Admission rules

Students are admitted to the lyceum without competitive assessment according to the assigned catchment area. Children living outside the catchment area may be admitted only if places are available.

Transfer to another school requires a certificate confirming acceptance by that school.

Students unable to attend school for health reasons have the right to individual learning under the Ministry-approved Individual Learning Regulations. Appropriate learning conditions are provided for children with special educational needs.

For enrolment at the lyceum, except Year 1 admission, parents or guardians must submit:

• an application addressed to the lyceum headteacher;
• a copy of the child's birth certificate or student's identity document;
• the student's personal file;
• a medical record;
• an education document;
• an inclusive resource centre's comprehensive assessment report for a child with special educational needs (where applicable).

Under Article 18 of the Law of Ukraine on General Secondary Education, Ministry Order No. 367 of 16.04.2018 and Ministry letter No. 1/9-227 of 05.04.2019 on Year 1 admission, children enter primary school Year 1 without competitive assessment.

Children entering Year 1 at the school serving the area where they live may not be refused admission.

If Year 1 applications from outside the catchment area exceed available places, priority goes to those whose applications were registered earlier.

Year 1 documents

Parents or guardians provide:

1. A parental application.
2. A copy of the birth certificate.
3. Medical certificate form No. 086 - 1/0.
4. Preventive vaccination record No. 063/0.

Children normally enter Year 1 from age six when ready for school.

Enrolment deadlines

Documents are accepted until 31 May.

If applications on 31 May do not exceed available places, an order enrolling all children is issued by 1 June. Their list is published at the school.

If places remain, the lyceum publishes availability on its website. Applications continue until 1 September while places are available.

Year 10 admission is based on a competitive assessment of basic secondary education certificates. Year 9 graduates may apply regardless of residence. Priority is given to students living in the lyceum's catchment area. The admissions committee requires:

1. a personal application using the template, addressed to the headteacher;
2. the original basic secondary education certificate and its supplement;
3. the mandatory preventive medical examination results certificate No. 86-1/0.

Applicants also submit copies of diplomas, awards and other documents demonstrating abilities in their chosen specialism and academic or creative achievements.