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A Scientific Approach to Education

ENS Onegino — Private English Kindergarten and School on the New Riga Highway

Admissions Open for the 2025/2026 Academic Year
Safe and Secure Environment Professional Security Services
Native English-Speaking Teachers with Teaching Qualifications
22 Years of Experience
5 Modern Campuses
Own Kitchen Facilities at Every Campus
Children Aged 2.5 to 11
1 hectare of privately owned land
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Moscow Region, Istrinsky District, Onegino Residential Community — 25 km along the Novorizhskoye Highway
Standalone kindergarten building — 1,200 sq m
Standalone school building — 3,500 sq m
ENS Onegino Campus

Campus Facilities

The lobby of the new building is designed in a classic style: golden moldings on a white background, combined with a white-and-wood ceiling, beige tile flooring, and soft green furniture, create a distinctive aesthetic. From the lobby, children proceed to the cloakrooms and then go up the staircase to the second floor, where the classrooms are located. Opposite the library is the lounge area — a space for informal interaction and relaxation outside of class time.
Lobby and Lounge

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With 6-meter-high ceilings and a spacious layout, the sports hall accommodates a wide range of activities, including basketball, volleyball, and football. The hall is equipped with special sound-absorbing panels — because team sports should be loud, energetic, and fun!
Sport Gym
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Food holds a special place in life at ENS. Our nutrition specialists have developed a dedicated menu that is tasty, varied, and healthy. The kitchen facilities occupy a quarter of the first floor. The cafeteria is designed in light, airy tones.
Unlike younger children, school students can place their meal orders a week in advance. We maintain the tradition of a school breakfast, a light fruit snack at 10:30 a.m., a full lunch, and a hearty afternoon snack.
Dining Room
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One of ENS’s key goals is to foster a love of literature and reading — both fiction and popular science. We aim to teach children to enjoy reading and give them the opportunity to try their hand at writing stories and poems. To achieve this, teachers read extensively with children from an early age, stage scenes from books, and hold a traditional Book Day.
The spacious new library is designed in a classic style and serves as a place for lessons, working with encyclopedias, and preparing for classes.
Library
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The Onegino campus consists of two newly built standalone buildings — a kindergarten building and a primary school building. The surrounding grounds include playgrounds for outdoor walks as well as sports areas designed for a variety of physical activities.
Buildings and Grounds
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Even at the planning stage of the school, we asked the architects to design a special art studio for our children — one where natural light would come in from all four sides. The sun-filled studio turned out to be exceptionally bright, and we plan to use it not only for painting, but also for working with clay, plaster, and other materials.
Art Studio
All classrooms — including language classrooms — are equipped with both children’s and teachers’ needs in mind. The desks can be easily reconfigured into different layouts, interactive boards are a standard feature, and each student has individual lockers for work and notebooks. Spacious cabinets and shelving ensure that everything has been thoughtfully planned and provided for.
Classrooms
The “Big School,” as the children call the new building, has its own science laboratory. Our goal is not only to provide children with ready-made knowledge, but also to spark their interest in research and experimentation, and to academically prepare their minds for learning at secondary school.
Laboratory
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Fluent English

opens up limitless opportunities for growth
22 Years of Successful Operation

5 Modern Campuses
in Moscow and the Moscow Region
Certified Teachers from English-Speaking Countries

with experience in kindergartens and schools
Psychological Support Service

a psychologist at every campus, plus a neuropsychologist

Why choose ENS

Healthy, Nutritious Meals

our in-house kitchens are staffed by a dietitian-nutritionist, a head chef, and experienced cooks
Speech and Language Support Service

supporting the development of bilingual children
ENS Research and Academic Work

10% of ENS staff hold PhD-level degrees
Confident Admissions

to the world’s top schools and universities — supported by a strong academic foundation
All-Round Development

music, sports, art, dance, and a third language
It has been scientifically proven that the only effective way for children under the age of eight to learn any foreign language is through immersion in a language environment. Traditional classroom-based lessons are ineffective, as the areas of the cerebral cortex responsible for conscious learning are not yet fully developed in young children.
Principal
Maria Nikolaeva
Candidate of pedagogical sciences
Educational Programs

We base our approach on the Federal Educational Program (FEP) and the best practices of international preschool and primary education.

Program Objectives

ENS follows a full English immersion approach, with the language environment created by teachers from English-speaking countries who hold university-level teaching qualifications.

Within this program, English is both the subject of study and the primary tool for learning and communication. ENS prioritizes a holistic approach to child development and education, fostering harmonious relationships with people and the world at large — including personal, social, and emotional well-being — as well as self-respect, self-confidence, independence, a sense of belonging, and the ability for self-development and lifelong learning.

Kindergarten Groups and Primary School Classes at ENS Onegino

Enrollment is based on the results of a psychological and pedagogical assessment of the child.
English language requirements for Year 1 include the ability to understand native-speaker speech, conversational English skills, and basic academic knowledge in mathematics, as well as reading and writing skills. If a child does not yet meet these requirements, additional support classes may be offered to help them reach the necessary level.
Year 1: 5 — 6 years
Children are admitted to the Reception group with no prior knowledge of English.
For successful learning in Years 3–6, a child must demonstrate approximately 70% mastery of the subject outcomes of the Year 2 and Year 3 programs, respectively. If a child does not yet meet these requirements, additional classes may be offered to help them reach the necessary level.
Year 3: 7 — 8 years
Year 4: 8 — 9 years
Year 5: 9 — 10 years
Year 6: 10 — 11 years
Reception: 4 — 5 years
We welcome children from the age of 2.5 into the Pre-Nursery and Nursery groups.
To successfully follow the Year 2 program, a child needs a solid set of knowledge and skills in English, mathematics, and environmental studies. If a child does not yet have this level of preparation, additional classes may be provided to help them reach the required standard.
Year 2: 6 — 7 years
Pre Nursery: 2.5 — 3 years Nursery: 3 — 4 years
Knowing a foreign language at a native-speaker level is a true advantage and an opportunity to build a successful career in the future.
STEP 1

Book a tour and visit the campus you are interested in.
STEP 2

Bring your child for a 40-minute, play-based assessment with our specialists — a teacher, a speech therapist, and a psychologist.
STEP 3

If the assessment result is positive, complete the required documentation and make payment for one adaptation month.
STEP 4

Attend the parent meeting, choose additional activities, purchase the school uniform, and begin learning in the selected group at English Nursery & Primary School.
Admission Stages

Book a Tour or Get a Consultation

A personal tour of the campus is conducted by the Head of School. You will explore the facilities, learn in detail about the educational program, and have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

Individual English Language Lessons

Individual Sessions with a Psychologist and a Neuropsychologist

Spanish language

Chess

Speech therapy classes

Creative workshop

Functional Literacy Course

Sports Club

The calligraphy course

Physical therapy and general physical training (physical therapy)

Group and Individual Extracurricular Classes

English-Speaking Teachers

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Year 3 Teacher
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Spanish Teacher
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Year 4 Teacher
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Year 1 Teacher
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Year 2 Teacher
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Pre Nursery / Nursery Teacher
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Reception Teacher
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Sport Teacher
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Year 5 Teacher
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Year 6 Teacher

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Additional Programs

School Uniform at ENS
A unified school uniform featuring the school emblem stylistically brings together the entire learning environment, students, and teachers into one cohesive whole.
Nutrition at ENS
A dedicated team is responsible for organizing children’s nutrition at English Nursery & Primary School, including a dietitian-nutritionist, a head chef, cooks, and their assistants.
Medical Service
A child’s good physical condition and overall health are the foundation of their intellectual and creative development.
Speech Therapy Service
For a child to begin speaking a foreign language, it is essential that their native language is well developed.
Psychological Service
The primary goal of the psychological support service is to create a comfortable psychological environment that ensures successful learning and development for every child.
Music Service
Music classes help develop children’s auditory perception of a foreign language. Through games and songs, learning English takes place in a positive and comfortable atmosphere.
Performing Arts
For children who want to build self-confidence and learn English through play, in a magical world of transformation and improvisation.
Scientific Work
Our staff members are part of academic communities, deliver lectures at universities, and take part in international research projects and symposia
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Pre Nursery & Nursery (2,5-4 years), Reception (4-5 years)
198 000 RUB per month
The fee includes:

  1. The core educational program
  2. Four meals a day (excluding dinner)
  3. Daily health screening by a pediatric nurse
  4. Group classes: sports, music, art, and construction
  5. One weekly group performing arts class in English
  6. Speech therapy and psychological support
  7. End-of-year progress reports on the child’s academic performance
  8. Organization and delivery of school-wide celebrations, as well as two annual concerts with parents invited (winter and summer)
  9. Interpreter support during meetings with teachers (once per trimester)
Tuition Fees
Year 1-6 (5-11 years)
The fee includes:

  1. The core educational program
  2. Four meals a day (excluding dinner)
  3. Daily health screening by a pediatric nurse
  4. Group classes: sports, music, art, and construction
  5. One weekly group performing arts class in English
  6. Speech therapy and psychological support
  7. End-of-year progress reports on the child’s academic performance
  8. Organization and delivery of school-wide celebrations, as well as two annual concerts with parents invited (winter and summer)
  9. Interpreter support during meetings with teachers (once per trimester)
217 000 RUB per month
The fee does not include: 1. Gluten-free and lactose-free meals 2. Dinner 3. Individual sessions with a psychologist and a speech therapist 4. School uniform 5. Excursion fees

ENS Onegino

Moscow Region, Istrinsky District, Onegino Residential Community — 25 km along the Novorizhskoye Highway
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Special offer in ENS! Admission in January 2026 without an entrance fee!
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