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MCS School

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Russian
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 1 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Australian Curriculum, Indian Curriculum, CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)
Typical class size 16
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Leadership and Professional, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

MCS School in Moscow offers a diverse international program for ages 1 to 18. The curriculum spans British, Cambridge IGCSE, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Cambridge Primary/Secondary, CBSE, Indian, and Australian pathways. An English kindergarten for ages 1–7 combines British English with preparation for schooling in Russian. MCS Preschool nurtures talent through art, sport, and interaction with professionals; eight foreign languages are taught, with children speaking English and Russian by age five. The day includes English instruction, science, physical education, choreography, cultural holidays, art, music, trips, and outdoor activities. Individual development cards follow British standards and are issued quarterly. The Russian Programme prepares students for VPR, interim assessments, OGE, EGE, and the state certificate, blending federal standards with project-based learning. The Development Program features choreography, sport, IT, design, music, cooking, and arts, supported by field trips and Culture Holidays. Student leadership and an English-language focus foster an internationally minded community for curious learners.

Krasnoproletarskaya St., building 16, structure 11 (16c11), Moscow

The Essentials

MCS School has typical class sizes of 16, instruction in English, Russian.

Location

Center of Moscow, Russia. A modern school in the center of Moscow.

Stages

Preschool (Kindergarten for ages 1–7); Primary (Years 3–9); Secondary (Years 10–13).

Type

Private day school.

Additional learning support

Individual support for each student.

Country affiliation

Russia.

School day structure

There is no daily homework. Reading in Russian and English is assigned for the weekend or at school. In senior classes, from Year 8/Year 10 it is necessary to work on GCSE/A-level papers at home; starting from Year 9/Year 11, classes are held on Saturdays. The academic year runs September 1 to May 31 for Year 3-9 and until June 30 for Years 10-13, with one week of holidays after every five weeks and longer two-week holidays at Christmas.
Fees
Application fees
- There is no published, mandatory application or enrolment fee for full‑time school places.
- Summer programmes and the summer kindergarten run without an enrolment fee.

Tuition fees by programme / year group
- Full‑time, day‑school annual or per‑year tuition by year group (Kindergarten through Year 13) is not published on public school pages and therefore not available here.
- Weekend British school (structured programme delivered as a term/trimester): 12‑week trimester fee — RUB 210,000 per trimester. Billing is shown per 12‑week trimester.
- English after‑school (afternoon full‑day programme for schoolchildren): fees start from RUB 130,000 per month (monthly billing indicated).
- English classes for schoolchildren (term/trimester format): fee for a 12‑week trimester — RUB 210,000 per trimester.
- Summer full‑day English city camp (weekly pricing): standard full‑day weeks are shown at RUB 65,000 per week for many themed weeks; other summer programmes are shown in the range RUB 42,000–RUB 62,000 per week for summer kindergarten; some specialised weeks (e.g., Career Camp) are shown at RUB 65,000 per week and other themed weeks at RUB 52,000. Billing for summer programmes is shown on a weekly basis.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Weekend British school: charged per 12‑week trimester (term).
- English after‑school: presented as a monthly fee ("from" figure indicates variable pricing by group or level).
- Summer programmes and summer kindergarten: charged by week (weekly payment options shown). Some summer programmes explicitly state there is no enrolment fee.
- No public, detailed terms and conditions for full‑time tuition billing schedules (for example, termly vs. annual invoicing, deposit requirements, late‑payment penalties) are published on the public pages.

Boarding fees
- MCS is presented and operated as a full‑time day school and summer/kindergarten/camp provider; there is no mention of a residential or boarding provision and therefore no boarding fees are applicable.

Other costs and typical extras
- Meals: five meals per day are provided as part of school programmes; no separate published per‑term or per‑month charge for standard school meals is listed.
- School uniform: MCS uses a school casual uniform (red sweatshirts with school logo paired with beige trousers or skirts); the uniform is mentioned but uniform pricing is not published.
- Transport / collection: after‑school collection from other schools is offered for an additional fee (an extra charge is indicated for collection services).
- Extracurricular, specialised and short‑course programmes (for example evening/weekend courses, camps, design or master‑class products) have separate published prices where shown (see summer and after‑school listings above).

Refund information
- No public, detailed refund or withdrawal policy for full‑time school tuition is published on the school's public pages. Summer programmes explicitly advertise "summer without enrolment fee," but specific refund or cancellation terms for booked weeks are not published on public pages.

Fee payment options
- Public pages list contact details (phone numbers and an administrative email) and reference company requisites, but they do not publish explicit, detailed lists of accepted payment methods (for example, which card networks are accepted, whether online card payment, direct bank transfer, or standing orders are accepted). Families are directed to contact the school for billing and payment instructions.

Summary of available, publishable fee figures (for database use)
- RUB 210,000 — Weekend British school / 12‑week trimester.
- RUB 130,000 — English after‑school starting monthly fee ("from" figure).
- RUB 65,000 — Typical full‑day summer camp week (selected themed weeks).
- RUB 42,000–RUB 62,000 — Summer kindergarten weekly range.
- Up to 50% scholarship on tuition is offered for Olympiad winners or very high entrance results (scholarship levels are advertised up to 50% off tuition).

Notes on items not publicly published (so not included above): full‑time, per‑year tuition rates by year group; any formal application or registration fee for full‑time enrolment; detailed refund/cancellation policy for full‑time places; and explicit accepted payment methods and banking details for routine fee payments. These items were not published on the school's publicly available pages.
Academics

MCS School teaches British Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Australian Curriculum, Indian Curriculum, CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 1 to 18.

Curriculum

MCS School offers an English kindergarten for children aged 1 to 7 years. An English kindergarten combines a British English program with preparation for school in Russian. MCS Preschool is a place for talented children; every child is talented and is given opportunities to explore talents through art, sports, and interaction with people from different professions. Eight foreign languages are taught; by age five, children speak, read and write in English and Russian. The program includes English all day, science, physical education and choreography, cultural holidays, art, music, trips, and outdoor activities. Individual development cards by British standards are issued four times a year.

Gifted and Talented

MCS Preschool emphasizes individuality and talent. Every child is considered talented and is given opportunities to develop talents through art, sports, and exposure to different professions.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school emphasizes social and emotional development. Self-confidence, emotional intelligence, and the ability to communicate, negotiate, resolve conflicts constructively, cooperate with others, and accept one another are developed in daily activities by teachers, class mentors, and participation in school events. Growth mindset is a core principle, encouraging students to take risks, learn from mistakes, and strive to improve. Creativity and critical thinking are strengths developed through creative projects and involvement in planning school events. Students are prepared to communicate with audiences and engage in open dialogue, reflecting strong interpersonal skills and responsible behavior.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school is described as an English school in Moscow and teaches in Russian with an English-language component through the British curriculum. The admissions process includes testing in English and Russian, indicating English language assessment is part of entry. There are English-language offerings such as English camp and English afterschool programs. Foreign languages are listed under academic programs, with English as a dedicated area of study. English supports access to international universities through the IGCSE/A-level track.

Mental Wellbeing

The school supports mental wellbeing through daily development of self-confidence and emotional intelligence. Students build the ability to communicate, negotiate, and resolve conflicts constructively. Cooperation and acceptance of others are fostered through daily activities and school events. A growth mindset encourages resilience, risk-taking, and learning from mistakes. Interpersonal skills and respectful interaction are reinforced as part of the school's culture.

Safeguarding

The school creates a safe environment. It is a territory free from bullying, bad habits, rudeness, disrespect and unacceptable behavior. The system of school rules provides a comfortable learning environment for each student while maintaining personal boundaries and the opportunity for self-expression.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

MCS School is an English school in Moscow offering a Russian Programme and an A-level pathway. The Russian Programme prepares students for VPR, interim assessments, OGE, EGE, and the state certificate, while maintaining curiosity and independent thinking. Teaching combines federal standards with modern approaches, including independent and group work, project-based learning, research tasks, IT-enabled presentations, and educational excursions.

Arts & Creative

The Development Program includes Choreography, Sport, IT, Personal Growth, Design, Music, Cooking, and Arts. Arts is a key focus of the program, with opportunities for creative projects and practical tasks. Field trips and Culture Holidays supplement arts and creative experiences.

Cultural & Language

Foreign languages are part of the academic program, including English language classes for children and English language camps. English classes for schoolchildren use native-speaking teachers, with Cambridge English certificates and regular assessments. Culture Holidays and the Weekend British School contribute to multicultural and language-learning experiences.

Social & Hobbies

Students are described as open, self-confident, friendly, and capable of expressing their opinions. The code of conduct is set by older students who serve as positive role models. Leadership is encouraged through the Student Council and the School Newspaper; a Head of the Student Council leads student initiatives.

Leadership & Professional

Student leadership is supported through the Student Council and the School Newspaper, with older students acting as role models. Meet an Interesting Person brings professionals and ideas into the school experience. Scholarships for Olympic winners recognize high achievement and offer opportunities for ambitious students.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

A safe environment is a priority, with a code of conduct that emphasizes respectful behavior and anti-bullying. The Development Program includes Sport, IT, Personal Growth, and Arts, promoting physical activity and personal development. After-school English programs and English camps provide structured, supervised activities, while digital tools support modern learning through projects and research.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Submit your application now to begin the admissions process. You will receive a list of materials to help you pass the entrance test. The application form requires consent to the processing of personal data. 2. Enrolment procedure involves testing in English and Russian Language, Mathematics, and Sciences (Secondary School) followed by a family interview. The tests assess readiness for the Russian and English-language programs offered by MCS. A family interview follows the testing.

Scholarships

Scholarships for Olympic winners Up to 50% off tuition fees. If a student is a winner of an Olympiad (level dependent) or has a score of 90%+ in all subjects of the entrance test (from Year 7/Grade 5), they can receive a substantial scholarship to study at MCS.
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