Frequently asked questions
What families ask us most before applying.
Before you apply
Do children need to know Russian to enrol?
No. Russian is taught as a foreign language from Kindergarten and teaching is adapted to each student's level, including those who join in higher grades.
From what age do you accept students?
From Kindergarten, age 4. For Kindergarten, the child must reach the required age before March 31 of the school year.
Which levels does the school offer?
Kindergarten (ages 4 and 5), Primary (grades 1–6) and Secondary (grades 7–11).
Which languages are taught?
Spanish, English and Russian from Kindergarten. In Secondary, English is taught in groups by level (basic or intermediate).
What is the admissions process?
Contact the school, parents' interview with the Principal, the student's psychological interview and submission of documents. Details are on the Admissions page.
Which documents are required?
A copy of the birth certificate, ID of the student and parents, and a water or electricity bill. Each level also asks for a few specific documents.
Do you accept students coming from abroad?
Yes. Certified and validated school records are required; if there are none, a placement test is given according to Peruvian regulations.
How is the school year organised?
In four terms, each with classes, an assessment week and a break.
Do you help students study in Russia after school?
Yes. We take part in cultural events and arrange scholarships so our graduates can study at Russian universities.
Would you like to visit us?
Book an interview with the Principal and tour our facilities in San Miguel, Lima.