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Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Education Group Olympion is a private, co-educational school in Palio Metochi, Nicosia, Cyprus, serving students aged 6 to 18 with a Bespoke Curriculum. The Primary program provides enhanced instruction hours in Greek and English, with English taught from Grade 1 to support Cambridge international certificates without after-school tutoring. The Secondary program prepares students for internationally recognized examinations and for admission to Cypriot, Greek, and international universities. Founded in 2003, Olympion expanded to include a Primary School in 2024 and joined Globeducate that year, linking the school to an international network. The school emphasizes a human-centered approach with small class sizes and a six-year schooling path. Facilities include a library, Music Room, Art Room, Robotics Room, Astronomy Room, Audiovisual rooms, and a Radio Studio, plus STEAM labs and laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Sports facilities include a football pitch, running track, basketball and volleyball court, padel, tennis, and futsal. Globeducate activities extend learning with outdoor programs, artistic performances, and EUROSCOLA trips.
25th of March 85, Palaiometocho 2682, Nicosia, Cyprus
The Essentials
Education Group OLYMPION has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English, French, Spanish, German.
Location
The school is located at 25th of March Street 85, Palio Metocho, Nicosia 2682, Cyprus. It is in the Palio Metocho area of Lefkosia (Nicosia), the capital of Cyprus.
Stages
Primary (ages 6–12) and Gymnasium-Lyceum (ages 12–18).
Type
Private school
Additional learning support
Special Education services are provided; distance education is available with real-time synchronous and asynchronous options.
Country affiliation
Cyprus
Bus service
The school provides a transport service to facilitate students.
Fees
Application & registration fees - Application / registration fee: €50.00, payable as part of the registration process. - Enrollment requires payment of a tuition deposit and the Parent Association subscription at acceptance; the deposit amount depends on the payment plan chosen (see payment schedule).
Tuition fees (academic year used: 2025/26) - Annual tuition (primary / main school year groups listed in the school guide): €7,500 per year for the 2025/26 school year. The guide shows the school's published annual tuition at €7,500 for 2024/25–2026/27 with a planned increase to €7,800 in later years. - Per-term or per-instalment amounts depend on the chosen payment plan (examples shown below under Billing schedule and payment terms). The standard annual tuition figure above is the reference amount from which instalments and discounts are calculated.
Billing schedule and payment terms (available payment plans and examples) - Annual prepayment: full payment of the tuition by 30 September attracts a 5% discount (example: €7,500 less 5% = €7,125). - 12-month instalment plan (example): a deposit of €1,140 paid by the end of April followed by 12 fixed monthly instalments (July of the current year through June of the following year); instalment amount shown in guidance as €530 per month after the deposit (this combination totals the published annual tuition). - 10-month instalment plan (example): a deposit of €1,100 paid by the end of April followed by 10 fixed monthly instalments (July–April); example monthly instalment shown as approximately €640. - Deposit + 3-instalment plan (example): deposit €1,000 (June), then 1st instalment end of October €2,000, 2nd instalment end of January €2,100, 3rd instalment end of April €2,400 (total equals the annual tuition). - Confirmation of enrolment is linked to payment of the deposit and settlement of outstanding prior balances; outstanding fees may prevent a student from attending until cleared.
Boarding / residential provision - No boarding or residential accommodation is published as a school service; the school describes day-school facilities (classrooms, laboratories, sports facilities and a canteen) and does not list boarding houses. (No boarding fees are published.)
Other compulsory or regular additional costs - Parent Association (annual subscription / membership): an annual subscription is required as part of registration; historical published notes on the Parent Association indicate an annual membership figure of €20 for membership-related insurance/administration. - School transport (daily bus service): published guidance shows a yearly transport charge for a two-way route and a single-route option; for the 2025/26 guide the example amounts are €900 per year for a two-way route and €500 per year for a one-way route. Earlier-year notes show slightly different amounts (e.g., €950) in other versions of the guide. - Uniforms, school trips, extra-curricular activities, exam entry fees and special educational support (where applicable) are charged in addition to tuition; specific prices for uniforms, trips and optional activities are set case-by-case and are not listed as fixed amounts in the published guidance.
Discounts and sibling concessions - Published concessions include sibling discounts and discounts for large families; examples in the guide show staged reductions for second and subsequent children and other concession rules (only one discount may be claimed when multiple discounts apply).
Refund information and withdrawal terms - Enrolment is confirmed on payment of the required deposit and settlement of prior outstanding fees. The published materials used for these summaries do not provide a detailed public refund schedule for deposits or tuition in every cancellation scenario; the enrolment and fee terms in the school guide and registration information set conditions tying attendance to payment status.
Fee payment options - In-person payments at the school office (school administration / treasury) and bank transfer / deposit to the school's nominated account (the school's stated account name and IBAN are provided in the admissions information as the standard bank-payment destination).
Summary notes (what these figures represent) - The figures and schedules above reflect the school's published fee guidance for the 2025/26 academic year where available (annual tuition example: €7,500) and the payment-plan examples shown in the school's student guide and registration information. The school requires a registration fee (€50), a deposit at acceptance (amount varies by plan), and an annual Parent Association subscription; transport, uniforms, activities and special provisions are charged in addition to tuition.
Academics
Education Group OLYMPION teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 6 to 18.
Curriculum
The primary program provides enhanced instruction hours in Greek and English. English is taught from Grade 1 as part of the timetable to help students obtain Cambridge international certificates without the need for after-school tutoring. The secondary program prepares students for internationally recognized examinations and for admission to Cypriot, Greek, and international universities.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates are prepared for admission to Cypriot, Greek, and international universities.
Gifted and Talented
The school fosters students' talents and aptitudes, including artistic talents, and provides resources and incentives to develop them.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school emphasizes holistic education and personal development, with small class sizes and a human-centered approach by staff.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school provides enhanced English from Grade 1.
Mental Wellbeing
The school has a Counseling Office that provides individual and group counseling to support students in academic performance, behavior, relationships, self-image and career development.
Safeguarding
The school provides a safe and warm environment and is approved and fully recognized by the Cyprus Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth; it is a Globeducate member.
Admissions
Admissions
Primary School admissions: 1. Fill out the admissions application form available on this page. The school will then contact you by telephone or email to inform you in detail and to schedule a visit to the school. You will visit for a trial day of class attendance or for an interview with a member of the school's leadership. After the visit, successful applicants will receive an enrollment notification. The enrollment is completed with the provision of the following documents: Birth Certificate; Two passport-size photos; and payment of the tuition deposit and the Parents' Association membership fee.
Gymnasium-Lyceum admissions: 1. Complete the admissions application form found on this page to receive detailed information about the process. 2. Applications for First Grade are submitted immediately after the entrance examinations. 3. Enrollment is available to students who succeed in the school's entrance examinations. 4. Urgent enrollments are accepted during the school year provided that the new student meets all criteria according to the Internal Operating Regulations of the school. 5. The Gymnasium-Lyceum Olympion announces the entrance examinations for each school year, in accordance with the relevant circular of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth. 6. The successful candidates are judged based on the examination results and are informed by the school. 7. If they accept the enrollment offer, the enrollment is completed with the following documents: Primary School Diploma; Birth Certificate; Two passport-size photos; Payment of the deposit and the Parents' Association membership.
FAQs
Where is Education Group OLYMPION located?
The school is at 25th of March Street 85, Palio Metocho, Nicosia 2682, Cyprus, in the Palio Metochi area of Lefkosia. It serves both primary and secondary students as a private, co-educational school.
What ages or levels does Olympion serve?
Olympion welcomes students from age 6 to 18, with Primary for ages 6-12 and Gymnasium-Lyceum for ages 12-18. It operates as a private, co-educational school in Cyprus.
What curriculum and language program does Olympion offer?
The primary program provides enhanced Greek and English instruction, with English taught from Grade 1 to support Cambridge certificates without after-school tutoring. The secondary program prepares students for internationally recognized examinations and for admission to Cypriot, Greek, and international universities; the school uses a bilingual Greek-English approach.
What are the tuition fees for 2025/26, and are there any discounts?
Annual tuition for 2025/26 is €7,500. An early payment discount of 5 percent is available if paid by 30 September. There are multiple payment plans and sibling or large-family discounts, with only one discount applying at a time.
What is the admissions process for Primary students?
For Primary, submit the admissions application and then a visit for a trial day or an interview will be arranged. Enrollment is confirmed after the visit and upon providing a birth certificate, two passport photos, and payment of the tuition deposit plus the Parents' Association fee.
What is the admissions process for Gymnasium-Lyceum students?
For Gymnasium-Lyceum, applications are submitted and entrants are chosen based on entrance examinations. Urgent enrollments may be possible if criteria are met. Enrollment requires documents such as the Primary School Diploma, birth certificate, two photos, and payment of the deposit plus the Parents' Association fee.
How does the bilingual program work and what Cambridge certificates are supported?
The primary program offers enhanced hours of Greek and English, with English taught from Grade 1 to support Cambridge certificates without extra tutoring. The secondary program prepares students for internationally recognized examinations, including Cambridge related pathways, and university admissions.
What about class sizes and learning support for students?
The school emphasizes small class sizes to support effective teaching and offers enhanced English from Grade 1. Special education support is available, and distance education is offered with real-time and asynchronous options as needed.
What higher education options do Olympion graduates have?
Graduates are prepared for admission to Cypriot, Greek, and international universities, with pathways through Cambridge and other international exam tracks.
What facilities does Olympion have on campus?
Olympion features well equipped classrooms, a library, and specialized spaces for music, art, robotics, astronomy, and media. There are STEAM labs, computer electronics labs, a technology lab, physics, chemistry and biology labs, plus AV rooms and a radio studio.
What sports and dining facilities are available?
Facilities include a football pitch, running track, basketball and volleyball court, padel court, tennis court, and a futsal pitch, along with a modern dining area.
Is Olympion a boarding school?
No, Olympion operates as a day school and offers a bus transport service for students; no boarding facilities are published.
What extracurricular activities are available for primary students?
Primary students participate in museum visits, World Days and national holidays, outdoor activities under Globeducate, a biweekly reading program, and themed games and performances in music, dance and theatre.
What extracurricular activities are available for secondary students?
Secondary students take part in artistic evenings with music, dance and theatre, a choir, European/global and national competitions, Energy Run and BeActive Week, career guidance activities, and educational trips such as EUROSCOLA.
Does Olympion have a student radio or media program?
Yes, the school runs a student radio station called All Radio, where students produce programs and interview staff as part of school life.
How does Olympion support wellbeing and language needs?
There is a Counseling Office offering individual and group counseling for academic performance, relationships, self-image and career development. The school provides enhanced English from Grade 1 and supports learners through EAL; safeguarding is part of its Globeducate membership and Cyprus Ministry recognition.
How is safeguarding managed at Olympion?
The school is approved and fully recognized by the Cyprus Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth, providing a safe and warm environment for students.
Is there a house system or a uniform policy at Olympion?
There is no published information about a house system or uniform details; the campus includes a modern dining area to support meals.
What is the governance and affiliations of Olympion?
Olympion is a private school and a member of Globeducate. It is part of Education Group Olympion and hosts annual Open Days while engaging with the Parents Association.
Are there any accreditations or awards mentioned for Olympion?
The data does not list specific accreditations or awards; it notes Globeducate membership and recognition by the Cyprus Ministry.
