British school in Lviv and what Shmyhal has to do with it

The founder of Lviv British School in the registry is Andrew Faux, who, according to social media information, is linked to the "Astor" school network, known for controversial reviews from parents. The school itself promises education under the British system, but the quality of teaching and conditions for students do not always meet expectations.

In addition, among the founders of Lviv British School is the firm "International British School LTD", registered in London. This company was established in April 2023, and one of its directors is Andrew Faux himself. However, the company's financial reports show modest assets and a lack of employees.

Uncertainties regarding the founder and confusing names

On the school's official website, the directors are referred to as Andy Faux, but some news reports feature the version Andrew Fox. For an educational institution that declares its English-language orientation, such inconsistencies in the transcription of the surname may cause bewilderment.

Suspicious scheme involving charitable foundations

The cost of studying at Lviv British School is 32,000 hryvnias per month, with additional fees. However, the money does not go directly into the school's account, but through the educational institution's charitable foundation, which may indicate attempts to minimise taxation.

Links to high-profile figures: the Shmyhal family?

Rumours have emerged around Lviv British School about a possible connection with the family of Denis Shmyhal, the Prime Minister of Ukraine. Some sources claim that Anna Shmyhal, the Prime Minister's eldest daughter, may be directly involved in the project, possibly being its hidden beneficiary. Despite attempts to link her to the project through participation in educational events, there is no precise evidence of this connection.

Financial transparency and questions about the future

Examining the financial reports and documents related to Lviv British School, one can conclude that the educational institution does not yet stand out for high financial transparency.  raises doubts about the real goals and motives of the project.

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