QualificationsBritish, IGCSE, A Level, Cypriot Apolytirion
Teaching languageEnglish
Address2 Nikis Avenue, 4108
Not yet confirmed: boarding.
Admissions & entry points
Joining the schoolThe school publishes separate 2026/2027 fee schedules for early years, primary and secondary.
Joining the school
The school publishes separate 2026/2027 fee schedules for early years, primary and secondary. Ask admissions about available places, reports and assessment requirements. Ask admissions to confirm the entry stage, available places, required reports and assessments. Moving during an examination course may require a different subject plan.
About Foley's SchoolFoley's School in Limassol teaches ages 3–18 in English, from Pre-Reception to Upper Sixth.
About Foley's School
Foley's School in Limassol teaches ages 3–18 in English, from Pre-Reception to Upper Sixth. It adapts the UK curriculum for international pupils.
Sources reviewed 15 September 2026
School stages
Foley's School in Limassol teaches ages 3–18 in English, from Pre-Reception to Upper Sixth. It adapts the UK curriculum for international pupils.
Learning and qualifications
Foley's School in Limassol teaches ages 3–18 in English, from Pre-Reception to Upper Sixth. It adapts the UK curriculum for international pupils. The school offers IGCSEs, A Levels and a Ministry-approved Apolytirion. Primary and secondary pupils share the campus at 2 Nikis Avenue.
Support and school lifeThe school states that it provides spe…
Support and school life
The school states that it provides special education support under the applicable private-school rules. Families should discuss their child's individual needs before enrolling. For a child who needs language or specialist learning support, ask for an individual assessment of what the school can provide and whether it costs extra.
Foley's School is in Limassol. The school offers IGCSEs, A Levels and a Ministry-approved Apolytirion. Primary and secondary pupils share the campus at 2 Nikis Avenue. Before visiting, confirm the teaching address for the intended year group, the daily timetable and any transport or residential arrangements.
Primary Annual Tuition Fees2026/27 · Annual tuition, September 2026–June 2027Infants, Years 1–2€8,400Juniors, Years 3–5€9,300Prep, Year 6€10,200Direct annual qu…
Primary Annual Tuition Fees
2026/27 · Annual tuition, September 2026–June 2027
Infants, Years 1–2
€8,400
Juniors, Years 3–5
€9,300
Prep, Year 6
€10,200
Direct annual quotations for September 2026–June 2027 from the current Primary fee sheet. The applicable school stage determines the row. Registration deposit, uniform, books and applicable services are separate. Ask the school whether VAT is included in the fee sheet.
2026/27 · Annual tuition, September 2026–June 2027
Forms 1–3, Years 7–9
€11,700
Forms 4–Upper 6, Years 10–13
€12,600
Direct annual quotations for September 2026–June 2027 from the current Secondary fee sheet. The applicable school stage determines the row. Books, examinations and applicable extras are separate. Ask the school whether VAT is included in the fee sheet.
This is the school’s direct termly quotation, an alternative billing arrangement for the same programme as the main annual €7,500 figure. The Early Years sheet names long-term property-owning Cyprus residents for termly billing and annual advance payment for others, with the final arrangement determined by Accounts. It does not give a general right to choose termly payments. Ask the school whether VAT is included.
Direct termly quotations from the Primary sheet, not charges to add to its annual tuition table. This sheet expressly names Cypriots and long-term property-owning Cyprus residents for termly advance payment, and annual advance payment for others. Accounts decides the arrangement; changes require prior written agreement. Ask the school whether VAT is included in the sheet.
Direct termly quotations from the Secondary sheet, alternative to the annual tuition amounts. It names Cypriots and long-term property-owning Cyprus residents for termly advance payment, and annual advance payment for others. The Accounts Department determines the arrangement and must approve changes in writing. Ask the school whether VAT is included.
2026/27 · Once on first enrolment, conditionally refundable
Registration deposit per pupil, Early Years/Primary/Secondary
€1,800
All three 2026/27 fee sheets specify the same deposit, paid only once upon initial school enrolment. It is not an annual deposit or three separate stage payments. Refund on leaving requires all three stated conditions: written notice by the last weekday in February, completion of the school year and no outstanding fees. These refund conditions apply; ask whether VAT applies to the deposit.
Foley’s publishes Early Years tuition of €7,500 a year for September 2026–June 2027. The initial deposit is €1,800. It is refundable only if written notice is given by the last weekday in February, the child completes the school year and no fees remain unpaid. Early Years uniform is estimated at €260–350 and books/stationery at €50–70. These additional estimates can change.
The school’s accounts team decides whether a family pays annually or termly; alternatives must be agreed in writing. The published terms require a full school year and describe tuition as non-refundable and non-transferable. Sibling tuition reductions are 10% for the second child, 15% for the third and 20% thereafter. Ask for the applicable payment timetable before enrolment.
Annual primary tuition for 2026/27 is €8,400 in Years 1–2, €9,300 in Years 3–5 and €10,200 in Year 6. Uniform is estimated at €300–450. Books and stationery are €250–350 for Infants, €400–450 for Juniors and €650 for Prep. Bus travel is estimated at €90–160 per month. External exams, competitions and trips abroad are outside tuition.
Annual secondary tuition for 2026/27 is €11,700 in Years 7–9 and €12,600 in Years 10–13. Books and stationery vary by stage: €450–550 in Forms 1–3, €800–1,200 in Forms 4–5 and €550–800 in Sixth Form. External examination costs are estimated at €150–2,000 according to subjects and exam boards. Ask for an individual subject-based bill.
The Primary and Secondary sheets state that annual invoices are due by the end of the first week of September, while authorised termly invoices are due by the end of the first week of September, January and April. The Accounts Department decides the arrangement and must agree changes or delays in writing in advance. Tuition is described as non-refundable and non-transferable, and the school requires a complete school year.
Tuition Fees, sibling discounts and alumni eligibility
The fee sheets give tuition reductions for siblings of the same family attending at the same time: 10% for the second child, 15% for the third and 20% for further siblings. A separate 5% discount is available to children of former pupils who completed their Secondary education at Foley’s from Form 1 through Upper 6. The documents do not state how these reductions combine, so request the family’s applicable quotation. These tuition reductions are not a blanket discount on all deposits, uniforms or external-provider charges.
The Primary sheet lists indicative estimates for the named Paphos (J 3) and Kritou Terra (Prep) trips of €350–500, externally provided specialist clubs of €200–400 in its annual extras column, and school bus travel of €90–160 per month. The trip footnote restricts it to the named J 3 and Prep groups; it is not a charge for every Primary child. Most ordinary extra-curricular activities and school day trips are free, while external examinations, competitions and overseas trips can incur separate charges. Confirm the applicable service and current provider price.
Secondary Optional Costs and examination estimates
The Secondary sheet gives an indicative €100–120 art-box cost for new Form 1 pupils and an optional one-off €300–700 tablet purchase for Forms 4–Upper 6. Optional trips abroad are quoted as €1,400–4,000 per trip, not per year. The €150–2,000 external-examination estimate applies to Forms 4–Upper 6 and is based on between one and twelve examinations; each examination is charged separately according to subjects and examination boards. It is not a fixed price for every examination or pupil. The sheet says other-fee figures are indicative and can change with provider prices.