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Cyprus, Paphos
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The school emphasizes social and emotional development as a core part of learning. Personal Development Goals guide students in Thoughtfulness, Morality, Enquiry, Adaptability, Cooperation, Communication, Honesty, Respect, Encouragement, Challenge, Responsibility, Tolerance, Friendship and Independence. The community focuses on happiness, safety and security for students and staff, and will introduce International Baccalaureate Learner Profiles to support well-rounded development.
The school has a dedicated special needs department with access arrangements to support assessments and inclusive practice led by an Inclusion Coordinator. TLC+ provides inclusive education with a multidisciplinary team and Individual Education Plans to match each learner's needs and to support inclusion into mainstream education. There are specialist facilities for autism spectrum disorder, including dedicated classrooms and a sensory/playroom, with a pathway to external specialist support if required.
The curriculum uses an English-system approach to teaching. English-language programmes include Activity Programmes, Combined Activity/English Programmes and English-Only Programmes, with options for 1:1 or 2:1 English lessons.
Mental wellbeing is integrated into the school's ethos, with a focus on preparing students to be socially confident and resilient. The Personal Development Goals and the IB Learner Profile initiative contribute to students' emotional and social development within the school community.
A Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy exists alongside a Health and Safety Policy to protect students and staff. The school is licensed by the Ministry of Education & Culture, reflecting formal oversight of safety and welfare standards.
TLC Private School in Cyprus is a day school serving ages 3 to 18, with five licensed entities: Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary and Institute. The curriculum follows an English system, based on the National Curriculum for England from Kindergarten to Key Stage 5, and leads to IGCSE/GCSE in years 10–11 and AS/A Levels in the Sixth Form. The school also offers the Apolytirion qualification as an additional university pathway, approved by the Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture, internationally, with UCAS points attached. Primary uses Pearson iPrimary assessments; EAL support is provided as needed. The campus comprises modern, air-conditioned teaching rooms, Art Studio, a Science Laboratory, a Computer Laboratory, and a library accessible via Reading Cloud. Facilities include a swimming pool and a football academy. Extra-curriculars include sailing, the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, and community activities through Friends of TLC. A University/Career Advisor supports progression to higher education overseas.
