Lampiri School

1. Applications of interest for enrollment are accepted throughout the school year. Enrollments occur only if there are available places in the respective departments and are allocated on a strict first-come, first-served basis. Siblings of current students have enrollment priority. Parents/guardians can submit an Expression of Interest after completing a personal briefing with the admissions staff. 2. Personal briefings are by appointment and arranged through the school's administration. During the briefing, parents/guardians are informed about the school's academic program and the services offered. Contact details for the General Lyceum – Gymnasium, the Primary School, and the N/Π (Kindergarten) locations are provided, including addresses and phone numbers. 3. After submitting the Expression of Interest, the candidate's place is reserved for seven days. If parents/guardians do not respond promptly or complete enrollment, the place is released. Enrollment is completed by the parents/guardians submitting the Enrollment Application, the school's acceptance, and payment of the tuition deposit. A meeting with prospective students and a tour of the school is arranged for a later date, though a meeting may occur before enrollment is completed if necessary. The acquaintance and evaluation of the candidate aim to obtain a complete picture of the candidate's skills, aptitudes, and personality to support their development during attendance and up to graduation.

Indicative material for IB Diploma Programme scholarship examinations. Greek Language and Literature; Thematic cycles from the syllabus of the first year of Lyceum; Language; Language acquisition; Literacy; Leisure time – Entertainment; Adolescence; Generation gap; Dialogue; Mass media; Theory from the course of Writing and Expression and Literature; The paragraph: structural elements and development; Rhetorical appeals (logical, emotional, ethical); The communicative situation (context), text types (article, letter, presentation, interview, review, website, etc.); Lexicogrammatical phenomena: meanings of words (synonyms, antonyms), literal and figurative usage, direct and indirect speech, verb voices, active and passive, punctuation, figures of speech; Elements of style; Commentary on the text topic and recipient; Commentary on the author's linguistic choices; Narrative techniques and expressive devices. English Language: Paper 1 requires 250–400 words in 45 minutes; Writing topics include Lifestyles, Health and wellbeing, Leisure activities, Holidays and travel, Customs and traditions, Migration, Communication and media, Technology, Scientific innovation; Types of texts include Blog, Email, Essay, Formal letter; Paper 2 consists of three reading comprehension texts to answer in 45 minutes. Mathematics (Algebra, Real numbers, Order of real numbers, Absolute value, Roots, Powers and exponent rules, Equations of first and second degree, Inequalities, Progressions including arithmetic and geometric, Geometry with triangles, circle, polygons, measurement and arc length; Trigonometry including tangent, sine and cosine, angles; Parallel lines, properties of parallelograms, cyclic quadrilaterals, circle geometry, tangent segments; Circle relations, properties of supplementary angles, trigonometric identities; The statement that candidates will not be tested on proofs of theory.)