For the smallest children (age 1.5-3 years), the ENS successfully operates a Baby Club, which helps future pupils better adapt to the language and to the atmosphere of the English kindergarten, and to begin their education successfully.

Baby Club is a "language immersion environment", just like English kindergarten, but for a relatively short period of time: just 1.5 hours, twice a week. At Baby Club, little ones communicate with English-speaking teachers and with parents and peers, while playing educational games and making music. Children can adapt quickly to the Baby Club setting thanks to the warm and friendly atmosphere, the presence of a close relative, the small number of children in a group, and also the professional work of an experienced teacher who skilfully organises the children and holds their attention.
The child gets used to the ENS kindergarten, subsequent adaptation to the Nursery group (3-4 years) is much easier, they make a good start with English, and they grasp the kindergarten's rules and discipline.

The basis of the bilingual educational programme for teaching English to preschool children in ENS is

Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) – the official British educational programme for preschool children (age 3-5). This programme was approved by the UK Department of Education in 2002, modified in February 2013, and is regarded as a new stage in the education of children aged 3 to 5. This stage of development is not only important in itself: it is also the foundation for children's subsequent education.

The EYFS programme includes 7 areas of development and 17 early learning tasks/aspects.

The foundation stage prepares children to start Key Stage 1 of the British National Primary Curriculum (BNPC) and is part of that system. In the UK, unlike Russia, children start school at age 5 and study from then on under the British primary school curriculum (British National Curriculum).

ENS students from 5 to 7 years old become schoolchildren and, in accordance with the British educational programme, begin to study under the British National Primary Curriculum, Key Stage 1.
In the primary grades of the British school, children study the world, mathematics, reading and writing, but still mostly in a playful way, as befits their age. Children aged 5-7 can also study to prepare them for a Russian school, if parents wish. Parents do choose to combine the two curricula, and their children go on to succeed in both international and Russian schools.

Children aged 7-11 progress to Key Stage 2 of the British National Primary Curriculum. Our students study under the British curriculum until 15:30 each day, and then after 15:30 and on Saturdays they attend classes under the Russian programme.

These pre-school and primary education curricula are the basis for teaching in the UK and are used in all international schools that follow the British education system.

English Nursery and Primary School offers an ESL (English as a Second Language) programme for children aged 4-6 who do not know English. The main purpose of the ESL class is to prepare for the transition to lessons under the main British National Primary Curriculum.

This programme is an intensive course during which children learn English while acquiring basic knowledge and competence in reading, writing, and mathematics.
Interactive teaching methods are used in lessons: role-playing games, learning excursions, and modern creative teaching techniques. This makes it possible to achieve positive results and progress in mastering the foreign language, while developing the creative and physical dimensions of the child's personality.
Successful learning in the ESL class is aided by the professionalism of ENS's teachers, who take an individual and differentiated approach to each child.