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Cyprus, Limassol
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The Heritage Private School began in 1987 in Moni, a village near Limassol, with six pupils. It moved to the centre of Limassol in 1988 as the community grew, and in 1989 the UK National Curriculum was introduced and a Kindergarten for two‑year‑olds was created. Through the 1990s the school expanded with new buildings and land acquisitions to accommodate growing numbers, including a 4.5 donums site purchased in 1994 for a new school. In 2012 the school celebrated its 25th anniversary, the new Early Years School was completed, and in 2014 the Heritage Multifunction Hall opened.
The Heritage Private School has a multicultural community with 55 nationalities represented and an international dimension in the curriculum. It fosters social responsibility and environmental awareness, with 11 CY GPP environmental awards and EMAS and ISO 14001 accreditation. The school also hosts community and cultural events that involve students, parents and staff, such as the Greek‑themed performance Μικρή Πατρίδα commemorating Cyprus history and annual events like Fireworks Night and Carnival @ Heritage.
Volunteering forms a central part of school life, with a program that involves students, staff and parents in community activities, including support for the Anti‑Cancer Society, The Theotokos Foundation, the Red Cross, and local tree‑planting. Parents and families also participate in school events such as Carnival @ Heritage and Special Greek Assembly. The school communicates with parents through a Parent Portal and a Parent App. The school also hosts EducationUSA presentations for guidance on higher education.
Heritage Private School is a private English‑medium, co‑educational day school in Limassol, Cyprus, serving ages 2–18. The curriculum follows the UK National Curriculum from Early Years to Upper Secondary, with Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSEs, GCSEs, AS Levels and A Levels, plus Cambridge Pathway from Early Years to Advanced Level. The school is a Cambridge International Fellowship Centre and an Examination Centre, enabling internal and external Cambridge assessments. All lessons are taught in English. The campus features a Technology Centre with laboratories, an art room, a lecture theatre and a cafeteria; a Multifunction Hall with a stage and Amphitheatre; and facilities across Early Years, Primary and Secondary buildings. Sports facilities include a FIFA Star 1 football pitch, ITF‑approved 12‑layer tennis courts, and courts for basketball, netball and volleyball, plus outdoor cricket nets and a track. A broad programme of clubs and community service complements academics, including PASCH accreditation, MUN, Duke of Edinburgh and Arts, Drama and Music strands.
