Social capital and international practical activity
The school does not isolate a child from the real world — it becomes their guide into it. Contact with professionals, international internships and cultural exchange shape a personality ready for a global environment.
Weekly meetings with industry leaders
Every Friday the Polyglot hall hosts a guest speaker — an entrepreneur, top manager, government official or scientist. Format: 30-minute address, student Q&A, informal networking.
Entrepreneurs and company founders
Top executives and government officials
Scientists, researchers, engineers
Graduates of international universities — role models
Annual educational trips
Every year senior students go on an educational internship abroad. The programme includes visits to leading universities, companies and cultural sites.
United Kingdom
Cambridge, London: university campuses, technology parks, landmarks
Canada
Toronto, Vancouver: multicultural environment, U15 universities
EU Countries
Germany, Netherlands, France: industry, science, design
Extracurricular achievements
Olympiads in mathematics, physics and computer science
International debate clubs and Model UN
School start-ups and business simulations
Volunteering and environmental projects
