Cyprus, Paphos
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1. Apply Online and arrange the assessment. The school is independent and academically selective for ages 4-18. Entry into the Infants, Juniors and Seniors is by assessment, while Sixth Form admission is based on GCSE results or equivalent assessment. The school aims for September entry and encourages parents to apply as early as January, as spaces are limited; admissions may occur at other times if spaces are available. Parents can fill in an application form online and the Admissions Officer will contact you to arrange the assessment. 2. Infant assessment. The Reception Class is for children from age 4. The activity-based assessment for entry into Infant classes lasts about 30 minutes and involves activities designed to assess potential in a relaxed environment. For general enquiries, contact the Admissions Officer or submit a general enquiry. To start the process, complete an application form. 3. Junior assessment. The assessment for entry into Junior classes lasts about 2 hours and consists of a Maths and an English Reading and Writing test. If you require further information, you can make a general enquiry or call the Admissions Officer. To apply, complete an application form. 4. Senior assessment. The assessment for entry into Senior classes lasts about 2 hours and 30 minutes and consists of Mathematics and an English Reading and Writing test. There are more opportunities to join in the Seniors; contact the Admissions Officer for details. To apply, complete an application form. 5. Sixth Form admission. Admission to the Sixth Form is by interview and a minimum entry requirement of 5 GCSEs at grades A-C (9-4) or equivalent are required; alternatively entrance assessments may be taken. Students may join Sixth Form from the Senior School or from other schools. Students must submit their A Level subject choices when registering, their most recent school report, a letter of recommendation from the Head Teacher, and their predicted GCSE grades. 6. Place notification, deposits and getting started. You will be notified of your child's performance. If successful and a place is available you will be offered a space; if there is not a space available you will be offered a waiting list place. To secure a place, the deposit should be returned as soon as possible. A pack with information for starting will be issued and uniforms can be purchased in advance. 7. Getting started. After everything is in place a pack with information for starting in the relevant year group will be issued and your child's uniform can be purchased in preparation for the start of school.
If there is not a space available, a waiting list place is offered.
Aspire Private British School is an independent school in Cyprus delivering the British National Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18. The curriculum leads to GCSE IGCSE and International A Level qualifications, with eligibility to obtain the Cyprus Apolyterio School Leaving Certificate. Lessons are conducted in English and place strong emphasis on developing knowledge, skills and intercultural understanding. The campus features three ICT suites with individual computer access, a dedicated school portal, and interactive whiteboard technology. Science laboratories follow Ministry of Education guidelines to foster practical, investigative work. An Art and Design Studio and a Music Room support creative learning, while sport pitches underpin physical education and the delivery of GCSE and A Level PE. The school also offers extensive extracurriculars, including drama, debating, cultural events, and national and international trips. The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award framework is encouraged for eligible students, promoting service, expeditions, skills and physical recreation.