A project that gives Kyiv students, parents and educators uninterrupted, free access to digital school services under martial law. On a charitable basis, we provide the city with software and equipment and create high-quality learning content.
Context
Because of russia’s full-scale war, Kyiv schools operate amid air raid alerts, power outages and constant uncertainty. To keep learning going, education has to rely on digital services that work reliably and securely whatever happens.
Yedyna Shkola supports the capital’s existing e-services. We provide the city with software and equipment free of charge and create learning content, so that digital tools are available to every school at no extra cost to schools or families.
Mission
We believe learning must continue even in wartime. The mission of Yedyna Shkola is to keep Kyiv’s education infrastructure running reliably and give students, parents and educators dependable digital tools for learning and communication. This way, teenagers have ongoing access to useful content for growth, learning and self-improvement.
- Who the project is for
- Kyiv school students who learn with digital services every day.
- Parents who want to see their child’s grades, timetable and homework and easily reach teachers.
- Educators and school leaders who work with e-gradebooks, analytics and AI tools.
The module automatically collects and analyzes learning data. School leaders and city authorities make management decisions based on accurate statistics rather than assumptions.
A modern digital space where the timetable updates instantly and grades and homework are always at hand. It makes communication and sharing materials easier for students, teachers and parents.
A built-in AI assistant helps educators generate a lesson plan or summary in a few clicks. Teachers can spend the time saved on routine tasks with their students.
The service complies with Ukrainian law and holds a Comprehensive Information Security System (KSZI) certificate. Data is stored in a secure cloud environment within Ukraine.