Deutsche Schule Kyiv

Ukraine, Kyiv

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The school at a glance

Instructs in German

Fees UAH 7,150 - 8,800

Ages 1 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum German Curriculum

Taught languages English, Ukrainian

Strengths Sport, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School

Introduction

Deutsche Schule Kyjiw is a private German-Ukrainian school in Kyiv for students aged 1 to 18. The Novomostytska Street campus provides a German-language curriculum across primary and secondary, with a seven-year gymnasial pathway (grades 6–12) ending in the Abitur. After year 11, Ukrainian students may sit the external ZNO and receive Ukrainian certificates, while the school also offers a German language diploma. German is the core instruction language, with Ukrainian language and literature as a native language, English as the first foreign language, and French as the second foreign language. The program follows a KMK-aligned plan; core subjects include Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Ethics/Religion, Arts, and Physical Education. The school is the only institution in Ukraine issuing both German and Ukrainian diplomas and was recognised as an Excellent Auslandsschule in 2017. Facilities include specialist classrooms, a library, a sports hall, art and music rooms, and an air-raid shelter. It runs a full-day program with after-school clubs and cultural activities.

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Novomostytska Street (Nowomostytska), 2, Kyiv 04108, Ukraine

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The Essentials

Location

2 Nowomostytska Street, Kyiv 04108, Ukraine

Stages

Grundschule (primary) and Sekundarschule (secondary)

Type

Private international school (German-Ukrainian intercultural)

Additional learning support

Deutsch Plus provides intensive language support for new students; Förderunterricht provides targeted language and subject support; Ganztagsschule offers after-school care with homework supervision, clubs, and varied activities.

Country affiliation

Germany

School day structure

Ganztagsschule: Monday–Thursday 8:00–18:00; Friday 8:00–16:00. Lessons run 8:30–13:00/14:00. Day includes 08:30–12:55 instruction; 13:00–13:30 lunch; 13:30–14:00 instruction or outdoor care; 14:00–15:00 homework supervision; 15:00–15:15 snack; 15:15–15:45 supervision or homework in class; 15:15–17:00 clubs; 16:00–18:00 rotating after-care; Grades 5–7 have longer lessons.

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Fees

Application / Admission fees
- Erstanmeldung (one-off, for payers from abroad / foreign-currency payers): EUR 835.
- Erstanmeldung (one-off, for local-currency payers): UAH 28,200.
- Wiederanmeldung (re-enrolment, one-off, for payers from abroad): EUR 400.
- Wiederanmeldung (re-enrolment, one-off, for local-currency payers): UAH 13,650.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per half‑year)
- Grundschule (Grades 1–4): EUR 7,150 per year. Half‑year (one school semester) equivalent: EUR 3,575.
- Sekundarstufe I (Grades 5–10): EUR 7,920 per year. Half‑year equivalent: EUR 3,960.
- Sekundarstufe II (Grades 11–12): EUR 8,800 per year. Half‑year equivalent: EUR 4,400.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoices are issued in four instalments using the following split of the total annual tuition: 10% for September; 30% for October–December; 30% for January–March; 30% for April–June.
- Due dates: the September portion is due by 15 August. The remaining instalments are due quarterly on the 15th day after the start of each quarter. If the contract is concluded after 15 August, the tuition becomes due within 5 bank business days after invoice issuance.
- Payment by half‑year is accepted (half‑year amounts may be transferred as a single payment). A 6% reduction of the annual tuition is applied when the full annual tuition is paid in full within two weeks after the start of the school year; a 3% reduction is applied when the half‑year tuition is paid in full within two weeks after the start of the respective half‑year.
- Monthly payment is possible only by written application; a fee of EUR 20 applies for monthly instalment handling. If monthly payment is approved, monthly tuition is due by the 15th of each month. Late payment is considered a default after the specified due dates.

Boarding / accommodation fees
- No boarding or overnight‑boarding fees are listed; the school operates as a day school. (A separate charge for the stay of a guest student is listed below.)

Other ongoing or ancillary costs
- Supervision outside regular hours: EUR 10 per started 15 minutes.
- Fee for monthly instalment plan (administration charge): EUR 20.
- Stay of a guest student (one working day): EUR 40.
- Additional German language lessons (support classes): EUR 100 per calendar month.
- Meals are not included in the tuition and are charged separately when the service is used. Costs for school trips, full‑day excursions or other extra‑curricular external activities are charged in addition to tuition. Loss or damage to textbooks, workbooks or school property must be compensated by the parent/guardian (compensation required in the equivalent amount). The annual tuition does include lending of school books, workbooks, curriculum‑relevant copies, multi‑hour excursions and after‑school care where applicable.

Discounts and sibling reductions
- Early‑payment discounts: 6% discount for full annual payment within two weeks after the school year begins; 3% discount for full half‑year payment within two weeks after the half‑year begins.
- Sibling discounts: the second child receives a 10% reduction on tuition; the third and each further child receive a 15% reduction. The oldest child counts as the first child. No sibling discount is granted if tuition is paid by an employer.

Refunds, reductions and absence rules
- The admission (registration) fee is non‑refundable.
- Short absences: if a pupil leaves the school for up to 4 weeks (e.g., exchange, short stay elsewhere, illness), the full annual tuition remains payable. For continuous absences longer than 5 weeks, the school may proportionally reduce the tuition; a formal written application with documentation must be submitted (medical certificates or other supporting documents as required). Periods that overlap approved school holidays are not counted toward the 5‑week absence period.
- Collection of refunds or tuition reductions follows the school's administrative procedure and requires written application and supporting documents.

Late payment and collection charges
- If payment is overdue, a reminder letter is issued from the 16th calendar day of default; continued non‑payment can lead to exclusion of the pupil from the school after warning. A reminder fee of EUR 50 (in UAH equivalent for local accounts) is charged per reminder. Interest on overdue amounts is charged at a rate equal to twice the discount rate of the National Bank of Ukraine for each day of delay.

Payment methods / practical payment instructions
- Payments are to be made by bank transfer to the account details shown on each invoice; all invoices list the accounts to which the amounts must be transferred. Local‑currency payers should transfer into the school's Hryvnia account; foreign‑currency payers transfer to the school's Euro (foreign‑currency) account as specified on invoices. All bank charges are borne by the payer and may be re‑charged if incurred. A payment is considered received only once the funds have been credited to the school's bank account. As payment reference, invoice number, invoice date and contract number must be quoted.

Academics

Curriculum

German-language curriculum across primary and secondary education (I and II levels) with a gymnasial pathway lasting seven years (grades 6–12) that leads to the Abitur. After year 11, Ukrainian students take the external ZNO exam and receive Ukrainian certificates; It is possible to obtain a German language diploma at DSK. The main subjects are taught by German teachers, and school certificates are recognized in Germany, enabling smooth transitions to and from the German education system. Ukrainian children learn Ukrainian and may obtain both Ukrainian and German certificates. Admission language prerequisites can be met through language courses at DSK; in 2025 language courses began on March 4. In the Grundschule, instruction is predominantly in German, with emphasis on English and Ukrainian; The Grundschule focuses on developing the basic competencies in reading, writing and arithmetic. The secondary program follows a KMK-aligned plan for grades 5–10, with German as the core language of instruction, Ukrainian language and literature as a native language, Ukrainian language and culture as a foreign language, English as the first foreign language, and French as the second foreign language. Core subjects include Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, History, Geography, Ethics/Religion, Sport, Art and Music; The program leads to Abitur in grade 12. The DSK is the only school in Ukraine issuing both German and Ukrainian diplomas.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates obtain two diplomas—German Abitur (general university entrance qualification) and Ukrainian Svidotstvo (issued at grades 9 and 11). Abitur entitles admission to all German universities without additional entrance requirements and enables tuition-free study at German universities; Abitur is recognized in other European countries. Ukrainian certificates allow study at Ukrainian universities. The Deutsche Schule Kyjiw is licensed by the Ukrainian Ministry of Education and receives support from Germany, and it is the only school in Ukraine issuing both German and Ukrainian diplomas, expanding pathways to Ukrainian, German and other European higher education.

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Admissions

Enrollment for the 2026/27 academic year has begun. To apply for an interview, please fill out the application provided on the page.

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FAQs

Where is Deutsche Schule Kyiv located and what ages does it serve?

The school is at 2 Nowomostytska Street, Kyiv 04108, Ukraine. It serves students aged 1 to 18 across Grundschule (primary) and Sekundarschule (secondary), including a gymnasial Abitur pathway for grades 6–12. It is a private, co-educational, German-Ukrainian intercultural school led by Head of School Olena Kovalchuk.

What curriculum does the school follow, and which diplomas can students earn?

DSK follows a German-language curriculum with a seven-year gymnasial path to Abitur (grades 6–12). After year 11 Ukrainian students take an external ZNO and receive Ukrainian certificates; the school can award a German language diploma as well. Graduates obtain both German Abitur and Ukrainian Svidotstvo, with Abitur enabling admission to German universities.

Is Deutsche Schule Kyiv a private international school, and how is it governed?

Yes, it is a private, co-educational German-Ukrainian intercultural school. It is governed by the Association for the Establishment and Support of the German-Ukrainian Intercultural School of Kyiv (Schulverein) with a seven-member board that oversees finances, legal matters, real estate and staffing.

What are the tuition fees by year, and are there any early payment or sibling discounts?

Grundschule (grades 1–4) costs 7,150 EUR per year; Sekundarstufe I (grades 5–10) 7,920 EUR; Sekundarstufe II (grades 11–12) 8,800 EUR. There are early-payment discounts (6% for full annual payment within two weeks after the start; 3% for full half-year) and sibling discounts (second child 10%; third and further children 15%).

How does invoicing and payment work, and can I pay monthly?

Invoices are issued in four instalments: 10% in September; 30% Oct–Dec; 30% Jan–Mar; 30% Apr–Jun. September payment is due by August 15; other instalments are due quarterly on the 15th after each quarter starts. Monthly payments are possible with a 20 EUR administration fee.

How do I apply for admission for the 2026/27 academic year?

Enrollment for 2026/27 has begun. To apply for an interview, families should submit the school's application form for admissions.

What is the structure of the curriculum, and in which language are classes taught?

German is the core language of instruction for most subjects. In Grundschule, instruction is predominantly in German with emphasis on English and Ukrainian. In Sekundarstufe I, the program is KMK-aligned with German as the core language, Ukrainian as a native language, English as the first foreign language, and French as the second foreign language.

What diplomas do students graduate with, and how do these support higher education?

Graduates receive the German Abitur and Ukrainian Svidotstvo; the Abitur provides eligibility for German universities, and Ukrainian certificates support study in Ukrainian institutions. The school also offers the DIA pathway as part of its international standard for Abitur.

Which languages are taught and what are the foreign language options?

German is the language of instruction for most subjects; Ukrainian language, literature, and culture are taught within the Ukrainian program. English is the first foreign language and French is the second foreign language. Graduates achieve Abitur at a German language level of C2, English at C1, and French at B2.

What facilities support learning (labs, library, sports, etc.)?

DSK has specialist classrooms, a library, a science room (Naturwissenschafts-Raum), a dedicated sports hall, a music room, and an art room. The building includes space for different learning areas and an air-raid shelter with a generator for safety during alarms.

What does the after-school program include, and what clubs are offered?

The Ganztagsschule provides after-school care with homework supervision and a range of clubs, including theatre, sports dances, taekwondo, a creative workshop, chess, English, literature, and a Rubik's Cube club. There are also cultural celebrations and opportunities for German-Ukrainian cultural activities.

Is there an on-site air-raid shelter and how is safety planned?

Yes, the building includes a modern air-raid shelter integrated for safety during alarms, and there is a generator on site to cover power outages, ensuring learning can continue in emergencies.

What extracurricular activities are available, and how do they fit with the day program?

Extracurricular activities include theatre, sport dances, taekwondo, a creative workshop, chess, English, literature, and a Rubik's Cube club. These clubs run as part of the after-school program alongside the structured day schedule.

What student leadership opportunities exist (Student Council, School Association)?

The school has a Student Council and a School Association with a governing board, providing students with leadership opportunities and a channel to participate in school decisions and activities.

What cultural or community celebrations does the school organize?

DSK organizes celebrations that reflect German and Ukrainian culture, along with charity activities and sports competitions, promoting intercultural understanding and community engagement.

How does the school support students with language needs and SEN?

Deutsch Plus offers intensive language support for new students. The school keeps class sizes small (up to 15 students) and provides a school psychologist for wellbeing and individualized support in addition to targeted language and subject support (Förderunterricht).

What resources are available for mental wellbeing and safeguarding?

A school psychologist is on staff to support mental wellbeing. The school provides a safe environment with a robust safeguarding approach and emergency safety measures, including the on-site air-raid shelter and generator.

What is Deutsch Plus and how does it help new arrivals?

Deutsch Plus is an intensive German-language support program for new students, typically for classes 2–5/6 (with possible extension to secondary). It runs 3–5 days per week before the regular schedule to ensure participation in all subjects.

Is the school a boarding facility?

No, Deutsche Schule Kyiv is a day school and does not offer boarding.

Who governs the school and what is the governance structure?

The school is governed by the Association for the Establishment and Support of the German-Ukrainian Intercultural School of Kyiv (Schulverein) and a seven-member board responsible for finances, legal matters, real estate and infrastructure, personnel, and communications.

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