In Kyiv, almost 7,000 applications for enrollment in the 1st grade have already been submitted. 683 of them were submitted online through the Services Portal. This was reported by the Kyiv City State Administration, according to UNN.
Details
Since April 1, when electronic enrollment for the first grade began, 6,955 applications for a child's enrollment in school have been submitted in Kyiv.
Of the total number of applications, more than 10%, namely 683, were submitted online. The rest were submitted by parents in paper form.
Parents submitted 683 applications online through the Services Portal, of which 204 have already been processed by educational institutions. Another 6,272 applications were created by educational institutions based on paper applications submitted manually and transferred to electronic accounts.
How to apply online
The Kyiv City State Administration explained that to submit an application online, you need to:
- log in to your account on the Services Portal using Diia.Signature, electronic signature, or the ID.GOV.UA system (https://id.gov.ua/);
- enter the child's data and upload the birth certificate;
- confirm the place of residence;
- choose the class type (regular, special, inclusive, distance, or with in-depth study of a subject) and school;
- indicate benefits, special educational needs, or other circumstances.
Applications are accepted until May 31. And from June 15, you can also apply for vacant places in schools.
Online enrollment in school through the Services Portal is an example of a convenient service that saves parents' time, simplifies administrative processes, and allows schools to work more efficiently. In the future, we plan to expand the functionality and introduce new digital tools in the capital's educational institutions.
Recall
The acceptance of documents for the admission of children to the 1st grade for the 2025/2026 academic year starts on March 31, 2025. Parents have time to submit documents by May 31 of the same year. It is also important to remember that only one parent or legal representative of the child can submit documents.