Our Curriculum
At The English School, we understand that the curriculum is a crucial component of a school's mission to provide students with a well-rounded education. It encompasses the planned programs of study that are designed to meet the learning needs and objectives of our students.
Interestingly, the word "curriculum" has its roots in the Latin word for a "race". Although we do not view education as a competition, we recognize that our students are in a race to acquire knowledge and skills within a specified timeframe. We believe that each student has the potential to succeed and achieve their full potential.
Developing a curriculum is a complex process that involves balancing a range of competing demands and restrictions. These include the needs of the school community, the requirements of society and the workforce, financial and personnel resources, and time constraints. At The English School, we recognize that our curriculum is a work in progress and is continuously evolving to meet the changing needs of our students and society.
To ensure that our curriculum remains relevant and effective, we have established a Curriculum Committee comprising our most senior and experienced education professionals. This committee is responsible for regularly reviewing and refining our curriculum to ensure that it aligns with our values, mission, and goals. We are committed to providing our students with a high-quality education that prepares them for success in their future endeavours.
At The English School, we understand that the curriculum is a crucial component of a school's mission to provide students with a well-rounded education. It encompasses the planned programs of study that are designed to meet the learning needs and objectives of our students.
Interestingly, the word "curriculum" has its roots in the Latin word for a "race". Although we do not view education as a competition, we recognize that our students are in a race to acquire knowledge and skills within a specified timeframe. We believe that each student has the potential to succeed and achieve their full potential.
Developing a curriculum is a complex process that involves balancing a range of competing demands and restrictions. These include the needs of the school community, the requirements of society and the workforce, financial and personnel resources, and time constraints. At The English School, we recognize that our curriculum is a work in progress and is continuously evolving to meet the changing needs of our students and society.
To ensure that our curriculum remains relevant and effective, we have established a Curriculum Committee comprising our most senior and experienced education professionals. This committee is responsible for regularly reviewing and refining our curriculum to ensure that it aligns with our values, mission, and goals. We are committed to providing our students with a high-quality education that prepares them for success in their future endeavours.
Bursaries and Fees 2023-24
Bursaries
Bursaries are awarded each year to students whose families face economic hardship and who meet the required criteria.
Please click here for instructions and the application form for your reference and use.
Feel free to contact our Finance department (22 799 367 or 22 799 321) for any further assistance you may need.
Petros Markou Bursary
We are delighted to announce that our School has received a generous 7-year bursary (2022-23 to 2028-29) from Mr Emilios Markou in memory of his late father, Petros Markou.
This bursary will provide financial assistance to students who demonstrate a strong commitment to their studies and a passion for learning.
We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Emilios for his generosity and support of our School and its students.
Download the full letter with a note from the benefactor from here.
Fees
Current Tuition Fees for the Academic Year 2023-24
Please note that the fees may be subject to a small adjustment, to be announced shortly.
Note: Deposit fees are non-refundable.
Second child fee reduction
If you have two children concurrently at the school, the second child’s school fees are reduced by 10%
Third child fee reduction
If you have three children concurrently at the school, the third child’s school fees are reduced by 50%
Tuition Fee Charts for 2023-24 can be downloaded by clicking on the links below:
Table I - Tuition Fees Payment Schedule - Academic Year 2023-2024
Table II- Additional Costs for 2023-24 (these additional costs have been included in the 1st term fees)
Fees Payment
Please note the following conditions regarding payment of fees:
1. The Parents shall pay to the School and shall be liable to the School for all tuition fees in relation to the Student, including any fees and/or levies and/ or rights, for the whole duration of the tuition of the Student at the School as published online and as amended from time to time at the School’s absolute discretion.
Bursaries are awarded each year to students whose families face economic hardship and who meet the required criteria.
Please click here for instructions and the application form for your reference and use.
Feel free to contact our Finance department (22 799 367 or 22 799 321) for any further assistance you may need.
Petros Markou Bursary
We are delighted to announce that our School has received a generous 7-year bursary (2022-23 to 2028-29) from Mr Emilios Markou in memory of his late father, Petros Markou.
This bursary will provide financial assistance to students who demonstrate a strong commitment to their studies and a passion for learning.
We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Emilios for his generosity and support of our School and its students.
Download the full letter with a note from the benefactor from here.
Fees
Current Tuition Fees for the Academic Year 2023-24
| Academic year | Tuition Fees |
| Form 1 | €8.500 |
| Form 2 | €8.500 |
| Form 3 | €8.500 |
| Form 4 | €8.500 |
| Form 5 | €8.500 |
| Form 6 | €8.500 |
| Form 7 | €8.500 |
Please note that the fees may be subject to a small adjustment, to be announced shortly.
Note: Deposit fees are non-refundable.
Second child fee reduction
If you have two children concurrently at the school, the second child’s school fees are reduced by 10%
Third child fee reduction
If you have three children concurrently at the school, the third child’s school fees are reduced by 50%
Tuition Fee Charts for 2023-24 can be downloaded by clicking on the links below:
Table I - Tuition Fees Payment Schedule - Academic Year 2023-2024
Table II- Additional Costs for 2023-24 (these additional costs have been included in the 1st term fees)
Fees Payment
Please note the following conditions regarding payment of fees:
1. The Parents shall pay to the School and shall be liable to the School for all tuition fees in relation to the Student, including any fees and/or levies and/ or rights, for the whole duration of the tuition of the Student at the School as published online and as amended from time to time at the School’s absolute discretion.
- Students will not be permitted to proceed to the next year of studies if there is any outstanding amount by the 31st of May.
- Year 7 students will not be issued the Apolytirion if there is any outstanding debt by 31st May or permitted to participate in the graduation ceremony.
- Students will not receive their academic reports if there is any outstanding debt 3 days before the reports are due to be released.
