There are 109 students enrolled at the Svitohlyad (Worldview) Christian Lyceum in Rivne. Each child has their own unique story, family, dreams, and life circumstances—circumstances that are not always easy.
Among our students, there are:
- 3 orphans;
- 9 children deprived of parental care;
- 4 children who are internally displaced persons (IDPs) and/or have been affected by military actions and armed conflicts;
- 4 children of combat veterans;
- 41 children from large families;
- 6 children from single-parent families (raised by single mothers).
In total, 66 students—60.55% of the entire student body—belong to vulnerable groups.
Behind these numbers lie unique circumstances, various life challenges, and a need for support. That is precisely why, for us, school is much more than just classes, grades, and textbooks. It is a place where it is essential to see each child truly, listen to them, offer support, and help them discover and develop their full potential.
Today, our school consists of nine grade levels, a community of children and adults, and a grand dream that is gradually becoming a reality.
We continue doing construction because we need new classrooms, a gym, an auditorium, and other facilities. We want every child to have more space for learning, movement, creativity, friendship, and discovery.
We are building walls so that the future may grow within them—so that every child, regardless of their life circumstances, can feel they are a part of a community, believe in their own potential, and dream with confidence.
For a real school does not begin with a foundation. It begins with people who care.
Svitohlyad School. We are building more than just a school. We are creating a space where every child matters.
