Enrolment in the morning Special School runs through the year, subject to places: a free first meeting, an assessment, then a written individual plan before you commit.
How to join
Get in touch
Call +357 22 494820 or send the enquiry form. Tell us your child’s age, school and what worries you.
First meeting
You come in, we listen, you see the space. No cost and no commitment.
Assessment
We map learning, language and motor skills. A formal diagnosis is welcome but not required.
Written proposal
You receive goals, methods, a weekly timetable and the cost in writing before you decide.
Start and review
Your child starts, and we meet again at the end of the term to measure progress.
Useful to bring
Any existing assessment, diagnosis or report — educational, psychological, speech or occupational.
The child’s most recent school report or timetable.
Anything the child’s mainstream school has already tried.
Your questions, written down — meetings go faster than parents expect.
Formal registration documents
The registration form, medical and consent documents required by Cypriot regulations are provided at the first meeting. Ask us and we will email them in advance so you can read them at home.
Our mission in the Special School is dignity and independence: an individual education plan for every child, therapy and teaching in one team, and honest reporting to parents.
Mission of the Special School
The Special School exists for children whose needs a mainstream classroom cannot meet on its own — autism, Down syndrome, ADHD, intellectual disability, speech and language delay, dyslexia and emotional or behavioural needs, with or without a formal diagnosis.
We measure success in independence, communication and self-respect first, and in academic milestones second. Every goal is written down, reviewed with parents and changed the moment it stops working.
Curriculum
We follow the Cypriot national curriculum and international exam syllabuses, then adapt the route through them for each learner.
Individual education plans
In the morning school, each child follows a written plan with literacy, numeracy, communication, motor and life-skills goals, reviewed with parents.
The Cypriot national curriculum
Afternoon lessons track what the child’s own school is teaching, from primary through gymnasio and lykeio, including Pancyprian exam material.
International syllabuses
IGCSE, GCSE, A-Level, IELTS, TOEFL and SAT specifications taught to the published assessment objectives.
