Distance learning school

Here, there are only hints of traditional learning—it is a game where we teach children how to learn. We introduce numbers, letters, and syllables, explain what is studied in school, and teach ethical rules and good behavior.

This is an interactive continuation of the preparation. The task is to learn how to ignite “academic enthusiasm.” The teacher identifies the subject the child is interested in and records this information for future reference. Classes are held on an online platform, where students watch an educational cartoon and then complete missions in an RPG game based on its plot.

The games become more complex and move to a new level. We develop communication skills and conduct lessons in media literacy and financial literacy. We gradually move on to general subjects: from mathematics to algebra and geometry, from YADS to geography and physics.

The game format becomes more practical, and there is more information. We conduct research, present projects, take career guidance tests, and reveal more about the students’ personalities. Not with tutors, but at school, we begin to prepare online for exams in Ukrainian, mathematics, English, and other subjects.

We take demonstration tests, analyze examples from previous years, and create simulations of real tests in class. Additionally, we review material from all grades.

Standard subjects: native language, reading, foreign language (English, German, Polish), music, visual arts, and physical education.

Integrated subjects: The Enchanted Forest of Mathematics, The Wallet of Dreams, and others.

This lays the foundation for creativity and non-standard thinking, while also introducing the child to the basics of financial literacy. It eliminates the overload of complex terms in the introduction to scientific and humanitarian subjects and is easy to remember.

Standard subjects: Ukrainian language and literature, foreign languages, world literature, history of Ukraine, world history, basics of law, computer science, biology, geography, physics, chemistry, labor training, art, basics of health and physical culture.

Integrated subjects: Debate Club, Mini-Entrepreneurship, and others.

We develop financial literacy by exploring how the economy and investing work, how to manage a family budget, and how to build personal capital.

Standard compulsory subjects: Ukrainian language, literature, history of Ukraine, foreign language, mathematics, physical education, and defense of Ukraine.

Students can also choose from specialized subjects in technical or humanities fields.

Integrated subjects: Global Media, Social Innovation, and others.
Our role at this stage of education is to provide a universal knowledge base that students will need regardless of the profession they choose. We teach them to analyze information and think critically, structurally, and logically. In other words, our program is designed not only to provide students with practical knowledge, but also to develop their personalities so that they are not afraid of life’s challenges after graduation.