Most popular international schools in Kyiv

Lycée Français Anne de Kyiv is a French international day school in Kyiv for ages 3–18, with the maternelle/early primary site at 21, rue Lypynskogo and the collège-lycée site at Tulchynska Street 5. The school is conventionné with AEFE and follows the French Ministry of National Education programs. Classes are taught in French, with Ukrainian language and culture integrated; since its first graduating class, all pupils have obtained the French baccalaureate. Ukrainian students receive a Ukrainian certificate, while Parcoursup provides access to higher education in France. Facilities include a cantine, a gym, climbing facilities, a playground, a CDI with French-language novels and an online library, and a supervised study room. DELF exams are offered with school support. Signature activities include Poésie: la voix du cœur, the Festival Anne de Kyiv, theatre and choir, and multilingual projects. The school emphasizes civic and cultural activities and participates in AEFE initiatives.

Architecture and Engineering Collegium A+ (AIC+) is a modern educational complex in Kyiv that brings together kindergarten, primary and secondary schools, a specialized lyceum, and extracurricular programs under the A+ Educational Holding. It sits at 14 Mrii Street in RC Faina Town and 4V Reheneratorna Street in Comfort Town. The school offers Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula alongside the American High School Diploma, blending the state education standard with early specialization in architecture, engineering, IT, and related disciplines. In middle school (grades 5-9) students study natural sciences with original courses such as architectural physics in English, IT, engineering design, urbanism, descriptive geometry, bionics, and history of architecture and art, while drawing and design are integrated into projects. In grades 9-12, pupils pursue a career-guided lyceum curriculum with a portfolio and collaboration with employers, with pathways to Cambridge or the American Diploma. The program emphasizes project-based learning, teamwork, and international credentials.

Pechersk School International Kyiv is a not-for-profit international school for ages 3 to 18, located in Holosiivska district. The school teaches the International Baccalaureate across the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme, and offers a Ukrainian Ministry-accredited general education programme. It is the first full IB World School in Ukraine. English is the main language of instruction, supported by English as an Additional Language and Language Acquisition services. The campus comprises three blocks for Early Years, Primary and Secondary, with dedicated classrooms, a Primary library, Art and Music spaces, and Makerspace to support hands-on learning. Specialist facilities include a 25-meter heated swimming pool, a 1,000-square-meter double gym with a climbing wall, science laboratories and a design workshop. The school emphasizes safety with three authorised bomb shelters, a power generator and CCTV. Extracurriculars include Week Without Walls and a Co-Curricular Programme with arts, athletics, STEM and service activities.

The British International School Ukraine, Pechersk Campus, is a private bilingual international school in Kyiv for ages 3 to 18. Located at 1 Andriia Verkhohliada Street, it delivers a dual British/Ukrainian curriculum with Cambridge Pathway taught in English alongside Ukrainian provisions. The campus is Cambridge-authorised and offers Cambridge Primary and Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE/GCSE and A Levels. English-medium instruction is supported by EAL and small class sizes with a dedicated mentor for each student. Facilities include spacious classrooms, outdoor sport areas, and a large site with 24/7 security, CCTV, an equipped shelter and a generator. The environment is bilingual, with on-site wellbeing support from psychologists and three balanced meals daily. Enrichment covers entrepreneurial and leadership programmes, plus arts and music activities. After-school clubs include Art Club and football; the school participates in Voices Around the World. Pechersk is the first Cambridge-authorised school in Ukraine.

Kyiv International School is an English-language nonprofit day school in Kyiv serving students from age 2 to secondary graduation. Located at 3A Svyatoshynsky Provulok, it serves Kyiv's diplomatic and business communities. The school offers an English-language international curriculum with AP courses and the IB Diploma Program in the Secondary School, along with intensive English support. Mastery Learning concepts are integrated into the IB program. The school emphasizes 21st-century skills—critical thinking, problem solving, leadership, collaboration, cultural awareness, and digital literacy—through a holistic, student-centered approach. Languages offered include Ukrainian, French, German and Spanish, with external DELF and Goethe exams. Facilities include a park-like campus with a Big Library, 24/7 security, indoor pool, and dedicated spaces for technology/robotics, music, art, STEM, and a recording studio. Sports facilities include indoor gyms, a climbing wall, a soccer field, a running track, and an outdoor playground. KOZAK ArtFest and Maker Space support arts and maker activities.

European Collegium is part of educational holding including Little Europe Kindergarten, European Collegium School, EC Distance Education Center. The Kyiv and Vienna campuses offer a Bespoke Curriculum to nurture each student's talents. The school operates from 8:00 to 19:00 and provides three meals daily, with licensed kindergarten on Kyiv campus. From elementary school, students study foreign languages, mathematics, and studios and activities such as fencing, judo, football, track and field, dance, chess, art, STEM, robotics, programming, choir and drama. The Intellect Ukraine program supports engaging learning through varied tasks. In middle school, subjects are profiled into natural sciences and social sciences/humanities, with some courses taught by native English-speaking teachers to support deeper immersion in English. The senior Maturant track (grades 10-11) offers pre-university study with preparation for ZNO and IELTS, plus university admissions guidance and volunteering opportunities. The EC group provides learning spaces across Ukraine and Austria, including distance education.

Ukrainian Global School is a network of educational institutions in Kyiv for children aged 2 to 18, comprising two kindergartens and primary and secondary schools. The main campus is at 6B Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue, Kyiv; kindergartens are at 6B Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue and Kosohirnyi Lane, 10. The school offers Cambridge International curricula (Centre UA 023) for Early Years, Primary (Checkpoint), Lower Secondary (Lower Checkpoint), and Cambridge IGCSE (grades 10–11), authorized December 19, 2025. The program uses a path across pillars: Best teachers, Academic excellence, Unique educational experiences, Leadership for the common good, and a Modern environment. English-language components are integrated at middle and upper levels, with bilingual content for students. Facilities include classrooms with spaces for sports, dance, and assembly, a STEAM science lab, EdTech such as iPads, MacBooks, 3D printers, robotics, and a rooftop mini-field. After-school clubs run 2:30–8:00 PM, promoting global citizenship and collaboration with a global mindset.

World School and Lyceum - Kyiv operates a network of licensed international campuses in Kyiv. The school offers two integrated programs: Cambridge (Primary and Secondary) and the New Ukrainian School (NUSh). The Cambridge program is taught in English and includes ESL, Maths, Science, ICT, Global Perspectives and a Co-curriculum. The NUSh program, government-approved, delivers Ukrainian language and literature, Art and Design, Geography, History, Music and Physical Education in Ukrainian where applicable. Class sizes range from 15 to 20 students, with mentors and tutors supporting individual progress. The school uses modern international materials and teaching methods, with learning spaces furnished with functional furniture, computers, projectors, screens and safety systems. Facilities are designed to be safe and eco-friendly. Co-curriculum electives supplement core subjects and integrate arts with STEM through cross-disciplinary projects. The campus network includes Obolon, Poznyaky and Holosiiv sites, reflecting the school's multi-campus model. Facilities and programs emphasize student well-being everywhere.

LIKO-school in Kyiv operates across two campuses: Liko Lyceum, at 5a Compositora Meitusa Street, and Primary School, at 7b Samiyla Kishki Street. The curriculum follows Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Secondary, and Cambridge IGCSE, with English taught in bilingual classes and CLIL approaches to language learning. Expatriate teachers from the UK support English-language subjects, and the school pursues international exam preparation and language camps in Ukraine and Europe. An IT-integrated environment provides personal iPads for students in grades 5–11, multimedia-enabled classrooms, and a STEM centre for programming and robotics. The school plans a double-degree online program with Arizona State University and operates LEO (Liko Education Online) for distance learning. Languages offered include English, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese. SportLiko covers eight sports; the arts are supported through DrumArt and Bel Canto partnerships; and Red Cross volunteering underpins service learning. The school serves more than 700 students with Cambridge education, STEAM, and project-based learning.

Liko Lyceum is the lyceum arm of Liko School in Kyiv, operating as a full-day program from 08:00 to 19:00 with a primary school on a separate campus. The curriculum blends the New Ukrainian School foundation with experimental programs and a strong emphasis on English. In the primary grades Ukrainian language, mathematics, I Explore the World, and physical education provide core learning, while English-language components include English, Singapore-method mathematics, science, and art. By the end of grade 4, students reach CEFR A2 in English, and bilingual education runs through grades 1–9, with expatriate UK teachers and options to study German, Chinese, French, or Spanish from grade 2. The school supports integrated, project-based learning through a STEM centre and an IT centre, plus distance learning via LEO. Middle and high school follow the Technological Lyceum program with competence-based learning and English-language science, maths, ELA, and social studies. The campus values collaboration.