Heritage International School – Leninsky Campus

Russia, Moscow

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Russian

Fees RUB 1,520,000

Ages 3 - 7 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), EYFS (Early years foundation stage)

Taught languages English, Russian, Mandarin

Strengths Languages

Stages Early Years, Preschool, Primary School

Introduction

Heritage International School – Leninsky Campus is an international kindergarten and early years campus in Moscow, located on Krupskoy Street 1, near Universitet metro station. It serves children aged 3 to 7 with Cambridge Curriculum for ages 3 to 7 aligned with EYFS, and a Russian curriculum delivered by Russian teachers. Qualified educators from the UK and other English-speaking countries teach the British component, while Russian teachers deliver the Russian programme. The campus comprises a two-storey kindergarten building with its own fenced promenade. Facilities include an on-site kitchen serving five meals daily, a nurse, a psychologist, and a speech therapist, with opening hours from 8:00 to 19:00. Learning materials and textbooks are provided. The school fosters a bilingual environment from early childhood and prepares learners to study within both curricula. Programmes are complemented by city trips, paid extra clubs, Themed Week, a House System, and extracurricular activities. A welcoming environment.

Moscow, Krupskoy str. 1 (near Universitet metro station)

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Location

Leninsky Campus is in the southwestern district of Moscow, at Krupskoy Street 1, near Universitet metro station. It is a new two-storey kindergarten building with its own fenced promenade. Two educational programmes are offered: British and Russian.

Stages

Nursery, Reception, Year 1–Year 2 (ages 3–7).

Type

Private international kindergarten and early years campus.

Additional learning support

On-site nurse, psychologist and speech therapist.

Country affiliation

British curriculum (United Kingdom).

School day structure

Opening hours 8:00 to 19:00; five meals a day served on-site.

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Fees

Application & entrance fees
- A one-time Capital (entrance) Fee is required at admission to the campus; the Capital Fee is stated as one-time and non‑refundable.

Tuition fees by year group (Leninsky Campus, 2026/2027)
- Nursery (age 3–4): RUB 1,520,000 per academic year.
- Reception (age 4–5): RUB 1,520,000 per academic year.
- Year 1 – Year 2 (age 5–7): RUB 1,520,000 per academic year.
- Standard instalment breakdown for Leninsky: three equal instalments. When the annual fee is paid in three equal instalments, each instalment is RUB 506,667 (annual fee ÷ 3, rounded to the nearest ruble).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Leninsky Campus uses a standard payment plan of three equal instalments for the academic year.
- A one-time Capital Fee applies; that Capital Fee is non‑refundable.
- The published fee structure includes different pricing windows elsewhere on the group's fee pages (pricing varies by contract/payment timing at other campuses); Leninsky's listed tuition figures are shown as the annual amounts above.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable to Leninsky Campus. The campus operates as a day Early Years / primary campus (children up to age 7) with daytime services and meals.

Other costs and additional charges
- Items included in the published tuition price for Leninsky: learning materials and textbooks, five meals a day, and classes with a psychologist and speech therapist as required; city trips are listed as included.
- Items explicitly listed as additional (charged separately): school uniform, paid extra clubs (after‑school activities), and summer school. Specific prices for these items are charged in addition to the annual tuition.

Refund information
- The Capital (entrance) Fee is one-time and non‑refundable. No separate refundable deposit is listed for Leninsky; no additional campus refund schedule for instalments or pro‑rata tuition refunds is provided on the published fee pages.

Fee payment options
- The published information for Leninsky specifies the instalment structure (three equal instalments) and the one-time Capital Fee; specific payment instruments (for example, bank transfer or credit/debit card) and formal step-by-step payment instructions are not detailed on the published fee pages. Parents should use the campus contact channels to arrange payment under the stated instalment plan.

Academics

Curriculum

Two educational programmes are offered: British and Russian. It teaches a Cambridge Curriculum for children aged 3 to 7 and prepares learners for the Russian curriculum. Qualified educators from the UK and other English-speaking countries teach on-site; Russian curriculum instruction is delivered by Russian teachers. The campus includes an on-site kitchen with five meals a day, a nurse, a psychologist, and a speech therapist. Opening hours are 8:00 to 19:00. The campus is located at Moscow, Krupskoy Street 1, near Universitet metro station.

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Admissions

1. Contact the Admissions team to enquire about what packages and places we have available. 2. Fill in the Application Form. 3. Bring your child to an appointment with the Psychologist and Admissions Team. 4. Provide us with the documents needed for the contract. 5. Sign the educational agreement and make the payment. 6. If you plan admission in September, we can give support and advice on preparation for school.

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FAQs

Where is Heritage International School – Leninsky Campus located?

Heritage International School – Leninsky Campus is in Moscow at Krupskoy Street 1, near Universitet metro station. It is a private, co-educational day campus for children aged 3–7, offering two educational programmes: British (Cambridge Curriculum) and Russian. The campus runs from 8:00 to 19:00 and provides an on-site kitchen with five meals a day, plus a nurse, a psychologist and a speech therapist.

What curricula are offered and who teaches them?

Leninsky Campus offers two curricula: the Cambridge Curriculum for ages 3–7 (British programme) and the Russian curriculum. The British curriculum is taught on-site by qualified educators from the UK and other English-speaking countries, while the Russian curriculum is delivered by Russian teachers. The school supports a bilingual environment from early childhood.

What is the school type and daily schedule?

It is a private international, co-educational day kindergarten/early years campus. Hours are 8:00 to 19:00, with five meals a day served on-site. There is no boarding option at Leninsky Campus.

What is the tuition for 2026/2027 at Leninsky Campus?

The tuition is RUB 1,520,000 per academic year for Nursery (age 3–4), Reception (4–5) and Year 1–Year 2 (5–7). Fees can be paid in three equal instalments, each of RUB 506,667. In addition, there is a one-time Capital Entrance Fee that is non-refundable.

Is there a Capital Entrance Fee and what does it cover?

Yes, there is a one-time Capital Entrance Fee paid at admission and it is non-refundable. The Capital Fee is separate from the annual tuition and is required for admission to Leninsky Campus.

What other costs are in addition to tuition?

Items included in the tuition include learning materials, textbooks, five meals a day, and city trips. Additional charges apply for the school uniform, paid extra clubs, and summer school. The campus uses a three-instalment payment plan and does not list a refundable deposit.

What is the admissions process for Leninsky Campus?

The process starts with contacting the Admissions team to check availability, then submitting the Application Form. The prospective pupil meets the psychologist and Admissions Team for an appointment, provides required documents for the contract, signs the educational agreement, and makes payment. If admission is planned for September, staff provide support and advice on preparation.

How are classes taught in terms of language?

The British programme is taught in English by qualified educators from the UK and other English-speaking countries. The Russian programme is delivered by Russian teachers. The school supports a bilingual environment across the curricula from early childhood.

Are city trips included as part of the curriculum?

Yes, city trips are included as part of the learning experience and complement both the Cambridge and Russian curricula.

What facilities does Leninsky Campus have?

Leninsky Campus is a two-storey kindergarten building with its own fenced promenade near Universitet metro station. It offers two educational programmes for ages 3–7 and provides an on-site kitchen with five meals daily, a nurse, a psychologist and a speech therapist, with learning materials and textbooks provided.

Are there dedicated sports facilities on site?

The data does not list dedicated sports facilities for Leninsky Campus. The campus offers a range of co-curricular activities and a House System, but specifics on sports facilities are not provided.

What learning materials are provided to students?

Learning materials and textbooks are provided as part of the tuition. City trips are included as part of the learning experience, and on-site support services (nurse, psychologist, speech therapist) are available as needed.

What extracurricular activities and clubs are available?

The campus offers paid extra clubs and a Themed Week program. It also runs a House System with four houses and supports co-curricular activities across various areas.

How does the House System work?

There are four Houses—Aquarius, Leo, Libra and Taurus. Pupils earn House Points for achievements in academics, social and sporting activities, and the House Cup is awarded at the end of the year.

What wellbeing and safeguarding provisions are in place?

The school provides an on-site nurse, a psychologist, and a speech therapist to support wellbeing. Its safeguarding framework includes Child Protection, and there is a service for children and parents to seek help when needed. A Growth Mindset approach underpins wellbeing and values education.

How is language support provided for international families?

English is taught by highly qualified international teachers, with lessons starting from early on. There is an Integrated Russian Programme, and native-speaking teachers are invited to bring international experience; an additional foreign language is offered.

Is a school uniform available, and is it required?

A school uniform is available for purchase for an additional fee. The information does not specify whether it is mandatory, so families should check with Admissions for exact requirements.

What is the governance structure of the Leninsky Campus?

Leninsky Campus is part of the Heritage International School network, which operates across Moscow and Tyumen through multiple entities. The network includes LLC Heritage School Sokolniki and ANEO Heritage International School Sokolniki, among others, with local campuses aligned to the group's governance.

What languages are taught and how is bilingualism supported?

English and Russian are taught, with the Cambridge Curriculum delivered in English and the Russian curriculum delivered in Russian. The school fosters a bilingual environment from early childhood and uses native-speaking and bilingual teachers to support language development across the curricula.

Is there a formal parent association or community events?

The data does not provide information about a PTA or specific community events for Leninsky Campus.

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