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Verita International School - Early Years Campus

Greece, Glyfada

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees €7,480 - 12,320
Ages 2 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2019
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum)
Taught languages French, German
Typical class size 9
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Preschool
Introduction

Verita International School – Early Years Campus sits in Glyfada, Athens, offering an English-language international education for children aged 2 to 18. The Early Years program anchors its Education Roadmap by blending the National Curriculum for England and Wales with the IEYC, IPC, and IMYC frameworks. Instruction is in English, with daily Greek language lessons to support bilingual development. The school places social-emotional learning at its core, partnered with Emory University's SEE Learning program, woven into inquiry-based, play-based activities that nurture curiosity, resilience and independence while maintaining a low student-teacher ratio. Founded in 2019 as the Athens campus of a family-owned network that began in Bucharest in 1982, Verita aims to merge academic mastery with ethical wisdom. Facilities emphasize a safe, supportive environment, with structured free play and inquiry-led learning for 3–5 year‑olds, and a global, inclusive community across a 2–18 age span.

The Essentials

Verita International School - Early Years Campus has typical class sizes of 9, instruction in English.

Location
Early Years Campus, 30 Irakliou Street, Glyfada, 166 75, Athens, Greece. Primary Campus, 13 Smirnis Street, Glyfada, 165 62. Middle Years Campus, 4 Marinou Antipa, Alimos, 165 62. Secondary School, 4 Marinou Antipa, Alimos, 17455.

Stages
Early Years (Nursery to Year 1) for ages 3-5; Primary (Years 2-6) for ages 5-11; Middle Years (Years 7-9); Secondary (Years 10-13) for ages 11-18.

Type
Co-educational day international school

Pupil Nationality Mix
Multinational student population representing approximately 26 nationalities

Additional learning support
ELL support is provided; ELL classes are small (not more than 10 students); the school provides English language development and supports multilingual learners, with Greek language taught and encouragement of mother-tongue development.

Country affiliation
England & Wales (curriculum basis)
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school is family-owned.
Fees

Annual tuition at Verita International School - Early Years Campus ranges from EUR 7,480 to EUR 12,320 for 2026/27.

Application & Registration Fees

- One-time non-refundable registration fee: EUR 1,500 for all new students.

Tuition — Early Years (annual amounts)

- Nursery & Reception (Ages 2½–6 years; Full day 09:15–15:30): EUR 7,480 per year.
- Year 1 (Ages 5–6 years; Full day 09:00–15:30): EUR 9,480 per year.

Tuition — (for reference: other year groups on the school fee schedule)

- Years 2–6 (Ages 6–11): EUR 10,460 per year.
- Years 7–9 (Ages 11–14): EUR 11,240 per year.
- Years 10–13 (Ages 14–18): EUR 12,320 per year.

Per-term billing detail and how tuition is charged

- The published annual tuition amounts above are the school's stated fees for 2026–2027. Specific per-term breakdowns and the official billing schedule are not published in the public fee summary; payment details and billing terms are provided to families in the Acceptance Letter and Parent Pack. The registration fee must be submitted within ten days of an offer to secure a place; the Acceptance Letter contains the payment instructions for enrolment.

Discounts and concessions

- Sibling discount: 5% off tuition for eligible siblings.
- Special tuition accommodations are available for families requiring assistance (details handled by the school).

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable to the Early Years Campus (Early Years Campus covers Nursery, Reception and Year 1 at Irakliou 30, Glyfada). No boarding fees are published for Early Years; an international/boarding programme is referenced in school information for older students but boarding fees are not listed for Early Years.

Other costs and optional charges

- Meal plan: available for an additional fee; the Early Years programme provides meals as part of the school's school-meals provision when families opt in.
- Transportation: available for an additional fee.
- After-school programmes / Beyond-the-Classroom workshops: available for additional fees.
- Additional possible charges (may apply depending on year and services used): ELL support, middle & secondary textbooks, uniforms, CL English & Maths exams, CAT4 exams, iGCSE exams, A-Level exams, and SEED Centre participation.

Uniforms and school items

- Uniforms are listed among additional costs; uniform purchase is a separate expected cost for families.

Refund information

- The registration fee is explicitly non-refundable. Refund terms for tuition or other charges are not published in the public fee summary; the Acceptance Letter / Parent Pack and the school's enrolment terms contain the formal payment and refund conditions delivered to admitted families.

Billing schedule & payment terms

- The registration fee is due within ten days of an offer to secure a place; full payment instructions and any instalment or termly billing arrangements are provided in the Acceptance Letter and Parent Pack sent to enrolled families. Credit cards are accepted with a small bank service fee.

Fee payment options

- Credit card payments accepted (a small bank service fee applies). Bank transfer is used for tuition records and billing administration. Exact payment account details and acceptable payment methods are provided to families in the Acceptance Letter / Parent Pack.

Brief summary of public information availability

- The school publishes the annual tuition amounts and key items above for 2026–2027. Detailed per-term amounts, an itemised termly billing schedule, specific boarding fees for older students (if applicable) and the full tuition refund policy are provided to families through the Acceptance Letter / Parent Pack and are not itemised in the public fee summary.

(For accuracy: the figures and items above reflect the school's published 2026–2027 fee schedule and related admissions notes.)
Academics

Verita International School - Early Years Campus teaches EYFS (Early years foundation stage), IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum) for students aged 2 to 18.

Curriculum
Early Years (ages 3-5) forms the starting point of Verita's Education Roadmap. The curriculum combines the National Curriculum of England with the IEYC, IPC, and IMYC frameworks to deliver an international, inquiry-based learning experience. English is the instructional language, with daily Greek language lessons as part of the program. Social-emotional learning is embedded through Emory University's SEE Learning program. The school emphasizes inquiry-based learning and fosters a supportive environment with a low student-teacher ratio.

Student Teacher Ratio
The student-teacher ratio is 1:9. This supports tailored attention in Early Years.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates go on to study at top universities worldwide. Alumni pursue diverse careers across industries and assume leadership roles. The program emphasizes leadership, critical thinking, and practical skills to prepare students for higher education. The Verita experience aims to equip students to navigate a complex, global world.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Early Years School provides a safe space grounded in social and emotional support, caring relationships, and freedom of self-expression. Young children learn best when they feel safe, and the program emphasizes well-being and positive social development within daily activities.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
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English as an Additional Language (EAL)
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Mental Wellbeing
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Safeguarding
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Parent Experience

History
Verita began as a community of schools in 1982 in Bucharest, Romania. In 2019, Verita opened its first school in Athens, Greece, in response to the needs of a diverse, international community. It is a family-owned school with a strong, committed vision to provide both academic mastery and social-emotional-ethical wisdom, leading a transformation in education for the 21st century. Verita integrates the National Curriculum of England & Wales with the IEYC, IPC and IMYC frameworks and partners with Emory University's SEE Learning to weave social-emotional and ethical learning into the curriculum.

Community
Verita builds its community through Beyond the Classroom workshops and athletics open to all students from Early Years to Secondary School. The Student Council begins in Year 4 and elects officers to organize campus events and raise funds for Service Learning Projects and Verita Foundation Initiatives. School Trips enrich learning with field trips and guest speakers, providing context and live learning through community outreach programs around Athens. Camp Verita operates across three campuses each summer for ages 3–16, with EYS Verita at the Irakliou campus, Primary Camp at Glyfada, and Secondary Camp at South Club Voula.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Early Years School uses the National Curriculum of England & Wales and the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) for children aged 2-5. The IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum) is layered over the National Curriculum to bring learning to life for 3-5 year olds. The program supports personal, social and emotional development. The environment is a safe space grounded in social and emotional support, caring relationships, and freedom of self-expression, with a play-based approach. The curriculum uses structured free play to refine motor skills, foster initiative and resilience, and develop creativity, independence and a love for learning; learning is further nurtured through inquiry-based activities that celebrate each child's uniqueness.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Beyond the Classroom offers workshops that extend learning beyond the timetable. Advanced Maths, Robotics, and Languages are available as after-school programs for students from Early Years to Secondary. These activities develop problem-solving, logical thinking, and language skills in an engaging, hands-on context.

Arts & Creative
Music & Dance, Drama, Arts & Crafts, and Digital Art are offered as after-school programs. Students in the Early Years can participate in creative activities that foster imagination, expression, and collaboration. Classes are taught by Verita teachers and specialized instructors to nurture creativity.

Cultural & Language
Languages are offered as part of Beyond the Classroom, with opportunities to explore linguistic and cultural topics. The program supports language development across the school and includes exposure to multiple languages as part of the school's international framework.

Social & Hobbies
Chess Club, Arts & Crafts, and Homework Club are available as extracurriculars. Teams and clubs provide opportunities for social interaction, collaboration, and focused practice after the school day. Physical education and athletics also offer team-based activities.

Community & Service
Service Learning Projects and Verita Foundation Initiatives are supported by student leadership and fundraising through the Student Council. The Student Council coordinates events to benefit the school community and broader initiatives, promoting social responsibility.

Leadership & Professional
Beginning in Year 4, elected Student Council members lead campus initiatives and coordinate events. The program develops leadership, teamwork, and communication skills, with opportunities to engage in fundraising for community service projects.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Athletics complements the Physical Education curriculum with after-school teams in basketball, football, and other sports; intramural leagues and diverse activities promote fitness and teamwork. The After School Program also offers activities like martial arts, swimming, and track & field to support physical well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the language of instruction. The Greek language curriculum is part of the daily program, with an optional after-school Greek class. The Early Years Campus follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum for children aged two to five. Greek language learning experiences include exposure to Greece's history, culture, and traditions.

Bilingual Teaching
English is the language of instruction. Greek language learning is integrated into the daily program, with an optional after-school Greek class. Early Years Campus serves children aged two to five years (EYFS).
Admissions

Admissions
Step 1 Apply Online. Complete an online application. Please submit your application early to secure an interview appointment; the interview is a required next step to ensure the school is the right fit for the student and the school. It is a crucial part of the admissions process. While there are no deadlines for applications, classes close once they reach capacity, so apply at your earliest opportunity.
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