Nova Schools vs TLC Private School

	N Nova Schools Paphos, Cyprus	T TLC Private School Paphos, Cyprus
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €4,275 - 6,000	Fees / year €4,095 - 8,395
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, Montessori Curriculum, Waldorf Steiner Curriculum, Reggio Emilia Approach	Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 290
Typical class size	Typical class size 16	Typical class size 16
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2010
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Nova operates in Cyprus with campuses in Paphos and Limassol. Paphos hosts Kindergarten at Tombs of the Kings Road 120 (8046) and Kissonerga Avenue, and Primary at Anthipolochagou Georgiou M. Savva 7, Geroskipou (8201); Limassol hosts Kindergarten at Louki Akrita 16 (3030). The Secondary School is listed as Coming Soon in Paphos.	Location TLC Private School is in Peyia, near Paphos, Cyprus. TLC Primary is at 193 St. Georges Road, Peyia, 8560 Paphos, and TLC Secondary is at The Parkland Estate, 47 St. Georges Road, Peyia, 8560, Paphos. The school is located in Agios Georgios near Paphos, on the edge of the Akamas, close to Paphos Zoo. There is a church within walking distance along the road.
Stages	Stages Kindergarten (ages 2-5); Primary School (ages 6-12); Secondary School (ages 13-18).	Stages Early Years (Kindergarten/Reception), Primary, Secondary, Sixth Form
School type	School type —	School type Private day school
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support TLC+ provides services for students with additional learning needs, including individualized education plans (IEPs) and targeted support. The program is multidisciplinary and includes two Educational Psychologists; three classrooms are dedicated to learners on the autistic spectrum. TLC+ aims to promote inclusion within mainstream education.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Cyprus	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Mon–Fri; Kindergarten hours: Limassol 07:30–17:00; Paphos 07:30–16:00; Primary hours: Paphos 08:15–15:00; Limassol 08:00–15:00; Secondary hours: 08:00–15:00 (Secondary in Paphos Coming Soon).	School day structure The Primary and Secondary day runs 7:30am–3:00pm. An Extended Day Programme is available for after-school support and activities.
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details The school operates a dedicated transport service using a single minibus driven by a fully qualified PSV driver and regularly serviced. A private bus company offers home pick-up and drop-off services at a daily charge.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Registration / Application fees - Registration fee: EUR 100 per child, payable at registration. To secure a place the registration fee and payment for the first trimester are required. Tuition fees — Kindergarten and Pre‑primary (by campus and session) - Kissonerga campus (examples of published rates by attendance pattern): - Nursery: EUR 550 per month; EUR 1,650 per trimester; EUR 5,225 per academic year (annual pricing reflects a 5% discount when billed for the 10‑month academic period). - Kindergarten (pre‑school age group): EUR 450 per month; EUR 1,350 per trimester; EUR 4,275 per academic year. - Pre‑Reception and Reception: EUR 500 per month; EUR 1,500 per trimester; EUR 4,750 per academic year. - Tombs of the Kings (Paphos) campus (examples of published rates): - Kindergarten (pre‑school): EUR 300 per month; EUR 900 per trimester; EUR 2,850 per academic year. - Pre‑Reception and Reception: EUR 350 per month; EUR 1,050 per trimester; EUR 3,325 per academic year. - Limassol campus (session‑based published rates): - Nursery (morning until 13:00): EUR 450 per month; Story Club / sleep until 15:00: EUR 500 per month; Afterschool until 17:00: EUR 550 per month. - Pre‑Reception (morning until 13:00): EUR 480 per month; Story Club until 15:00: EUR 530 per month; Afterschool until 17:00: EUR 580 per month. - Reception (morning until 13:00): EUR 500 per month; Story Club until 15:00: EUR 550 per month; Afterschool until 17:00: EUR 600 per month. - Primary (Geroskipou / Paphos) — monthly tuition examples by year group: - Year 1 to Year 3: EUR 450 per month (monthly basis used for invoices). - Year 4 to Year 6: EUR 500 per month. Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing frequency: Tuition is presented and collected on a monthly basis (fees are due each month). Some payment options are offered as trimester or full academic year amounts; an annual (10‑month) payment option includes a published 5% discount where shown. - Payment timing: Fees must be paid in advance; monthly fees are payable at the beginning of each month and must be received by the end of the first week of the month at the latest. To secure a place the registration fee and the first trimester payment must be arranged in advance. - Late or outstanding payments: Non‑payment or late payment may affect continued enrolment in the programme as per the school's payment terms. Boarding - Boarding: Not applicable. NOVA operates day programmes for kindergarten and primary education and does not provide boarding accommodation. Other costs and miscellaneous fees - Uniforms: Official school uniforms and clothing are sold through the school e‑Shop; uniform costs are charged separately at purchase. - Summer programme / camps: Summer school or camp options are optional and must be prepaid when chosen. Separate fees apply. - Daily extras / extended‑day surcharges: Some published schedules indicate additional daily charges for extended services in specific branches (for example an additional EUR 5 per day in certain full‑day arrangements). - Consumables / personal items: Parents are asked to supply routine personal items where noted (for example nappies for younger children); these are not included in tuition. Refunds and cancellations - Refund policy: Tuition payments are non‑refundable. Fees must be paid in advance and are generally non‑refundable once paid. Advance payments required to secure places (registration fee and first trimester) are not refundable. Fee payment options - Accepted payment methods: Card, cash, bank transaction (bank transfer) and standing order are accepted payment methods. Specific payment instructions and account details are provided at registration or on official billing documents. Notes for parents - Tuition is quoted on a monthly basis in published schedules for ease of budgeting; trimester and annual figures are also published in some schedules with the annual option offering a discount where shown. Please review the published schedule for the campus and session you are enrolling in to see the exact monthly, trimester and annual amounts that apply to that location and age group.	Fee details Application / Registration - A one-off non-refundable registration fee of €450 is payable for each child place. Deposit - A 10% deposit of the applicable annual fee is required to hold a student place for the coming academic year. Tuition fee down payments (the 10% deposit) are non-refundable during the first full academic year. After a full academic year has been completed and all terms met, the deposit may be deducted for annual payers at the point of re-registration as described in the school fee policy. Tuition fees (per year group and per term) - Specific tuition amounts by year group and per term are not published as public fee tables; fee illustrations are issued to families during the admissions/fee-illustration process. Exact per-term and per-year figures are provided as a personalised fee illustration at the point of admission. Billing schedule and payment terms - Payment options: fees may be paid either annually or in three instalments as set out in the fee illustration issued for the current academic year. Payment dates are strict. - Early-payment discount: a 10% discount on the annual fee is available where full payment is received prior to 28 June. A 10% sibling discount applies to the second child and thereafter. - Late payments and interest: the published admissions entry notes that late payments (one month after the agreed payment date) will incur an interest charge of 5%. The Study Guide and fee policy also state that failure to meet a due payment date will result in interest being added (policy text gives 10% in that context). Both payment/default provisions are part of the schools published fee policy. - Obligations: fees are a legally binding commitment to pay the full fee for the full year (or the remainder if joining after the start of the year). The inability to continue at the school does not waive outstanding fee obligations. A-level / Sixth Form specifics - A Level (Years 12 & 13) fees are based on up to three subjects. Additional subjects are charged at €1,998 per annum per additional subject. Practical or coursework exam subject charges and exam-entry fees are additional (examples in the policy show practical/coursework subject fees and examination unit fees). Other recurring or optional fees - TLC+ learning support tiers and charges (annual basis): continuous monitoring and observation €250 per academic year; 1-hour weekly withdrawal €610 per academic year; 2.5-hour weekly withdrawal €1,440 per academic year; 1:1 out-of-class support charged at €25 per session. Tier 2 supplement for a parent-funded keyworker is listed as €1,380; Tier 3 full-time TLC+ placement is listed as €13,200 per academic year (terms and conditions apply). - Examination and assessment fees: examples in the policy indicate external examination entry charges and subject-specific charges (e.g., typical board subject fees and higher rates for practical/coursework subjects); these are billed in addition to tuition where applicable. - School transport (monthly rates, VAT included; payable in advance on the first day of the calendar month): Zone 1 (Peyia, Seacaves, St George) return service €165 per calendar month; Zone 2 (Kissonerga, Emba, Lemba, Chlorakas) return service €190 per calendar month; Zone 3 (Universal, Konia, Paphos Town, Tala, Tremithousa) return service €225 per calendar month. One-way journeys are available on request; day rates are not offered. - Textbooks and resources: secondary students are expected to purchase their own textbooks (book lists are issued). The school provides some teacher resources; charges for replacement items or specific resources may apply. Example exam-related charges and subject practical/coursework fees are outlined in the policy. Uniform and starter packs - Compulsory primary uniform starter-pack costs (indicative per the published packs): Year 1: €50 per pack; Year 2: €130 per pack; Year 3: €130 per pack; Year 4: €125 per pack; Year 5: €125 per pack; Year 6: €125 per pack. Secondary uniform lists and costs are indicated as per lists released to parents. Uniform items must be purchased as required. Short courses and holiday programmes (examples of additional charges) - Summer camp fees (examples shown for recent summer programmes): fees vary by programme and age group (examples published include €149 per child per week, €190 per child per week and €110 per child per week depending on the programme and hours). Sibling and early-bird discounts may apply to these programmes. Bus service for summer camp is charged additionally (e.g., €45–€60 per week depending on route). These charges are separate from standard tuition. Refund information - Refunds: refunds issued by the school are sent to local (Cyprus) bank accounts only; refunds will not be paid to credit cards, international banks, or in cash regardless of the original payment method. The deposit (10% tuition down payment) is non-refundable during the first full academic year under the stated policy. Boarding - Boarding is not offered as part of the school provision (the school operates Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary day provision). Fee payment options - Standard published options: annual payment or three-term instalment plan (dates and instalment amounts are set out in the personalised fee illustration). Refunds policy indicates bank transfer to local Cyprus accounts for refunds. The schools finance department administers payment methods and additional payment options; full details of accepted payment instruments and bank details are provided through the finance office in the published fee documentation. Brief note on availability of specific published tuition figures - The schools public admissions information and study guide set out registration, deposit, discounts, payment schedules and many ancillary charges (transport, TLC+ support, uniform pack costs, examination and practical charges), but explicit per-year-group tuition amounts and per-term figures are provided to families via fee illustrations during the admissions process rather than published as a public fee table. For that reason, specific numeric tuition totals by year group and per term are not listed here.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The dress code requires students to wear the school uniform and appropriate athletic shoes (depending on the activity or classroom requirements).	Uniform requirement The school has a formal uniform. An online uniform shop is available to purchase items.
Food options	Food options The school provides meals exclusively for Kindergarten and Pre-School; the monthly menu is prepared by a professional dietitian and all meals include a salad, with organic vegetables used when harvests permit. Afternoon clubs run 13:30–16:00 with a 5 EUR per day fee for activities and a 3 EUR per day lunch option; a sample lunch menu is provided in Annex 3.	Food options Lunch is provided. A lunch menu is available online.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is owned by SGMS SUPERIOR LTD, the company named in the Terms & Conditions.	Governance and ownership Ian and Laura Wells became directors in 2018. They have been shareholders since 2010.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Nova offers a hybrid educational model blending Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia and the British Curriculum. Instruction across Kindergarten and Primary is delivered in English. The curriculum combines elements of the British EYFS and National Curriculum in a modern, flexible adaptation, with a focus on creativity, independence, emotional intelligence and academic readiness through child-led, experiential learning. The program aligns with the Cyprus Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth.	Curriculum details The curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum from Kindergarten through Sixth Form, with a broad and balanced programme that includes sport and the arts. The Curriculum follows the National Curriculum for England, enhanced by 21st Century learning elements, and is delivered from Key Stage 1 through Key Stage 5, leading to IGCSE/GCSE in years 10–11 and AS/A Level in the Sixth Form. Primary uses Pearson iPrimary assessments to support progression to secondary, and English language support is provided through English as an Additional Language (EAL) programmes. The Sixth Form offers AS and A Levels and the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). The TLC School Apolytirion is awarded on leaving Year 13 and can support university applications overseas, with a University/Career Advisor to assist progression.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio Classes are limited to 20 pupils; in the Sixth Form, A Level classes are no more than ten to ensure close personal tuition.
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results Exam results are published for Pearson/Edexcel in August: GCE (A2/AS Level) and IAL results on August 15, and IGCSE/GCSE results on August 22, with results accessible to students via the Results Plus portal.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression AS and A Level study are offered in the Sixth Form, with a comprehensive subject range. A Levels are recognised worldwide and are used as entry criteria for universities in the UK, Europe and America, including Oxford and Cambridge. The TLC School Apolytirion supports university applications in Greece, Cyprus and overseas, and a University/Career Advisor assists with progression.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented The school offers Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) as a project-based route, with EPQ delivered over 13–14 weeks and UCAS points attached. The A Level pathway is delivered with small classes (no more than ten) to enable close tuition and personalized study. The Duke of Edinburgh Award is available, and TLC Private Institute provides additional Anglia English as an Additional Language (EAL) courses and other externally certificated options to challenge high-achieving students.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Nova uses a hybrid model blending Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia with the British curriculum. The school emphasises creativity, independence and emotional intelligence as core development priorities. Learning is child-centred and rooted in play and observation, with activities aligned to the British Curriculum and the Cyprus Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth. Critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making are embedded in the curriculum. The instruction across Kindergarten and Primary is delivered in English to prepare students for international education pathways and global communication. This approach fosters harmony, inclusivity and peace through values-based methods.	Social & emotional learning The school emphasizes social and emotional development as a core part of learning. Personal Development Goals guide students in Thoughtfulness, Morality, Enquiry, Adaptability, Cooperation, Communication, Honesty, Respect, Encouragement, Challenge, Responsibility, Tolerance, Friendship and Independence. The community focuses on happiness, safety and security for students and staff, and will introduce International Baccalaureate Learner Profiles to support well-rounded development.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) The school has a dedicated special needs department with access arrangements to support assessments and inclusive practice led by an Inclusion Coordinator. TLC+ provides inclusive education with a multidisciplinary team and Individual Education Plans to match each learner's needs and to support inclusion into mainstream education. There are specialist facilities for autism spectrum disorder, including dedicated classrooms and a sensory/playroom, with a pathway to external specialist support if required.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language The curriculum uses an English-system approach to teaching. English-language programmes include Activity Programmes, Combined Activity/English Programmes and English-Only Programmes, with options for 1:1 or 2:1 English lessons.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Nova is committed to a positive, nurturing, uplifting and safe environment for both children and staff, ensuring a joyful, learning journey filled with care, love and safety. The caring culture supports students' emotional well-being and resilience. Safety and care are integral to routines and activities across the school. The environment and interactions promote social-emotional development as a daily part of school life. The school's emphasis on well-being underpins daily practice and community life.	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing is integrated into the school's ethos, with a focus on preparing students to be socially confident and resilient. The Personal Development Goals and the IB Learner Profile initiative contribute to students' emotional and social development within the school community.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding A Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy exists alongside a Health and Safety Policy to protect students and staff. The school is licensed by the Ministry of Education & Culture, reflecting formal oversight of safety and welfare standards.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Nova operates Kindergarten and Primary School campuses in Paphos and Limassol, with a Secondary School opening soon in Geroskipou. Instruction is in English across Kindergarten and Primary. The school uses a hybrid model blending Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia and the British Curriculum, with project-based learning, outdoor and environmental education, and a focus on social-emotional development.	Facilities overview Modern air-conditioned teaching rooms, including specialist spaces such as an Art Studio, a Science Laboratory and a Computer Laboratory. The TLC Library is accessible via The Reading Cloud. The curriculum is based on the English system and is broad and balanced, with emphasis on sport and the arts. The emphasis is on preparing students socially and emotionally to become confident and resilient young people.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities The school has its own football academy open to students and members of the local community. The school has its own swimming pool and students use it for six months of the year. The annual swimming gala is well attended by parents. Sports Day is held at the Peyia Municipality Football Stadium, with track and field events for the House Cup. Sailing and other activities are offered, and the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme provides internationally recognised qualifications.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards; students attend computer classes in accordance with Cyprus Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth guidelines. The Primary program is English-medium, with Greek taught as a second language. Academics are delivered through a hybrid model that blends Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia and the British Curriculum.	Academic facilities Art Studio, Science Laboratory and Computer Laboratory are available as specialist classrooms. The TLC Library is accessible via The Reading Cloud.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Enrichment activities include art, movement, practical life skills and outdoor experiences. Outdoor education is woven into the weekly schedule. Nova is an international community where different cultures, languages and perspectives are celebrated.	Extra curricular facilities Football academy; sailing; Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme; opportunities to participate in local and wider-level fixtures and activities.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History —	History The school was launched in September 2010 with 17 students, 3 teachers and a classroom assistant. The move to Agios Georgios included 65 existing TLC students. In September 2012, TLC Private School admitted a group of pupils from St George's and opened on the new site with 120 students aged 3 to 17. The Parkland Estate was acquired in 2019, and the secondary campus opened there, relieving space pressures on the Agios Georgios site. The school comprises five licensed entities—Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary and Institute—and the student body has grown to around 290 pupils aged 3 to 18, with a staff of over fifty; it is licensed by the Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture.
Community	Community Nova operates across Paphos and Limassol with multiple campuses offering Kindergarten and Primary programs. The campuses include Tombs of the Kings Road 120 and Kissonerga Avenue in Paphos for Kindergarten, Anthipolochagou Georgiou M. Savva 7 in Geroskipou for Primary, and Louki Akrita 16 in Limassol for Kindergarten. All instruction across Kindergarten and Primary is in English. Nova blends Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia and the British Curriculum in a modern, flexible EYFS/National Curriculum framework, focusing on creativity, independence, emotional intelligence and academic readiness. The school emphasizes a positive, nurturing, uplifting and safe environment for children and staff, with a joyful learning journey filled with care, love and safety.	Community TLC Private School emphasises a strong community spirit as part of its ethos. The mission states it aims to develop assured, resilient and reflective young people with strong values. Friends of TLC is the school's parent–teacher association, formerly known as PTFA. The school hosts community events such as Party in the Park. Parents and carers can engage with the school through Friends of TLC via the contact listed for the group.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association Friends of TLC is the school's parent–teacher association. It was formerly known as the PTFA. The group serves as the channel for parent involvement in school life and communications. The school hosts events such as Party in the Park through its community channels. Parents can reach Friends of TLC via the email friends@tlccyprus.com.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Enrichment activities include art, movement, practical life skills and outdoor experiences.	Academic & intellectual The curriculum at TLC Private School is based on the English system and is broad and balanced, enabling progress across academic subjects as well as sport and the arts. It emphasizes social and emotional development to help students become confident and resilient. The school offers Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form, providing a continuous, holistic education from early years through to graduation. The mission emphasises first-class education and a strong sense of community values at the core of everything they do.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Art, movement and music are included in enrichment; early years include storytelling, puppet play and art activities such as painting with natural dyes.	Arts & creative The curriculum includes sport and the arts. Specialist facilities include an Art Studio, a Science Laboratory and a Computer Laboratory to support practical learning. Extracurricular activities complement learning and provide opportunities to develop creative pursuits.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The Primary School operates in English, and Greek is taught as a second language.	Cultural & language The school offers the Apolytirion course as part of the Sixth Form; the Apolytirion is a public system qualification approved by the Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture and is accepted by Greek and Cypriot universities as well as institutions worldwide. It carries UCAS points and supports university applications. Subjects available at AS and A Level include English Literature, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Business Studies, Economics, Accounting, Computer Science and Psychology. The program provides an additional route to higher education alongside the A Level pathway.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies TLC has a thriving sports department with a football academy and its own swimming pool, hosting an annual swimming gala and a Sports Day at the Peyia Municipality Football Stadium. Students are encouraged to participate in these activities, which also involve cross‑age collaboration and teamwork. Sailing and the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme offer life skills and internationally recognised qualifications.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service Friends of TLC is a parent volunteer group that strengthens the school community and provides a platform for parents and children to have their voices heard. Over the years the group has raised funds through a diverse range of school events to contribute to the school's development. The school highlights life skills developed through sport, art and community work as part of its ethos.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional The Sixth Form is the flagship of the school community, comprising students who have gained at least B grades in their IGCSE exams and those joining from other schools for A level study. A Levels are offered with a range of subjects taught by highly qualified teachers to help students reach their highest potential. The Cypriot Ministry of Education has approved Apolytirion as an additional university pathway, with UCAS points attached. Classes are small, with no more than ten students to ensure close personal tuition, and TLC provides UCAS coordination, exam preparation assistance and careers guidance.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Outdoor education is woven into the weekly schedule; social-emotional education includes mindfulness, collaboration and empathy.	Lifestyle & wellbeing TLC offers a broad curriculum that includes extensive sports and fitness activities, including a football academy and a swimming pool, with an annual gala and a Sports Day. The Sailing program and the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme provide additional life skills and qualifications. The school promotes individual support through a ‘no one left behind' policy and offers one‑to‑one lessons when needed. A Health and Safety Policy governs welfare and safety to protect staff and pupils.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision All instruction across Kindergarten and Primary is delivered in English.	Language provision The language of instruction is English and the curriculum is based on the English system. Greek is taught as a subject and is listed among IGCSE/GCSE and A Level courses. The school offers Ellinomatheia Greek language qualification and the Apolytirion as part of sixth form qualifications. French is offered at A Level.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations Fully licensed by the Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Start the Application. The admission form is available for download or online submission. Families complete the form to begin the process. After completion, the form is submitted through the method provided on the website. A member of the admissions team will contact the family to guide them through the next steps. 2. Submit the Form. Submit the completed form through the method provided on the website. The admissions team will review the submission and provide guidance on the next steps. Families should expect a follow-up contact after submission. 3. Await Contact. A member of the admissions team will contact you to guide you through the next steps. They will outline the subsequent steps in the process. You may be advised of any additional information or documents required. 4. Entry Assessment. Your child will complete an entry assessment in both English and Mathematics. The assessment is part of the admissions evaluation. Results are reviewed to determine eligibility and next steps for registration. 5. Proceed to Registration. Once the assessment is reviewed, you will receive instructions for the final registration. The final registration completes the intake process for the child.	Admissions 1. Enquiry and initial contact. TLC's Academic Registrar supports you from the first enquiry to admission. The school is fully licensed by the Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus, and the curriculum is based on the English system, with a focus on preparing students socially and emotionally as well as academically. Initial inquiries can be made through the Admissions Enquiry channel. 2. Interview with parents and students. An interview ensures mutual expectations are clear. The interview helps the school understand the child's needs and discuss potential entry arrangements. The date for any required evaluation is agreed with parents. 3. Evaluation of the student. The school identifies a child's needs before a discussion about an individual entry programme. Feedback with recommendations is provided soon after the evaluation. The process may determine a tailored entry plan or indicate that the student can join with standard provisions. 4. Admission decision and spaces. Students can be admitted at any stage in the year; offers can be conditional for reasons such as the need for a skills-building programme (for example in English), attainment levels not matching peers, no space in the year group (classes are limited to 20), or specific learning needs requiring third-party referral or additional resources. Most pupils join full-time with no additional requirements. 5. Fees and securing a place. Following approval, a registration fee and a deposit are payable to secure the place. The school will purchase resources and staff to meet the child's needs, and parents complete a fee agreement which is legally binding to pay the full fee for the year (or the remainder if joining after the start of the school year). Non-payment, unless agreed by the Directors, leads to suspension of the place; suspension does not suspend the obligation for fees during the suspension period. Late payments incur 5% interest one month after the agreed date. 6. Attendance and additional educational needs. Absences impact learning, and long-term illness should be discussed with the Principal to explore potential support. Attendance and progress are monitored to support students. If parents do not disclose a previously diagnosed education difficulty, the school may ask for removal if appropriate provision cannot be made.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships —
Waitlist	Waitlist A waiting list exists when spaces are limited. The admission form notes that due to high demand some classes may have limited availability, and the child will be placed on a waiting list with contact when a space becomes available. The FAQ confirms a waiting list for the Kissonerga location where registrations are open but spaces may fill quickly.	Waitlist Waiting list. Class sizes are limited to 20; if a year group is full, a waiting list may apply.
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