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We currently accept children aged 3 to 6 years, preparing them for a smooth transition into Primary education. We are also considering opening spots for 2-year-olds in the near future.
Our program follows the British EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) as a structural framework, but with a strong emphasis on alternative education, especially Montessori principles. This approach supports independence, self-paced learning and hands-on discovery in a warm, child-centered environment.
Children engage in a rhythm of guided play, Montessori work cycles, and practical life activities. The day is designed to balance freedom and structure while honoring the natural curiosity and pace of each child.
Yes—early literacy and numeracy are introduced naturally through play, exploration and real-life experiences. Children develop pre-academic skills through storytelling, puzzles, counting games, sensory work, and early mark-making, while also taking part in gentle, age-appropriate lessons that support emerging reading, writing and math abilities.
English is the primary language of instruction, while Greek is naturally integrated through songs, stories, and daily routines. Children are exposed to both languages in a playful, immersive environment. For families seeking deeper language development, we also offer a dedicated Greek Club to help children build a strong foundation in Greek.
Our approach to behavior is rooted in respect, empathy and emotional intelligence. We model calm communication, guide children through conflict resolution and encourage self-awareness rather than punitive responses.
Yes! Outdoor play is an essential part of our day. Our children enjoy time in a safe setting that encourages movement, imaginative play, simple fun, and exploration. We also have our own vegetable garden, where children participate in planting and caring for seasonal produce—which we aim to use in preparing our school lunches.
Our educators are trained in Early Childhood Education, with experience in Montessori and alternative methodologies. All staff are certified in first aid and engage in regular professional development.
Yes. At our Paphos location, children must be potty trained before enrolment to ensure readiness for group activities and growing independence.
We provide a healthy, freshly prepared lunch each day. Parents are asked to send snacks for morning and afternoon breaks. We promote balanced nutrition, eco-friendly habits and a peaceful, communal eating environment.
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We accept children from 2 years old up to 6 years, preparing them for a smooth transition into Primary education.
We follow the British EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) as our core framework, enriched with selected elements from alternative approaches such as Montessori, Waldorf and Reggio Emilia. This creates a warm, child-centered environment that supports curiosity, creativity and early independence.
Children experience a structured yet flexible rhythm of guided play, sensory-based learning, outdoor time, music and art and practical life activities. Our schedule respects each child’s developmental stage and individual needs.
Yes—foundational skills in literacy and numeracy are introduced through playful, real-world experiences. Children learn through storytelling, games, creative arts and hands-on activities like sorting, measuring and mark-making.
The primary language of instruction is English, while Greek is introduced through songs, conversation and thematic activities, encouraging natural, bilingual development.
We use a respectful, emotionally supportive approach to behavior. Children are guided through problem-solving and encouraged to express themselves calmly, with empathy and cooperation promoted in everyday interactions.
Yes. Our children enjoy daily outdoor time in a safe environment, designed to promote exploration, motor skills, imaginative play, and plenty of simple, joyful fun. Outdoor time is a treasured part of our day where children can move freely and just be themselves.
Our educators are qualified in Early Childhood Education, with backgrounds in various alternative educational models. All staff are first-aid certified, ensuring a safe and responsive learning environment.
No, potty training is not required for enrolment in our Limassol Kindergarten. We support each child’s toilet learning journey in close partnership with families.
We provide a healthy, freshly prepared lunch daily. Parents send snacks for the morning and afternoon breaks. We encourage balanced, wholesome food choices and a calm, communal mealtime experience.
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We are currently in the process of securing our building permit, with construction and setup expected to take approximately six months. We will announce our official opening date as soon as we have a confirmed timeline.
The Kissonerga Kindergarten will welcome children from 2 to 6 years old, supporting early childhood development and preparing them for a smooth transition into Primary education.
Like our other campuses, the Kissonerga location will follow the British EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) framework, enriched with Montessori-inspired principles and elements from other alternative education models. We aim to provide a warm, child-led learning environment that nurtures independence, curiosity and creativity.
Our new site will feature state-of-the-art classrooms equipped with the latest learning technologies and designed to inspire creativity and comfort. The outdoor space will be expansive—over 4,000 square meters—offering ample room for exploration and play. Children will have the chance to tend to a large vegetable garden and interact with a few friendly animals, including rabbits and chickens, fostering a strong connection with nature and responsibility.
No, potty training is not required for enrolment at the Kissonerga location. We support each child’s individual development and work closely with families to assist in this important stage.
We will offer two nutritious meal options daily—a vegetarian choice and a regular (non-vegetarian) option—to accommodate diverse dietary preferences. Parents will be asked to provide snacks for morning and afternoon breaks. Our focus is on balanced nutrition, sustainability and a calm communal dining experience.
Our kindergarten will be conveniently located in a central area of Kissonerga, directly opposite the Atlantica Golden Coast Hotel, making it easily accessible for families across the region.
Registrations are now open, and our waiting list is filling up quickly. Families interested in enroling at the Kissonerga location can register their interest through our website or by contacting our administrative team. We will keep you informed with updates on the opening date and enrolment process.
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Our Primary School serves children from Year 1 to Year 6, typically ages 6 to 12 years.
Nova School offers a hybrid model that combines the British National Curriculum (BNC) with influences from alternative education systems (Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia etc) Among these, Montessori principles stand out most clearly, guiding our emphasis on independence, hands-on learning and self-motivation.
We maintain small class sizes, typically ranging from 12 to 20 children, which allows for individual attention and strong teacher-student relationships.
Core subjects like Maths, English, and Science are taught through integrated, thematic units. Children engage in real-life projects, hands-on experiments and multi-sensory activities that make learning meaningful.
We do not rely on traditional testing. However, homework is assigned to support learning, encourage responsibility and reinforce skills at home.
Our Primary program is English-medium, with Greek taught as a second language. Additional language enrichment may be offered depending on the year group and demand.
Yes. We implement technology in an age-appropriate and purposeful way. Classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards and students attend computer classes in accordance with Ministry of Education guidelines. Our focus is on building digital literacy, creativity and critical thinking.
Social-emotional development is embedded throughout the school experience. We cultivate emotional intelligence through daily interactions, respectful communication and collaborative learning.
Parents receive detailed written reports and portfolio reviews twice per year. We also hold regular parent-teacher meetings to discuss each child’s holistic development.
In addition to core academics, we provide art, movement, practical life skills and outdoor experiences. These support creative expression, physical development and personal growth.
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The Secondary School is currently in development. We have secured land in the Geroskipou area and are working on detailed planning. We expect to provide updates on the opening timeline as the project progresses.
Our Secondary School will offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, providing a globally recognized, rigorous curriculum that fosters critical thinking, creativity and a broad worldview.
The school will cater to students typically aged 12 to 18 years, covering lower and upper secondary education, including preparation for university entrance.
The Secondary School will build on NOVA School’s commitment to holistic, student-centered education, encouraging independent inquiry, intellectual curiosity and personal growth alongside academic excellence.
The school will be located in a convenient area of Geroskipou, providing accessibility for families throughout the region. More specific location details will be shared as development advances.
We will provide regular updates on construction progress, curriculum details, enrollment timelines, and open days, when plans finalize.
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NOVA School offers a unique hybrid educational model that blends the most effective elements of Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio Emilia and the British curriculum. We focus on creativity, independence, emotional intelligence and academic readiness—removing outdated methods to support the modern child.
Yes. All instruction across Kindergarten and Primary is delivered in English. This ensures our students are well-prepared for international education pathways and global communication.
Yes—but with a twist. We use a modern, flexible adaptation of the British EYFS and National Curriculum, integrating it with progressive educational philosophies. We’ve eliminated obsolete and restrictive practices in favour of child-led, experiential learning.
You can contact our admissions team through the website or phone to schedule a visit, ask questions, or begin the application process.
Yes, we encourage prospective families to book a tour and experience NOVA’s atmosphere in person.
We are dedicated to fostering a positive, uplifting and secure environment for both our children and staff, ensuring a joyful learning journey filled with love and safety.
