Perspective School

Kazakhstan, Astana

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Kazakh, Russian

Fees KZT 2,250,000 - 3,150,000

Ages 5 - 10 years

Pupil numbers 110

Type Co-educational

Opened 2023

Bus Service No

Sholpan Leskyzy

School Principal

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Finnish Curriculum

Taught languages English, French, Kazakh, Russian

Typical class size 14

Strengths Academic Enrichment, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Academic and Intellectual

Stages Elementary, Early Years, Primary School, Preschool

Introduction

Perspective School is a full-day private elementary school (Grades 0-4) in Astana with class sizes of under 16 students to guarantee individual attention at the age when learning habits are formed. Perspective integrates the Finnish educational model – one of the first schools in Kazakhstan to do so – delivering a trilingual education in Kazakh, Russian, and English. A defining feature of Perspective is its Finnish-style early education: quarterly project-based learning from Grade 1, a dedicated critical-thinking course built on the Bond curriculum from Oxford University Press, and a strong emphasis on child wellbeing. Perspective operates as a full-day school from 8:30 to 18:00, combining academics with hot, healthy meals, supervised homework, and after-school clubs in robotics, chess, art, and dombyra. Working parents get a complete school day: no midday pickup, and children come home happy – homework done, extracurriculars attended. English is taught daily and reinforced through Engra, Perspective's proprietary English-learning app used on classroom tablets. Engra tracks each child's word-by-word interactions with vocabulary and uses spaced repetition to resurface each word at exactly the right moment, personalizing lessons to maximize vocabulary acquisition. Reading, mathematical thinking, and detail-oriented academic habits are built deliberately from Grade 0. Perspective is one of the most affordable private schools in Astana offering a full-day, Finnish-model education

www.perspective.edu.kz Contact by phone

Taskesken St 106, Astana 020000, Kazakhstan

The Essentials

Location

Perspective School operates across two campuses in Astana, located at Mailina 20/6 and Kunaeva 21. The dual-campus setup within the city provides accessible options for families residing in various neighborhoods.

Stages

Perspective is an elementary school catering to young learners from Grade 1 through Grade 4. The academic structure is entirely focused on early childhood and primary education.

Type

The school is a co-educational day school. It does not offer boarding facilities, as it operates on a full-day model where students return home each evening after completing their scheduled activities and homework.

Additional learning support

The school does not explicitly list specific provisions, facilities, or programs for Additional Learning Needs (SEN). However, the school limits its classes to a maximum of 16 students and provides dedicated tutors to ensure personalized attention for every child.

Country affiliation

Perspective School does not state an affiliation with any specific country or international government body.

Religious affiliation

The school has no stated religious affiliation and operates as a secular educational institution.

School day structure

The school day starts at 09:00 with focused morning lessons and micro-classes. A midday break runs from 12:30 to 14:30 for a hot lunch, outdoor time, and tutor support, followed by after-school clubs, skills training, and supervised homework until the day concludes at 18:00.

Bus service

The school does not mention the provision of a school bus or dedicated coach service.

Fees

No published schedule of tuition fees by year group or per term is publicly available for the 2026/27 academic year. The school does not publish per-class or per-term tuition figures.

Academics

Curriculum

The Perspective School is an elementary school for grades 0–4 in Astana. Micro-classes are limited to 16 students to enable individualized attention. Four languages are taught: Kazakh, Russian, English, and French as an option. The school operates a full-day schedule with lessons, lunch, outdoor time, clubs, and supervised homework. It includes a 90-microskill program and the Perspective Pentathlon to develop a broad range of skills. Parents access grades and progress via the Perspective LMS app.

Student Teacher Ratio

Micro-classes of up to 16 students.

Admissions

1. Book a Trial Day: The primary step outlined for prospective families is to book a trial day or visit the school. Parents are instructed to bring their child along for this visit. During the trial, families have the opportunity to meet the teaching staff, view the classrooms, and experience the daily school environment.

2. Direct Contact and Enrollment: To proceed with securing a place, parents must contact the school directly, as enrollment is currently open for the 2026/27 academic year.

Scholarships

The school does not mention the availability of any scholarships, bursaries, or financial aid programs.

Waitlist

The Perspective School does not provide any information regarding a waitlist or an applicant pool system.

FAQs

Where is Perspective School located in Astana and which campuses does it use?

Perspective School operates across two campuses in Astana at Mailina 20/6 and Kunaeva 21, providing accessible options for families in different neighbourhoods.

What ages and grade levels does Perspective School accept?

Perspective is an elementary school for grades 0–4, serving children aged about 5 to 10 in a co-educational full-day programme.

What kind of curriculum does Perspective School follow?

The school uses a proprietary 90-microskill programme rather than a traditional syllabus, focusing on capabilities like public speaking, conflict resolution, teamwork and critical thinking, and it runs the annual Perspective Pentathlon to assess reasoning skills.

How much does tuition cost and is there a published fee schedule?

The school lists a fee range of 2,250,000 to 3,150,000 but does not publish a detailed per-year-group or per-term fee schedule for the 2026/27 year.

How do I apply or visit the school before enrolling my child?

The primary step is to book a trial day and bring your child so you can meet teachers, see classrooms and experience a typical day; to secure a place you should contact the school directly, with enrollment open for the 2026/27 year.

Are scholarships, bursaries or a waiting list available?

The school does not mention any scholarships or bursaries, and it does not provide information about a formal waitlist or applicant-pool system.

What is the typical class size and how much individual attention do students get?

Classes are organised as micro-classes with a maximum of 16 students, and the school provides dedicated tutors and mentors to ensure personalised attention for each child.

Can you explain the 90-microskill programme and what students develop?

The 90-microskill programme develops a wide range of soft and cognitive skills—such as emotional intelligence, public speaking, teamwork, conflict resolution and critical thinking—integrated into daily lessons, clubs and activities across five holistic development directions.

Does the school publish exam results or prepare students for secondary schools?

Perspective is focused solely on early primary education (grades 0–4) and does not publish external exam results; information about preparation for specific secondary schools or higher education is not provided.

What sports and competitive opportunities does the school offer?

The school runs the Perspective Pentathlon and Decathlon programmes—multi-discipline events that emphasise reasoning, observation, memory and pattern recognition—and offers sports clubs as part of its after-school activities.

What academic facilities and technology services are available to parents and students?

Perspective uses micro-classrooms and dedicated tutors, and offers a custom Perspective LMS app (with parent-facing AI add-ons) so parents can monitor daily grades, club activity, soft-skill development and teacher feedback in real time.

Is there outdoor time and how are meals handled during the day?

Yes — the full-day schedule includes outdoor time and a hot lunch during the midday break (12:30–14:30), with tutor support provided during that period.

What after-school clubs and arts activities can my child join?

There are more than seven after-school clubs including art, music, crafts, sports and public speaking, running until the end of the school day and designed to develop creativity and additional skills.

How does the school build leadership and soft skills beyond regular lessons?

Leadership and soft skills are developed through the microskills programme (public speaking, teamwork, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence) and by participation in events such as the Perspective Pentathlon and Decathlon.

How does Perspective support students' emotional wellbeing and social development?

The microskills programme explicitly includes emotional intelligence and social skills, and the combination of small class sizes, a full-day routine with outdoor time and tutor support aims to promote balanced wellbeing and social development.

What support is available for students with additional learning needs or for non-native speakers?

The school does not list a formal SEN department, but small micro-classes and dedicated tutors provide personalised attention; English is taught at an advanced level alongside Kazakh and Russian, with French available as an option.

Does Perspective offer boarding or extended care?

Perspective is a co-educational day school and does not offer boarding; the full-day programme runs from around 09:00 to 18:00 with after-school clubs and supervised homework before students return home.

What are the meal arrangements — is lunch provided every day?

A hot lunch is provided daily during the scheduled midday break, which is also used for outdoor time and tutor-supported study.

Is the school accredited or has it received any awards?

No specific accreditations or awards are stated for Perspective School.

Which languages are taught and is French compulsory?

The school teaches Kazakh, Russian and English (English described as advanced), and French is offered as an optional language rather than a compulsory subject.

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