Compare Affordable International Schools in Limassol, Cyprus

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €9,345 - 19,000

Pupils 850

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Founded in 2015 in Cyprus, The Island Private School of Limassol is a progressive international day school that uniquely integrates IB, Waldorf, and Montessori across three pathways. The Palodia main campus serves Pre-Primary through Secondary, while Waldorf Kindergarten operates in Parekklisia and Sunset Gardens in Limassol houses the Boarding School for Grades 7–12. The school teaches in English and offers ESL support; admissions include native-language consideration for pre-primary. It educates 850+ students from more than 35 countries and is the only Cypriot school offering a complete IB Continuum (PYP, MYP, DP, CP) alongside Montessori and Waldorf. On graduation, students receive the Apolytirion Cyprus High School Diploma and may earn the IB Diploma if they pass IB exams. Extracurricular life features over 100 on-campus clubs and a robust Entrepreneurship & Technology Programme with Digital Innovation Labs and external certificates. A future campus expansion anticipates over 2,200 students and global opportunities ahead.

Location

Main Campus in Palodia, Limassol at Vangeriotissas 95A, Palodia, 4549. Waldorf Kindergarten is Parekklisia, Limassol. Sunset Gardens, Limassol hosts the Boarding Campus for Grades 7–12.

Stages

Ages 3–19 (IB Continuum: PYP, MYP, DP, CP). Pre-Primary uses Montessori and Waldorf; Primary uses Montessori, Waldorf, and IB; Secondary uses IB and Waldorf.

Type

International private day school with an IB Continuum.

Additional learning support

Dedicated learning support team provides assistance during the first and second parts of the day; ESL teachers in Primary; English language support via Language Academy; neurodiversity support available on a case-by-case basis, subject to space.

Country affiliation

Cyprus

School day structure

Full-day schedule from 8:00 to 18:00, with after-school programme.

Application & one‑time fees

- Admission fee (one‑time): EUR 100. Payment accepted in cash at reception or by bank transfer when a place is offered.
- Registration fee (one‑time): EUR 500.
- Deposit (one‑time, refundable): EUR 1,500. This deposit is deducted from first‑year charges and is refundable as stated.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and approximate per‑term)

Note: the figures below are the school's published annual tuition amounts for the 2025/2026 academic year; per‑term figures shown are approximate and calculated as (annual ÷ 3) to match the school's academic calendar term structure.

- Kindergarten 1 (age 3): Annual EUR 9,345 — Per term (approx.) EUR 3,115.00.
- Kindergarten 2 (age 4): Annual EUR 9,345 — Per term (approx.) EUR 3,115.00.
- Kindergarten 3 (age 5): Annual EUR 9,345 — Per term (approx.) EUR 3,115.00.
- Grade 1 (age 6): Annual EUR 12,145 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,048.33.
- Grade 2 (age 7): Annual EUR 12,145 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,048.33.
- Grade 3 (age 8): Annual EUR 12,145 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,048.33.
- Grade 4 (age 9): Annual EUR 12,145 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,048.33.
- Grade 5 (age 10): Annual EUR 12,145 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,048.33.
- Grade 6 (age 11): Annual EUR 13,225 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,408.33.
- Grade 7 (age 12): Annual EUR 13,225 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,408.33.
- Grade 8 (age 13): Annual EUR 13,225 — Per term (approx.) EUR 4,408.33.
- Grade 9 (age 14): Annual EUR 19,000 — Per term (approx.) EUR 6,333.33.
- Grade 10 (age 15): Annual EUR 19,000 — Per term (approx.) EUR 6,333.33.
- Grade 11 (age 16): Annual EUR 18,000 — Per term (approx.) EUR 6,000.00.
- Grade 12 (age 17): Annual EUR 18,150 — Per term (approx.) EUR 6,050.00.

Billing schedule & payment terms

- One‑time fees (admission, registration and deposit) are payable at the offer/enrolment stage to secure a place. After assessment and offer, parents sign the enrolment contract and pay the remaining required fees.
- Tuition is published on an annual basis; the school's calendar is organised by academic terms. The per‑term figures above are shown as approximations (annual ÷ 3) to reflect the term structure.
- Bus service is charged extra on a term basis and routes are operated for Limassol; GPS tracking is provided for parents. Lunch is available as a monthly subscription or pay‑as‑you‑go option for Primary and Secondary students.

Boarding fees (Sunset Gardens residence — Grades 8–12)

Boarding fees are quoted by weekly/part‑week pattern and by grade group:

- Grades 8–10:
- Full‑time 7/7 boarding: EUR 24,000 per year.
- 5/7 boarding: EUR 12,500 per year.
- 4/7 boarding: EUR 9,000 per year.
- 3/7 boarding: EUR 6,000 per year.

- Grades 11–12:
- Full‑time 7/7 boarding: EUR 26,000 per year.
- 5/7 boarding: EUR 14,000 per year.
- 4/7 boarding: EUR 10,500 per year.
- 3/7 boarding: EUR 7,000 per year.

- Boarding services include: accommodation, house parents, daily meals (breakfast & dinner), transport between residence and school, weekly laundry/cleaning, sports activities and weekly trips.

Other charges & typical extras

- Lunch service: monthly subscription or pay‑as‑you‑go for Primary and Secondary students; the canteen is supplied by an external provider.
- Bus transport: charged extra on a term basis; four existing routes are offered for Limassol.
- Uniform policy: the school's communications indicate that students are not required to wear a uniform (the School's LinkedIn post states a no‑uniform policy).
- Extracurricular activities, specialist courses, exam fees, school trips, and some materials or technology charges may be added to tuition depending on participation; lunch and bus are explicitly charged as additional services.

Refunds & refundable items

- The enrolment deposit of EUR 1,500 is listed as refundable.

Fee payment options

- Bank transfer is explicitly offered for the admission fee and bank details are provided when a place is confirmed. Cash payment at reception is also accepted for the admission fee.
- The school accepts cryptocurrency payments for tuition and donations via a commercial crypto payment partner (CoinsPaid).

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Curriculum

The school teaches an IB Continuum (PYP, MYP, DP, CP) for ages 3–19. Pre-Primary to Grade 8 follows Waldorf; Pre-Primary to Grade 4 follows Montessori. Upon graduation, students receive the Apolytirion (Cyprus High School Diploma) and may also receive the IB Diploma if they pass the IB examinations.

Higher Education Progression

From Grade 10, students receive a dedicated university and careers counsellor to guide them from graduation to university, help with university selection and admission, and prepare for the process; science students are guided to Olympiads for points, and arts students receive portfolio assistance.

Gifted and Talented

The TLF (Technology Leaders of the Future) is a fully funded boarding scholarship programme for gifted students aged 14–16, offering 70 full scholarships for 2-, 3-, or 4-year Advanced IB study. It includes boarding at the Boarding Campus, mentorship, wellbeing support, and university preparation; top scholars may receive additional TLF scholarships to cover university expenses.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

A nurturing, family-like environment supports a strong student well-being culture, with student well-being as the foundation of learning. The school promotes social and emotional development across its IB, Waldorf, and Montessori pathways. Outdoor learning opportunities, day trips, and social service activities contribute to students' holistic development. A broad range of extracurricular activities and a supportive community further enhance wellbeing. From Grade 10 onward, university and careers counselling helps students plan for the next steps while focusing on personal growth.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

A dedicated learning support team provides assistance during the first and second parts of the day. When there is an available place, a meeting with the learning support team discusses the child's needs and determines the required support. The school accommodates neurodiverse learners where appropriate.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction. An ESL teacher supports each year group in Primary. From Grade 2, students take an English aptitude test; from Grade 3, an English proficiency test is required. Intensive English support may be recommended if needed, and there is an afternoon Language Academy offering additional English courses.

Mental Wellbeing

The school prioritises student wellbeing as a core element of the educational experience, fostering a supportive and caring environment that underpins learning.

Safeguarding

Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy is in place.

Admissions

1. The academic year runs from September to June. Prospective students can apply now for all programmes. Admission depends on the student's overall test and interview results as well as space availability in the chosen programme and grade. Children must be at least 3 years old by 1 September. 2. Use the Grade & Programme Calculator to determine the class your child may enter based on date of birth, and to see which programmes are available for their age. The form does not guarantee the availability of places in the selected programme. 3. Choose a programme. The Island Private School offers International Baccalaureate (IB) from ages 3 to 19, Waldorf from Kindergarten to Grade 8, and Montessori from Pre-Primary to Grade 4. 4. Admission Process: Submit an Application via Open Apply and complete the application form, then pay the non-refundable admission fee of 100 EUR. Complete the Learning Support Form on OpenApply to share any educational needs. The school will contact you by email to confirm space and provide instructions for paying the admission fee. 5. Documentation and steps: Prepare documents such as the child's birth certificate, passport or ID, parents' passports or IDs, last school report, Health Certificate (Greek or English), proof of residence, and vaccination certificate. 6. Pass the examinations: Depending on the grade, students complete CAT4 (Aptitude Test) and an English Test (Grades 3–12), followed by interviews with the Academic Team. Final admission is based on exam results and space availability. 7. Contract, enrolment and trial: Upon a successful outcome, a place is offered. Parents sign the Enrolment Form and pay tuition and any required deposits. A 5-day Trial Week is held to assess adaptation; if the child withdraws, tuition is refunded in full except for the non-refundable admission fee. 8. First day and onboarding: The academic team welcomes the child on the first day, and onboarding emails provide essential information about operations and start.

Scholarships

TLF – Technology Leaders of the Future is a fully funded boarding scholarship programme at The Island Private School. The programme offers 70 full scholarships for students aged 14–16 who excel in Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science, and who demonstrate entrepreneurial motivation and a strong portfolio. It provides a 2-, 3-, or 4-year Advanced IB programme, well-being mentors, houseparents, and comprehensive health insurance, with dormitory accommodation at the Boarding Campus in Limassol. Applications are submitted online for initial screening, followed by a math test and further assessments for shortlisted candidates, an interview with Programme Leaders, and final selection by the admissions committee. Successful scholars receive tuition, boarding, learning materials, and weekend activities, with university placement support depending on performance. Key dates include the second wave application deadline (March 22, 2026) with online tests, written exams, and scheduled oral exams, and onboarding after acceptance. Some top scholars may receive additional university scholarship support based on performance. The programme also supports university preparation, including guidance, counselling, and exam preparation. Medical coverage is provided for the duration of studies, and partial coverage or instalment plans are not offered for TLF. Some top scholars may access extra TLF funding for future university costs.

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Logos School of English Education

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees €3,068 - 7,383

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Logos School of English Education offers a modern English-language education within a Christian ethos. Established in 1973 and located on a central campus in Limassol, the school serves students aged 4 to 18 on a single-form entry basis and is registered by the Ministry of Education. The curriculum combines the British framework with Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Levels, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, ensuring a coherent pathway from early years through secondary graduation. The Pre-Primary program emphasizes language development, while Primary delivers English-language instruction with Greek language study to support life in Cyprus and beyond. The Secondary program builds on prior learning and prepares students for internationally recognized qualifications. Facilities include dedicated classrooms, science and computer laboratories, a borrowing library, a play area, and a football pitch on a single campus. Extra-curriculars feature extensive clubs such as Ambassadors Football, Art, and Choir that enrich academic and personal growth.

Location

Limassol city centre on Agias Andreas, near the old hospital.

Stages

Pre-Primary, Primary, and Secondary; students from age 4 through to High School graduation at 19.

Type

Registered school recognised by the Ministry of Education with a Christian ethos.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Diverse international intake.

Religious affiliation

Christian

School day structure

The three school areas share a single campus and operate on different timetables.

Boarding Arrangements

Boarding facilities closed in 2008; the school does not offer boarding.

Uniform Requirement

Summer Uniform is navy and includes shorts or skorts with a breathable polo, available to order from the end of August. Winter Uniform includes navy trousers, jumpers and fleeces over the polo, with navy tracksuit bottoms for PE; base layers can be worn in cold weather; outer coats are allowed; plain black boots are permitted.

Food Options

There is a tuck-shop on campus.

Governance and Ownership

The school operates as a non-profit organisation. Banking details list Logos Educational Institute Ltd. as the account name.

Application & registration fees

- Registration (per pupil): EUR 450. This is an annual, non-refundable payment and is deducted from the tuition fee; it secures the pupil's place until 30 September.

Tuition fees by year group — academic year 2026/27 (annual and per-term amounts)

- Kindergarten 1 (age 3): Annual EUR 3,518. Per term (three instalments): approx. EUR 1,173.
- Kindergarten 2 (age 4): Annual EUR 3,518. Per term: approx. EUR 1,173.
- Kindergarten 3 (age 5): Annual EUR 4,889. Per term: approx. EUR 1,630.
- Grade 1 (age 6): Annual EUR 5,391. Per term: approx. EUR 1,797.
- Grade 2 (age 7): Annual EUR 5,712. Per term: approx. EUR 1,904.
- Grade 3 (age 8): Annual EUR 5,958. Per term: approx. EUR 1,986.
- Grade 4 (age 9): Annual EUR 6,048. Per term: approx. EUR 2,016.
- Grade 5 (age 10): Annual EUR 6,158. Per term: approx. EUR 2,053.
- Grade 6 (age 11): Annual EUR 6,242. Per term: approx. EUR 2,081.
- Grade 7 (age 12): Annual EUR 6,583. Per term: approx. EUR 2,194.
- Grade 8 (age 13): Annual EUR 6,898. Per term: approx. EUR 2,299.
- Grade 9 (age 14): Annual EUR 7,208. Per term: approx. EUR 2,403.
- Grade 10 (age 15): Annual EUR 7,549. Per term: approx. EUR 2,516.
- Grade 11 (age 16): Annual EUR 7,549. Per term: approx. EUR 2,516.
- Grade 12 (age 17): Annual EUR 7,833. Per term: approx. EUR 2,611.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is billed on an annual basis and the school operates a scheduled payment plan with payments due at the following points: registration fee on enrolment; first tuition payment before the start of Term 1; second tuition payment on 1 December; final tuition payment on 1 March. Alternative payment arrangements may be made by agreement with the school.

- Where tuition is paid in instalments according to the school's schedule, the per-term amounts above represent the annual tuition divided across the three scheduled payments. Exact instalment amounts will appear on the school invoice.

Boarding fees

- Logos School of English Education is a day school; no weekly or full boarding fees are charged.

Other costs and fees

- Items explicitly excluded from tuition: external examination/entry fees for GCSE, GCE AS/A & GCE O level; afternoon class fees; books; and uniform. These are additional costs to budget for.

- The tuition figure is reported to include diploma costs and accident insurance and the registration charge is deducted from tuition. The school does not charge extra for school day trips or clubs run by the school.

- Uniform is required; a published uniform price is not listed on the fee schedule. Uniform costs should be treated as an additional, separate expense.

Refund information

- The registration payment (EUR 450) is stated as non-refundable and is applied against the tuition for the year; it also secures the pupil's place until 30 September. No separate, detailed tuition-refund schedule for mid-year withdrawals is published in the school's fee material accessible in the school's fee pages.

Fee payment options

- Payments accepted at the school office: cash, cheque, and credit/debit card (Visa/MasterCard).

- Payments accepted via Bank of Cyprus branches and the Bank of Cyprus online banking (1Bank) bill-payment facility. The school's Utility Code (for bill payments) is 3106; the account/bill number used should match the account number on the school invoice.

- Online card payments for tuition are possible via JCCSmart (Visa/MasterCard). Alternative payment plans can be arranged by agreement with the school.

Brief note on available information and limits

- The above presents the published annual tuition by grade for the 2026/27 academic year together with the school's stated registration fee, published instalment dates, items explicitly included/excluded in tuition, and the published payment methods. The school's fee pages provide the registration refund rule but do not publish a full, detailed tuition-refund schedule for mid-year withdrawal; uniform price details are not published on the fee schedule.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school places strong emphasis on student welfare and a secure teaching environment that supports self-confidence, respect for others, and reaching academic potential. Behaviour is expected to be courteous and school rules maintain a proper learning environment. The school recognises that bullying can take various forms and staff identify victims and bullies to provide suitable counselling. Students may discuss personal issues with any staff member, who will counsel or refer to a more suitable colleague in the student's best interests. The Principal is available for confidential inquiries at Principal@Logos.ac.cy.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school is not a dedicated SEN school. It has a Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator who coordinates limited provision to support pupils with mild SEN. The school does not offer 1:1 SEN support. The SENCO supports teachers and parents to identify additional learning needs and advises on diagnostic procedures. The school provides a small, welcoming environment for students with learning challenges. For students with a confirmed diagnosis, test and exam access arrangements can be provided when in line with school policies and MOE expectations and external exam regulations.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The curriculum is delivered in English, with English as the language of instruction rather than Greek; Greek is taught as a language. A strong command of English is required to cope with the English-medium curriculum; ESL teaching is available for some students. English language proficiency is assessed before entry via reports, interviews, and entrance tests. The school uses an English-language curriculum for subjects, including offering IGCSEs and AS qualifications alongside the Apolytirion route.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral care is central to Logos School, with emphasis on all-round growth within a Christian ethos. Staff provide care, nurture, and mentorship to support students' well-being. Students who have personal issues can discuss them with staff, who will provide counsel or refer to appropriate support. The school fosters mental and emotional well-being as part of a safe learning environment. The school's approach is built on caring relationships and supportive guidance to help students grow confidently.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding and child protection are integrated with student welfare. The school recognises and addresses bullying, and staff identify victims and bullies and provide counselling. Incidents are investigated to protect students and uncover sources of problems. Students may discuss personal issues with staff who will counsel or refer as needed. For confidential matters, contact the Principal at Principal@Logos.ac.cy.

Admissions

Enquiries welcome. Logos School educates students from Pre-school age 4 through GCSEs, A-Levels, or Apolytirion. For a place on the waiting list, fill out the Enquiry Form on the SchoolBase platform. If a place is anticipated soon, an in-person meeting with the Principal is arranged to discuss the application, tour the school, and may include an informal interview with the prospective student and the Principal. Entrance examinations may be arranged depending on education history, age and English proficiency; GCSE/AS entry may require additional exams. A minimum level of English is required for older classes. For students joining mid-way, previous school reports may be requested and the school may contact the previous school to verify documents and confirm transfer. Places are offered based on availability and suitability; if places are not available, students are placed on a waiting list with priority given to siblings already in the school. To secure a place once offered, a non-refundable registration fee of €450 per student is payable; this fee is included in the total school fees and deducted from the yearly balance. Registration forms and documents required include the child's birth certificate, passports for both parents, the most recent school report, proof of address, custody documents if applicable, and a vaccination status certificate. Admissions into Pre-School are subject to a waiting list due to high demand; top candidates may be invited to an October open morning about 11 months before starting; a place may be offered after a 1-on-1 session and tour if available. To be offered a place in Pre-School, the child must communicate with parents in their native tongue (English is not required before starting), be toilet trained, and feed themselves; prior knowledge of English is not required, but some spoken English is advantageous, and the programme includes English phonics. Graduates receive the Apolytirion; students may sit IGCSEs, AS and A-Levels; Logos School is a registered Cambridge International Examinations and Edexcel Centre.

Scholarships

A limited number of means-tested bursaries are available on application; documentary evidence of circumstances is required for consideration. Sibling discounts exist: 10% for the second child, 15% for the third child, and 20% for the fourth child and beyond. A discretionary discount is available if annual fees for the next academic year are paid before the end of term (approximately by 20 June).

Waitlist

The school maintains a waiting list for admission; as a single-form entry school, places are limited for every class and there is a waiting list for almost every class; Pre-School is always full. The admissions team keeps in touch with enquirers, and the SchoolBase enquiry form is used to register interest. When places become available, contact is made with those on the list to confirm continued interest and offer placement as appropriate.

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American Academy Limassol

Instructs in English, Arabic

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees €5,250 - 9,750

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

American Academy Limassol is a private, co-educational school in Cyprus serving ages 2–18. It follows a British curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, and Cambridge A Levels, taught in English. The school uses a modified English National Curriculum, with Key Stage 3 offering core subjects such as English, mathematics, science, Greek as a language, ICT, and arts; Key Stage 4 prepares students for International GCSE/GCSE with compulsory English, mathematics, PE, and Greek, plus optional subjects. In Key Stage 5, students may pursue AS/A2 levels or the Apolytirion across three tracks: A-Level Intensive, Apolytirion, and Combined. The campus features libraries of more than 5,000 books, three science laboratories, ICT suites, a theatre, gym, sports ground, and outdoor playgrounds with a canteen. The school is an approved GCSE/IGCSE and GCE AS/A-Level examination centre and hosts the Duke of Edinburgh Award, the Athletic School, and a Performing & Fine Arts program. A Greek language programme and robust career guidance support university progression worldwide.

Location

Limassol, Cyprus. Secondary School: 24 Despinas Pattichi Street, Limassol 3071; Primary School: 7 Lefkas Street, Limassol 3070. The school operates a private education model serving nursery through secondary education on multiple sites in Limassol.

Stages

Preschool & Kindergarten; Primary School (ages 5-11); Secondary School (11-18); Boarding School (11-18); Greek School (11-18); Athletic School; Learning Support Center

Type

Private school in Cyprus offering education from kindergarten through secondary, following the English National Curriculum.

Additional learning support

The school has a Learning Support Center.

Country affiliation

Cyprus

Boarding Arrangements

American Academy Limassol offers boarding accommodation within close proximity to the school for full-time students. Boarders are monitored 24 hours a day and have a personal tutor; meals are provided three times daily, accommodation is up to two students per room, with weekly laundry and 24-hour supervision.

Uniform Requirement

The school requires a uniform with Summer and Winter sets. Summer: grey trousers or a grey skirt with a light grey shirt or light blue polo shirt bearing the school logo; Winter: blue jumper with logo, black outdoor blazer with logo, grey trousers; a school tie is worn at all times; footwear must be plain black; jewellery and grooming have specified restrictions; a T-shirt with house colors and the AA Logo is used for house affiliation.

Food Options

Meals are offered three times a day, every day of the week.

House System

There is a house colors system; students wear a house-colored T-shirt with the AA logo as part of the dress code.

Governance and Ownership

The school is operated by American Private Schools Ltd.

Application and registration fees

- New students: Application and registration fee of EUR 500.
- Returning (existing) students: Registration fee EUR 250 plus a deposit of EUR 400 (the deposit is credited toward tuition). The school may release an existing students place if registration is not completed by May 1.

Tuition fees (Academic year 2026/2027) — per term and per year (3 terms per year)

- Kindergarten & Pre-reception: EUR 1,750 per term / EUR 5,250 per year.
- Reception: EUR 1,850 per term / EUR 5,550 per year.
- Primary Year 1 & 2: EUR 2,190 per term / EUR 6,570 per year.
- Primary Year 3 & 4: EUR 2,266 per term / EUR 6,798 per year.
- Primary Year 5 & 6: EUR 2,320 per term / EUR 6,960 per year.
- Secondary Class 1: EUR 2,410 per term / EUR 7,230 per year.
- Secondary Class 2: EUR 2,640 per term / EUR 7,920 per year.
- Secondary Class 3: EUR 2,850 per term / EUR 8,550 per year.
- Secondary Class 4 & 5: EUR 3,050 per term / EUR 9,150 per year.
- Secondary Class 6 & 7: EUR 3,250 per term / EUR 9,750 per year.

Boarding fees and package

- Full boarding package (includes tuition, accommodation, meals, transport to/from the airport, clubs and extracurricular activities, immigration arrangements, and medical insurance):
- Classes 1, 2, 3 & 4 (boarding): EUR 27,500 per year.
- Classes 5, 6 & 7 (boarding): EUR 30,000 per year.
- Boarding accommodation is offered for the full academic year including holidays if the student remains in Cyprus; rooming, meals (three times daily), laundry and 24-hour supervision are included as part of the boarding package.

Additional and optional fees

- Afternoon care / internal clubs: additional charges apply for after-school care (standard day and after-care hours described; services are charged separately and paid in advance). For students who stay in the afternoon and/or eat lunch periodically there is an occasional fee of EUR 20 per child per day (with three days notice).
- Subject-specific additional annual charges (examples shown by year group): Class 4/5: EUR 75 per year for each additional subject; Class 6/7: EUR 100 per year for each additional subject. Transport and lunch are charged separately and are administered by the accounts office.
- Miscellaneous purchases (charged in addition to tuition) include: school uniforms, books, student photographs, yearbooks and certain excursions. For example, a basic sports kit item listed for primary (jersey, pants and t-shirt) is EUR 15.
- International examination fees (for external exam centres) vary by subject, level and candidate and are payable directly to the examination centres.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- All school services are payable in advance on a yearly or termly basis.
- Standard instalment plan (three instalments): due 1 September, 1 December and 1 March.
- Annual payment: a 3% tuition discount is applied if tuition and all fees are settled in full by the schools set deadline. (Advance-payment discounts apply to tuition only.)
- Monthly payment plan: a monthly plan (10 payments from August to May) is available; payments may be made by standing order or credit/debit card and a commission fee applies for the monthly plan (EUR 50). Monthly agreements must be arranged through the accounts office.

Refund and withdrawal policy

- Tuition fees, pre-payments, deposits and registration fees are not refundable and are non-transferable under any circumstances. A full-term written notice must be given to the principal to withdraw a pupil during the academic year. If written notice is not provided, the school may charge for the following academic term or request payment for the entire academic year. School records and transcripts may be withheld until all balances are paid in full. A specific administrative withdrawal charge may also apply after enrolment in some circumstances.

Fee payment methods and administration

- Families may pay by annual lump sum, three-instalment plan, or the monthly payment plan; monthly payments may be processed by standing order or by credit/debit card (monthly-plan commission applies). Payment arrangements and exact billing (for transport, lunch and other optional services) are administered by the accounts office.

Notes on timing and small-cost items

- Transport and prepaid-lunch pricing are quoted and administered by the accounts office; occasional lunch is charged at EUR 20 per day (with three days notice). Subject-specific and extracurricular charges are billed separately.

Curriculum

The American Academy Limassol follows a British curriculum taught in English and uses a modified English National Curriculum. In Secondary School, students study for GCSE/IGCSE and GCE AS/A-Level examinations and may also complete the Apolytirion; the school is an approved examination centre for GCSE/IGCSE and GCE AS/A2 Level examinations. Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9) provides the core curriculum including English, environmental science, Greek/Greek as a foreign language, mathematics, science, history, ICT, music, personal and social education, physical education, and art and drama. Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) prepares for the International GCSE/GCSE with English, mathematics, PE and Greek/Greek as a foreign language compulsory and a broad range of optional subjects. Key Stage 5 (Years 12–13) enables AS/A2 levels and the Apolytirion across three tracks: A-Level Intensive, Apolytirion, and Combined. The school supports progression to universities worldwide, including the UK, Europe, USA, Australia, Canada, Cyprus and Greece, and offers the Duke of Edinburgh International Award as part of extra-curricular activities.

Student Teacher Ratio

low student-teacher ratio

Higher Education Progression

Entry to leading universities worldwide, including the United Kingdom, Europe, the USA, Australia, Canada, Cyprus and Greece.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides Personal & Social Education as part of the Primary School core curriculum. The Our Ethos describes a supportive environment that recognises each individual's talents, promotes personal, social and spiritual development, and encourages responsible citizenship in a multicultural context. The curriculum is designed to inspire students to achieve their full potential, become lifelong learners, and develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed for life and work.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Learning Support Centre offers Homework Classes for pupils who have difficulties completing homework at home, and provides tutoring across English (Beginners and Advanced), English – All Levels, Greek, Modern Greek (IGCSE and A level), Mathematics, Russian, Fine Art and Physical Education (GCSE, AS and A level). Tutoring runs 2:00 pm–7:00 pm, with sessions at least twice a week.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English language support is available for Beginners and Advanced levels, including English – All Levels and English for adults.

Admissions

1. Schedule a visit. Visiting our schools provides a 30-minute information session followed by a 30-minute tour. Visits are scheduled Monday–Friday, 9:00 am to 14:00 pm. To schedule a tour, complete the registration form on the site or contact Admissions and Recruitment Office at +357 25 337054.

2. Prepare. Admissions decisions are made by the principal of each school. The admissions office coordinates the process and sets minimum enrollment requirements, application deadlines and additional requirements. Prospective students should prepare entrance exams in Mathematics and English (complimentary lessons are provided), an entry interview with the Headmaster, and keep on hand documents including two passport photographs, original birth certificate, copies of the student's passport/ID, copies of parent's passport/ID, attested copies of G.C.S.E /G.C.E. / IELTS / TOEFL, last school report, and health certificate for Early Years.

3. Apply. When ready to apply, you will find all relevant information relating to the application. Applications are subject to deadlines and availability. If you prefer, you may call +357 25 337054 to discuss sending an application electronically.

4. For international applicants; Upon acceptance. International applicants require a visa, and the team handles visa particulars to ensure issuance. Upon acceptance, the Student and Parents Handbook will be provided to ensure a smooth transition to school life.

Scholarships

Students are tested in English and Mathematics and academic scholarships are awarded as follows: 1st Place – 25% of the annual tuition. The 25% Class Achievement Scholarship is awarded to a single top-student in each class of Secondary School for the following academic year and is valid for one academic year; the top student is determined by the principal and his team. All students who participate in a national sports team are eligible for the ATHLETE scholarship. Eligibility should be confirmed with the Principal.

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Foley's School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €7,500 - 12,600

Pupils 1300

Type Co-educational

Foley's School is a private, independent, multinational, co-educational school in Limassol, Cyprus, licensed by the Ministry of Education. The campus educates around 1,300 pupils aged 3–18 from 50 nationalities. English is the language of instruction. The curriculum broadly follows the UK National Curriculum, adapted for international pupils, and leads to external qualifications including Cambridge IGCSEs and Cambridge A Levels (through London Edexcel and Cambridge boards). The school also offers an Apolytirion approved by the Cypriot Ministry of Education. The Primary section moved to a campus in 2016, and the Secondary building and sports facilities were developed on the same site, giving access to a sports complex, laboratories and ICT suites. Extracurriculars span drama, music ensembles, sport and more; the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is available, and Greek language study is complemented by other language options. Foley's represents a community with emphasis on practical science, sport and performing arts worldwide.

Location

2 Nikis Avenue, 4108 Limassol

Stages

From Pre-Reception (Early Years) to Upper Sixth; ages 3-18

Type

Private, independent, multinational and co-ed; licensed by the Ministry of Education

Pupil Nationality Mix

Around 50 nationalities represented; English is the language of instruction

Additional learning support

Special Education and support provided under the Law on Education of Children with Special Needs (Private Schools Law of 2019, Article 14(5))

Application / Registration Deposit

- Registration deposit: EUR 1,800, payable once on initial registration. The deposit is refunded only when written notice is given by the last weekday in February, the child completes the school year, and there are no outstanding fees.

Tuition fees (termly and annual by year group)

- Early Years (Pre-Reception & Reception): Termly EUR 2,500 | Annual EUR 7,500.

- Primary Education:
- Infants (Years 1 & 2): Termly EUR 2,800 | Annual EUR 8,400.
- Juniors (Years 3, 4 & 5): Termly EUR 3,100 | Annual EUR 9,300.
- Prep (Year 6): Termly EUR 3,400 | Annual EUR 10,200.

- Secondary Education:
- Forms 1–3 (Years 7, 8 & 9): Termly EUR 3,900 | Annual EUR 11,700.
- Forms 4–U6 (Years 10–13): Termly EUR 4,200 | Annual EUR 12,600.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment frequency: Tuition fees are payable termly in advance for Cypriot and long-term property-owning Cyprus residents; payable annually in advance for other families. The Accounts Department decides whether a family pays termly or annually; any change must be agreed in writing. Annual invoices are payable on or before the end of the first week of September. Termly invoices are payable on or before the end of the first week of September, January and April. Tuition must be paid in full in advance within these prescribed periods. Tuition fees are not refundable or transferable under any circumstances, and the School does not accept pupils for less than one complete school year. Any proposed delay in payment must be agreed in writing in advance with the School Accounts Department. Unauthorized delay may restrict the pupil's attendance at clubs, events, trips and examinations. The School will not reduce fees if the curriculum is delivered online due to Ministry directive or force majeure. The School cannot accept cash payments over EUR 10,000 per invoice in accordance with EU Regulation and Cyprus law.

Fee payment options and account details

- Accepted methods: Bank transfer (preferred), cheque, cash or card payments may be made at the School Office during office hours (08:30–12:30).

- Bank account details (as provided for payments):
- Alpha Bank (account name Foley Schools Ltd) — listed IBANs are provided in the school payment provisions.
- Bank of Cyprus (account name Foley Schools Ltd) — listed IBANs are provided in the school payment provisions.
- EuroBank Cyprus (account name Foley Schools Ltd) — listed IBANs are provided in the school payment provisions.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not offered; there are no boarding fees. The school operates as a day school.

Other costs and optional fees

- Uniform: Early Years EUR 260–350; Primary EUR 300–450 (indicative ranges; uniform list and regulations give itemised prices).

- Textbooks and stationery:
- Early Years: EUR 50–70.
- Primary: Infants EUR 250–350; Juniors EUR 400–450; Prep EUR 650 (Prep includes an Art box).

- Transport (school bus): EUR 90–160 per month (local bus rates).

- Class photographs: EUR 7–25.

- Optional/occasional items:
- Crèche (where applicable): EUR 850–900 (hot meal service for crèche paid in advance per term; daily hot meal cost ~EUR 5.00–6.50).
- Local trips and year-group residential trips (where applicable): typical ranges EUR 350–500 for specified trips.
- Specialist clubs run by external providers (e.g. Bricks for Kidz): EUR 200–400 annually.

- Notes on optional fees: Most extra-curricular activities and most school day trips are included without extra charge; fees shown for optional items are indicative and may change where external providers set prices.

Refund information (summary)

- Tuition fees: Not refundable or transferable under any circumstances.

- Registration deposit: Refundable only if written notice is given by the last weekday in February, the pupil completes the school year, and there are no outstanding fees.

Discounts and concessions

- Sibling discounts: 10% for the second child in the same family attending at the same time, 15% for the third child and 20% for other siblings. Children of former pupils who completed their Secondary Education at Foley's are eligible for a 5% discount.

Curriculum

Foley's School broadly follows the UK National Curriculum, adapted for international pupils. The programme leads to external examinations, IGCSEs and A levels, with London (Edexcel) and Cambridge examination boards. The school also offers an Apolytirion approved by the Cypriot Ministry of Education. English is the language of instruction and the school serves pupils from Pre-Reception to Upper Sixth with around 50 nationalities represented.

Exam Results

The school has been highly successful in IGCSE and A Level examinations over the years.

Higher Education Progression

The vast majority of pupils gain places at top universities in the UK, Europe, USA and Canada.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Learning Coordinator drives a social and emotional curriculum to support holistic development. The Coordinator, Mrs Cathie Timotheou, oversees pastoral care for every pupil and collaborates with teachers and parents to develop individual learning plans. She brings expertise in psychology and education to design supportive strategies and to train staff in techniques beneficial to the whole class. The curriculum includes class circle times and themes such as zones of regulation, feelings, needs, perspective taking and conflict resolution, fostering self-awareness and empathy. Select Primary pupils in their final year have the chance to train as Peer Mediators through weekly sessions. The school also provides regular online safety awareness sessions and shares online safety resources with families.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides Special Education and support in proportion to the provisions of the Law on Education of Children with Special Needs (Private Schools Law of 2019, Article 14.5). It is licensed by the Ministry of Education. It caters for pupils aged 3-18 and broadly follows the UK National Curriculum, adapted for international pupils.

Mental Wellbeing

Foley's School focuses on holistic well-being alongside academics. The Learning Coordinator provides pastoral care to every pupil and develops individual learning plans with teachers and parents. The social and emotional curriculum aims to improve self-awareness and empathy through class circle times and themes such as zones of regulation, feelings, needs, perspective taking and conflict resolution. The school offers Peer Mediator training for selected Prep pupils to support peers. Regular online safety awareness sessions educate pupils on digital safety, and families receive access to the National Online Safety platform.

Safeguarding

Pastoral care is provided for every pupil through the Learning Coordinator. A triad of teacher–child–parent collaboration supports safeguarding, coordinated by the Learning Coordinator. Regular online safety awareness sessions educate pupils about digital safety. Families have access to the National Online Safety platform for guidance and resources. The school emphasizes holistic protection of children through coordinated support across home, school and staff.

Admissions

1. Entry and eligibility: The school offers a continuous learning experience from Early Years to Sixth Form. Pupils may enter at any year group in any term, subject to availability of places. The main entry point is Pre-Reception (Early Years). 2. Application and waiting list: The Online Entrance Application form is completed to begin the process. An email confirms that the application has been placed on the Waiting List. The Waiting List generally follows an order, but priority applicants may be considered ahead of others under established criteria. 3. Evaluation and offer: The school requires an entrance interview and/or entrance assessment/exam depending on the year group entry point. The interview, assessment, or exam evaluates readiness and suitability for Foley's School. Final decisions are based on the outcomes of these evaluations as part of the admissions process. The final decision to offer a place rests solely with the school.

Waitlist

The school maintains a Waiting List for applicants. After submitting the Online Entrance Application, the application is placed on the Waiting List via an email confirmation. The Waiting List generally follows an order, though priority applicants may be considered ahead of others under established criteria. The final admission decision rests with the school.

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The Heritage Private School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees €10,240

Pupils 1400

Type Co-educational

Heritage Private School is a private English‑medium, co‑educational day school in Limassol, Cyprus, serving ages 2–18. The curriculum follows the UK National Curriculum from Early Years to Upper Secondary, with Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSEs, GCSEs, AS Levels and A Levels, plus Cambridge Pathway from Early Years to Advanced Level. The school is a Cambridge International Fellowship Centre and an Examination Centre, enabling internal and external Cambridge assessments. All lessons are taught in English. The campus features a Technology Centre with laboratories, an art room, a lecture theatre and a cafeteria; a Multifunction Hall with a stage and Amphitheatre; and facilities across Early Years, Primary and Secondary buildings. Sports facilities include a FIFA Star 1 football pitch, ITF‑approved 12‑layer tennis courts, and courts for basketball, netball and volleyball, plus outdoor cricket nets and a track. A broad programme of clubs and community service complements academics, including PASCH accreditation, MUN, Duke of Edinburgh and Arts, Drama and Music strands.

Location

4549 Palodia, Limassol, Cyprus

Stages

Ages 2-19; Early Years, Primary, Secondary

Type

Private English-medium co-educational day school

Pupil Nationality Mix

55 nationalities represented; over 1,400 culturally diverse students on roll.

Additional learning support

ESL is compulsory during school hours for non-native English speakers requiring support; the school has a Special Educational Needs Coordinator and offers personalised learning support with the possibility of after‑school sessions; a counsellor is available for wellbeing support.

Country affiliation

Cyprus

School day structure

Students should arrive by 7:45 a.m. for registration at 7:50 a.m.; the School also runs a bus service from many locations around Limassol.

Bus service

The School arranges a bus service from many locations around Limassol.

Uniform Requirement

School Uniform and PE kit including tracksuits are available from the School Shop in the Upper Primary Building (Technology Centre). For items supplied by the School Shop, no substitute uniform is allowed. Our uniform is smart and practical and gives the students a sense of belonging. The uniform list for each age group is available from the School Office and on the Parent Portal.

Food Options

CAFETERIAS: The School Cafeteria on the ground floor of the Secondary School building provides drinks, snacks and nourishing hot and cold food, most of which is home-cooked on the premises. It offers fresh rolls and sandwiches and also has a lunch menu with dishes such as Meatballs with Pourgouri, Gingered Seafood Noodles, and Pennine Macaroni with Chicken; a vegetarian option is always offered. The HealthMe cafe on the ground floor of the Upper Primary Building serves freshly made juices, smoothies, coffees, teas and organic salads, wraps and snacks.

House System

A House system exists with House Points to recognise student achievements; details of how houses are organized are described in assemblies and school policies; individuals and teams are recognised in Assembly, with Form Tutors', Heads of Departments' and Headteacher's commendations.

Governance and Ownership

The Heritage Private School Ltd (Cyprus) owns and operates the school.

Application & enrolment fees
- Non‑refundable Initial Enrolment fee (one‑off, payable on first enrolment): EUR 320.
- Deposit fee (one‑off, payable on first enrolment): EUR 1,200. The deposit is refundable subject to the school's withdrawal notice and account‑clearing conditions (see Refunds).
- Annual Re‑enrolment & Development fee: EUR 320 (charged each year).

Tuition fees — Early Years (per semester / per year)
- Pre‑Nursery: EUR 3,510 per semester / EUR 7,020 per year.
- Nursery: EUR 3,510 per semester / EUR 7,020 per year.
- Pre‑Reception: EUR 3,510 per semester / EUR 7,020 per year.
- Reception: EUR 3,900 per semester / EUR 7,800 per year. Included in the Early Years tuition: books, stationery and external visitors fees.

Tuition fees — Primary (per semester / per year)
- Year 1: EUR 4,200 per semester / EUR 8,400 per year.
- Year 2: EUR 4,200 per semester / EUR 8,400 per year.
- Year 3: EUR 4,650 per semester / EUR 9,300 per year.
- Year 4: EUR 4,650 per semester / EUR 9,300 per year.
- Year 5: EUR 5,100 per semester / EUR 10,200 per year.
- Year 6: EUR 5,100 per semester / EUR 10,200 per year. Included in Primary tuition are local day trips in Cyprus (transport and entrance fees).

Tuition fees — Secondary (per semester / per year)
- Year 7: EUR 5,655 per semester / EUR 11,310 per year.
- Year 8: EUR 5,655 per semester / EUR 11,310 per year.
- Year 9: EUR 5,655 per semester / EUR 11,310 per year.
- Year 10: EUR 6,000 per semester / EUR 12,000 per year.
- Year 11: EUR 6,000 per semester / EUR 12,000 per year.
- Year 12: EUR 6,600 per semester / EUR 13,200 per year.
- Year 13: EUR 6,600 per semester / EUR 13,200 per year. Included in Secondary tuition are local day trips in Cyprus (transport and entrance fees).

Other costs and optional charges
- Uniform: indicative cost EUR 350 (annual / as listed).
- Books and stationery: Early Years items are included in Early Years tuition; Primary books estimated EUR 150–200 and stationery EUR 150; Secondary books estimated EUR 300–350 and stationery EUR 150.
- iPad: families must purchase an iPad meeting the required specification for Year 2 and above (one‑off family cost).
- Optional services charged separately (examples): participation in external examinations, trips abroad organised by the school, optional clubs and clinics, additional lessons, language‑institute lessons, Extended School Day programme (ASK), school bus for students above age 6, and lunch options. These items are not included in the tuition figures and will be invoiced separately.

Discounts
- A 10% discount on annual tuition fees is applied for the third child and each subsequent child from the same family, provided all qualifying children are enrolled at the same time and all fees are paid promptly.

Billing schedule & payment terms
- Tuition is payable in full in advance; tuition for a year must be paid in full regardless of a student's admission or withdrawal date during a semester. The school reviews tuition annually and may increase fees by no more than 10% in any academic year.
- The annual Re‑enrolment & Development fee is non‑refundable and non‑transferable; it guarantees a place up to the first Friday of Week 1 in Semester 1.

Refund information
- Deposit refund condition: the deposit fee is refundable provided written notice of withdrawal equal to a full academic semester is given in advance and the student account is cleared. The deposit is returned upon completion of studies if no withdrawal occurs earlier. Tuition already paid remains payable for the year/semester irrespective of withdrawal date.

Boarding
- No boarding fees are listed; the published fee schedules do not include boarding provision or boarding charges.

Fee payment options (methods accepted)
- Bank transfer (multiple accounts available):
- Bank of Cyprus — IBAN: CY08 0020 0331 0000 0011 0295 1800 — SWIFT: BCYPCY2N.
- EUROBANK — IBAN: CY45 0180 0005 0000 2001 0045 3986 — SWIFT: ERBKCY2N.
- Ancoria Bank — IBAN: CY86 0290 0201 0000 0170 5810 1019 — SWIFT: ANCOCY2N.
- CDB Bank — IBAN: CY83 0140 0101 0101 0100 2375 6011 — SWIFT: CYDBCY2N.
- Online card payment by JCC Smart: register at JCC Smart, select Academic – Tuition Fees, locate The Heritage Private School logo and make a card payment quoting the invoice number; include family and student names in payment details.

Notes on included items and exclusions
- Early Years tuition explicitly lists books, stationery and external visitors as included; Primary and Secondary tuition include local day trips in Cyprus but exclude trips abroad, external examination fees, bus and lunch options and other optional services, which are charged separately. Families will be invoiced separately for optional services and for external examination or overseas trip costs.

Curriculum

All lessons are taught in English. The Heritage Private School follows the United Kingdom National Curriculum across Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary. The school uses Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSEs and GCSEs, as well as AS and A Levels, to monitor progress. The Cambridge International Pathway is offered, including Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary and Advanced Level. The Heritage Private School is a Cambridge International Fellowship Centre and an Examination Centre for Cambridge assessments, enabling internal and external Cambridge examinations.

Higher Education Progression

Typically, all Year 13 leavers go on to study at a university in the UK or elsewhere. Extra-curricular and super-curricular opportunities are provided to enhance students' chances of entry into highly competitive degree courses.

Gifted and Talented

The Gifted & Talented programme identifies high‑achieving students across all ages and subjects and provides enriching academic experiences to help them reach their maximum potential. At Key Stage 5, it includes targeted Oxbridge preparation through personalised small‑group sessions from Year 12 onwards.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Heritage Private School emphasises personal and social development as part of its ethos. The mission is to inspire curious minds, foster excellence, and build a strong community of responsible global citizens. The school provides an environment that enhances social skills, respect and empathy within a multicultural community. There are 55 nationalities represented and the curriculum includes an international dimension to prepare students for global engagement. Students are encouraged to take an active role in the local community, with a focus on self-discipline and holistic wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Heritage Private School provides Special Education and support for students with SEND in accordance with the Law on Education of Children with Special Needs. The School admits SEND students only when needs are relatively minor and learning can be effectively addressed. A Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo), Counsellor, and learning support assistants work with the student during school hours to adapt lesson plans to meet curriculum objectives, and may arrange additional after-school lessons if needed. Regular monitoring by teachers, subject coordinators, the SENCo and ESL Coordinator supports progress and personalised learning paths.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction in the Early Years. ESL is compulsory during school hours for non-native English speakers requiring support, at an additional fee and based on teacher assessment. The ESL department provides language and cultural development to help students succeed in an English-speaking academic environment, supported by the broader student-support team including an ESL Coordinator.

Mental Wellbeing

The school views students holistically, supporting them academically, socially and emotionally. The Counsellor is part of the Student Support team and helps monitor and support wellbeing. Staff use regular formative and summative assessment with feedback to identify areas for improvement and provide pastoral support, while promoting independence, decision-making, mutual support and self-care.

Safeguarding

Health and Safety Policy includes Child Protection provisions, with detailed procedures covering Child Protection, Internet Safety, the use of technology, and Road Safety. The Emergency Plan is submitted annually to the Ministry of Education. Policies are reviewed and revised regularly to maintain effectiveness, with a commitment to health and safety for all staff, students and visitors.

Admissions

Every year The Heritage Private School admits new students in Pre-Nursery, Pre-Reception, Years 1, 7, 10-13. In all other Year Groups, available places depend on annual re-enrolment of existing students. For September 2026, the first round of admissions has been completed; families will be contacted if any places become available. The Heritage Private School is academically selective and approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture in Cyprus. Admissions Procedure: 1. Family completes Online Admissions Application. 2. Admissions will contact family to book Academic Assessment at School. 3. Academic Assessment: Early Years School (Pre-Nursery-Reception): Student and Family Interview; Lower Primary School (Years 1-3): Entrance Examinations in English and Mathematics and Interview; Upper Primary (Years 4-6): Entrance Examinations in English and Mathematics; Secondary School (Years 7-11): Entrance Examinations in English and Mathematics; Secondary School (Years 12-13): IGCSE qualifications and Student Interview. 4. A further Student and Family Interview may be requested for Years 4 to 11. 5. Admissions will contact family with the final decision on admissions. Enrolment Procedure (upon acceptance of place): 1. Family submits Application Form with all supporting documents within 7 days. 2. Application will be processed by the School. 3. A payment of registration and deposit fees should be made to secure the place. 4. Student Subject Options are finalised and submitted. 5. Books and Uniform are purchased and IT set up is completed. 6. Student is ready to commence school.

Scholarships

The Ancoria/Sievert Larsson Excellence Scholarships offer partial awards to top students in Years 7, 10, 12, and 13, based on Cambridge and IGCSE/GCSE results. The Heritage Private School also awards €1000 to Double Honours students in Years 7–12 who place in the top 10% of their year. Scholarship amounts are updated annually.

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The Grammar School Limassol

Instructs in English, French, German

Fees €7,500 - 9,250

Type Co-educational

The Grammar School Limassol follows the British Curriculum with Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. GCSE/IGCSE and GCE Advanced Level examinations are offered. Lower years are prepared for IGCSE and study across languages, sciences, social sciences, mathematics, and the arts. From Class 6, students select three or four A‑Level elective subjects in addition to the compulsory curriculum. Admission to A‑Level subjects is based on prior knowledge equivalent to the successful completion of Higher‑level GCSE/IGCSE or its equivalent. The modern Limassol campus provides well‑equipped classrooms, laboratories, and spaces for collaboration, with sports facilities to support physical education. Science laboratories support hands‑on learning and practical activities integrated into lessons. The school offers a broad extracurricular program including a Music & Drama Club with an annual musical production, Art & Design Studio with an annual exhibition, and a Greek Theatre Club that participates in Pan‑Cypriot competitions. The MedMUN Club develops debate and diplomacy skills, alongside other activities such as Science Fair, Debate Club, Mock Trials, and Eco Society. The school originated in Limassol in 1975 as a branch of the Nicosia network and remains committed to high educational standards.

Application / Registration fees

- Application (entrance/placement) fee: EUR 130 (paid at registration for entrance/placement examinations).
- Registration charge included in the tuition downpayment / instalment tables: EUR 180 (this EUR 180 covers registration fee, first-aid services, yearbook, school trips and insurance).

Tuition — Cypriot citizens (first child) — annual / monthly payment plan

- Class 1 (Lower School): Annual tuition EUR 7,500; downpayment on registration EUR 1,875; registration charge EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 625.
- Class 2 (Lower School): Annual tuition EUR 7,500; downpayment EUR 1,875; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 625.
- Class 3 (Lower School): Annual tuition EUR 7,700; downpayment EUR 1,940; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 640.
- Class 4 (Middle School): Annual tuition EUR 8,200; downpayment EUR 2,035; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 685.
- Class 5 (Middle School): Annual tuition EUR 8,600; downpayment EUR 2,165; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 715.
- Class 6 (Upper School): Annual tuition EUR 9,250; downpayment EUR 2,320; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 770.
- Class 7 (Upper School): Annual tuition EUR 9,450; downpayment EUR 2,385; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 785.

Tuition — Cypriot citizens (first child) — quarterly payment plan (term / instalment amounts and dates)

- Payment schedule: 1st instalment = on registration; 2nd instalment due 7 January 2026; 3rd instalment due 2 April 2026. Each term instalment and the first (deposit) are shown below (registration charge EUR 180 applies in the instalment breakdown).

- Lower School
- Class 1: Annual EUR 7,500 — 1st instalment on registration EUR 3,000; registration charge EUR 180; 2nd instalment (07.01.2026) EUR 2,250; 3rd instalment (02.04.2026) EUR 2,250.
- Class 2: Annual EUR 7,500 — 1st instalment EUR 3,000; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,250; 3rd EUR 2,250.
- Class 3: Annual EUR 7,700 — 1st instalment EUR 3,100; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,300; 3rd EUR 2,300.

- Middle School
- Class 4: Annual EUR 8,200 — 1st instalment EUR 3,280; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,460; 3rd EUR 2,460.
- Class 5: Annual EUR 8,600 — 1st instalment EUR 3,440; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,580; 3rd EUR 2,580.

- Upper School
- Class 6: Annual EUR 9,250 — 1st instalment EUR 3,700; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,775; 3rd EUR 2,775.
- Class 7: Annual EUR 9,450 — 1st instalment EUR 3,780; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,835; 3rd EUR 2,835.

Tuition — Cypriot citizens (second child) — annual figures and instalments

- Family discount: second child receives an 8% discount on the original tuition; third child receives a 10% discount on the original tuition; no further discounts apply. Balances must be paid by regular monthly instalments.

- Annual tuition (second child) — monthly-payment examples (annual / downpayment / registration / monthly instalment):
- Class 1: EUR 6,900; downpayment EUR 1,725; reg EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 575.
- Class 2: EUR 6,900; downpayment EUR 1,725; monthly instalment EUR 575.
- Class 3: EUR 7,085; downpayment EUR 1,775; monthly instalment EUR 590.
- Class 4: EUR 7,545; downpayment EUR 1,875; monthly instalment EUR 630.
- Class 5: EUR 7,910; downpayment EUR 1,970; monthly instalment EUR 660.
- Class 6: EUR 8,510; downpayment EUR 2,120; monthly instalment EUR 710.
- Class 7: EUR 8,695; downpayment EUR 2,170; monthly instalment EUR 725.

- Quarterly instalment breakdown for second child is shown in the published fee schedule. Example (Class 1 second child quarterly): Annual EUR 6,900 — 1st instalment on registration EUR 2,760; registration EUR 180; 2nd instalment EUR 2,070 (07.01.2026); 3rd instalment EUR 2,070 (02.04.2026).

Tuition — Cypriot citizens (third child) — annual figures and instalments

- Annual tuition (third child) examples (monthly-payment plan):
- Class 1: EUR 6,750; downpayment EUR 1,710; registration EUR 180; monthly instalment EUR 560.
- Class 2: EUR 6,750; downpayment EUR 1,710; monthly instalment EUR 560.
- Class 3: EUR 6,930; downpayment EUR 1,755; monthly instalment EUR 575.
- Class 4: EUR 7,380; downpayment EUR 1,845; monthly instalment EUR 615.
- Class 5: EUR 7,740; downpayment EUR 1,935; monthly instalment EUR 645.
- Class 6: EUR 8,325; downpayment EUR 2,070; monthly instalment EUR 695.
- Class 7: EUR 8,505; downpayment EUR 2,115; monthly instalment EUR 710.

Tuition — Non‑Cypriot / International pupils (annual / quarterly example breakdown)

- International (non‑Cypriot) annual tuition figures are higher and are published separately. Quarterly example instalments (illustrative entries):
- Lower School Class 1: Annual EUR 8,400 — 1st instalment on registration EUR 3,360; registration EUR 180; 2nd instalment EUR 2,520; 3rd instalment EUR 2,520.
- Middle School Classes 4–5: Annual EUR 9,250 (Class 4) and EUR 9,250 (Class 5) — quarter instalments example: 1st instalment EUR 3,700; registration EUR 180; 2nd EUR 2,775; 3rd EUR 2,775.
- Upper School Classes 6–7: Annual EUR 10,300 (Classes 6 & 7) — 1st instalment on registration EUR 4,120; registration EUR 180; 2nd instalment EUR 3,090; 3rd instalment EUR 3,090.

Other mandatory or recurring costs

- Laboratory practicals (Upper/6th & 7th Grades): Physics, Biology or Chemistry practical fee EUR 170 per subject per academic year; any two practicals EUR 260; all three practicals EUR 340. Students are charged for damage they cause to laboratory or other school property.
- The EUR 180 registration charge (see above) is included in the instalment breakdown and covers first-aid services, yearbook, some school trips and insurance.
- Uniforms, optional extras, selected trips and some extracurriculars are charged separately to the published tuition (no uniform fee line appears in the main tuition tables; parents normally arrange uniform purchase separately). Pupils are also charged for loss or damage they cause to school property.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment frequency options published: monthly instalment plan (balance payable by regular monthly instalments) or quarterly instalments (1st on registration, 2nd on 07 January 2026, 3rd on 02 April 2026). All fees are payable in Euro. Balances must be cleared before final examinations. The school may suspend or decline re‑registration for failure to meet financial obligations. Fees are subject to an annual increase (up to 5% as published).

Refunds and withdrawal

- In case of withdrawal, dismissal or serious illness, no refunds are made. Advance written notice of intention to remove a child is requested. Fees must be paid before final examinations.

Boarding

- Boarding provision / boarding fees are not listed in the school's published fee schedules; the published schedules show day‑school tuition and related charges only. No boarding fee table is published.

Fee payment methods

- Accepted methods (published):
- Bank transfer to Hellenic Bank (IBAN: CY74005002140002140111533701 — beneficiary PRIVATE GRAMMAR AND MODERN SCHOOLS LIMASSOL LTD).
- Cheque payable to THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
- Cash payments at the school finance office.
- JCC Smart (card/electronic payment) — payments via JCC Smart must include the student's name, class and registration number.
- The school also accepts Visa at the school office for direct payments.

Notes on fee adjustments and obligations

- Fees are shown in Euro and are subject to an annual increase (published allowance up to 5%). Families with more than one child enrolled receive the published sibling discounts (second child 8%, third child 10%). All balances must be paid according to the chosen instalment schedule; failure to meet financial obligations may lead to suspension or non‑re‑registration.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Grammar School Junior School provides an all-round education that helps children develop mentally, emotionally, and physically.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has staff with a Master of Arts in Special Needs from the University of Nottingham, indicating SEN expertise.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school operates English and Greek language streams (English Speakers and Greek Speakers), with English taught for the English Speakers track and Greek language provision for other groups.

Mental Wellbeing

Staff CPD includes training on children's mental wellbeing, reflecting a focus on wellbeing in professional development.

Safeguarding

All statutory and mandatory training includes safeguarding, and staff have completed safeguarding education such as Safeguarding in Education Awareness Raising (Level One).

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Pascal Education Lemesos

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees €8,050 - 13,300

Type Co-educational

PASCAL Private School Lemesos is part of PASCAL International Education, a Cyprus group with over 50 years of experience. The Lemesos Main Campus at 2 Grammaton Street serves ages 3-18, from Kindergarten to graduation, while City Centre Campus at 40 Omirou Street provides Early Years and Primary education. The school is English-medium across Lemesos campuses and offers Cambridge Primary at the Main Campus, Cambridge IGCSE, GCE AS/A Levels, International A Levels and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) at the secondary level, with IB DP available from September 2025. The Lemesos campus is brand-new and purpose-built, with interactive classrooms, STEAM labs, dedicated art and music studios, a modern library and an indoor amphitheatre, plus a Space Centre to support hands-on exploration. Facilities include a heated outdoor pool, a football pitch with running track, and courts for futsal, basketball, volleyball and handball. The campus provides the broadest academic pathways in Cyprus and a six-year English-language secondary track for students aiming for top universities worldwide.

Location

The Lemesos Main Campus is located at 2, Grammaton Street 3112 Agia Fyla, Lemesos. The Lemesos City Centre Campus is located at 40, Omirou Street 3095, Lemesos.

Stages

Lemesos Main Campus offers Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary (ages 3-18). Lemesos City Centre Campus offers Kindergarten and Primary (ages 3-12).

Type

Private international school; English-medium across both Lemesos campuses; Cambridge Primary Curriculum at the Main Campus; International Primary Curriculum at the City Centre Campus; IB Diploma Programme available at the Secondary level.

Country affiliation

Cyprus

School day structure

All Day School is optional for Secondary students in Years 1-3; two additional teaching periods after lunch on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; in Lemesos, All Day School includes eight periods across four subjects.

Application / Registration & Reservation fees

- Registration Fee (compulsory): EUR 750 per annum.
- Parents/Guardians Association subscription (compulsory): EUR 50 per family per annum (plus EUR 20 per sibling).
- Reservation Fee for continuing pupils to hold a place for the upcoming year: EUR 1,000 (this amount is deducted from the total registration payment at the time of registration). Parents/guardians of continuing pupils must reserve places by the deadline indicated by the school.

Tuition fees (annual) — PASCAL Lemesos (listed by year group)

- Main Campus — Kindergarten & Primary (annual tuition):
- Early Years / Pre-Reception: EUR 8,050.
- Reception: EUR 8,050.
- Year 1: EUR 8,335.
- Year 2: EUR 8,335.
- Year 3: EUR 8,335.
- Year 4: EUR 8,965 and EUR 7,290 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 4).
- Year 5: EUR 8,965 and EUR 7,290 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 5).
- Year 6: EUR 8,965 and EUR 7,290 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 6).
(See the school's published fee table for the two figures shown for Years 4–6.)

- City Centre Campus — Kindergarten & Primary (annual tuition):
- Early Years / Pre-Reception: EUR 8,050.
- Reception: EUR 8,050.
- Year 1: EUR 8,335.
- Year 2: EUR 8,335.
- Year 3: EUR 8,335.
- Year 4: EUR 8,965.
- Year 5: EUR 8,965.
- Year 6: EUR 8,965.

- Secondary School — Lemesos (annual tuition):
- Year 1 (UK Year 7): EUR 11,200.
- Year 2: EUR 11,200.
- Year 3: EUR 11,200.
- Year 4: EUR 11,800 and EUR 8,865 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 4).
- Year 5: EUR 11,800 and EUR 8,865 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 5).
- Year 5 IB: EUR 13,300 and EUR 12,145 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 5 IB).
- Year 6: EUR 11,800 and EUR 8,865 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 6).
- Year 6 IB: EUR 13,300 and EUR 12,145 (both figures appear in the published fee table for Year 6 IB).
(See the published fee table for the two figures shown for Years 4–6 and the IB years.)

Payment schedule and instalments

- Initial payment at registration: see the "On Registration" totals above (Kindergarten/Primary EUR 3,000; Secondary EUR 3,500). The initial payment comprises the Registration Fee, Parents/Guardians subscription and a deposit toward annual tuition.
- Balance of the annual tuition fees is payable in six equal instalments across September–February. Some optional services use different instalment schedules as noted below.
- Specific instalment schedules shown in published fees: optional extended day (typically 2 instalments: Sep & Jan), lunch and breakfast (typically 5 instalments: Oct–Feb), IB/administration or certain activity fees (varied instalment patterns shown in the published fee lists).

Optional and additional fees (examples and annual charges)

- Registration Fee (compulsory): EUR 750 p.a.; Parents/Guardians Association subscription (compulsory): EUR 50 p.a. (plus EUR 20 per sibling).
- Optional Extended Day Programme (Homework Support / Afternoon Activities / Clubs): typical total package EUR 3,200 p.a.; individual components for Primary (example): Homework Support EUR 1,000; Afternoon Activities EUR 900; Afternoon Clubs EUR 1,300. For Secondary the optional extended-day components list academic/homework support EUR 1,125 p.a., afternoon sessions EUR 1,300–1,400 p.a. (fees and session structure shown in the published lists).
- Optional Lunch (five days per week): EUR 950 p.a. (Kindergarten/Primary City/Main Campus) or EUR 1,080 p.a. (Secondary); instalment schedules noted in published lists. Optional Breakfast (five days per week): EUR 630 p.a.
- Excursions (compulsory): Primary EUR 125 per annum (one instalment: Sep.); Secondary EUR 50 per annum (one instalment: Sep.). Excursions fee covers transportation and entrance where listed; other related costs may be charged separately.
- GL Assessment (compulsory for specified years): NGRT EUR 15 p.a.; PASS EUR 8 p.a.; CAT4 (Year 3 Secondary) EUR 30 p.a. (charged as indicated).
- Lab fees / consumables for Years 4–6 (Secondary): EUR 105 p.a. per subject for Chemistry/Biology/Physics/Art where applicable. IB DP School Administration Fee (Years 5 IB & 6 IB): EUR 400 p.a. Athletic Section Fee (for athletes): EUR 800 p.a.
- The cost of school uniform, books (except those provided free by the Cyprus Ministry of Education where applicable), school transport and participation in some extra-curricular competitions/conferences are not included in the published tuition/fee schedules and are charged separately. The published fee sheets indicate these items are payable in addition.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not listed among the Lemesos campus fee schedules. The school's fee sections for Lemesos include Main Campus (Kindergarten & Primary), City Centre (Kindergarten & Primary) and Secondary — no dedicated boarding fees are shown for Lemesos. (Boarding is listed elsewhere for other campuses.)

Refunds, non‑refundability and fee obligations

- Reservation Fee, Registration Fee, Tuition Fees, Parents/Guardians Association subscription, GL Assessment and Excursions are stated as non‑refundable and non‑transferable in the published fee information; these amounts act as a deposit guaranteeing a pupil's attendance for at least one academic year. Parents/guardians remain liable for the full year's fees even if a pupil leaves during the academic year; no refund is payable for fees already paid. The published rules also state the school may withdraw scholarships, discounts or prizes if fees are not paid on time.
- Tuition and other fees are reviewed annually; any increase on Tuition Fees and the Registration Fee has a stated cap (published cap percentages are shown in the fee documents).

Fee payment options and bank details

- Accepted payment methods: debit/credit card, JCC Smart, wire transfer (bank transfer), monthly instalments by debit/credit card or standing order. The published fee sheets instruct parents to clearly state pupil name and class on transfers and note transfer costs are borne by the sender. Cash payments above EUR 10,000 per family per academic year cannot be accepted in accordance with local legislation.
- Example bank details shown for transfers to PASCAL Education (Cyprus) Limited – Limassol (EUR): IBAN CY64 0020 0195 0000 3570 1899 5560; SWIFT/BIC BCYPCY2N. For City account details and corporate account details the published fee sheets provide the specific account numbers and IBANs to be used. Parents should follow the account instruction printed on the fee schedule when making transfers.

Discounts and sibling policy

- Sibling discount: a published sibling discount of EUR 500 is applied to the tuition fees of each of the older children. The Parents/Guardians subscription is charged per family (EUR 50) with an additional EUR 20 for each sibling.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Wellbeing and social-emotional learning are integrated into PASCAL's school life. Weekly themes help pupils connect, learn, and grow socially, emotionally, and personally. The school aligns with Globeducate's wellbeing vision, fostering a welcoming community where pupils belong.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction across Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary. The school operates as English Medium for all levels. The Kindergarten curriculum notes support for multilingual fluency, and ESL provisions are included in the study materials.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is addressed through wellbeing initiatives, weekly themes promoting emotional health, and psychology-led workshops. World Mental Health Day has been observed to raise awareness of mental health as a fundamental right.

Safeguarding

The school has a Child Safeguarding Policy to ensure pupils are safeguarded in school and at home. The policy aims to provide a safe environment, identify vulnerable children, and take appropriate protective action. It is aligned with national and international safeguarding standards and is available as the current policy document.

Admissions

1. Enquiry. We welcome students from ages 3 to 18 at our schools in Lefkosia, Larnaka and Lemesos. If you're considering one of our schools for your child, please fill out our enquiry form to learn more. The enquiry initiates the admissions process and helps identify the appropriate pathway for Kindergarten & Primary or English Secondary Day & Boarding School. The enquiry starts the flow of information you will receive about the next steps.

2. Enrolment explanation and visit scheduling. After you submit an enquiry, the admissions team will contact you by phone or email to explain the enrolment process and to schedule a visit. This contact ensures you understand what to expect and which pathway best fits your child's education stage. The information shared guides you toward the next step in the process.

3. Visit or interview. Kindergarten and Primary applicants are invited to visit the school for a pupil trial day or an interview with a member of the school leadership team. For English Secondary Day & Boarding School, you and your child will meet with a member of the school leadership team. The visit or meeting provides an opportunity to experience the school environment and to ask questions.

4. Assessment or offer. For Kindergarten and Primary, successful applicants will receive an offer. For English Secondary Day & Boarding School, your child will take either an entrance examination or a diagnostic/placement test, and the school will make an offer based on the results. Enrolment follows the offer through completing the registration process.

5. Enrolment and boarding specifics. If you accept the offer, enrolment is completed by finishing the registration process. For Boarding applicants, additional support is provided for the visa application process.

Scholarships

Scholarships for students are provided through the Morfosis FUNraising fund (managed by FUNraising). The foundation has offered scholarships to students, including reporting that in the 2021/2022 school year it awarded over €40,000 in scholarships to 26 students.

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