Campus and facilities

Every grade is on one site: the main building, a separate wing for the primary grades, a sports pitch and a fenced yard.

About the building

Main building: 3 floors, 6,800 m², opened 2007, renovated 2021
Classrooms: 36, all with interactive boards and air conditioning
Primary wing: 12 classrooms and the preparatory groups, own entrance and yard
Grounds: 1.1 hectares, fenced

Labs
3 rooms, 60 workstations, 24 microscopes
Separate rooms for physics, chemistry and biology, each with 20 workstations, a fume cupboard and a prep room. From grade 7, pupils carry out half of the experiments themselves.
Library
11,200 books, open 08:30–17:30
Books in three languages, a reading room for 40 and a carpeted corner for the primary grades. Every class has a library hour once a week, and books go home for two weeks.
Sports hall and pitch
Hall 30 × 15 m, pitch 40 × 20 m
Basketball and volleyball in the main hall, gymnastics for the primary grades in the small hall. Outside there is an artificial football pitch and an outdoor basketball court.
Dining hall
180 seats, renovated 2026
We have our own kitchen and everything is cooked on site. Classes eat in turns so nobody is rushed: at least 25 minutes each.
Classrooms and computer rooms
36 classrooms, 40 computers
Classrooms are designed for 20, each with an interactive board. Two computer rooms have 20 workstations each, and robotics has its own workshop.
Assembly hall
240 seats
Concerts, plays, parent meetings and mock exams take place here. It has a stage with lighting and sound.

Entry: The building is entered with a card, and the security desk is staffed around the clock. Parents wait for their children in the reception area; during lessons the classroom floors are open to visitors by appointment only.
CCTV: Cameras cover the corridors, the yard and the entrances, but not the classrooms. Footage is kept for 30 days.
Medical room: The nurse is in school from 08:00 to 18:00. If a child falls ill we call the parents straight away, and we only give medicine with written permission from a parent.
Psychologist: Leyla Jafarova is in school every day. She meets every new pupil twice in their first month, and parents can book time with her through the admissions office.

A tour takes 40 minutes. If you come during lessons, you can sit in on a lab session or an English class.