Dzherelo Online School / Dzherelo Plus
Dzherelo has been operating since 2016; pupils study from Ukraine and from more than 60 countries. As one of the leading online schools in Ukraine, Dzherelo offers understanding, inspiration and learning that helps a child move forward.
Discover what online education can make possible and give your child room to develop their strengths.
Educational licences and school documents
Dzherelo holds licences for educational activity. Pupils who complete the relevant level of study receive Ukrainian education documents in accordance with the applicable requirements and the school’s procedures. Confirm details with the admissions office before enrolment.
Learning designed around a child’s life
Every pupil arrives with a different story. A child may be relocating, training seriously in sport, recovering from a difficult period, living abroad or simply learning better with more control over their time. An online school has to be structured enough to guide learning, while flexible enough to respond to real life.
Dzherelo offers several study formats. Families can choose the level of live teacher contact, independent work and assessment that fits the pupil’s current needs.
Teachers who see the child as a participant
Teachers work with a pupil not as a passive recipient of lessons, but as a person with their own pace, interests and learning needs. The school’s approach combines subject learning with regular communication, clear expectations and support from class curators.
A dedicated learning platform
The school’s learning-management system is the practical centre of online study. It combines courses, messages, learning materials, assignments, assessment tools, a student account and a separate parent account.
Parents can use their account to follow the child’s progress, contact the school and access family-facing information. Pupils use the learning environment for lessons, tasks, tests and communication with teachers.
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Learning materials made for digital study
Online learning works best when materials are created for the environment in which a child will use them. The school’s content may include text, sound, video, visual explanations, interactive tasks and practical work. These elements are meant to make a subject clearer and more engaging, not to replace careful study.
Learn at a workable pace
The learning platform is accessible around the clock. This allows pupils to plan their time, return to a topic and work through material at a pace that suits them. Live work with teachers and assessment deadlines are organised according to the selected study format.
Learning to manage time
Online study asks children to build routines. Timetables, online-meeting schedules and progress reminders help pupils keep track of the programme. With support, they gradually learn to plan work, notice gaps and take responsibility for completing tasks.
Learn from anywhere
Study is not limited to one physical location. A child can learn while a family is travelling, living elsewhere in Ukraine or abroad, provided that the working conditions are suitable and the child has access to the required device and internet connection.
Support from class curators
Class curators help pupils and families navigate the learning process. They are a point of communication between the family, teachers and school, especially when a child needs clarification, a reminder or help organising the next steps.
Parent access and progress tracking
Parents can check progress information, communicate with the curator and review relevant school information through the parent account. The aim is to keep the family informed without asking parents to become the child’s full-time teacher.
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What we want children to develop
School is not only about completing individual topics. Alongside the Ukrainian curriculum, the school aims to help pupils:
- develop critical and analytical thinking;
- learn how to keep learning throughout life;
- work thoughtfully with information, check its reliability and explain their own point of view;
- recognise their interests, strengths and possible future directions.