Infrastructure

Technology in the Educational Process

Yago School has created an environment where modern technology serves as a tool for developing student skills. All classrooms feature interactive boards and latest-generation LED screens, while laptops help students work with digital materials. High-quality internet reaches every corner of the campus through a 1 Gbps fiber-optic connection. Beyond regular classrooms, there’s a computer lab equipped with 2 3D printers and a robotics classroom featuring Lego Education Innovation Studio educational sets.

Creative Studios and Scientific Laboratories

Music education holds a special place at Yago School: students study in two specialized music classrooms with 32 pianos and a professional recording studio. The concert hall hosts performances and school events where students showcase their achievements. Those interested in visual arts have access to an art classroom with necessary materials. Scientific disciplines have also received a solid foundation—modern laboratories allow students to conduct experiments and practical work, which helps them better understand theoretical material.

Sports Infrastructure at Yago School

An extensive sports infrastructure has been developed for students’ physical development. The indoor sports center operates year-round regardless of weather, while outdoors there’s a football field with artificial turf and several multipurpose courts for team games. Soon, Yago School will expand its capabilities further: plans include building padel courts and an indoor pool with climate control. There’s also a psychomotor class where younger students develop coordination and motor skills.

Nursery and Boarding

The youngest students have a separate nursery building with a bilingual environment where children begin learning a second language from their first words. Facilities are age-adapted: bathrooms are built directly into group rooms, and a 900-square-meter garden provides space for walks and play. The boarding facility at Yago School meets high European standards—students live in rooms of maximum 4 people with private bathrooms, while they have access to a gym, pool, game room, and study areas. Meanwhile, the school’s own kitchen ensures balanced nutrition for all students.