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Morfosis Private School

Cyprus, Limassol

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Russian, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 650
Type Co-educational
Opened 2013
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Spanish
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction

Morfosis Private School in Cyprus operates across three campuses: Senior High in Limassol at Dimitri Liperti 12, Junior Primary in Kolossi at Kozanis 30, and Paphos campus at Thetidos 4. The school follows British curriculum complemented by a bespoke program. Core subjects are taught under the Federal State Educational Standards of the Russian Federation, with English taught through the Cambridge system. Greek is studied for foreigners in a program aligned with the Greek Ministry of Education, and some subjects follow the Republic of Cyprus curriculum. The campus covers 23,000 square meters, with a three-story building offering 4,000 square meters of classrooms and creative spaces, set in surroundings and accessible from Limassol and Larnaca via the highway. On-site football and basketball facilities, walking areas, and rest zones support sport and wellbeing. The school offers a range of clubs and a Morfosis Summer Camp for students, plus language and cultural programs year-round.

Senior (High) School (Limassol): Dimitri Liperti 12, Limassol 3090; Junior (Primary) School (Kolossi, Limassol): Kozanis 30, Kolossi 4632; Paphos campus: Thetidos 4, Paphos 8027

The Essentials

Morfosis Private School has 650 pupils, instruction in Russian, English.

Location
12 Dimitri Liperti Street, Limassol 3090, Cyprus. The school is located in Limassol, Cyprus. There is an additional campus in Paphos.

Stages
Junior School (primary) and Senior School (secondary) in Limassol; a separate school in Paphos.

Type
Private school.

Country affiliation
Cyprus
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school has a formal uniform designed for everyday school life; it is comfortable, practical, and durable. It is available at DAKA Kids stores in Ypsonas and Kolonakiou (Limassol) and on the DAKA Kids website.

Food Options
After-school program includes a hot lunch. Hot, home-style lunches (Russian-Cypriot and European cuisine) are available for an additional fee.

Governance and Ownership
The school is privately owned as a private bilingual general secondary school. It has three branches: the Junior and Senior School in Limassol and a branch in Paphos.
Fees
Application / Registration Fee

- Registration (application) fee: EUR 300 (non-refundable).

Tuition — 2026/27 (monthly rates)

- Fees are quoted as a monthly amount.

- Monthly tuition by year group for the 2026/27 academic year:
- Class 11: EUR 715 per month.
- Class 10: EUR 695 per month.
- Class 9: EUR 675 per month.
- Class 8: EUR 655 per month.
- Class 7: EUR 635 per month.
- Class 6: EUR 615 per month.
- Class 5: EUR 595 per month.
- Class 4: EUR 575 per month.
- Class 3: EUR 555 per month.
- Class 2: EUR 535 per month.
- Class 1: EUR 515 per month.
- Class 0 (reception/early years): EUR 495 per month.

Billing schedule & how term/year totals are calculated

- The school year is organised in three terms. For the 2026/27 academic calendar the term dates are: Term 1 — 1 September to 27 November 2026; Term 2 — 1 December 2026 to 26 February 2027; Term 3 — 1 March to 31 May 2027. Exams for graduating years take place in June.

- Tuition is shown per month. For non-graduating year groups (grades 0–8 and grade 10) the academic year runs nine months (three terms of three months each). Per-term tuition for those years is the monthly rate × 3; annual tuition is the monthly rate × 9.

- For graduating years (grades 9 and 11) the academic year includes an additional exam month (ten months total). For these years annual tuition is the monthly rate × 10; the final term effectively covers four months (monthly rate × 4) because exams extend into June. Example calculations for 2026/27:
- Class 11 (EUR 715/month): per regular term = EUR 715 × 3 = EUR 2,145; final term (graduating) = EUR 715 × 4 = EUR 2,860; annual total = EUR 7,150.
- Class 10 (EUR 695/month): per term = EUR 695 × 3 = EUR 2,085; annual total = EUR 695 × 9 = EUR 6,255.

- Per-term and per-year totals for all year groups (2026/27), calculated from the published monthly rates:
- Class 11: Per term (terms 1–2) EUR 2,145; Term 3 (graduating) EUR 2,860; Annual EUR 7,150.
- Class 10: Per term EUR 2,085; Annual EUR 6,255.
- Class 9: Per term (terms 1–2) EUR 2,025; Term 3 (graduating) EUR 2,700; Annual EUR 6,750.
- Class 8: Per term EUR 1,965; Annual EUR 5,895.
- Class 7: Per term EUR 1,905; Annual EUR 5,715.
- Class 6: Per term EUR 1,845; Annual EUR 5,535.
- Class 5: Per term EUR 1,785; Annual EUR 5,355.
- Class 4: Per term EUR 1,725; Annual EUR 5,175.
- Class 3: Per term EUR 1,665; Annual EUR 4,995.
- Class 2: Per term EUR 1,605; Annual EUR 4,815.
- Class 1: Per term EUR 1,545; Annual EUR 4,635.
- Class 0: Per term EUR 1,485; Annual EUR 4,455.

Boarding

- Boarding is not offered; Morfosis operates as day schools at its Limassol (senior/secondary) and Kolossi (primary) sites, with a branch in Paphos. Transport services to/from the campuses are available for an additional fee.

Other costs and typical extras

- School transport (shuttle routes) is provided for an additional fee.
- Hot, cooked lunches (Russian‑Cypriot/European menus) are available for an additional fee.
- Textbooks are issued on a paid rental or sale basis; fees apply for rental, and charges are levied for lost or damaged textbooks.
- Optional extracurricular clubs, language courses, arts and sports studios typically carry additional charges.
- School uniform is required and can be purchased from DAKA Kids (shops in Ypsonas and Kolonakiou, Limassol) or via DAKA's online store; uniform costs are set by the supplier.
- If a student chooses to take Russian Federation embassy exams to obtain Russian certificates, the additional annual fee is EUR 100.

Refunds and cancellations

- The registration/application fee (EUR 300) is non‑refundable. Other refund or cancellation terms are governed by the school's enrolment agreement and internal regulations signed at registration.

Fee payment options and invoicing

- Published material presents tuition as a monthly amount and requires completion of the school's enrolment agreement; specific invoicing cadence and accepted payment methods are set out in the school's enrolment/payment instructions and the signed agreement. Parents should use the school's formal registration/enrolment process to receive the official fee schedule and payment instructions.
Academics

Morfosis Private School teaches British Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
Educational programs in core subjects follow the Federal State Educational Standards of the Russian Federation (FSES). English is taught using the Cambridge system. The Greek language is studied for foreigners under a program designed for foreign students and aligned with the Greek Ministry of Education. Some subjects are taught according to the programs of the Republic of Cyprus.
Wellbeing

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school provides special support for students with significant mental, psychological, or sensory challenges through an assigned educator who reviews the child's needs and offers support or parallel learning. Parents/guardians receive detailed information about the school's approach and learning process for such students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Language courses are open to all and include Russian as a foreign language; English (Cambridge prep, GCSE, IELTS); Greek as a foreign language. Courses are taught by qualified native speakers and Russian-speaking teachers.

Mental Wellbeing
The school offers a Summer Camp with a creative and wellness program.
Parent Experience

Community
Morfosis School has three branches: a Junior and Senior School in Limassol and a branch in Paphos. It is a Russian comprehensive school with advanced study of English and Greek languages, following the curricula of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science and the Republic of Cyprus. The school provides consultations with a psychologist, a speech therapist and a medical worker, and offers sports sections including mini-football, chess and fitness aerobics. There are additional opportunities such as language courses for all ages, an Art Studio, an origami club, a theater studio Word and a dance and choreography studio; in summer, a language camp for foreigners is offered.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school is located near the highway, allowing easy access from Limassol and Larnaca. The campus covers 23,000 m² with natural surroundings and sports grounds, including football and basketball fields, rest zones, and walking areas. The building is a modern three-story facility with 4,000 m² of spacious classrooms, creative zones, and places to rest. Green territory around the school creates openness and calm.

Sports Facilities
On site are football and basketball fields, with rest zones and walking areas surrounding the campus.

Academic Facilities
Morfosis Private School is a Russian-language general education school in Cyprus with in‑depth study of English and Greek languages, operating under curricula from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Cyprus. The school building provides 4,000 m² of spacious classrooms and creative zones across a modern three‑story structure.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The Morfosis Summer Camp operates for children aged 6 to 11 at Morfosis Primary School in Kolossi. The camp runs in two periods, June 2–30 and July 1–31, with activities from 9:00 to 14:30. The program combines health, creativity, and fun with language learning in English and Greek, water activities, art and origami, cooking masterclasses, weekly educational quests, sports events, board games, and thematic weeks. Optional activities include a daily nap, weekly excursions, transfers, and a daily lunch.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Entertaining Mathematics makes math engaging through logical tasks, puzzles, and non-traditional approaches. Networks and Data Transmission introduces IT basics, telecommunications, and data transmission technologies. Chess develops strategic thinking, attention, and logical reasoning. Adventure Club fosters leadership and communication through team games, quests, trips, and survival tasks.

Arts & Creative
The school operates an Art Studio to support visual arts and creative practice. An Origami Club develops fine motor skills and creativity through paper crafts. A Theatre Studio Word focuses on emotional development, speech, and acting. A Dance and Choreography Studio offers opportunities to explore movement and stage performance.

Cultural & Language
Language courses are available for all ages and levels, including Russian, English, and Greek. The Greek Conversation Club provides level-based practice in grammar, vocabulary, and speaking. A Summer language camp offers intensive English and Russian study for non-native speakers with native-speaking instructors. Language learning supports academic progression and university pathways.

Social & Hobbies
Adventure Club fosters leadership and communication through team games, quests, outings, and survival tasks. Chess develops strategic thinking and concentration. Origami and decorative arts clubs offer enjoyable hobby activities and collaborative projects.

Leadership & Professional
Adventure Club develops leadership and communication through its activities. The Theatre Studio Word builds public speaking and performance skills. Language courses support multilingual communication, a valuable professional skill.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports sections include mini-football and fitness aerobics to promote physical health. A psychologist, a speech therapist, and a medical worker provide consultations to support students' mental and physical wellbeing. The Dance and Choreography Studio offers movement-based activities that support wellness.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Documents required for enrollment include the student's personal file, a birth certificate, and a medical certificate stating there are no contraindications to contact with children and physical education classes, with evidence that all required vaccinations are completed; copies of the parents' and the student's passports are also required. If enrolling during the academic year, a report card or transcript with current grades is required. For students entering grades 10 and 11, a certificate of basic general education is required. 2. Enrollment requires completing the registration form and the electronic registration form. A health-status questionnaire must be completed, and consent for photography and video recording, plus consent to an interview with a psychologist or speech therapist, must be provided. An agreement on internal regulations must be signed, and a non-refundable registration fee of 300 euros must be paid. 3. The school accepts children from age 6, and testing is carried out if necessary. It is a bilingual general secondary school with advanced instruction in English and Greek. The school follows curricula from the Ministries of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Greece, the United Kingdom, and Cyprus. Class sizes in grades 0–11 do not exceed 26 students.
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