Education is compulsory for all children, French and foreign, from the age of 3 (sometimes 2) until the age of 16. Schools accept kids who don't speak French. Before that you can sign up your children for daycare (crèche) at monenfant.fr  . It is free of charge for all kids displaced from Ukraine (details at weka.fr ).

To enroll your child in kindergraden, you need:

• Family book (if possible)
• Child's medical record (if possible)
• Address confirmation
• Identity card / passport

For more information you can download this PDF (UKR)  .

More useful information is available at oniseptv.onisep.fr . 

To enroll your child in school:
• If they are between 3 and 10 years old, the steps must be taken with the town hall of your place of accommodation;
• If they are between 11 and 18 years old, you can contact either the college or high school closest to your place of accommodation, or the national education services in the department of your place of accommodation.
• For young people aged 16 to 18 who were not or do not want to go to school, the Departmental National Education Services Directorates (DSDEN) will also support you in finding a job or vocational training.

For further information and a list of contact points click here  .

To find out about the aid that can be mobilized for the benefit of students, we invite you to contact the director of the school or the head of the establishment in which your child is educated.

Learn more about the education system at education.gouv.fr  .

Children up to the age of 18 are automatically covered by their parent's health insurance. After receiving the temporary protection the parents will receive a health insurance certificate which is equivalent to Carte Vitale (French state health insurance card). With this certificate you can access free or highly subsidized healthcare.
There are 3 sectors of doctors in France: sector 1 doctors set fixed fees and they fully covered by the public health insurance and additional protection that you receive. Sector 2 and 3 doctors set their own fees, with sector 3 being the most expensive. You may get only partially reimbursed for seeing a doctor from sector 2 and 3. Look for a doctor that's marked "conventionné", and even better - "conventionné secteur 1" in order to be fully covered by medical insurance. Another important consideration to be reimbursed is to follow "parcours de soin", to first go to a general practitioner (genéraliste) that will refer you to a specialist after the first general appointment.
For children health care you can either contact a generalist that accepts kids or a pediatrician.

More information at expatica.com  .

Also use the Doctolib website to find a doctor. This is an instruction on how to book a medical appointment. You can search for "Médecine de l'enfant et de l'adolescent" to find a pediatrician or a general practitioner that accept kids.

Yes, but you have to apply for admission for the next year. Submission of documents takes place from October 1 to December 15, 2021. Dossiers submitted after this date will not be considered. If you want to continue studying in your program you can transfer to a course corresponding to your academic level in French universities. You can browse available Bachelor programs and Master programs  .
The list of documents for admission to a French university depends on the requirements of a particular institution, but in any case, the student must provide a resume, a cover letter, and sometimes a project proposal.
To recognize your Ukrainian diploma you need to go through a certification process. You can find more information about it at parrainage.refugies.info  .

Here is a convenient guide on how to apply for a French university program.
More information can be found at ukraine.campusfrance.org  .

Students wishing to study in France have the opportunity to choose an English or French language program. In addition, it is necessary to correlate the level of linguistic training with the requirements of the institution you want to enter.

To enter the first (L1) course of study at a university (bachelor's level), candidates from other countries, including Ukraine, must prove their level of French at least B2. In other cases - for admission to the second (L2) / third year of L3 bachelor's degree or master's degree (Master 1/2) or postgraduate (Doctorat), or to the High School, there are no generally accepted rules for knowledge of French and each institution sets its own requirements on the level of proficiency in French. Information about this can be found on the website of the university you have chosen, or by e-mail directly to the person who works with foreign students.

More information can be found at ukraine.campusfrance.org  .

To prove the level of English, here you can find dates and locations for TOEFL exam and fore IELTS exam in France.
To prove the level of French, you will need to take DELF / DALF exam and you can find the information at institutfrancais-ukraine.com  .