helps with empathy and coping; guardians are informed in case of illness, and health measures are coordinated with local authorities and the German Embassy medical service.

Is there a uniform policy or dress code?

No uniform fee is listed in the tariff, and no uniform-related costs are specified. The policy on uniforms beyond fees is not detailed in the available information.

What food options are available on campus?

There is an on-site cafeteria for meals, and non-alcoholic beverages and snacks are provided as part of the Youth Club offerings.

How is the school governed and who runs it?

The school is governed by the Deutscher Schul- und Kindergartenverein Russland, Abteilung Moskau (DSKVR Moscow division). The association's board includes a Chairman and a Treasurer, and there is a parent council running alongside school leadership.

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