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O2 School - Navrotskoho Campus

Ukraine, Lviv

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Ukrainian, English
Fees UAH 3,500 - 5,500
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2019
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English
Typical class size 16
Strengths STEM, Languages, Outdoor Education
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

O2 School – Navrotskoho Campus operates across four campuses in Lviv and Vinnyky, offering a bilingual, dual-programme education from preschool through lyceum. The Cambridge International Programme begins at age four, with 50% of instruction in English, and runs alongside the Nova Ukrainian School (NUSh), a full Ukrainian programme licensed for grades 1–9. Preschool (ages 4–6) is bilingual with language immersion and a focus on critical thinking and creativity; Primary (1–4) is taught in Ukrainian and English in small classes of up to 16. Middle School (5–9) emphasizes Cambridge Checkpoint preparation through project work; Lyceum (10–12) provides senior‑level international education, university preparation, NMТ courses, and profile options in a bilingual environment. Facilities span four campuses, including Lemkivska 15 with a private gym and Navrotskoho 39 with a large outdoor play area. Extracurriculars exceed 15 clubs—robotics, programming, football, aerial acrobatics, dances, chess, and drawing. The school day runs 08:30–19:00.

Navrotskoho 39, Lviv, Ukraine

The Essentials

O2 School - Navrotskoho Campus has typical class sizes of 16, instruction in Ukrainian, English.

Location

Navrotskogo 39, Lviv, Ukraine. It is one of four O2 School campuses located in Lviv and Vinnyky. It hosts Primary School (1-4 classes), Preschool (4-6 years), and Nursery (1.5-4 years). It features a large playground.

Stages

Nursery (1.5-4 years), Preschool (4-6 years), Primary School (1-4 classes)

Additional learning support

Individual approach to learning and psychological support are provided.

Country affiliation

Ukraine

School day structure

Monday to Friday, 08:30–19:00; full-day program with lessons, meals, walks, clubs and homework.
Diving Deeper

Food Options

Healthy meals; in-house kitchen with fresh preparation; 3-4 meals per day, taking into account the child's needs and allergies.
Fees

Annual tuition at O2 School - Navrotskoho Campus ranges from UAH 3,500 to UAH 5,500 for 2026/27.

Application / registration fee
- A one‑off annual (registration/materials) fee is required for acceptance. The public contract for the Navrotskoho campus (grades 1–5) sets this one‑off annual fee as the UAH equivalent of USD 620; this payment must be made within the timeframe specified for acceptance and is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (by programme / year group) — amounts, per month, per year and per term
- Navrotskoho campus (public contract for grades 1–5):
- Monthly tuition: equivalent to USD 350 per month.
- Academic months billed: 10 months per year (September–June). Annual tuition (10 months): equivalent to USD 3,500.
- Per‑semester option: each semester payment = 50% of the annual tuition (i.e., equivalent to USD 1,750 per semester, when paying by semester as permitted).
- First‑year total due on enrolment (first month + one‑off annual fee): monthly tuition (USD 350) + one‑off annual fee (USD 620) = USD 4,120 (plus any optional/additional services such as meals or extra activities). Payments are made in UAH at the interbank USD sell rate specified in the contract.

- Public campus pricing summary (standard monthly tariff table shown for 2026):
- School (general primary/elementary programme) — USD 550 per month. Annual tuition (10 months): USD 5,500. Per‑semester payment (50% option): USD 2,750. Meal fee shown separately (USD 70/month).
- Preschool (дошкілля) — USD 430 per month. Annual (10 months): USD 4,300.
- Kindergarten (садок) — USD 400 per month. Annual (10 months): USD 4,000.
- Note: the school's published location‑by‑location price list gives the monthly breakdown above; the legally binding public contract for a specific programme/campus (for example the Navrotskoho grades 1–5 contract) contains the definitive tariff for that contract.

Meals / catering
- Meal provision is contracted separately with an approved food service provider. The public pricing summary lists a separate meal charge for the Navrotskoho campus (example: USD 70 per month for the school programme); however, food is delivered under a distinct food‑services contract and billed according to that contract's tariff. International exam fees and external exam registration costs are not included in tuition and must be paid separately.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing basis: payments are required only for educational months; the number of billed months in the academic year is 10.
- Due dates (Navrotskoho public contract, 2026/27 example):
- One‑off annual (registration/materials) fee: to be paid for acceptance as specified in the contract (payment window specified in the contract; the contract example requires this payment within three working days for acceptance).
- First month: due by 21 August 2026 for the 2026–2027 year (contract example).
- Subsequent monthly payments: due by the 21st day of the current month that precedes the calendar month being paid for (i.e., pay by the 21st of the prior month).
- Semester option: the contract allows payment per semester in two equal instalments (each = 50% of the annual tuition); the first instalment is required for acceptance and the second by 21 December of the academic year.
- Annual option: the contract permits a single annual payment for the full year (by agreement or as specified).

Currency, conversion and invoicing
- All payments are made in the national currency (UAH) and are calculated as the UAH equivalent of the USD tariff using the interbank USD sell rate published on the specified rate source (the contract references the interbank USD sell rate on the minfin currency page) as of the previous business day before invoicing/payment. The contract sets the formula used to convert the USD tariff to UAH for each payment.

Boarding / residence
- Boarding is not provided at the Navrotskoho campus; the campus operates as a full‑day day school (no boarding fees apply).

Other fees and additional costs
- One‑off or recurring additional costs that are not included in the tuition tariff and are billed separately (per the contract) include: international exam and registration fees (Cambridge and other exams), extracurricular clubs and sections (gуртки), camps and trips, any special courses (e.g., extra preparatory classes), textbooks and certain teaching materials where indicated, and separate catering charges. The contract explicitly states international exam fees are not included and are charged to parents separately. Bank/payment system commissions are not included in the fee and are payable by the payer.
- Discounts noted in the published pricing framework: 10% discount for a second child in the school programme, 5% discount for a second child in preschool/kindergarten, 5% discount for full annual payment (10 months), and specific concessions for military personnel on the entrance fee. A tax deduction (up to 18% of tuition) may be available under Ukrainian tax rules where applicable.

Refunds, cancellations and non‑payment
- Payments already made (prepayments and fees) are non‑refundable in general. The contract states that prepayments and paid amounts are not refundable and that absence from school (holidays, sickness, quarantine, military situation, etc.) does not result in reduction or refund of tuition. The contract also allows the school to terminate the contract for cause and in such cases financial amounts previously paid are not returned. Specific procedures for contract termination, return of school property and outstanding obligations are set out in the contract.

Payment methods and account details
- Payment method required by the published contract: bank transfer in UAH to the school's current account (bank details appear in the contract). The contract provides the school's bank account (example: account at a Ukrainian bank as shown in the contract) and states the legal requirement to pay via bank transfer to that account; the contract also permits agreed annual or semester single payments and specifies the conversion formula from USD to UAH. Bank/payment system commission fees are payable by the payer.

Summary example (Navrotskoho, 2026/27 contract figures for grades 1–5)
- One‑off annual materials/registration fee: equivalent to USD 620 (non‑refundable).
- Monthly tuition (billed 10 months): equivalent to USD 350/month. Annual tuition (10 months): USD 3,500.
- First‑year total on initial acceptance (one‑off fee + first month tuition, before optional extras): USD 4,120 (plus any separate meal contract, exam fees, clubs, etc.).
- Payment currency: UAH (converted from the USD tariff using the contract's specified interbank USD sell rate). Payment due dates and instalment options follow the contract schedule (first month by 21 Aug 2026; monthly by 21st of preceding month; semester 50/50; annual single payment allowed).
Academics

O2 School - Navrotskoho Campus teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum

Cambridge Programme is offered with 50% of instruction in English for children from age 4, preparing students for international exams. The Nova Ukrainian School (NUSh) provides a full Ukrainian program that complements the international program and is licensed for grades 1–9. Preschool (4–6 years) offers a bilingual program with language immersion and development of critical thinking and creativity. Primary School (1–4) provides education in Ukrainian and English with small classes up to 16 students and an individualized approach. Middle School (5–9) emphasizes in-depth study with Cambridge Checkpoint preparation, project work, and critical thinking. Lyceum (10–12) offers senior-level international education, university preparation, NMТ courses, profile classes, and a bilingual environment. The school combines Ukrainian and Cambridge programs in one campus network across four locations in Львів and Винники.

Student Teacher Ratio

Up to 16 students per class.

Higher Education Progression

Lyceum provides preparation for universities in Ukraine and around the world.

Gifted and Talented

More than 15 clubs and sections, including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art; STEM-focused learning with project-based activities supports development of talents and hobbies.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

We create a unique educational environment where each child can realize their potential. There are over 75 specialists: teachers, native-language staff, and psychologists, with regular trainings and international qualifications. Psychological support is available as part of student services. Fifty percent of lessons are taught in English by native speakers, creating a bilingual environment. The Cambridge Programme runs alongside the New Ukrainian School, supporting bilingualism, international exam preparation, and overall personal development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Fifty percent of lessons are taught in English by native speakers. Students naturally acquire two languages through immersion. The Cambridge Programme provides language-rich instruction and prepares students for international examinations. Staff includes native-speaking specialists who support English language development.

Mental Wellbeing

Psychological support is available to students. There are psychologists among the staff. An individual approach is taken to each child, considering their pace, interests, and needs. Regular staff training supports wellbeing initiatives and best practices in student support. The environment emphasizes personal development and a supportive atmosphere.
Parent Experience

Community

O2 School operates four modern campuses in Lviv and Vinnyky: Lemkivska 15 (Lviv), Navrotskogo 39 (Lviv), Kvytky-Osnovyanenka 9 (Lviv), and Vinna Hora 8v (Vinnyky). The school offers a bilingual program with 50% of lessons in English and a Cambridge Programme, alongside the New Ukrainian School Ukrainian program. It provides more than 15 clubs, including robotics, programming, sports, dance, chess, and art, and runs both city-based camps and Carpathian camps year-round. The campuses feature well-equipped classrooms, gyms, and playgrounds.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

O2 School Navrotskoho Campus operates across four campuses in Lviv, serving preschool through early secondary levels. Each campus features outdoor spaces for children, including a private gym and a playground at Lemkivska 15, a large outdoor play area at Navrotskoho 39, and inviting outdoor spaces at the other campuses such as a cozy courtyard or a spacious yard. The Lemkivska 15 campus offers Primary (1-4), Middle School (5-9), Preschool (4-6), and Nursery (1.5-4). The Navrotskoho 39 campus provides Primary (1-4), Preschool (4-6), and Nursery (1.5-4). Ukrainian and Cambridge international programs are offered together in one school.

Sports Facilities

Lemkivska 15 has its own gym and a playground. Navrotskoho 39 features a large outdoor play area. Kvitky-Osnovyanka 9 offers a cozy courtyard for outdoor learning and play. Vinna Hora 8v provides a spacious yard for outdoor activities.

Academic Facilities

Cambridge Programme provides 50% of instruction in English for children from age 4 and prepares students for international exams. The New Ukrainian School (NUШ) provides a full Ukrainian educational program that complements the international program. The school is licensed for grades 1 through 9. Ukrainian and Cambridge programs are offered in one school.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Over 15 clubs and activities are offered, including robotics, programming, football, aerial acrobatics, Eastern dances, chess, self-defense, drawing, and more.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Robotics • Football • Programming. A STEM approach emphasizes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through project-based learning and critical thinking, including robotics. The Cambridge Programme provides 50% of instruction in English for children aged 4 and up, preparing students for international exams. The school offers Cambridge International education alongside the New Ukrainian School programme.

Arts & Creative

Drawing is offered as part of the arts program. There are over 15 clubs including sports, dance, chess, and art. Eastern dances and aerial acrobatics are available. Art and creative activities support talent development and hobbies.

Cultural & Language

The school operates in a bilingual environment with 50% of lessons taught in English by native speakers. It follows the Cambridge International Programme alongside the New Ukrainian School programme. Students are prepared for international exams through Cambridge.

Social & Hobbies

There are over 15 clubs covering sports, dance, chess, and arts, fostering talents and hobbies. Self-defense is among the clubs offered. These activities promote social interaction and personal interests.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The Navrotskogo campus features a large outdoor play area. The school day runs from 08:30 to 19:00, Monday to Friday. Students have access to sports facilities and recreational spaces.
Languages

Language Provision

Languages taught are Ukrainian and English. The New Ukrainian School (NUSh) Ukrainian-language program complements the international Cambridge Programme. Cambridge Programme provides 50% of instruction in English for children from age 4, and the school combines Ukrainian and Cambridge curricula to offer a bilingual environment across the grades.

Bilingual Teaching

The school provides bilingual education in Ukrainian and English. A bilingual preschool program serves children aged 4-6, and the primary grades 1-4 offer Ukrainian and English instruction with small classes up to 16 students. The Cambridge Programme provides 50% of instruction in English for children from age 4, and the upper grades maintain a bilingual environment with Cambridge preparation.
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