Novopecherska School

Ukraine, Kyiv

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Ukrainian, English

Fees UAH 11,000 - 13,750

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 550

Type Co-educational

Opened 2014

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Vietnamese Curriculum, Canadian Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, German, French, Spanish, Mandarin

Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Performing Arts

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Novopecherska School in Kyiv is a private institution offering grades 5–11 with Ukrainian and blended Canadian programs that lead to the Manitoba High School Diploma. The upper years emphasize teamwork, 21st-century skills, and creative projects, with internships for career orientation and psychologist support. English is the main language of instruction, and the Ukrainian-Canadian Diploma Program (U-CAN) runs in years 8-11, delivering Canadian subjects such as English Language Arts and Mathematics alongside Ukrainian studies; a second language is available (German, French, Spanish, or Chinese). The campus covers 9,585 m² on a closed autonomous campus, with a 3,426.5 m² zone, interactive boards in every classroom, individual tablets for all students, and SMLS system. Facilities include a sports complex (1,280 m² outdoor stadium, 649 m² sports hall, 450 m² outdoor court), art and music studios, a library, and a medical block. Signature programs include Leader in Me and Microsoft Showcase School designation worldwide.

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01103, Ukraine, Kyiv, str. Verhoglyada Andriy (Andriia Verkhohliada), 9‑B

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The Essentials

Location

Kyiv, Ukraine; located in the centre of Kyiv in the Novopechersky Lipky district.

Stages

Preschool groups; Primary School (grades 1–4); Secondary School (grades 5–7); High School (grades 8–11).

Additional learning support

A dedicated support class for children with special educational needs.

Country affiliation

Canada (Manitoba High School Diploma offered through the Blended Program).

School day structure

Preschool: arrival 8:30–8:45; activities 9:00–12:00; lunch 12:00–12:30; rest 12:30–13:30; activities 13:30–15:00; electives 15:00; some children go home around 15:00; full day ends around 17:45–18:00. Primary (grades 1–4): arrival 8:30–8:45; classes start 9:00; schedule includes several 40–60 minute lessons with short breaks; day ends around 16:55–17:55. Secondary and High School (grades 5–11): start 9:00; two to three 40–60 minute blocks before lunch, then afternoon sessions and electives; the day typically ends 18:00. Escorting and picking up students are organized by grade level (see school hours and pickup rules).

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Fees

Application fees

- Registration / entrance fee for admissions: UAH 2,800 (non‑refundable).
- Separate registration fee for participation in the Manitoba (Canadian) integrated programme: USD 400 (non‑refundable where applied).

Tuition fees (2026/2027 academic year) — live (on‑site) and remote formats

Live ("Наживо") — annual tuition: fees are billed in US dollars as follows. The school operates an academic year in two semesters; per‑semester amounts below are the annual amounts divided into two equal semester payments.

- KDP‑4 (preschool preparation) — USD 11,000 per year; therefore USD 5,500 per semester (calculated).
- KDP‑5 (preschool preparation) — USD 13,150 per year; therefore USD 6,575 per semester (calculated).
- Grades 1–11 — USD 13,750 per year; therefore USD 6,875 per semester (calculated).

Externtat (external study) — per semester:

- Grades 5–11 — USD 375 per semester.

Distance (remote) — per semester (format without on‑site reservation):

- Grades 1–4 — USD 650 per semester.
- Grades 5–11 — USD 850 per semester.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is organised in two semesters; invoices for each semestral payment are issued and payment deadlines follow the school's payment period rules. Typical payment deadlines in the school contract framework are: payment for the first semester due by May 15 and payment for the second semester due by November 30 (parents pay within the invoice's payment term).
- Tuition billed in US dollars is collected in hryvnia at the dollar selling exchange rate used by the school's designated bank (the seller rate of USD↔UAH at Oschadbank).
- Invoices and payment notices are communicated via the school's electronic systems; when making a bank transfer parents must include the contract number, full name of the student and the payment purpose as required by the school.

Boarding / accommodation

- The school does not offer boarding as a standard, ongoing paid service for regular enrolments. Housing arrangements are provided in occasional scholarship or special programmes for students from other cities under separate terms.

Other costs and optional charges

- School uniform: one set of school uniform is included in the live (on‑site) tuition package for students (preschool pupils are excluded from the included set). Additional uniform items or replacements are an extra cost to parents.
- Personal learning device: a personal learning gadget is listed as included in the live tuition package. Parents should expect the school to supply one device as part of on‑site fees; damage or loss policies may require reimbursement.
- Meals included in live tuition: the live format includes on‑site catering (number of meals depends on age: four meals for preschool preparation classes, three for grades 1–4, two for grades 5–11). Parents may order additional meal options: breakfast and/or an afternoon snack at UAH 3,240 per month (prepayment) or UAH 180 per individual meal (pay‑as‑used).
- Additional on‑site food service cost (reference from contract appendix for semestral catering in prior appendix): food service was listed at USD 550 per semester under earlier terms; the school currently publishes optional meal monthly prices in hryvnia as noted above.
- Extracurricular creative clubs and sports sections are included in the live tuition package; specialised or external activities if offered may carry separate charges.
- Manitoba (Canadian) integrated programme: where chosen, there is a separate programme charge structure (semesters and specific programme registration fees apply) and a non‑refundable USD 400 registration/licence fee is applied.

Refund and adjustment information

- Registration / entrance fees specified for admissions are non‑refundable.
- For the Manitoba programme the programme registration fee (USD 400) is non‑refundable when parents decline the programme after payment.
- The contract states that amounts paid are not refunded in cases of contract termination or student expulsion for reasons specified by the school (for example, breach of rules or unsatisfactory conduct or academic mismatch as determined by the school's bodies). Adjustments when the school itself moves instruction to remote format do not reduce the educational fee; the school applies a meal‑service discount per day not delivered on site in such circumstances.

Fee payment options and practical payment instructions

- Online payments: the school supports online payments via Privat24 (general and for PrivatBank clients); the online payment flow is available through the school's payment portal. Transaction commission for the listed online flow is a nominal UAH 1.
- Bank transfer / wire: bank transfer payment is accepted; when paying by bank transfer parents are required to indicate the contract number, the student's full name and the payment purpose in the payment details. The school uses a designated bank exchange rate for converting USD invoiced amounts to UAH.
- School electronic system (School Today): the school issues invoices and communicates payment information through its School Today system; parents are expected to follow invoice instructions and payment periods as set out in the contract and payment notices.

Discounts

- Sibling discount: 5% discount on live (on‑site) tuition for families with two or more children enrolled. The sibling discount is applied to on‑site tuition and to the Manitoba programme tuition where relevant; it does not apply to distance learning fees.
- Service discount for Armed Forces (ZSU): a 10% preferential discount applies for parents who are members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on presentation of the specified ID.

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Academics

Curriculum

The school offers a curriculum for grades 5–11 that emphasizes 21st-century skills, teamwork, and creative projects, and includes the Leader in Me leadership program. Theory is reinforced with practical application, and language-practice trips abroad support language and cultural exchange. In senior years there is career orientation with internships at leading Ukrainian and international companies, psychologist support, and preparation for higher education admissions, including a grade-10 profile choice (mathematical, economic, humanitarian, or chem–biological). The Ukrainian–Canadian Diploma Program (U-CAN) runs for 8–11, combining Ukrainian and Canadian curricula; the Canadian component is taught entirely in English and leads to the Manitoba High School Diploma. Subjects under the Canadian program include English Language Arts, Mathematics, Canada in the Contemporary World, Reading and Thinking, Health, Physical Education, and Career Development; English is the main language of instruction, with a second language option such as German, French, Spanish, or Chinese. All students use ICT with personal tablets, and foreign languages are taught by native speakers paired with Ukrainian teachers.

Exam Results

First graduates of the Ukrainian-Canadian Program in 2022 received both the Ukrainian certificate and the Canadian High School Diploma. Canadian diploma credits (Manitoba High School Diploma credits) are recognized by foreign higher education institutions without additional verification. The Canadian credential is recognized in Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, the United States, and other countries.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have access to higher education worldwide. The Ukrainian-Canadian Diploma is recognized in Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, the United States, and other countries. Since 2022, graduates have progressed to universities abroad through the program's international recognition and direct-entry pathways.

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FAQs

Where is Novopecherska School located?

The school is in central Kyiv, in the Novopechersky Lipky district, housed in its own building on a closed autonomous campus.

What levels does the school serve?

Novopecherska School covers preschool through Grade 11, with levels for Preschool, Primary (grades 1–4), Secondary (grades 5–7), and High School (grades 8–11). The Ukrainian–Canadian Diploma Program runs for grades 8–11 and leads to the Manitoba High School Diploma.

What curriculum options exist, including the Ukrainian–Canadian Diploma Program (U-CAN)?

The school follows a Ukrainian curriculum with a Ukrainian–Canadian Diploma Program (U-CAN) for grades 8–11, delivering the Manitoba High School Diploma. The Canadian component is taught in English, with English as the main instruction language and additional languages available.

What are the tuition fees for live on-site and distance learning?

Live on-site tuition for Grades 1–11 is USD 13,750 per year (divided into two equal semesters). The Ukrainian–Canadian Program (KDP‑4 and KDP‑5) has separate annual fees of USD 11,000 and USD 13,150 respectively. Distance learning costs USD 650 per semester for Grades 1–4 and USD 850 per semester for Grades 5–11; external study for Grades 5–11 is USD 375 per semester.

Are there discounts or scholarships?

There is a 5% sibling discount on live tuition (and Manitoba program tuition where relevant). Members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine receive a 10% discount with the appropriate ID.

What is included in live tuition regarding uniforms, meals, and devices?

Live tuition includes a basic uniform kit (preschool is excluded) and a personal learning device. On-site meals are included, with the number of meals depending on age (four for preschool, three for grades 1–4, two for grades 5–11); additional meals are available at extra cost.

What is the Ukrainian–Canadian Diploma Program (U-CAN) and Manitoba diploma?

U-CAN runs for grades 8–11, blending Ukrainian and Canadian curricula and leading to the Manitoba High School Diploma. The Canadian component is taught in English, credits are recognized by many higher education institutions, and the diploma supports international study opportunities.

How is English taught and what languages are available?

English is the main language of instruction, taught by native English-speaking teachers together with Ukrainian teachers. From grade 5, students may study a second foreign language (German, French, Spanish, or Chinese), with native-speaker instruction from grade 9 onward.

How does the school support higher education admissions?

In senior years there is career orientation with internships at Ukrainian and international companies, psychologist support, and preparation for higher education admissions. Since 2022 graduates of the Ukrainian–Canadian program have progressed to universities abroad through international recognition and direct-entry pathways.

What facilities does the campus offer for academics and sports?

The campus spans 9,585 m² with high-tech classrooms and a tablet for every student, a library, and dedicated arts spaces. Outdoor facilities include a 1,280 m² stadium with five tracks, a 450 m² outdoor basketball court, and a 649 m² sports hall with a climbing wall; there are also dance, pottery, and art studios and a medical block.

What leadership or SEL programs exist?

Leader in Me is a key leadership and social-emotional learning program, including workshops to develop leadership skills and collaborative practices, supported by grade rotation and group work.

What clubs and activities are offered beyond class?

There are wide-ranging clubs in arts and crafts (Felting, Art, Pottery, Theatre improvisation, Paper Fantasy, BookArt, Storytelling, Fashion Studio), music and performance (Piano, Vocal, School band, Ballroom), literature and discussion (Literature clubs, Storytelling), and creative design activities (3D Pen, Technocardboard, Modelling) plus after-school electives.

What SEN support is available?

There is a dedicated support class for children with special educational needs, operating full-day with an individualized plan and one-on-one or small-group instruction delivered by specialists and assistants.

How is EAL and mental wellbeing supported?

English is taught as the first foreign language by native-speaking and Ukrainian teachers. Mental wellbeing is supported through social-emotional learning, careful monitoring of wellbeing, and safeguarding measures alongside health care services.

What is the uniform policy?

Uniform is mandatory; a basic uniform kit is provided with live tuition, and there are clear guidelines on appearance. If a student arrives without uniform, a spare is provided to be used the next day.

Is boarding available?

Boarding is not offered as a standard service; housing arrangements may be provided in occasional scholarships or special programs for students from other cities under separate terms.

Is the school recognized as a Microsoft Showcase School?

Yes, Novopecherska School is recognised as a Microsoft Showcase School for technology-enabled learning.

How is the Manitoba Diploma recognized internationally?

The Manitoba High School Diploma credits are recognized by foreign higher education institutions and support direct-entry pathways to universities abroad; the credential is recognized in Canada, the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, the United States and other countries.

Are there immersion or bilingual language options beyond English?

English is the first foreign language for grades 1–11, taught with native-speaking and Ukrainian teachers. From grade 5, a second foreign language (French, Spanish, German, or Chinese) is available, taught by native speakers from grade 9 onward.

What community events and traditions does the school host?

The school maintains traditions such as a birthday on April 1, Graduates Day, and Leadership Day; every Monday the national anthem is performed in corridors; the W5H competition involves students and parents; there are events like Tourists' Gathering, First Bell and Play Day, and environmental awareness activities.

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