The magazine "Free Ukrainian School" (Vush) - the first general pedagogical magazine, published in Kiev from September 1917 to January 1920. It served as an organ All-Ukrainian teacher’s union and continued to develop the ideas of the Ukrainian national school, started by the magazine “Svetlo”. The editors-in-chief of the magazine were Spiridon Cherkasenko and Alexander Doroshkevich. Among the authors and members of the editorial board were such famous figures as O. Astryab, L. Beletsky, G. Holoskevich, O. Hrushevsky, V. Durdukivsky, M. Zerov, O. Muzychenko, I. Ogiyenko, S. Rusova, S. Siropolko, I. Steshenko, P. Kholodny, J. Chepiga and others. The journal discussed the creation of a national education system, school reform based on European pedagogy, published official documents, decisions of teacher congresses, as well as materials on the theory and practice of school business. In total, during the existence of the magazine, 25 issues were published. Issue No. 8-9 in 1918 is a rare and valuable publication reflecting the state of Ukrainian pedagogical thought at that time. Such numbers are rarely found on the market, which makes them especially valuable for collectors and researchers of the history of Ukrainian education. There are stamps of libraries