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British Curriculum International Schools in Limassol, Cyprus

Compare 12 British Curriculum international schools in Limassol, Cyprus. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 8,568), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
12
Curricula
14
Average annual fee
EUR 8,568
Fee range
EUR 3,068 – 13,300
More school facts
Most common curriculum
British Curriculum (10 schools)
Average school size
626 pupils
Largest by enrolment
The Heritage Private School
Oldest
Foley's School (1970)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Limassol, Cyprus

Limassol’s British-curriculum international schools typically follow the National Curriculum for England or Cambridge programmes (IGCSE and A-level pathways) and teach mainly in English while offering Greek and other modern languages as part of the timetable or as bilingual streams. Annual tuition varies by age and school but published fees in the city commonly start in the low thousands of euros and can reach into the low five figures for older year groups, with exact prices set by each school. Admissions concentrate on the Early Years, Reception and the start of secondary (around Year 7), and most schools align their age cut-off to a 1 September school-year convention and publish term dates and application procedures on their websites. Parents should budget for application or registration charges, check that a private school is licensed by the Cyprus Ministry of Education, and be prepared to ask about school transport, language support and university pathways when they enquire.

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FAQs for Cyprus

Which British curriculum programmes are offered in Limassol schools and how do they lead to university entry?
Many Limassol schools offer the National Curriculum for England in early and primary years and Cambridge syllabuses for IGCSE and A-levels in secondary, providing the same UK-style qualifications that universities in the UK and elsewhere recognise. These programmes typically lead from Early Years/Foundation through Key Stages and on to IGCSEs (usually in Years 10 - 11) and then A-levels or equivalent post-16 options for university entrance.
What ages and entry points do British schools in Limassol normally accept?
British international schools in Limassol commonly cover early years through to age 18 and identify main intake points at Nursery/Early Years, Reception (start of primary) and the start of secondary (around Year 7). Schools use the UK year-group model and often apply a 1 September age cut-off when allocating places, so check each school’s published admissions policy and year-group definitions.
How much do these schools cost each year?
Published tuition for British-curriculum schools in Limassol varies by provider and by age, with many schools showing annual fees from roughly €3,000 at younger ages to several thousand more for secondary; some international or private groups charge into the low five-figure range for older students. Exact fees, enrolment charges and deposits differ by school and are set annually, so families should request the current fee schedule directly from any school they are considering.
Is instruction all in English, and will my child learn Greek?
The primary language of instruction at British international schools in Limassol is English, but most schools include Greek language lessons as part of the curriculum and several offer bilingual or dual-language streams (for example English with Russian or other languages) to support multilingual families. If maintaining or developing competence in Greek is important, ask schools about the frequency and level of Greek lessons and about additional language-support provisions for non-Greek speakers.
When should I start applying and what does the admissions process typically involve?
Families usually begin enquiries well before the intended start term - popular intake points fill first - because places can be limited; schools publish application forms, entry assessments or interviews and may require an application fee or deposit. Typical steps are an initial enquiry, submission of documents (birth certificate, previous school reports), a visit or assessment where required, and formal acceptance with a deposit; check each school’s published deadlines and entry requirements on their admissions page.
What practical checks should a relocating family make when comparing schools in Limassol?
Confirm that the school is licensed or recognised by the Cyprus Ministry of Education, review the school’s published exam pathways and pastoral policies, and ask about transport options such as school buses and the availability of language support for newcomers. Also request current fee schedules, sample term dates and details of extracurricular provision and university-placement support so you can match a school’s offer to your child’s academic and social needs.