English primary school abroad

• Language and daily, cultural adaptation

Teaching your child English like everyone else is not only faster but easier when immersed in the language: not only do you remember phonetic structures in the classroom, but also speech etiquette during games and walks without additional instructions. But the main thing that gives studying abroad is that the habit of thinking in a foreign language comes quickly. This is what allows you to learn language skills at the level of your native language, and then successfully master the course and pass the entrance certificate exam.

Changing habitual living conditions, the system of interpersonal relationships can be painful for adults, and when moving to another country it can sometimes interfere greatly with studies or careers. But for elementary school students, it is much easier to get used to the national characteristics of a foreign country: the local cuisine, daily etiquette, and currency are taken for granted.

• Excellent organization, thoughtful and modern curriculum

The organization of education in Western countries is strictly controlled by various government agencies. The number of students in the classroom, hygiene standards, technical equipment of educational institutions, teaching aids - everything is aimed at the most comfortable stay in the school.

The principles of teaching in foreign schools: the number of teaching materials is strict, priority is given to subjects and information of practical importance. Education are characterized by constant education in teamwork, leadership skills.

Special attention is paid to the ability to discover, assimilate necessary information, generalize and draw conclusions. Essay writing skills, research papers will be useful in passing exams.

• Student health care

A foreign school in Europe is known for its attention to the health of children, especially for problems that arise during studies: curvature of the spine, visual impairment. National inspection bodies strictly monitor changes in students' physical parameters: school furniture and teaching aids are constantly checked for compliance with standards.

• Comprehensive development of primary school students

The learning process in European schools involves the overall development of the pupils. Students are working carefully to familiarize themselves with various artistic fields: painting, graphics, dance, vocal music. Various sports, even elite ones, are being developed: cycling, tennis, yachting.

• A comfortable psychological environment

The teaching methods for children are chosen according to their age. Elementary school preparation is characterized by the choice of lively, non-boring formats - walks, use of playful methods, addition of task elements. Classes have a smaller number of students, so more attention is paid to each student. The attitude towards students is friendly, they are considered and trusted.

• Attention to individual characteristics

Teaching methods abroad include various methods of explaining material and developing skills, depending on individual characteristics.

• Programs adapted specifically for foreigners

For children, entering a European school is usually complicated by insufficient knowledge of the language, because the methods of teaching foreign languages to children in our country are not as good as in the West. There are different ways to get out of this situation: find an experienced tutor, communicate with native speakers (you can do it online). European educational institutions offer their own solution to this problem: adaptation programs for foreigners students. At the primary and secondary school level, the readiness of the child to learn is checked at the entrance. If the student is not ready, they accept him, but at first they learn only the language, and then gradually introduce other subjects. This approach allows children to enter the foreign language learning process the fastest.

• Quality career guidance

European schooling is also characterized by the fact that specialization here starts very early, at the age of 12-13. Parents believe that at this age a person cannot choose the field of his future career, but teachers, psychologists and university staff are working on it abroad. Children take career guidance tests, meet with representatives of various types of universities, they are informed about current trends in the field of careers and recruitment.

Primary School Tuition

Many parents choose to receive their education in Europe and the United States. The schools are comfortably located - for many parents, it is important that their children are close to home. Some families own real estate in Europe and the United States, and local schools offer the opportunity to live in the country and receive a complete basic education.

However, the key factor in choosing a school is, of course, the cost of an English language education. The quality of education in schools is recognized worldwide.

Schooling offers the opportunity not only to further study at one of the world's leading universities, but also to enter a state university. In some countries, completing a course at a local school offers the opportunity for free undergraduate studies.

Tuition fees: from €28,000 per year.

Anna Chebotar

Regional Manager CIS

What are the most important factors parents should consider when choosing a school?

Most often, parents are interested in the results of admission, that is, the end result - where the child can go after graduation. The ethnic composition, living and learning conditions are also important.

The typical age range for elementary school students is usually between 5 and 11 years. However, this may vary slightly depending on the country or education system.

Subjects taught in elementary school typically include core subjects such as math, language arts (including reading, writing, and grammar), science, and social studies. In addition, students may take classes in physical education, art, music, and sometimes foreign languages.

Standardized tests or assessments are widely used in primary education to measure student performance and identify areas for improvement. These tests may vary from region to region or country to country, but in general they assess students' proficiency in subjects such as mathematics and linguistics.

The length of the school day in elementary school varies, but is usually between 5 and 7 hours, including recess and lunch time.

Many elementary school offer extracurricular activities or clubs to improve student achievement and provide opportunities for socializing. These activities may include sports competitions, arts and crafts clubs, chess clubs and various hobby clubs that allow students to explore their passions and develop new skills.

In primary education, students are assessed through a combination of teacher assessments, tests, quizzes, projects and homework. Grades are often based on a holistic assessment of their performance, taking into account their understanding of subject matter, class participation and overall performance. It is important not to pressure the child with grades and to allow room for creativity.

Elementary schools often provide special education programs and support services to meet the needs of students with a variety of disabilities that may make learning difficult. These programs may include specialized instruction, individualized learning plans, classes with trained professionals, or additional resources to help students overcome challenges and reach their full potential.

Technology is playing an increasingly important role in primary education. Schools often integrate technology into the curriculum to enhance learning. Students can use computers, tablets or other devices for research, educational games, online resources or collaborative projects, giving them valuable digital literacy skills.

Elementary school emphasize the development of creativity and critical thinking skills. Teachers encourage students to think independently, solve problems and express their ideas through a variety of activities such as group projects, practical experiments, discussions and creative assignments. These approaches develop curiosity, innovation and the ability to critically analyze information.

Field trips and educational picnics are particularly common in elementary school to enrich students' learning experiences outside the classroom. These trips may include visits to museums, historical sites, nature preserves, science centers, and other appropriate locations. Field trips provide opportunities for hands-on learning, awaken students' interests, and deepen their understanding of various subjects.