British Curriculum International Schools in Greece

British-curriculum international schools in Greece deliver programmes based on the English National Curriculum (Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stages), usually leading to Cambridge or Pearson IGCSEs at 14 - 16 and A-levels or an IB/alternative sixth-form pathway at 16 - 18. Instruction is predominantly English, with modern Greek taught either as a host-language or second language and common additional options including French, German and Spanish; many schools also provide English language support (EAL) for new arrivals. Fee levels vary by location and school size but in Athens typical annual tuition for international schools most often sits in the mid-four-figure to mid-five-figure euro range, with additional one-off registration and regular extras (transport, meals, exam fees) to budget for. Admissions follow a main September intake with rolling entry where places exist; older students usually face placement or subject assessments and schools will ask for recent school reports and evidence of English ability for non-native speakers.