Platon School

El. Venizelou St., 15354, Glyka Nera, Greece. Glyka Nera is a northeastern suburb of Athens in the Attica region.

Preschool Education (3–6); Primary School – The IB Primary Years Programme (6–11); Middle School (11–16); IB Diploma Programme (17–18)

Private IB World School

Special Education Needs policy; admissions decisions for SEN students are made in consultation with the school counsellor.

Greece

Bus service available

Application fee
- No publicly published application or registration fee amount is available for Platon School for the 2026/27 academic year on the school's public admissions and policy pages.

Tuition fees by year group and term
- The school's public regulations state that parents are obliged to pay the tuition set by the school and that the specific amounts are determined by the school's commercial policy; however, no itemised tuition schedule (per year group or per term) is published in the school's publicly available admissions pages or the official school regulations.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The official school regulations establish that parents accept the obligation to pay the tuition and other financial obligations at enrollment and that the level and terms of tuition are set by the school's commercial policy. The public regulations do not publish a specific billing calendar, term instalment schedule, or fixed due dates. Parents are instructed to address financial matters to the school's accounting office.

Boarding fees
- Platon School operates as a day school; no boarding provision or boarding fees are published in the school's public materials and the school's operational regulations make no provision for boarding. Therefore boarding fees are not applicable.

Other costs and published activity fees (examples shown publicly)
- Certain extracurricular / additional programmes list explicit fees on their programme pages. Published examples include:
- PS‑MUN (Model United Nations): annual fee €200.
- Art School programme: annual fee €900.
- Sports afternoon programmes (example category): annual fee €450.
- Technological after‑school programme (Tech Gymnasium example): annual fee €700.
- Adult / community programmes (examples): swimming academy: €60–80 per month depending on frequency (published on adult activities page).
- School uniform / kit: students wear the school tracksuit/uniform for school outings; the school requires parents to provide the uniform, but a public price for the uniform is not published.
- School trips and visits: participation normally requires a deposit; the regulations state parents will be informed about refund of deposits or cancellations for such programmes when an activity is cancelled. Specific trip fees and deposit amounts are set per activity and published at the time of the activity.

Refund information
- The published school regulations do not include a general tuition‑refund table or a public, itemised refund policy for tuition. The regulations do state that for optional organised programmes or external trips the school will inform parents, and will handle return of deposits or participation fees if an event is cancelled; the school otherwise treats tuition and fee levels as set by the school's commercial policy. No public, line‑by‑line refund schedule for tuition is published.

Fee payment options
- The publicly available school regulations instruct parents to contact the school's accounting office for matters of an economic nature and for payment arrangements; the regulations do not publish a definitive list of accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, etc.) in the public policy documents. Parents are directed to the school's administrative/finance office for exact payment options and bank details.

Scholarships and discounts (relevant to fees)
- Platon School publishes that scholarships are available which may cover 100% or 50% of tuition in certain cases; scholarships and their scope are announced annually. Specific scholarship rules are published separately.

Summary of public coverage and practical notes
- The school's public regulations and programme pages confirm that (a) tuition and other fees are contractual obligations determined by the school, and (b) some additional programme fees (MUN, Art School, Sports, Tech programmes, certain trips) are published with precise amounts. The school does not publish an itemised public tuition schedule by year group or term, nor a public application fee amount or a public tuition refund table. For payment method details, instalment dates, the comprehensive annual tuition schedule by grade/term, and any uniforms' prices, the school's administration/finance office is designated as the point of contact in the school regulations.