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Lviv British School

Ukraine, Lviv

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Ukrainian, English
Fees UAH 1,990 - 340,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Ukrainian, English, French, German, Spanish
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction

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.

130 Henerala Chuprynky St., Lviv, Lviv region, Ukraine, 79000

The Essentials

Lviv British School has instruction in Ukrainian, English.

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.
Diving Deeper

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).
Fees

Annual tuition at Lviv British School ranges from UAH 1,990 to UAH 340,000 for 2026/27.

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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Academics

Lviv British School teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, CBSE Curriculum.

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.
Wellbeing

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.
Parent Experience

History
Lviv British School is a private educational institution registered as Lviv British School LTD (Company No 15061925). It lists a London address (128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom) and a Lviv address (130 Henerala Chuprynky St., Lviv, Ukraine 79000).

Community
School Parliament is a student government that brings together active students to address important issues of school life. It promotes initiative, leadership and responsibility, represents students before the administration and teachers; it organizes holidays, competitions and charity events; it promotes discipline and school traditions; volunteering and community activities are part of its remit. The Parliament is formed through elections held twice a year, with students electing a Prime Minister and ministers.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Primary School Parents' Council is a structured form of interaction between the school and families. It is a vibrant community of responsible parents who work together with the school to ensure that the educational environment is safe, comfortable and conducive to the comprehensive development of each child. The Council is formed of 1-2 representatives from each class in the lower school, meets every two weeks, and serves an advisory, non-management role to gather and relay parent input and to support initiatives for the learning environment. It emphasizes dialogue, partnership and trust between parents and the school.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has Water Sport Arena, a modern aquatic complex for training and competitions in swimming, water polo, synchronized swimming and underwater swimming, with spectator seating. When built, the arena used advanced water purification and filtration technologies, ventilation, dehumidification and heating systems to ensure a comfortable environment for visitors. The on-site kitchen provides five meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks) with emphasis on hygiene and high quality standards. The school also provides a school bus and a school cafe.

Sports Facilities
Water Sport Arena is the main sports facility for swimming, water polo and synchronized swimming, with spectator seating. The arena supports training and competitions and uses advanced water treatment, ventilation, dehumidification and heating systems to maintain a comfortable environment.

Academic Facilities
The school has modern techniques and equipment.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers 30+ clubs, including Swimming Pool, Film Studio, Culinary Class, Entrepreneurship and School Radio. Other clubs include Aerospace, Artistic Swimming, Auto Modelling, Badminton, Basketball, Chess, Climbing, Cooking, Dance, Design Technology, Drama, Fencing, Football, Golf, Lego Design, Pottery Workshop, Python Programming, Robotics, Rugby, Science, Sewing, Shooting Club, Swimming, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis, Volleyball, Water Polo and Yoga/Stretching.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school runs 30+ clubs for development, including Python Programming, Robotics, Science, and Design Technology. The Great Expedition, created by students, is a board game that teaches English and broadens knowledge of geography, history, and nature through interactive tasks. The School MBA programme is one of the school projects. Study tours and excursions broaden horizons and apply English in real-life contexts.

Arts & Creative
Arts and creative clubs include Drama, Dance, and Filmstudio. Culinary class, Lego design, and Pottery workshop offer hands-on creative experiences. Film Festival and Art Gallery are school projects that celebrate student creativity.

Cultural & Language
Study tours in Western Ukraine and study trips abroad expose students to different cultures. English language camps support language development through immersive experiences. Study tours and excursions broaden cultural understanding and practical language use.

Social & Hobbies
The programme includes 30+ clubs spanning sports and hobbies such as Football, Rugby, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Swimming, and Water Polo. It also offers hobby and performance clubs such as Chess, Lego Design, Pottery Workshop, Drama, Dance, Filmstudio, Culinary class, and Entrepreneurship, plus School Radio. There is a Camp and regular excursions as part of student life.

Community & Service
The Charity Foundation brings together businesses, companies and citizens to help those in need and to support Ukraine. It funds education, grants talented students, and provides humanitarian aid, assistance to soldiers, and support for orphans. It also runs initiatives to promote charity and volunteer projects and invites donations and volunteers to participate.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership opportunities are provided through the School Parliament and through student governance. The Entrepreneurship club offers practical business and leadership experiences. The School MBA programme is a school project that develops business thinking and professional skills. School projects and clubs support ongoing leadership and professional development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Wellbeing is supported by a swimming pool and a Yoga/Stretching club. Camps and excursions provide outdoor experiences that support physical and mental health. A wide range of sports clubs, including Football, Rugby, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, and Water Polo, promote fitness and teamwork.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include Ukrainian (state language), English, French, and German. In the primary program foreign languages are English and French; in the secondary program foreign languages include English, German, and French. High school offerings include English, German, and French.

Bilingual Teaching
Two-language education is provided in which Ukrainian instruction is supplemented by learning subjects in English. In the primary school (ages 6–11), students follow the Ukrainian curriculum and progress through Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 under the Cambridge International Curriculum.

Immersion Programs
English learning is a daily immersion in a modern international environment. Subjects are taught in English as part of the bilingual approach, enabling students to think and communicate in English across the curriculum.
Admissions

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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