Terms & Conditions

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.1. This Agreement is a public offer and governs the procedure for the provision of educational services by the Provider, as well as the mutual rights, obligations and responsibilities of the Parties.

1.2. Before making payment, the Customer must carefully review the terms of this Agreement, the cost of the Services, the content of the educational program, the rules of study and other information posted on the Provider's official websites.

1.3. If the Customer disagrees with any provision of this Agreement, the Customer must decline acceptance of the offer and the purchase of the Services.

1.4. By accepting this Agreement, the Customer confirms that they:

• have reviewed the terms of this Agreement in full;
• understand the content of the educational services being purchased;
• accept the payment terms, the study procedure and the rules for completing the program;
• have the necessary legal capacity to conclude the Agreement;
• where the Agreement is concluded in the interests of a minor student, are that student's legal representative or act with the consent of the legal representative.

1.5. The Provider is entitled to unilaterally amend and supplement this Agreement with respect to organizational, technical, procedural, informational and other conditions for the provision of the Services. A new version of the Agreement takes effect from the moment it is published on the Provider's official website.

1.6. Amendments made by the Provider apply to Customers who accept after the date the new version of the Agreement is published.

1.7. For Customers already enrolled and in the course of study, amendments do not apply to the previously fixed cost of study, the individual financial terms granted, or the paid period of the Services, except where such amendments are expressly agreed additionally by the Parties.

1.8. The Provider notifies existing Customers of material changes to the conditions for the provision of the Services by email or other electronic means of communication provided at registration.

1.9. This Agreement does not require signing in paper form and has full legal force from the moment of its acceptance by the Customer.

2. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of this Agreement, the terms below are used with the following meanings:

2.1. Offer — this Public Offer Agreement, published by the Provider on the Internet and addressed to an unlimited number of persons.

2.2. Acceptance — the Customer's full and unconditional acceptance of the terms of this Agreement by making payment for the Provider's Services in full or in part.

2.3. Customer — an individual or legal entity that has accepted this Offer in their own interests or in the interests of a minor student.

2.4. Student — a minor or adult who directly undertakes study under the Provider's educational program.

2.5. Services — the set of international educational, advisory, academic, informational and organizational services provided by the Provider within the Global Secondary Education Diploma (GSED) program, including the organization of study under the international program, access to the online educational platform, access to academic subjects, academic support, online webinars, consultations, monitoring of learning progress and other related educational services provided for by the selected study package.

2.6. Platform — the electronic distance-learning educational system used by the Provider to deliver the Services and provide the learning content.

2.7. Provider's Website — the Provider's official Internet resources located at: https://feydey.com, https://gsed.ch

2.8. Study Program — the educational course/study package selected by the Customer within the GSED program, the description, content, timing and cost of which are posted on the Provider's Website.

2.9. Existing Customer — a Customer who has made payment, completed the enrollment procedure and received access to the Provider's educational platform.

2.10. Actual Commencement of Study — the date the Student first uses the login and password provided by the Provider for the initial sign-in to the FEYDEY educational platform.

3. SUBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT

3.1. The Provider undertakes to provide the Customer with educational services within the selected Study Program, and the Customer undertakes to accept and pay for the Services provided on the terms and in the manner set out in this Agreement.

3.2. The Services are provided in respect of the Student named by the Customer at registration and include access to the educational platform, learning materials, academic support, consultations, webinars and other educational services in accordance with the selected Study Program.

3.3. The list of subjects, the format of study, the volume of academic support, the timing of study, the advisory and other educational services are determined by the Provider within the selected Study Program and are posted on the Provider's official Website.

3.4. The information materials posted on the Provider's Website are for reference only. The final volume of Services provided is determined by the selected Study Program, the Student's age, the level of English proficiency, the results of the entry diagnostics and the Provider's internal academic requirements.

3.5. The Provider is entitled to determine the recommended list of subjects, the starting level for studying subjects, the individual study load, and other educational parameters necessary for the successful completion of the Study Program.

3.6. Before payment, the Customer is advised to review the content of the Study Program, the enrollment terms, the cost of study, the refund and retention terms provided for in this Agreement, and to obtain the necessary clarifications from the Provider's representatives.

4. ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE AND COMMENCEMENT OF SERVICES

4.1. To receive the Services, the Customer completes the Student's registration procedure, provides the necessary questionnaire and contact data, and pays for the selected Study Program in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

• the Customer pays either the amount publicly published on the school's website for the academic year, or enters the promo code of the partner school in which the child studies, which then displays on the website the special cost for that school, at which the Customer pays for the current academic year.

4.2. The Student is deemed enrolled in the Study Program after completing the registration procedure, providing the required data, making the first payment or full payment of the cost of study, and receiving confirmation of enrollment from the Provider.

4.3. After confirming enrollment, the Provider proceeds with the individual organizational and academic preparation of the Student, including registration in the FEYDEY system, creation of an account on the educational platform, entry diagnostics, selection of subjects, formation of an individual study plan and the provision of the necessary access to educational resources.

4.4. The commencement of the Services is deemed to be the date on which the individual organizational and academic preparation of the Student begins, including registration in the FEYDEY system and the provision of access to the educational platform, regardless of the date the Student actually begins the study modules.

5. COST OF SERVICES AND PAYMENT PROCEDURE

5.1. The cost of the Study Programs is determined by the Provider and posted on the Provider's official Website:

• as a publicly published price, or
• as a special offer where a partner-school code is available, or
• stated in an individual commercial proposal (invoice) sent to the Customer.

5.2. Payment for the Services may be made by the Customer:

• by transferring funds to the Provider's settlement account on the basis of an issued invoice;
• by online payment with a bank card through an electronic payment system;
• by other methods officially offered by the Provider.

5.3. All bank fees, card payment system fees and other costs associated with transferring funds are paid by the Customer independently.

5.4. The date of acceptance of this Agreement and the date of conclusion of contractual relations between the Parties is the date the Customer makes the first payment for the selected Study Program.

5.4.1. After the payment is received, the Customer is sent confirmation of acceptance of the payment by email or other electronic means of communication.

5.5. Payment for the annual Study Program may be made either in full or in two installments within the deadlines set by the Provider and communicated to the Customer before payment individually, by email, in writing.

5.6. Upon initial enrollment of the Student in the annual Study Program, within the published cost of study 100% of the amount paid is non-refundable, covering the Provider's costs of registering the Student in the FEYDEY system, creating the account, conducting the entry diagnostics, forming the individual study plan, and the administrative and academic support of the enrollment process and the study process itself.

5.7. The cost of the annual Study Program in effect at the time of the Student's initial enrollment and the Customer's first payment is fixed for that Student and is maintained for the entire subsequent period of their continuous study until the completion of study, subject to timely annual renewal of study and the Customer's compliance with financial obligations.

5.7.1. To maintain the special study price, payment for the following academic year is made by May 30 of the current academic year.

5.7.2. If clause 5.7.1 is not met, the Provider is entitled to change the special price to the publicly published price, informing the Customer in writing of the need to pay at the special price + $100 by June 10 of the current year, sending a new invoice with a payment reminder by email.

5.7.3. If clause 5.7.2 is not met, the Provider is entitled to change the special price to the publicly published price, again informing the Customer in writing of the need to pay at the special price + $250 by June 20 of the current year, sending a new invoice with a payment reminder by email.

5.7.4. If clause 5.7.3 is not met, the Provider will change the special price to the publicly published price, informing the Customer in writing of the need to pay at the published price by August 30 of the current year, sending a new invoice with a payment reminder by email.

5.8. An increase in the base cost of educational services by the Provider in subsequent academic periods does not apply to Students previously enrolled in the Study Program and continuing study without interruption, subject to clause 5.7.1.

5.9. In the event of termination of study, a long break, late payment for a subsequent study period, or reinstatement after expulsion, the Provider is entitled to set the cost of further study in accordance with the published prices in effect on the date study resumes.

5.10. Students who successfully pass the Provider's internal scholarship testing, or who have studied in a trial semester (spring or summer), may be granted a partial scholarship (individual discount) on the annual Study Program in an amount determined by the Provider.

5.11. A granted scholarship is maintained for the Student in subsequent academic years subject to continuous study and annual confirmation of the level of academic performance established by the Provider and compliance with the payment terms (clause 5.7.1).

5.12. In the event of a decline in academic performance, violation of the study schedule, or academic debt, the Provider is entitled to review the amount of the granted scholarship or cancel it for the next academic period.

5.13. A Student's participation in special seasonal, introductory, trial or short-term Study Programs may grant the right to admission to the internal scholarship testing for the annual Study Program, but is not an unconditional guarantee of receiving a scholarship.

5.14. Payment for special seasonal, introductory, trial or short-term Study Programs is non-refundable from the moment the Services commence in accordance with clause 4.4 of this Agreement.

5.15. In the event of a delay in payment of the second installment or other payment arrears, the Provider notifies the Customer and grants 14 (fourteen) calendar days to settle the debt. If the debt is not settled within that period, the Provider is entitled to change the special price to the publicly published cost of the program, suspend access to the educational platform, suspend the provision of the Services and expel the Student from the Study Program.

5.16. In the event of a Student's expulsion for violation of payment deadlines, the previously fixed cost of study and the individual financial terms granted are not retained for the Customer.

6. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES

6.1. The Provider undertakes to:

6.1.1. Organize the provision of educational Services within the selected Study Program.

6.1.2. Provide the Student with access to the educational platform, learning materials and the educational services provided for by the Study Program.

6.1.3. Provide academic support to the Student to the extent provided for by the selected Study Program.

6.1.4. Inform the Customer of material organizational changes concerning the study process.

6.1.5. Monitor the Student's learning progress using the platform's internal academic tools.

6.2. The Provider is entitled to:

6.2.1. Independently determine the teaching methodology, the list of subjects, the teaching staff, the format of webinars and consultations, and other organizational parameters of the educational process.

6.2.2. Make changes to the study plan, the consultation schedule, the list of additional academic services and other elements of the Study Program without reducing the overall volume of the Services paid for.

6.2.3. Suspend the provision of the Services in the event of the Customer's violation of payment deadlines, provision of inaccurate data, or violation of other terms of this Agreement.

6.2.4. Expel the Student in the following cases:

• systematic violation of financial obligations;
• violation of the rules for using the educational platform;
• gross violation of academic discipline.

6.3. The Customer undertakes to:

6.3.1. Pay for the Provider's Services in a timely manner and in full.

6.3.2. Provide accurate questionnaire, contact and other information necessary for the Student's enrollment.

6.3.3. Ensure the Student has the technical means, a stable Internet connection and the conditions necessary to undertake online study.

6.3.4. Monitor the Student's timely completion of study modules, performance of assignments, and participation in consultations, webinars and other elements of the educational process.

6.3.5. Follow the Provider's recommendations regarding the academic trajectory, the list of subjects and the study schedule.

6.3.6. Immediately notify the Provider of any change in contact details or other material circumstances affecting study.

6.3.7. The Customer undertakes not to transfer the educational platform access credentials to third parties and is responsible for the safekeeping of the Student's account credentials.

6.3.8. The Customer and the Student may not copy, distribute, transfer to third parties, or use for commercial purposes the Provider's learning materials, video recordings, webinars and other educational resources without the Provider's written consent.

6.4. The Customer confirms and agrees that:

6.4.1. The success of completing the Study Program, the Student's academic performance, the achievement of final educational results, the retention of scholarship terms, the possibility of further receipt of final documents, and subsequent admission to foreign higher education institutions depend directly on the regularity of study, the fulfilment of academic requirements, compliance with the study schedule and the Student's personal engagement.

6.4.2. The Provider is not responsible for a decline in the Student's academic results caused by irregular use of the platform, failure to complete assignments, non-compliance with the recommended study plan, lack of proper parental supervision, or other circumstances dependent on the Customer and/or the Student.

6.4.3. The Student's receipt of the U.S. High School Diploma is subject to the successful fulfilment of all academic requirements of the Study Program, the completion of the required number of credits on the FEYDEY platform, and the transfer of part of the credits from the certificate of general secondary education in the established manner.

7. TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT AND REFUND OF FUNDS

7.1. This Agreement may be terminated:

• by agreement of the Parties;
• at the Customer's initiative;
• at the Provider's initiative in the cases provided for in this Agreement.

7.2. The Customer is entitled to withdraw from the Student's further study by notifying the Provider in writing.

7.3. If the Customer withdraws from the Study Program after completion of the enrollment procedure and the actual commencement of study, the funds paid are not refundable to the Customer.

7.4. The moment of actual commencement of study, within the meaning of clause 2.10 of this Agreement, is the Customer's use of the provided login and password for the first sign-in to the educational platform.

7.5. A refund of funds in cases of termination of the agreement after full registration but before the actual commencement of study is made within 30 (thirty) calendar days from receipt of the Customer's written request, less $595, the Provider's registration costs.

7.6. Payment for special, seasonal, introductory, trial or short-term Study Programs is non-refundable in accordance with clause 5.14 of this Agreement.

7.7. In the event of termination of the Agreement at the Provider's initiative due to the Customer's violation of payment deadlines, provision of inaccurate data, violation of the rules for using the educational platform, or other material terms of this Agreement, the funds are not refundable, except in cases expressly provided for in this Agreement.

7.8. Termination of the Student's study, expulsion, or the Customer's voluntary withdrawal from further study terminates the previously fixed cost of study, the individual discounts and scholarship terms granted.

8. STORAGE AND PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA

8.1. By accepting this Agreement, the Customer gives the Provider consent to collect, store, process and use the personal data of the Customer and/or the Student in accordance with applicable international requirements of confidentiality and data protection.

8.2. Personal data includes, but is not limited to:

• surname, first name;
• date of birth;
• contact phone number;
• email address;
• information about educational level;
• documents provided for enrollment;
• payment data;
• other information necessary for the provision of the Services.

8.3. The Provider processes personal data for the purposes of:

• registering the Student in the Study Program;
• organizing the educational process;
• providing access to the FEYDEY platform;
• academic support;
• providing feedback;
• financial settlements;
• informing about changes to the study conditions;
• providing information about the Provider's new educational products and services.

8.4. The Provider undertakes to ensure the confidentiality of personal data and to use it solely for the purposes of performing this Agreement.

8.5. The Customer consents to receiving informational, organizational and promotional notifications from the Provider related to study and educational programs.

8.6. The Customer consents to the Provider receiving feedback from the Student in the form of a questionnaire, video interview, social media comments and/or photographic material.

8.7. The Parties undertake not to publicly disclose each other's shortcomings — such as low academic performance, breaches of discipline, typos in the platform text (if any), and the like — to treat oversights and shortcomings ethically, and not to use them in a public format.

9. LIABILITY OF THE PARTIES AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

9.1. For the non-performance or improper performance of obligations under this Agreement, the Parties bear responsibility in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the applicable rules of private international law.

9.2. The Customer sends all claims to the Provider in writing to the official email address of the support service: support@feydey.com

9.3. The Provider considers the Customer's written claim within 30 (thirty) calendar days of its receipt and sends a written response.

9.4. All disputes and disagreements arising between the Parties are subject to settlement through negotiations and compliance with the mandatory pre-claim procedure.

9.5. If no agreement is reached, the dispute is subject to consideration at the place of the Provider's registration.

9.6. The Provider is not responsible for:

• temporary technical failures of the Internet;
• technical limitations on the part of the Customer's equipment;
• the inability to complete study for reasons dependent on the Customer and/or the Student;
• learning outcomes that depend directly on the Student's personal engagement;
• the conditions, criteria, competitive requirements and final decisions of foreign higher education institutions when reviewing a FEYDEY graduate's documents for admission to bachelor's programs.

9.7. The Provider is not responsible for a temporary inability to provide the Services caused by technical server failures, platform updates, Internet outages, the actions of third parties, or other circumstances beyond the Provider's reasonable control.

10. FINAL PROVISIONS

10.1. This Agreement takes effect from the moment of its acceptance by the Customer, which is the payment made for the Program, and remains in force until the Parties have fully performed their obligations.

10.2. All appendices, descriptions of Study Programs, and rules for using the educational platform posted on the Provider's official Website are an integral part of this Agreement.

10.3. The invalidity of an individual provision of this Agreement does not entail the invalidity of its remaining provisions.

10.4. In all other matters not governed by this Agreement, the Parties are guided by the Provider's internal rules and the generally accepted rules of international contract law.

10.5. The Parties recognize the legal force of notifications sent by email, messengers and other electronic means of communication provided by the Customer at registration.

11. PROVIDER DETAILS

APPENDIX No. 1. Description of the international educational program

1. PROGRAM NAME

Second Secondary International Education — Global Secondary Education Diploma (GSED).

2. EDUCATIONAL OPERATOR

Registration and settlements — Non-Profit Educational Association Swiss Innovators Club (Switzerland).

3. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Instruction and issuance of final documents — FEYDEY K-12 School (California, USA). CDS Code: 19646836154017, California Department of Education.

4. INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATION

The educational program is delivered under international accreditation:

• WASC (USA)
• ARRAY Accreditation (USA)

5. DESCRIPTION OF THE GSED PROGRAM

FEYDEY K-12 School presents a unique educational ecosystem created in partnership with the non-profit association Swiss Innovators Club and the international GSED program (Global Secondary Education Diploma), built around the innovative educational platform FEYDEY—Grade Results, combining advanced modern pedagogy, the latest technologies and educational models of blended and in-depth study of subjects in English, grounded in the fundamental educational standards of Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the USA.

The Global Secondary Education (GSED) program is an international online educational program for schoolchildren aimed at the parallel mastery of academic subjects in English, in accordance with the Common Core K-12 educational standard (USA), with the possibility of subsequently receiving the international U.S. High School Diploma upon fulfilment of all established academic requirements.

6. GSED SECOND SECONDARY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

A dual-diploma program, provided in the format of supplementary education, at the individual choice and wish of the parent, which does not replace or substitute the core education and is intended for obtaining the National Certificate + the globally recognized international diploma — the U.S. High School Diploma.

A unique opportunity for students aged 5 to 18 from anywhere in the world — to join the Feydey diploma program, study school subjects in English and go beyond the national education standard.

To obtain, in parallel with the state certificate, a U.S. High School Diploma accredited by WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) and an international transcript by California K-12 standards — without interrupting study at the core school in one's own country.

7. WHO CAN STUDY AT FEYDEY SCHOOL?

The GSED program is open to students from the primary grades through to high-school graduates.

Grades 1–5

• Primary-grade students can take their first steps in international education, laying the fundamental foundations of English, building vocabulary and mastering sentence structure.

Grades 6–8

• Middle-school students can develop skills of independently managing the learning process and studying subjects in English.

Grades 9–11(12)

• High-school students earn the required 24 credits for the international diploma and prepare for olympiads and admission to top international or national universities.

8. THE PROGRAM’S KEY FEATURE

Personalized learning trajectory

— If the level of English proficiency corresponds to the age requirements, the student can join the GSED program in the same grade they attend at their core school and complete the GSED program in parallel with core study.

— If the level of English proficiency does not correspond to the age requirements, the student can join the GSED program in a grade from earlier years of study (2 or 3 grades lower), the one best matching their current level.

In this case, an individual learning trajectory is developed for the Student, aimed at filling gaps in subject terminology and vocabulary and at raising the level of English proficiency.

Over three to four months, the student sequentially gains access to the materials of lower grades, gradually advancing — until the age-related gap in language proficiency is fully closed and they reach the level corresponding to their core-school grade.

Individualized learning trajectory

Because schoolchildren study all learning material at their core school in their native or English language, and the GSED program is provided as supplementary education, not replacing or substituting the core standard of study, students gain a unique opportunity to:

• check and revise knowledge of subjects gained at the core school, on the FEYDEY platform in English;
• deepen knowledge of subjects of interest, independently devoting the necessary time to study on the platform at their own discretion;
• fill gaps and catch up on shortfalls formed at the core school through independent work on the platform, systematically working through all unclear topics from already-covered material;
• increase confidence in their knowledge of subjects, the quality of answers in class, and academic performance at the core school;
• independently master new topics and subjects not taught at the core school, developing skills of independent work and assimilation of new material based on knowledge already gained at school and at home.

9. PROGRAM GOALS

The program is aimed at:

• developing skills of independently managing the educational process;
• intensive study of academic subjects in English;
• developing communication, analytical and research skills;
• forming an international academic portfolio;
• gaining international competencies, globally recognized diplomas and certificates, including the U.S. High School Diploma;
• preparation for further study at foreign higher education institutions.

10. STUDY FORMAT

Study is delivered in a distance format on the FEYDEY-Grade Results educational platform during time free from core school and includes:

• independent study of subjects in English;
• online webinars;
• academic consultations;
• project activities;
• monitoring of learning progress.

11. EDUCATIONAL STANDARD

Study is delivered under the educational standard: Common Core K-12, California, USA.

12. ACADEMIC TRAJECTORY AND CREDIT SYSTEM

The Student studies along an individual educational trajectory taking into account age, level of English and the results of the entry diagnostics.

To obtain the globally recognized international U.S. High School Diploma from FEYDEY School, the student must, during high school (grades 8–11 or 9–12), earn the minimum mandatory twenty-four (24) academic credits established by the California Department of Education, including:

• a minimum of 16 credits completed on the FEYDEY platform;
• 8 credits (final grades) transferred from the national certificate or diploma of general secondary education in the established manner.

Mandatory (credit) subjects for study on the FEYDEY-Grade Results platform in English under the GSED program:

for education systems with 12 years of study

Grade 12 — English IV · Pre-Calculus · Computer Science (+ 2 credits of the Student's choice)

13. FINAL DOCUMENTS

Based on the results of study, the Student may receive:

• certificates of successful study for the academic year, grades 1–10;
• an international transcript of performance, grades 1–10;
• certificates of project-work defense;
• the final U.S. High School Diploma upon full fulfilment of the academic requirements of the GSED Program:
• 16 mandatory credits successfully completed on the FEYDEY-GR platform.
• a successfully obtained national certificate or diploma for the subsequent transfer of 8 grades into the international diploma.

14. ACADEMIC CRITERIA. Rules and procedures

The following rules and procedures are established for the GSED program:

1. enrollment
2. independent study of subjects in English
3. completion of credits (subjects)
4. participation in lecture-format webinars
5. participation in project work
6. closing the academic year
7. receiving the annual grade and report
8. receiving final documents
9. receiving the international diploma
10. support for admission to higher education institutions
11. parents' requests to resolve a claim or proposal

1. ENROLLMENT AT FEYDEY SCHOOL

1.1. Students and parents complete the registration form at gsed.ch or gsed.ch/ru.

1.2. Parents review the information about the GSED program and the public offer posted on the page.

1.3. If they agree with all the terms, parents pay for study, thereby confirming their accession to the terms of the publicly published Offer.

1.4. After payment is made:

1.4.1. the Customer registers the student at the international school;

1.4.2. the correspondence of the Student's age (the grade of study at the core school) to the enrollment grade at FEYDEY School under the GSED program is determined;

1.4.3. the individual learning trajectory is approved;

1.4.4. the Customer creates the Student's account and sends the login and password to the email address provided by the parent at registration.

1.5. After the Student receives the login and password and actual classes begin (the first sign-in to the learning platform), the amount paid becomes non-refundable.

1.6. Where a partner-school promo code is available, parents enter the code and pay for study at the special cost, which is maintained until the completion of study at FEYDEY School subject to continuous study, up to the graduation grade.

1.7. To maintain the special study cost, payment for subsequent academic years is made by May 30 of the current academic year.

1.8. Upon termination of the agreement or cessation of study at the Customer's initiative, the amount paid is not refunded.

2. INDEPENDENT STUDY OF SCHOOL SUBJECTS IN ENGLISH (U.S. K-12 Standard)

2.1. Students who have registered, paid and received the login and password to their FEYDEY School personal account gain individual access to the FEYDEY-Grade Results educational platform, on which, in accordance with the personalized learning trajectory, subjects are loaded corresponding to the grade of study on the platform.

2.2. The Student must:

2.2.1. Pass the entry testing for all open subjects on the platform.

2.2.2. Review the volume of expected learning material for each subject and plan its completion over the academic year.

2.3. The academic year under the GSED program lasts from September 1 of the current year to July 30 of the following year, which is 11 months of study, of which:

2.3.1. Academic year (September – May)

2.3.1.1. Nine (9) months (September–May) are given for studying subjects and completing lessons in English and for closing the tests after each lesson.

2.3.1.2. The pass mark is considered satisfactory if the student scores at least 75% on the after-lesson test.

2.3.2. During the nine (9) months of the academic year, the Student has three (3) attempts to retake the after-lesson test:

• a. to improve the academic result of the current test (75%+)
• b. to correct an unsatisfactory grade (75%-) to (75%+)

2.4. Summer semester (June–July)

2.4.1. During the eight (8) weeks of the summer semester, the Student can:

• a. work on the platform and close unfinished lessons and after-lesson tests;
• b. improve the academic scores of after-lesson tests, if retake attempts remain;
• c. request, by May 30 of the current year, the opening of three new attempts to retake tests on which unsatisfactory grades were received and all previously provided attempts were used, paying $100 for the three additional attempts.

IMPORTANT. New three attempts to retake tests during the summer semester:

2.4.2. Students who received satisfactory, good or excellent results on after-lesson tests, having used all three attempts, will not receive any new retake attempts.

2.4.3. Students who received unsatisfactory results on after-lesson tests and used all three attempts during the nine months of the academic year (September–May) may request from the FEYDEY School administration three new attempts for the summer semester (June–July), paying $100 no later than May 30 of the current academic year.

2.5. Requesting additional credits

2.5.1. A FEYDEY Student is entitled to request an additional credit to study new subjects, having mastered 3 of the 4 provided subjects in grades 1–8, or 5 of the 6 provided subjects in grades 9–11.

2.5.2. The cost of additional credits is paid separately and amounts to $50 per additional credit.

3. TRANSITION TO THE NEXT GRADE. Closing the mandatory subjects and credits of the current academic year

3.1. To move to the next grade, students who studied under the GSED program during the academic year and summer semester must complete the required mandatory minimum volume of work on the educational platform to close and count credits:

in grades 1–4, students must study and successfully pass tests for a minimum of 60% of the subject's lessons

in grades 5–6, students must study and successfully pass tests for a minimum of 80% of the subject's lessons

in grades 7–11(12), students must study and successfully pass tests for a minimum of 100% of the subject's lessons

3.2. CARRYING OVER CREDIT COMPLETION TO THE NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR

3.2.1. Under the GSED program, only students of graduating grades Grade 9, 10 or 11 are permitted to carry over the completion of only one credit to the next academic year, paying $250 by July 30 of the current calendar year.

4. PARTICIPATION IN LECTURE-FORMAT WEBINARS

GSED program students have the option, if they wish, to attend lecture-format webinars or online consultations, unless mandatory attendance is stipulated by the FEYDEY School administration or by the partner school at which the Student's core study takes place.

5. PARTICIPATION IN PROJECT WORK

GSED program students are required to take part in at least three (3) of the five project works and to defend these projects before the end of the academic year (May 30), before the start of the summer semester. Students who have not passed the defense of three project works are not admitted to the summer semester.

6. INTERIM TESTING

All GSED program students, twice a year, in December and in June, are required to take the semester final tests in English and mathematics. The cost of each test, $35, is paid separately a month before the test day.

7. RECEIVING THE ANNUAL GRADE AND REPORT

By the end of May of each academic year, the FEYDEY School administration generates interim reports on the platform reflecting the child's progress and performance as of the end of the reporting period (May) and recommendations for the summer semester, and sends them to all parents at the email address registered with the school.

8. RECEIVING FINAL DOCUMENTS

• Students of grades 1–10 receive final documents — certificates and reports of the academic year and summer semester — by August 30 of the current year.
• Graduates receive the U.S. High School Diploma and the international transcript by mid-July of the current year.

9. RECEIVING THE INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA

The additional costs associated with issuing the international diploma for FEYDEY School graduates amount to $350 (a one-time payment) and include:

• the final register of grades and the diploma
• a ceremonial meeting and presentation of the original diploma

10. ASSIGNMENT OF STATUS TO STUDENTS, PARENTS AND PARTNERS

FEYDEY students are candidates for three statuses during study:

• GSED Leader-Ambassador — proactive and successful students
• GSED Leader — academically successful students
• GSED Delegate — students who need additional support
• GSED Parent — parents actively supporting the development of the GSED program
• FEYDEY Partner-School — a partner school running the GSED program in the format of an international class, club or weekend school.

11. SUPPORT FOR ADMISSION TO HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

FEYDEY students in grades 9 and 10 may individually request personal support for admission to international universities.

The annual cost of this service is $1,550 and includes:

• Cost of the support service – $1,500
• Cost of the bank payment – $50

The student support package includes:

• An individual strategic call;
• Analysis of the student's current profile;
• A profile-strengthening plan;
• Compiling a list of up to 10 universities;
• Review and editing of all documents and essays;
• Personal adaptation for each university;
• Submission of applications;
• Submission for scholarships;
• The curator's correspondence with universities for each student individually;
• Monthly check-in meetings;
• Help with registering for the AP exam;
• Consultations on choosing a university and major;
• Consultation on preparing visa documents;
• Additional actions necessary to resolve admission matters.

12. PROCEDURE FOR PARENTS’ REQUESTS TO RESOLVE DISPUTES, CLAIMS OR PROPOSALS

From August 1, 2026, all communication with parents will take place only in writing at the email address registered when registering with the school or when making payment for study at the school.

Response times for parents' requests:

Requests, claims or proposals are not accepted for consideration if the email does not state: the student's full name, the parent's full name, the school, the city and grade of core study, and the parent's contact mobile number.