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Rhodes College

Greece, Rhodes

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Arabic
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 0 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2004
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, German, Italian
Typical class size 15
Strengths Sport, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form, High School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Rhodes College is located at 10ο χλμ Ρόδου-Λίνδου, Rhodes 851 05, Greece. The school offers Pearson Edexcel IGCSE alongside a bespoke curriculum for students from 0 to 18, blending Greek educational tradition with international teaching methods. Founded in 2004, it provides an integrated pathway from early childhood through lykeio (high school) and emphasizes continual development of facilities and learning outcomes. English is the language of instruction from nursery, with the aim that by the end of the third grade students achieve fluency. From grade four, learners prepare for external examinations with Cambridge, University of Michigan, Hellenic American University, and Esolnet Hellas, supported by a structured language program and small, homogeneous groups. The school also uses Pearson International Education and the iCollege digital platform to deliver and enrich learning. Extracurriculars include local Rhodes Penguins athletics, Rhodes Conservatory, and Athletic Academy, alongside arts, language, and service opportunities that cultivate responsible, global citizens.

The Essentials

Rhodes College has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English, Arabic.

Location
Located at the 10th kilometer Rhodes-Lindos Road, Rhodes 85105, Greece. The school sits on the island of Rhodes along the Rhodes-Lindos corridor. It is accessible by public transport and private vehicle.

Stages
Infant (0-4); Nursery (4-6); Primary (6-12); Gymnasium (12-15); Lyceum (15-18)

Country affiliation
Greece

School day structure
Early Start from nursery
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Rhodes College was founded in 2004. The school is led by a President & CEO.
Fees
Application fees

- No publicly listed application or registration fee amount is available for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26) for Rodos College. The school's public enrolment materials present an interest/registration form but do not publish a numeric application fee.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group)

- The school does not publish term-by-term or year-group tuition figures in its publicly available materials for 2026/27 (or 2025/26). No fixed annual or per-term tuition amounts are shown for Infant/Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary (Elementary), Lower Secondary (Gymnasium) or Upper Secondary (Lyceum) on the school's public pages. Parents should expect that tuition varies by educational level.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- There is no publicly published billing schedule (for example: annual, termly, or monthly instalment dates) or detailed payment terms available in the school's public enrolment information. The general enrolment/contact pages indicate that admissions and registration are managed through the school's application process, but specific invoicing timetables and payment deadlines are not listed publicly.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed. The school presents programmes from nursery through lyceum and facility information, with no accommodation/boarding services described; therefore no boarding charges apply as a published item.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, transport, meals, extracurriculars, exam fees, books)

- No fixed amounts for uniform costs, school transport (bus), meal plans, extracurricular activity fees, examination or testing fees, or textbook charges are published in the school's publicly available materials for 2026/27 (or 2025/26). These categories are not detailed with prices in the enrolment pages. Parents should plan for typical additional items (uniforms, materials, transport, excursions, specialist course fees) that private schools commonly charge, but no published figures are available.

Refund information

- No publicly available refund policy or explicit published rules on refunds or cancellations of fees for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year appear in the school's public enrolment materials. There is no published table of refund terms (for example: deposit refund deadlines, cancellation penalties) on the enrolment or contact pages.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / payment plans)

- The school's public pages do not list accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit) or the availability of instalment/payment-plan options. No public statement of electronic payment methods or convenience fees is published in the enrolment or contact sections.


Summary of search findings and next step (brief):

- Detailed numeric tuition amounts, application fees, published billing schedules, payment methods, refund rules and other price line items for Rodos College for 2026/27 (and for 2025/26) are not published in the school's publicly accessible enrolment materials and pages. The school provides an enrolment/interest form and contact details but does not include a public fee schedule. For parents who need exact per-term or per-year figures, the school's admissions/contact office is the route to obtain an official current fee schedule and written terms.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Rhodes College emphasizes individual development, critical thinking, and creativity, and fosters collaboration and social skills. It aims to prepare students to become responsible global citizens with an international perspective and ethics. Education is a continuous process from early childhood through adulthood, building foundations for lifelong learning. The school pursues academic excellence with high standards and strong achievement. It creates a supportive environment where learning is joyful and promotes intellectual and emotional well-being.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Foreign language education is provided, including four foreign languages. The program includes modern information technology with certifications.

Mental Wellbeing
The school creates a supportive environment where learning is joyful and inspires intellectual and emotional well-being. It focuses on helping each student discover and develop their full potential, recognizing unique talents and needs. It emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration as part of personal growth. It aims to prepare students to become responsible global citizens with an international perspective and ethics. Education is viewed as a lifelong journey beginning in early childhood and continuing into adulthood.

Safeguarding
Safe and easily accessible school environment away from extracurricular disturbances, organized so children learn and move with confidence every day.
Parent Experience

History
Rhodes College was founded in 2004 and has become a cornerstone of education on Rhodes. It began as an ambitious vision to provide quality education and evolved into a modern educational institution. Today it offers an integrated educational pathway from early childhood through high school, blending Greek educational tradition with international teaching methods. The school emphasizes ongoing evolution, continual investment in its facilities, and a commitment to improving its students' outcomes.

Community
The Rhodes College community is strengthened by partnerships with educational and cultural organizations to enrich learning and extracurricular activities. It collaborates with the Rhodes Conservatory to promote music education and artistic expression, the Athletic Academy to develop athletic talents, and the Rhodes Penguins athletic club to provide comprehensive sports programs. Additional collaborations with other educational and cultural organizations broaden opportunities for students.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Rhodes College offers an integrated educational journey from infant/toddler care to lykeio (high school), blending Greek educational tradition with international teaching methods. Since its founding in 2004, it has been a reference point in Rhodes' educational community and has evolved into a modern institution. Today the college provides a complete pathway from early childhood through high school, with ongoing investment in its facilities. The school's mission is to create an environment where every student can discover and develop their full potential, nurturing individual talents, critical thinking, and creativity. It aims to prepare students not only for university success but also to become responsible, global citizens with an international outlook and ethics.

Academic Facilities
English is the primary language of instruction from the nursery, with the aim that by the end of the third grade students achieve fluency in English. From the fourth grade onward, students prepare for external language examinations with Cambridge, University of Michigan, Hellenic American University, and Esolnet Hellas, thereby validating their language proficiency. The language program emphasizes systematic language structure, including grammar, vocabulary, and phonology, and is delivered in small, homogeneous groups to meet individual learner needs. The school also offers Pearson International Education to support international learning and exposure. A digital learning platform, iCollege, supports curriculum delivery and classroom activities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Rhodes College partners with Rhodes Penguins, the college's athletic club, to provide comprehensive athletic programs. The Rhodes Conservatory (Ωδείο Δωδ/σου) supports music education and artistic expression, in addition to the Athletic Academy that develops athletic talents and promotes healthy living. The college's collaborations with Rhodes Penguins and other educational and cultural organizations enrich educational and extracurricular activities, expanding opportunities beyond the classroom.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Students are supported by experienced teachers in a framework that blends academic excellence, 21st‑century skills, and cultural literacy. The A' Lyceum functions as an orientation class where students explore their interests and strengthen their foundations. The B' and Γ' Lyceum programs prepare students for the Panhellenic university entrance examinations, with flexibility to changes in educational policy and ongoing support. There are many opportunities for students to participate in conferences, programs, and competitions at national and international levels, and many students achieve notable successes.

Arts & Creative
Culture is a central focus in teaching across subjects, and cultural events are organized inside or outside the school, giving students the opportunity to engage with important topics, reflect, and meet people of significance. The Greek Conservatory provides music education and culture in the heart of Rhodes. Arts and cultural activities are integrated into the school's offerings to enrich students' creative experience.

Cultural & Language
Foreign language education is part of the program. Language education is provided and developed through dedicated instruction in foreign languages. Language learning and intercultural engagement are supported as an essential part of the curriculum.

Social & Hobbies
There are numerous opportunities to participate in conferences, programs, and cultural events that foster social engagement and peer collaboration. Students can engage in scientific talks, academic conferences, and seminars as part of the school's broader cultural program. Cultural events and community activities encourage discussion of important topics and connections with diverse communities.

Community & Service
Environmental actions and social service programs are organized, with opportunities to participate in community outreach and service initiatives.

Leadership & Professional
Participation in conferences, programs, and competitions helps students develop leadership and professional skills, supported by teachers who are enthusiastic about guiding these activities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Rhodes Penguins provides the swimming and water polo academy, and athletic development and specialization programs are offered as part of the school's emphasis on sport and physical wellbeing.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the main language of instruction from nursery; fluency by end of 3rd grade; certifications include Cambridge, Michigan, IELTS. French is a second language from 3rd grade through the end of Gymnasium; DELF A1–B2. German is a third language from 3rd grade; ÖSD and KPΓ certifications. Italian is a fourth language from 4th grade; State Certification (Κρατικό Πιστοποιητικό) awarded.

Bilingual Teaching
The school teaches English as the primary language of instruction from the nursery. It offers a multilingual program with English, French, German, and Italian. English fluency is targeted by the end of the 3rd grade. From 4th grade onward, students prepare for international exams to certify language proficiency (University of Michigan, University of Cambridge, Hellenic American University, Esolnet Hellas).
Admissions

Admissions
1. Expression of Interest submission. The first step is to fill out the online Expression of Interest form. The form collects the parent/guardian's full name, email, and phone number, and it may include optional information about the child, programs of interest, and a message. It requires reading and accepting the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, and there is an option to subscribe to the Newsletter. Submitting the form initiates the admissions process and the school will contact you as soon as possible.

2. School contact and next steps. A member of the admissions team will contact you promptly to discuss options and the next steps in the process. Additional information or documents may be requested to progress your inquiry.

3. Campus visits and program discussions. The school offers tours or meetings by arrangement to help families learn about facilities and programs. Tours can be scheduled on weekdays with prior arrangement through the admissions team.

4. Registration timeline. Registrations for the new school year usually begin in May and continue throughout the summer, depending on seat availability.

Scholarships
The Rhodes College offers scholarships for the academic year 2026-2027, with eight scholarships available to students from Rhodes. The categories for 2025-2026 are as follows:

Academic Merit Scholarship
- Highest academic recognition
- For students from Rhodes; family income
- For students with exceptional academic performance who demonstrate excellence in high school
- Criteria: GPA ≥ 18.5; excellent conduct; active participation in school
- Availability: Limited

Excellence Scholarship
- Multidimensional excellence
- 50% coverage
- For students with outstanding achievements in multiple areas
- Criteria: GPA ≥ 17.5; exceptional skills; athletic or artistic distinctions
- Availability: Moderate

Athletic Scholarship
- Athletic excellence
- 30% coverage
- For athletes with outstanding performance in interleague and national competitions
- Criteria: Athletic distinctions; official competitions; academic performance ≥ 15.0
- Availability: Athletes

Artistic/Creative Talent Scholarship
- Participation & creative achievement
- 25% coverage
- For students with exceptional talents in arts, culture, and creative expression
- Criteria: Artistic talents; distinctions in competitions; academic performance ≥ 14.0
- Availability: Artists

Special Cases Scholarship
- Social support & opportunities
- 40% coverage
- For students facing economic or social difficulties who wish to continue their studies
- Criteria: Economic need; social conditions; academic performance ≥ 13.0
- Support: Financial aid; academic support; mentoring program
- Availability: Evaluation

Application process and timeline (academic year 2025-2026)
- Application period: Download the form, complete it, and assemble the required documents
- Scholarships are distributed proportionally with a minimum of 25%
- Required documents (example): Copy of the latest family tax assessment
- Evaluation period: 1-15 June 2025
- Interview period: 15-25 June 2025 (for shortlisted candidates)
- Results notification: 30 June 2025

Scholarships for 2026
- Eight Scholarships for outstanding performance awarded to students from Rhodes
- Coverage options include Full (100%) or Partial (50%) in various categories across different grade levels (e.g., Gymnasium and Lyceum)
- Details include written examinations at the interregional level, exam program dates (e.g., June 22, 2026) and eligibility requirements (e.g., family income up to 45,000€ per year; submission of documents; and conditions for eligibility)
- Eligibility and documentation overview: Open to public and private school students from Rhodes; family income up to 45,000€ per year; obligation to submit a completed application, supporting documents, and the latest family tax assessment
- Important notes: Children of staff or board members are excluded; the administration reserves the right to withdraw awards for ethical or financial reasons; scholarships cover tuition only; transportation, meals, or optional activities are not included

Announcement of results for scholarships occurs on dates such as 15 August 2026.

Details are published for each scholarship cycle, including the required qualifications, evaluation criteria, and the exact application steps and timelines.
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