British Curriculum International Schools in Athens, Greece

British-curriculum international schools in Athens teach the English National Curriculum adapted for an international setting, commonly leading to Cambridge or Edexcel IGCSEs in Years 10 - 11 and A-Levels (or, in a few cases, the IB) in the final two years. Instruction is primarily in English while Greek is normally taught as a compulsory subject and schools frequently offer additional language support or bilingual options to help newly arrived pupils. Annual tuition for British-curriculum schools in the Athens area typically falls roughly between €8,000 and €16,000 a year, with senior-school fees and external exam years toward the higher end and extra costs for registration, lunches and school trips; some foreign-curriculum schools are also subject to a state fee cap. Admissions follow the academic year rhythm (main intake in September) and usually require an application, an English-level assessment and, for older pupils, subject interviews or entrance tests - many schools maintain waiting lists for popular year groups. Relocating families should plan applications several months ahead, check how each school supports Greek language learning and university guidance, and verify current published fees and vacancies directly with the school.