Founded in 1978, PASCAL International Education has developed into one of Cyprus’ leading international school groups, offering education from kindergarten to secondary level. With campuses across the island and a student population of approximately 3,873 students, the school combines international academic programmes with strong extracurricular opportunities, technology-driven learning and structured pastoral support.
Operating within a multicultural environment that includes students from around 50 nationalities, PASCAL forms part of Globeducate, one of the world’s largest international education networks.
History and institutional development
PASCAL International Education was established in 1978 and has expanded steadily over the decades into a multi-campus educational organisation operating across Cyprus.
The school group was built around an international educational philosophy focused on academic excellence, innovation and global citizenship. Its integration into the Globeducate network strengthened its international orientation and expanded opportunities for student exchanges, collaborative projects and global educational initiatives.
Today, PASCAL operates campuses in multiple cities and offers both day and boarding education, serving local and international families seeking English-medium education within an international framework.
Its educational philosophy is structured around four pillars: Guide, Grow, Nurture and Soar, aiming to promote confidence, curiosity, leadership and lifelong learning.
Academic structure and curriculum
The academic programme combines internationally recognised qualifications with broad subject choice and modern teaching methods.
Students prepare for examinations including IGCSE, GCE AS and A Levels, International A Levels, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, as well as the Cypriot Apolytirion and Pancyprian Examinations.
English serves as the primary language of instruction, while Greek and additional foreign languages are integrated into the curriculum.
Students can choose subjects across sciences, humanities, languages, arts, mathematics and technology disciplines, allowing flexibility according to academic interests and university goals.
The school states that graduates consistently achieve strong academic results and gain admission to leading universities internationally.
Technology and innovation in education
Technology forms a central component of the educational experience at PASCAL.
The school has received recognition at the TES Awards for Best Use of Technology and has invested extensively in innovation-focused learning infrastructure.
Students have access to Space Centres, robotics programmes, coding labs, 3D printing technologies and LEGO® Education systems. Interactive digital classrooms and STEAM laboratories are integrated throughout the curriculum to support digital literacy, creativity and problem-solving skills.
International initiatives through the Globeducate network also provide opportunities for participation in Model United Nations conferences, Global Olympics and collaborative international projects.
Admissions process and fees
Admissions are open to students aged 3 to 18 and are subject to availability.
Depending on the age group, the admissions process may include a trial day, interview or diagnostic assessment. Mid-term entry applications are accepted where spaces are available.
The school also accepts applications from families relocating from abroad and provides support regarding boarding arrangements and visa procedures.
Scholarships and financial aid opportunities are available for students who demonstrate strong academic or personal achievement and satisfy the admissions panel requirements.
Annual tuition fees currently include:
Kindergarten and Primary: starting from €7,560
Secondary School: approximately €10,530
Extracurricular activities and student development
PASCAL offers a broad extracurricular programme designed to support student development beyond the classroom.
Sports activities are organised through the school’s dedicated Athletic Section and include football, basketball, swimming, water polo, tennis and martial arts.
Students can also participate in robotics, debate, languages, STEAM clubs, arts programmes and international Globeducate activities.
Music education forms part of the wider extracurricular structure, while creative development is supported through art and performance opportunities.
The school places strong emphasis on volunteering and community engagement. Students regularly participate in environmental clean-ups, charity fundraising initiatives and support activities involving organisations such as the Cyprus Special Olympics.
These programmes aim to encourage responsibility, teamwork and civic engagement.
Facilities and learning environment
The school provides modern educational and athletic infrastructure designed to support both academic and extracurricular learning.
Facilities include science and IT laboratories, STEAM spaces, Space Centres and interactive learning environments.
Sports infrastructure includes heated swimming pools, football pitches, athletics tracks and multi-sport courts.
Students also have access to modern libraries, digital resources, art studios and indoor amphitheatres.
Transportation services are available through school bus arrangements.
Boarding facilities are offered at the Lefkosia secondary campus, providing supervised accommodation and pastoral support for boarding students.
Student wellbeing and pastoral care
Student wellbeing forms an important component of the school’s educational approach.
PASCAL states that it follows a structured pastoral care system focused on both academic progress and emotional wellbeing. Students receive support and guidance throughout their educational journey, with systems in place for students requiring additional academic or emotional assistance.
Support for students with learning differences is integrated within the school structure, while counselling and student guidance services aim to promote confidence, self-discipline and personal development.
The school describes its objective as developing capable and independent young adults prepared to adapt to a rapidly changing global environment.
Key considerations for parents
PASCAL International Education may appeal to families seeking an English-medium international school with broad academic pathways, strong technological integration and multicultural student life.
Its combination of internationally recognised qualifications, extensive extracurricular opportunities and global education partnerships provides students with preparation for higher education in Cyprus and abroad.
The availability of boarding options, modern facilities and international programmes also makes the school relevant for expatriate and internationally mobile families.
Contact and how to apply
Parents can begin the admissions process by contacting the school directly.
PASCAL International Education
Address: 2 Polytechniou Street, 7103 Aradippou, Larnaca, Cyprus
Telephone: +357 22509300
Website: PASCAL International Education
Email: larnaka.info@pascal.ac.cy
