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World School and Lyceum - Holosiievo Campus

Ukraine, Kyiv

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Ukrainian
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Ukrainian
Strengths STEM, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

World School & Lyceum, Holosiievo Campus in Kyiv, offers an integrated international and domestic program for primary and secondary students. The campus delivers Cambridge International Primary and Secondary curricula taught in English alongside the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) curriculum, with Rostok also included. Lessons run from 8:00 to 19:00, with formal class blocks from 8:00 to 16:30 and after-school activities until 19:00. Small classes of 15–20 students are mentored by tutors, enabling differentiated, inquiry-based learning. Core English-language subjects include ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum; the NUSh program covers Ukrainian language and literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education. The Holosiievo Campus is located at 83A Yuri Zdanovska Street. Learning spaces are designed for safety and eco-friendliness, with contemporary equipment and security systems. The school emphasizes trust, mutual respect, collaboration, and responsibility in daily life. This combination supports bilingual development, critical thinking, and global learners.

Yuriia Zdanovskoi (Yuliia Zdanovska) Street, 83A, Holosiievo, Kyiv, Ukraine

The Essentials

World School and Lyceum - Holosiievo Campus has instruction in English, Ukrainian.

Location
Kyiv, Holosiievo campus on 83A Y. Zdanovska Street. World School & Lyceum operates multiple Kyiv campuses: Obolon (25B V. Ivasyuka Avenue) and Poznyaky, and a Lviv campus at 7 Kozelnytska Street near Striy Park.

Stages
Preschool for ages 4–6; Primary for grades 1–8. The program consists of two integrated parts: an international program taught in English and the Ukrainian NUSh program, with Cambridge International Primary & Secondary, NUSh, and Rostok offerings.

Additional learning support
Differentiated instruction with small class sizes (15–20 students). Each student works with a mentor and tutors who tailor learning to interests, abilities and pace.

Country affiliation
Ukraine

School day structure
Full-day program from 8:00 to 19:00. Classes run 8:00–16:30; after-school care from 16:30 to 19:00 includes English Speaking Club, Think Like a Mathematician club, group extracurricular activities and projects, independent work with a tutor, snacks and drinks.
Diving Deeper

Food Options
Snacks and water are provided during the day.

Governance and Ownership
World School & Lyceum is a network of licensed international schools in Ukraine.
Fees
Application (Entrance) fee
- A one‑time entrance (registration) fee is charged at enrolment. Example amount published for a Kyiv campus is UAH 20,000 (one‑off).

Tuition fees by year group and billing format (Holosiievo Campus)
- No campus‑specific public fee table for the Holosiievo (Golosievo) campus is published in the school's campus price pages. For reference, individual campuses publish tuition as an annual amount covering the school year (September–June, 10 months).
- Example (Kyiv campus published amount): UAH 169,000 per academic year (September–June, full‑day programme). This example illustrates the school's typical presentation of tuition as an annual sum rather than a per‑term value.

Per‑term / per‑month breakdown
- Where a campus publishes an annual tuition amount it is presented as the total for the academic year (September–June). A per‑term or per‑month breakdown is not published for the Holosiievo campus; published campus pages show the annual sum and the school's statement that payment is made “according to the payment schedule chosen by parents.”

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The admissions process includes signing the contract and payment of the entrance fee and of tuition according to the payment schedule chosen by the family. The school's enrollment steps list payment of the entrance fee and tuition as part of finalising admission. Specific billing dates, term divisions or installment deadlines per campus (including Holosiievo) are not published on the campus price pages.

Boarding / residential fees
- No boarding or residential programme fees are published for the Holosiievo campus; World School & Lyceum operates full‑day school programmes and does not list boarding fees on campus price pages.

Other costs and optional fees
- Meals: catering is offered but is charged separately at campuses that state this; published campus information notes that food is paid for separately by parents.
- After‑school clubs and activities: example published rates for extracurricular sessions are UAH 250 per lesson (per activity session).
- Seasonal camps and holiday programmes have separate pricing; example published camp prices include rates such as UAH 7,900 for a 1‑week mission‑style camp and higher rates for multi‑week sessions (camp prices are published separately from tuition).
- Learning materials: the full‑day international programme notes that learning materials, textbooks and many didactic materials are included in the cost where indicated on campus price pages.
- Extra‑curricular providers (music, martial arts, robotics etc.) and their per‑session charges are listed for campuses as optional paid activities; example session price published is UAH 250 per session.

Discounts and sibling concessions
- Published concession examples include a −5% discount for each additional child from the same family and a −5% discount for annual (one‑time) payment where published for a campus.

Refunds and withdrawal
- No campus‑level public refund or withdrawal policy text is published on the campus price pages for the Holosiievo campus; contract terms and the signed enrollment agreement govern refunds and cancellations. Parents should use the campus contact details to request the school's contractual refund terms.

Payment methods and options
- Specific payment methods (for example bank transfer, card payment or online payment portal) are not listed in the campus price pages. Payment timing is described as per the family's chosen payment schedule in the admissions steps; for payment method details contact the campus office directly.

Holosiievo (Golosievo) campus contact for fees and payment arrangements
- Holosiievo campus phone and contact details are published for direct enquiries about campus‑specific fees, instalment options, payment methods and contract terms: +380 67 233 4040 (Kyiv, Holosiievo). Use the campus contact to request the Holosiievo fee schedule for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year and the campus contract's refund and payment terms.

Summary (what is available in published campus price pages)
- Published campus price pages present fees as: a one‑off entrance fee, an annual tuition figure for the academic year (September–June), optional separately charged catering, optional paid clubs (example UAH 250 per session), seasonal camp fees and sibling/annual‑payment discounts. Exact Holosiievo campus numeric schedules for 2026/27 or 2025/26 are not published in the campus price pages; numeric examples above are taken from a published Kyiv campus fee page that shows the school's fee components and example amounts.
Academics

World School and Lyceum - Holosiievo Campus teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
World School & Lyceum combines two integrated components: an international program taught in English and the NUSh (Nova Ukrainian School) domestic program; Rostok is also included. The international component follows Cambridge International Primary & Secondary, while the domestic component follows NUSh. Core English-language subjects include ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum, while the NUSh program covers Ukrainian language and literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education. Learning is inquiry-based with small classes (15-20 students) and a differentiated approach led by mentors and tutors who tailor learning to each student. Assessment is for learning, with progress tracking, student self-assessment, interactive tests, and regular feedback sessions with parents; the school day runs 8:00–19:00, with 8:00–16:30 for class blocks and 16:30–19:00 for after-school activities; the Holosiievo Campus is located at 83A Yuri Zdanovska Street, Kyiv.

Student Teacher Ratio
15-20 students per class

Higher Education Progression
Graduates have opportunities to enter leading universities worldwide.

Gifted and Talented
Differentiated approach; mentors and tutors tailor instruction to individual interests and abilities; set learning goals; track progress.
Parent Experience

Community
World School & Lyceum fosters a culture built on trust, mutual respect, openness, and responsibility, where the individuality of students and teachers is valued. Classes are small, with 15–20 students per class, and each student works with a mentor and tutors to tailor progress. The learning environment is safe and environmentally friendly, featuring functional furniture, modern technology, a wide range of materials, and safety systems. The community emphasizes active learning, interdisciplinary projects, and real‑world application, guided by experienced teachers who are fluent in Ukrainian and English and supported by invited specialists.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
World School & Lyceum program consists of two integrated parts: the international program taught in English and the NUSh (New Ukrainian School) state program. The learning spaces are designed to support student development in a safe, eco-friendly environment. The learning space includes functional furniture, computers, projectors, screens and modern equipment, plus a full range of software materials and textbooks; security systems are in place. The school uses proven and internationally certified materials, teaching methods, and approaches. The school culture is built on trust, mutual respect, openness, responsibility, and collaboration toward a common goal.

Academic Facilities
The school uses only proven and internationally certified materials, teaching methods, and approaches. The learning base consists of scientific information in education and science, materials and methodologies from certified organizations, and Ukrainian and international certified school programs appropriate to students' ages. Core subjects are taught in English, with emphasis on English-language instruction for core disciplines. The international program includes ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives, and Co-curriculum, while the NUSh program covers Ukrainian language and literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music, and Physical Education.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-curriculum (electives) is offered as part of the World School & Lyceum program.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
World School & Lyceum offers two integrated programs: Cambridge International and the New Ukrainian School (NUSh), with bilingual instruction and a focus on mathematics, English and science. The international program is taught in English and includes ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives and Co-curriculum. The NUSh program includes Ukrainian language and literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music and Physical Education. Learning is a process in which students learn through motivation and active participation rather than passive teaching.

Arts & Creative
The NUSh program includes Art and Design and Music. Ukrainian language and literature, Geography, History, Music and Physical Education are also included in the NUSh curriculum. Integrated lessons and projects connect Arts with other subjects to apply creativity in real contexts.

Cultural & Language
All teachers and tutors are experienced professionals who fluently teach in Ukrainian and English. The school culture is built on trust, mutual respect, openness and responsibility. Personalities of students and teachers are valued above all. The learning environment supports different learning styles and encourages independence and collaboration toward common goals.

Social & Hobbies
Co-curriculum (electives) is part of the World School & Lyceum program. Classes have 15–20 students, and each student works with a mentor and tutors tailored to interests, abilities and pace. Integrated lessons and projects promote collaboration and practical application. These elements encourage active participation and the pursuit of individual interests.

Leadership & Professional
All teachers and tutors undergo multi-stage interviews, testing, mandatory training and certification, and annual attestation. A mentor and tutoring system supports individualized learning and progress tracking. The school culture emphasizes trust, honesty, safety, mutual respect, responsibility, and collaboration toward shared goals.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The environment is safe and ecologically designed to support student development. Learning spaces include functional furniture, computers, projectors, screens, modern equipment and safety systems. Physical Education is included in the program. Trust, respect, responsibility and collaboration underpin daily life at the school.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the language of the international program and ESL is provided; Ukrainian language and literature are part of the NUSh program; Ukrainian and English are used for instruction and communication; NUSh includes Ukrainian language and literature, art and design, geography, history, music, and physical education.

Bilingual Teaching
English and Ukrainian are used as languages of instruction and communication.

Immersion Programs
English-language international program integrated with the New Ukrainian School (NUSh) program.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
Cambridge International School
Cambridge English Qualifications
License of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Admissions

Admissions
Location: Kyiv, Holosiievo, 83A Zdanovska Street. 1) Online registration for a meeting with the school. Parents register online to schedule a meeting with school representatives. This initial contact allows families to learn about the programs and admissions timeline. A confirmation of the appointment is sent to the family. 2) Meeting with school representatives. During the meeting, representatives present an overview of WORLD SCHOOL & LYCEUM, including two integrated programs: Cambridge International program taught in English and the New Ukrainian School program. Families can ask questions and assess fit for both student and family. This step helps families decide whether the school's approach aligns with their expectations. 3) Signing the Contract (Addenda). The contract and any addenda are signed to formalize enrollment. This document outlines terms of study, fees, and schedule. Families should review content and ask questions before signing. 4) Entrance testing and interview with the child and parents. The school conducts entrance testing and an interview with the child and parents to evaluate readiness and fit. The process considers academic readiness and behavioral alignment with the school's approach. Both child and parents participate in this step. 5) Payment of the entrance fee and tuition according to the chosen schedule. Fees must be paid in accordance with the selected timetable. The school provides a schedule and payment options. Upon payment, enrollment proceeds to the next step. 6) Preparation of documents for admission. Parents prepare the documents listed by the school: personal file (certificate of 9th grade) and academic transcript; vaccination card (Form 63); one 3x4 photograph; identification code; birth certificate copy; copy of Ukrainian passport (if available). The school may request additional documents as needed. Documents should be prepared prior to enrollment. 7) Enrollment of the student for the academic year and meeting with the class teacher. The student is enrolled for the upcoming academic year and will meet the class teacher. This meeting confirms placement and introduces the student's teacher and class, and outlines the learning plan for the year.
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