Points of Pride

One of the focus areas at "Letovo" is the pedagogical, psychological and organizational support for children participating in various academic competitions.

Members of the teaching staff at “Letovo” are authors of popular courses, articles and books, and they are involved in academic competitions as organizers, task drafters, examiners and of course, tutors.

Our students have already been successful at winning competitions at all levels, including at international level.

SAT Results

For several years now, Letovo has been the official venue for the SAT exam. IB DP students showed high results at the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test), an exam for admission to US universities. Scores of 20 students in 2020/21 academic year hit the top results in the entire history of the SAT.

International achievements of Letovo students

IJSO 2020 (International Juniors Science Academic Olympiad) — gold and silver medals

IEPhO 2020 (International Experimental Physics Academic Olympiad) — one silver and 4 bronze medals

All-Russian Academic Olympiad of School Students — 32 prize-winners and 146 winners at the regional round.

Irish Young Philosopher Award 2021 – 1st and 2nd place

European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics – Gold

VII BaltGeo – gold medal

"Academic Marathon" – 1st place in the team competition in literature and linguistics, as well as 3rd place in biology.

EuPhO 2021 – 2 gold medals

IChO 2021 – gold medal

Results at the Russian Olympiads and other academic competitions

Students of Grades 7–9, as well as students of Grades 10–11, who plan to apply to Russian universities, study the Russian middle and high school program supplemented by advanced and specialized levels in different subjects.

80 federal and regional medals for academic excellence of the class 2021 graduates

18 100-score results at the Unified State Examination

78 ninth graders have honors graduation certificates

12 winners and 48 awardees of the All-Russian School Olympiad in 15 subjects

103 diplomas won at the Moscow School Olympiad

119 diplomas won at the Vysshaya Proba Academic Olympiad

Academic Achievement

In 2020/2021, it was shown clearly that Letovo doesn’t only provide its students with a high-quality education on par with the best international schools but also creates a unique educational environment bringing to life the original vision and mission of the school. This is evident by the results of diagnostic assessments, exams, academic Olympiads and other competitions.

Achievements in Sports

In 2019/2020, Letovo students attended activities in 21 different sports, including team games, martial arts, tennis and table tennis, fitness disciplines, and swimming. They took part in 66 school sports events, 26 competitions at the city and municipal level throughout the year, and 9 online competitions.

Creative Achievements

There are a variety of creative clubs at Letovo: the Tiny World Theater, the SAKE Rock Band (ex. K-Million), the Na Letu (On the Fly) newspaper, and the school choir.
In the third academic year 10 performances were staged, 30 concerts of classical and rock music, several jam sessions and an online “quarantine concert” that completed the music program of the year were held.
More than 130 students took individual music classes: piano and guitar, violin and flute, drums, and even saxophone.

International Exams

In 2019, Letovo became a member of the College Board, an organization that develops standardized tests and curricula. Now, Letovo not only has the right to prepare students for SAT and AP international exams but can administer these exams as well.
In addition, Letovo also helps students prepare for TOEFL and IELTS English language exams.

Happiness Index

93,5% is the index of the sense of well-being, safety, and comfort among the Letovo IB DP students according to the international method called PASS*.

In the questionnaire, one of the nine groups of questions is dedicated to Feelings about school. The average figure for all schools subjected to the PASS survey is 61%.

For the first time, the questionnaire survey took place at the end of the 2018/19 academic year, as the method suggests, without warning that the level of “school happiness” would be measured. Letovo students answered a number of questions including how they felt at school and what feelings they had toward it in general, how they evaluated their own study results, how satisfied they were with the organisation of the learning process and with relationships with other students and teachers. The result was 91.1%. In 2019/2020 Letovo conducted this survey again.