Where the little things matter most

The Core Program runs from 07:30-13:30 and includes a daily morning meal and a fruit snack.

As an extension to the Core Program, children may join the After-School Care Program which runs until 15:00 and includes a freshly prepared, hearty lunch.

Our optional six week Summer School Program is designed as an extension of the academic year, operating from mid June until the end of July.

TODDLER CLASS  2-3 years old

NURSERY CLASS  3-4 years old

PRE-RECEPTION CLASS  4-5 years old

RECEPTION CLASS  5-6 years old

We follow the UK's Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum to support children’s development across all areas of learning through purposefully planned, engaging activities. 

Our child-led approach ensures each child’s interests shape their learning journey, promoting independence and a love of discovery.

Our 'Mud Kitchen' is an outdoor play space for hands-on exploration and imaginative play. 

Using natural materials and 'loose parts', the children immerse themselves into creative endeavors limited only by their imagination!

Children are introduced to the Greek language through songs, stories, games and everyday vocabulary. 

The goal is to build early language awareness in a fun and engaging way, while building a deeper appreciation for local culture and traditions.

The 'Fun.ctional Athletics' program delivered by Coach Krystyna Freda – an expert Physical Education teacher – focuses on promoting physical health and teamwork. 

Students participate in a variety of sports activities that help build fundamental functional movement skills and coordination, fostering a sense of discipline and sportsmanship.

The weekly Music and Movement sessions offer children the opportunity to use their voices and bodies to sing, move, and explore rhythm and pitch. 

Through playful activities, children are introduced to a variety of musical instruments as well as music from cultures around the world. 

The sessions are delivered by music teacher Dafni Pavlidou, who specializes in working with toddlers and young children. 

The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) program – delivered by the Frederic University Robotic Academy – provides hands-on learning experiences through practical experiments, coding projects, and innovative challenges to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.