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The Greek Secondary School of London offers a Greek curriculum taught to students aged 11 to 18, with no fees. It operates under the Education Office of the Greek Embassy in London, a department of the Greek Ministry of Education, and serves students in Britain and beyond as part of its network. The school follows the curriculum guidelines from the Greek Ministry for Gymnasium (Junior High) and Lyceum (Senior High) and prepares pupils to navigate both Greek national education and international contexts. Greek language education is coordinated by the Education Office, which also oversees the Certificate of Attainment in Greek examinations in Great Britain, Sweden, Denmark and Lithuania in collaboration with The Centre for the Greek Language. The program emphasizes science, humanities, languages and cultures, health and well-being, technology and nature, with a focus on developing responsible, democratic citizens capable of pursuing higher education in British, European or international systems.
Greek Secondary School of London has instruction in English.
Location
22 Trinity Road, London N22 8LB, United Kingdom.
Stages
Gymnasium (Junior High School) and Lyceum (Senior High School).
Type
Open Greek secondary school with no fees.
Country affiliation
Greece
Fees
Application fees
- No application fee is charged for admission to the Greek Secondary School of London.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- There are no tuition fees for any year group (all secondary years covered by the school). There are no per-term or per-year tuition charges issued to parents.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- No regular tuition billing schedule or payment terms apply because the school does not charge tuition. Parents are therefore not issued termly or annual tuition invoices.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school operates as a day secondary school and does not provide boarding; there are no boarding fees.
Other costs or fees (uniforms, exams, trips, materials, etc.)
- While there is no tuition, parents should expect to cover incidental or one-off costs that are commonly charged by schools, such as: - school uniform items; - examination or assessment registration fees where applicable; - course books and curriculum materials; - optional school trips and extracurricular activity costs; - transport to/from school if not provided.
- Any such incidental charges are handled separately from tuition and, if levied, are charged directly to parents according to the school's arrangements.
Refund information (if applicable)
- There are no tuition refunds to consider because the school does not charge tuition. Refunds or adjustments for incidental charges (for example, cancelled trips or overpaid charges) are managed according to the school's local policies for those specific items.
Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / other)
- There are no tuition payment methods required. For any incidental charges that the school does levy, parents must follow the school's stated payment instructions for those items; payment methods and accepted channels are determined by the school for each charge.
Academics
Greek Secondary School of London teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 12 to 18.
Curriculum
The Greek Secondary School of London follows the curriculum guidelines provided by the Greek Ministry of Education. The detailed curriculum for Gymnasium (Junior High School) and Lyceum (Senior High School) can be found in the Curriculum for Gymnasium (Junior High School) and Curriculum for Lyceum (Senior High School) links. The school prepares students within the Greek framework while also positioning them for success in British, European and International contexts. It integrates Greek national education with preparation for international higher education.
Exam Results
Graduates 2018: Higher Education 61%, Employment 33%, Gap year 5%. Many graduates continue their education at British Universities and Colleges; students have the option to sit the Greek National Exams to access Greek universities. The school provides preparation for A-level exams, complemented by UCAS training and guidance on university applications.
Higher Education Progression
Most graduates pursue higher education, with 61% accepted to UK universities in 2017-2018. The programme includes Greek National Exams for access to Greek universities, and A-level preparation with UCAS guidance.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Greek Secondary School of London adopts a whole‑school approach to social and emotional learning. It promotes mental health and wellbeing through universal programs and targeted support, with PSHE lessons covering emotional wellbeing, resilience, self‑esteem and relationships. The school appoints a named Mental Health Lead and a Deputy Lead to coordinate wellbeing activities and liaise with external services when needed. Staff receive regular training on recognizing and responding to mental health issues and on safeguarding; concerns are assessed and referred through the Mental Health Lead and SENDCO. The school creates an open culture where talking about mental health is normal, and provides resources and signposting for parents and carers. It emphasizes building self‑esteem, resilience, responsible decision‑making and a sense of belonging through school values and opportunities for pupil voice and participation in decision‑making.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The Greek Secondary School of London follows a policy for promoting and protecting quality and diversity, and all teaching and support staff should be familiar with this policy. The Head Teacher is responsible for ensuring that there are adequate facilities and support staff to ensure the health, safety and welfare of any pupil with SEN. All teaching and support staff must be given any information about a pupil's needs and receive such training as is necessary for them to be able to support the pupil's learning, social and personal needs. The curriculum leaders must ensure that all risk assessments for curriculum activities are adapted as necessary to ensure the safety of any pupil with SEN. No pupil should be excluded from an activity on the grounds of health and safety unless this is absolutely unavoidable. When exclusion is essential it must be authorised by the Head Teacher.
Mental Wellbeing
Greek Secondary School of London is committed to supporting the positive mental health and wellbeing of the whole school community (children, staff, parents and carers). It takes a whole‑school approach to promoting mental health and wellbeing, including universal and targeted provisions, a PSHE curriculum, and wellbeing activities across the year. The school has named Mental Health Lead – Mrs Maria Komninou – and Deputy Lead – Mrs Amanda Aggeletou, who coordinate mental health work and liaise with mental health services when needed. Staff receive regular training on recognizing and responding to mental health issues and on how to support pupils, with referrals to external services where appropriate. The school fosters an open culture where it is normal to talk about mental health and provides information and signposting for parents and carers. It works to build resilience, self-esteem and healthy relationships through a values‑based approach and opportunities for pupil voice and decision‑making.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is a shared responsibility in the Greek Secondary School of London. All staff are expected to identify concerns, share information and take prompt action to safeguard children. The school has a designated safeguarding lead (and deputies) and staff receive safeguarding training as part of induction with regular updates. Staff are trained to know how and when to make referrals to local authority children's social care and how to initiate early help assessments under the Children Act. The policy outlines safeguarding definitions and indicators of abuse, including child‑on‑child abuse, and requires inter‑agency collaboration while ensuring the safety and welfare of pupils.
Admissions
Admissions
The Greek Secondary School of London is an open school, which accepts all students who wish to study with us, and has no fees.
FAQs
What curriculum does Greek Secondary School of London follow?
The Greek Secondary School of London follows the curriculum guidelines provided by the Greek Ministry of Education. The detailed curriculum for Gymnasium (Junior High School) and Lyceum (Senior High School) can be found in the Curriculum for Gymnasium (Junior High School) and Curriculum for Lyceum (.
What age range does Greek Secondary School of London serve?
The school serves students aged 11 to 18. Gymnasium (Junior High School) and Lyceum (Senior High School).
Where is Greek Secondary School of London located?
22 Trinity Road, London N22 8LB, United Kingdom.
Does Greek Secondary School of London provide SEN support?
The Greek Secondary School of London follows a policy for promoting and protecting quality and diversity, and all teaching and support staff should be familiar with this policy. The Head Teacher is responsible for ensuring that there are adequate facilities and support staff to ensure the health, sa
What wellbeing support does Greek Secondary School of London offer?
Greek Secondary School of London adopts a whole‑school approach to social and emotional learning. It promotes mental health and wellbeing through universal programs and targeted support, with PSHE lessons covering emotional wellbeing, resilience, self‑esteem and relationships. The school appoints a
How do I apply to Greek Secondary School of London?
The Greek Secondary School of London is an open school, which accepts all students who wish to study with us, and has no fees.
What languages are taught at Greek Secondary School of London?
The school follows the curriculum guidelines provided by the Greek Ministry of Education. The Education Office at the Greek Embassy coordinates, administers and supervises Greek Language Education in Great Britain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia. The Office
What is the history of Greek Secondary School of London?
The Greek Secondary School of London is operated by the Education Office at the Greek Embassy in London, a department of the Greek Ministry of Education. It coordinates, administers, and supervises Greek language education in Great Britain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Lithuania, Eston
