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CIS International School – Skolkovo Campus

Instructs in English, Russian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees RUB 14,640 - 24,010

Type Co-educational

Located in Odintsovo district near Moscow, CIS International School – Skolkovo Campus offers a private international education for ages 3 to 18. The Cambridge program runs alongside the Russian curriculum across Early Years, Primary and Secondary, with International Private Kindergarten for ages 3-5, Primary ages 5-11, and Secondary ages 11-16, followed by Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Levels for 16-18. The international faculty comes from the UK, Australia, Canada, the USA, South Africa and other countries. Facilities include science labs, art and crafts studios, an ICT room, a Dance Hall, and a library with over 3,000 books. The campus hosts a full in-house kitchen serving four meals daily, and extensive outdoor spaces, including a football field and climbing frames. A nurse, psychologist and speech therapist support wellbeing; students benefit from bilingual education and a broad range of clubs spanning music, robotics, languages, and public speaking. The campus emphasizes collaboration and leadership.

Location

143085, Russia, Moscow region, Odintsovo district, Zarechye, Berezovaya St., 2

Stages

Early Years: Pre-Nursery and Nursery (2.5–3 years); Reception (4 years). Primary School: Year 1–4 (5–8 years); Year 5–6 (9–10 years). Secondary School: Year 7–9 (11–13 years); Year 10–11 (14–15 years). Sixth Form: Year 12–13 (16–17 years)

Type

Private international school

Additional learning support

Health care available: a school nurse, a psychologist, and a speech therapist

School day structure

The school day starts at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m.; clubs or extended care are available

Application / Entrance / Capital fee
- Entrance (one-time) fee: EUR 6,000 per family (does not depend on number of children). The entrance fee is payable once on enrolment and is non‑refundable. Capital fee for Pre‑Nursery, Nursery and Reception: EUR 0; for other year levels the capital / entrance fee is EUR 6,000.

Tuition fees — published annual rates for the 2026/27 academic year (standard band: 1 July 2026 — 18 June 2027)
- Early Years — Pre‑Nursery & Nursery (age 2.5–3): EUR 14,640 per year. Equivalent per term (5 academic terms): EUR 2,928 per term.
- Early Years — Reception (age 4): EUR 16,390 per year. Equivalent per term (5 terms): EUR 3,278 per term.
- Primary School KS1–KS2 (Years 1–4, age 5–8): EUR 20,880 per year. Equivalent per term (5 terms): EUR 4,176 per term.
- Primary School KS2 (Years 5–6, age 9–10): EUR 21,380 per year. Equivalent per term (5 terms): EUR 4,276 per term.
- Secondary School KS3 (Years 7–9, age 11–13): EUR 21,660 per year. Equivalent per term (5 terms): EUR 4,332 per term.
- Secondary School KS4 (Years 10–11, age 14–15): EUR 23,420 per year. Equivalent per term (5 terms): EUR 4,684 per term.
- Sixth Form (Years 12–13, age 16–17): EUR 24,010 per year. Equivalent per term (5 terms): EUR 4,802 per term.

Published early / discounted payment band (for reference)
- The school publishes a lower/early payment band covering 21 March 2026 — 30 June 2026. Annual amounts for that early band are published alongside the standard band and will be applied when payment falls into that date range. (Annual amounts are listed in the school's published 2026/27 fee schedule.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition varies by the published payment date (the school publishes an early payment band and a standard band). A discount system and payment plans are offered (details are handled by Admissions). Payments are made in Russian Rubles and converted at the Central Bank rate on the date of payment; if the Central Bank rate is below 100 RUB = 1 EUR the school applies a fixed rate of 100 RUB per EUR.
- The school's academic calendar is organised across five terms during the academic year; the per‑term equivalents above were calculated by dividing the published annual fee by five to match the published term structure.

Boarding / accommodation
- No boarding or residential programme fees are published for the Skolkovo campus. Transport (school bus) is offered as a paid service when available; boarding accommodation is not listed as an option for the Skolkovo campus.

Other costs and what is / is not included
- School transport (where available and by route) is published as RUB 250,000 per school year (charged separately from tuition). Tuition fees include school meals three times a day and all books for all year levels. Tuition fees do not include transport services, summer courses, or the school uniform (uniform cost is not published).

Refund information
- The entrance / enrolment fee is non‑refundable. No separate publicly published comprehensive tuition refund table or withdrawal refund schedule is published alongside the fee schedule.

Fee payment options (channels)
- The school's published fee page specifies currency and conversion rules (payments are taken in Russian Rubles at Central Bank rate) and notes payment plans are available; the fee page does not list specific payment channels (for example, bank transfer details, credit card acceptance, or online payment providers) on the public fee page. Parents are advised to confirm accepted payment channels directly with Admissions or Finance at the time of invoicing.

Discounts
- A 5% sibling discount is published for the second and subsequent enrolled children. Corporate agreements and payment plans are offered subject to arrangements with Admissions.

Summary of missing / not‑published items
- The school's public fees page (2026/27) publishes annual tuition bands, the entrance / capital fee, transport charge, inclusion of meals and books, the currency conversion rule, and availability of payment plans and sibling discount, but it does not publish: (a) a complete tuition refund / withdrawal reimbursement table, and (b) specific payment channels or bank details (e.g., explicit mention of bank transfer, credit card acceptance, or card processors). These items are normally provided at contract/invoice stage or by Admissions.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school fosters a culture of cooperation where students exchange ideas, create joint projects, and develop team and leadership skills. Students learn to manage their time and participate actively in school life, with creativity, experiments, and sports helping each student discover and develop their talents. Bilingual education is a central feature, broadening international career prospects for graduates. The environment supports individual interests and talents through collaboration and project work.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Health and wellbeing support is provided through on-site staff, including a nurse, a psychologist, and a speech therapist who are available to assist students. A Lead Psychologist is part of the campus team, and these roles form part of the student welfare provision. The school's welfare framework is supported by these specialists as part of everyday school life.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Bilingual education is a core aspect of the CIS program. English language instruction is delivered by international teachers, supported by an ESL teacher on staff. This structure supports learners of English across the curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing

A nurse, a psychologist, and a speech therapist are available to assist students throughout their school journey. The Lead Psychologist is part of the campus team, providing mental wellbeing support as part of overall student welfare. The school emphasizes ongoing wellbeing and access to welfare staff as part of daily life on campus.

Safeguarding

The campus provides 24/7 security and conducts regular safety drills. On-site health care is available, including a nurse. A psychologist and a speech therapist support safeguarding and student welfare. Facilities include labs, a canteen, dance hall, and play areas to contribute to a safe and secure environment for students.

Admissions

1. Submit an Application. Submit via the online application form or by calling +7 800 775 42 70 to start the admissions process. The online form is available through the campus admissions pages. 2. Assessment. The assessment can take place during a campus visit or at a later date. The type of assessment varies by age, but for most ages it includes an English and Maths test and an interview with the School Psychologist, and children under 10 may also meet with a speech therapist. The assessment is conducted in a child-friendly, playful manner to determine readiness and any extra needs, and parents receive feedback from specialists. The cost of the entrance assessment depends on the campus: Skolkovo 30,000 RUB; Gorki 30,000 RUB; Moscow 20,000 RUB; Saint Petersburg 15,000 RUB; Tashkent 750,000 UZS. 3. Acceptance. If the child is deemed a suitable fit and a place is available, reserve a place by completing the Application Form and paying the Entrance Fee. Most students join CIS in September, but admissions are possible throughout the year depending on space. 4. Documents. The following documents are required along with the Application Form: Child's Birth Certificate; Child's passport and their identity card (Russian) or visa (non-Russian); Passport of one of the parents and their identity card (Russian) or visa (non-Russian); Two passport-size photographs of the child; One passport-size photograph of the adult(s) who will collect the child; Medical and health records for the child; Signed medical insurance declaration; Any available academic transcripts from previous schools (if applicable). Copies of all documentation will be made by the admissions office.

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