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Xenion High School admissions are by entrance examination. Entrance Exams for 2026 will take place on Tuesday, 17 February 2026. An Exams Guide is provided to help prospective students prepare, including sample papers. The relevant application forms can be downloaded, printed, and completed prior to exam registration. Prospective students wishing to join Xenion in other year groups should contact the school reception for further information. The Entrance Examination fee is €100. The Prospectus High School can be viewed online. Xenion Junior School admissions require assessments in Maths, English and Greek (where applicable) for the class/year, meetings with parents and students with management prior to registering. Documentation required includes a birth certificate copy, a copy of the child's ID, the child's most recent school progress report, any recent evaluations regarding medical issues or learning difficulties (if applicable), a passport photo, and photocopies of passports or IDs for both parents/guardians.
Years 1 to 7 are awarded an Academic Achievement Scholarship subject to their conduct. Entrance Exam Scholarships are awarded to the first five students admitted to Year 1 by order of academic achievement: 1st €3,000; 2nd €2,000; 3rd €1,500; 4th €1,000; 5th €1,000. Academic Performance & Conduct Scholarships award the top 3 students from each year group (Years 1-7) based on the weighted year average grade, subject to conduct: 1st €500; 2nd €400; 3rd €300. Scholarships for extra-curricular activities (non-academic) are awarded to five students admitted to Year 1 for achievements in local and international competitions, sports, music, art, volunteering, etc.: 1st €3,000; 2nd €2,000; 3rd €1,500; 4th €1,000; 5th €1,000.
Xenion Education is a private, co‑educational school network in Cyprus, comprising a Junior School, High School, Boarding School and Institute. The Paralimni campus offers a bilingual Greek‑English curriculum and prepares students from ages 4 to 18 for local and international pathways. The Core British Curriculum runs through Cambridge IGCSE in Years 4–5 and Cambridge A Levels in upper grades, with a foundation of general education in the early years and Greek language instruction alongside English for foreign students. Graduates earn an Apolyterion, eight IGCSEs, four to six A Levels, an ICT Literacy Certificate and a second foreign language certificate (German, Russian or French). The STEAME Programme blends Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics and Entrepreneurship via interdisciplinary, hands‑on projects. The school operates a Boarding House opened in 2020 with 36 en‑suite rooms and facilities including a pool, gym, tennis, basketball and volleyball. Extensive facilities support labs, computer rooms, interactive boards, art and music spaces, and personal devices for pupils.
