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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Campion School is an international day school in Pallini, 16 km east of Athens, serving students aged 3 to 18. It offers a British-style education with an adapted British curriculum in the Junior and Senior Schools, English and Mathematics aligned to the English National Curriculum, IPC for other subjects, Cambridge IGCSE in Year 10, and the IB Diploma in Years 12–13. Instruction is in English; Greek language, literature and history are available for Greek high-school equivalence, and English as an Additional Language support is provided. Languages include Spanish, French and Arabic. The Pallini campus has separate Junior and Senior Schools in purpose-built facilities opened in 2000. It features a soccer pitch, running track, long jump area, changing rooms, plus tennis and basketball courts. Classrooms have interactive white boards and Wi‑Fi. After-school sport runs 3:45–4:45 pm, with a late bus for the Senior School. Music, drama, debating, Model UN and Greek dancing are offered.
Campion School is located at Aghias Ioulianis 2, Pallini 153 51, Greece. Pallini is 16 km east of the centre of Athens, on its own purpose-built premises with separate Junior and Senior schools on site.
Stages
Pre-School (Nursery & Reception); Junior School (Year 1–6); Senior School (Year 7–13).
Type
British international day school. It offers a British-style education with an adapted British curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE in Year 10 and the IB Diploma in Years 12–13.
Country affiliation
Greece
Religious affiliation
Secular
Bus service
There is a comprehensive bus service connecting the school to most suburbs in the greater Athens area.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Annual tuition at Campion School ranges from EUR 8,755 to EUR 14,950 for 2026/27.
Scope and academic year Fees shown below apply to the 2025/26 academic year and follow the school's published fee schedule.
Application and registration fees - Application fee (new applicants): EUR 100 (non‑refundable). - Registration fee (payable on acceptance, one‑time): EUR 1,750 (non‑refundable).
Tuition fees (annual and instalment breakdown by year group) - Nursery: Annual tuition EUR 8,755 — First instalment EUR 4,377.50 due 1 Sept 2025; Second instalment EUR 4,377.50 due 2 Feb 2026. - Reception – Year 2: Annual tuition EUR 12,000 — First instalment EUR 6,000 due 1 Sept 2025; Second instalment EUR 6,000 due 2 Feb 2026. - Year 3 – Year 6: Annual tuition EUR 12,550 — First instalment EUR 6,275 due 1 Sept 2025; Second instalment EUR 6,275 due 2 Feb 2026. - Year 7 – Year 9: Annual tuition EUR 13,650 — First instalment EUR 6,825 due 1 Sept 2025; Second instalment EUR 6,825 due 2 Feb 2026. - Year 10 – Year 13: Annual tuition EUR 14,950 — First instalment EUR 7,475 due 1 Sept 2025; Second instalment EUR 7,475 due 2 Feb 2026.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard billing: Two instalments per academic year (first instalment due 1 September; second instalment due 2 February). - Early settlement discount: 5% discount if fees are settled in full by 31 July 2025. - Sibling discount: 20% on the third and subsequent children from the same family attending at the same time. - Alumni discount: 5% for qualifying Campion families (increases to 7% if fees are settled in full by 31 July 2025); alumni discount is applied after any sibling discount and requires prior years' fees to be fully paid. - The school may withhold reports, transcripts and other documentation if fees are not paid. Arrangements for alternative payment schedules must be submitted in writing to the Finance Committee; any approved alternative is valid only for that school year and must be reapplied for subsequently.
Mid‑year registrations and withdrawals / refund/prorating policy - Reduced tuition is applied when a child enters or withdraws during the school year. Tuition and bus fees are prorated as follows for the term in which a student starts or withdraws: - Starting in: First term 100% of term fee; Second term 70%; Third term 40%. - Withdrawn in: First term 40%; Second term 70%; Third term 100%. - These withdrawal/prorating arrangements apply only when parents inform the school at least two months in advance of withdrawal. Registration and application fees are non‑refundable.
Boarding - Boarding is not applicable; Campion operates as a day school. No boarding fees are charged.
Optional and additional fees - Bus service (optional): Annual round‑trip fee EUR 2,200 — instalments EUR 1,100 (first) and EUR 1,100 (second). One‑way service is charged at 70% of the full round‑trip fee. Bus discounts: 15% reduction for the second child; 35% reduction for the third and subsequent children; 100% reduction (i.e., free) for Nursery and Reception children using the bus. - Peripatetic music lessons (optional): Full year EUR 1,040; half year EUR 520. - Extra English support (Senior School, if required): Annual fee EUR 1,200 — instalments EUR 600 and EUR 600. - Other charges not included in tuition: uniform costs, examination fees (external exam registration where applicable), school trips and overnight excursions, and other ad hoc charges. Annual tuition includes most books, stationery and routine supplies but excludes the items listed above.
Fee payment methods and practical instructions - Accepted payment methods: card payments at the Finance Office via POS (VISA or MasterCard), cheque payable to “Campion School,” or direct bank deposit/transfer to the school account. Fees in cash are not accepted. Copies of deposit slips or transfer documents with the pupil's name should be emailed to the school as confirmation. - Bank details (for electronic transfers): - Bank: Alpha Bank, Psychico - Account name: The Campion School Incorporation - Account number: 110-00-2002-002779 - IBAN: GR43 0140 1100 1100 0200 2002 779 - SWIFT/BIC: CRBAGRAA XXX - Parents should include the pupil's name on the transfer and email confirmation of the transfer to the school.
Other administrative notes related to fees - Annual tuition is stated per year group and generally charged over two instalments as shown above. Optional services and extra support are charged in addition to tuition and billed according to the school's schedule. Any special fee enquiries or arrangements should be addressed in writing to the Finance Committee or the school's bursar. Unpaid balances may affect pupils' continued enrolment and access to reports/transcripts.
Academics
Campion School teaches IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Junior School (Years 1–6) follows an adapted British programme; English and Mathematics align with the English National Curriculum, while other subjects are taught through the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Lower School (Years 7–9) follows an adapted British curriculum and enters the Cambridge IGCSE programme in Year 10; Year 11 sits Cambridge IGCSE examinations. All students participate in the IB Diploma Programme in Years 12–13, supported by the Universities Counsellor, IB Coordinator and Year Tutors. The teaching is in English across the school; Greek language, literature and history are available for Greek high school equivalency, and English as an Additional Language support is offered. Foreign languages include Spanish, French and Arabic; the school emphasises Greek culture and heritage as part of the curriculum.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes around 20 students; even smaller in the IB Diploma Programme.
Exam Results
IB Diploma results 2024: 100% pass rate; average 36 points; top score 45; 27% of pupils scored 40+; 67% scored 35+; 78% scored higher than the world average (30.3); over half of subject grades were 6 or 7. IB Diploma results 2025: 100% pass rate; 87% of pupils scored above the world average; 53% scored 35+; 23% scored 40+.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates pursue higher education across the UK, Europe and North America, with UK destinations including Oxford, Imperial, Royal Holloway, Glasgow and Warwick; North America, MIT, University of Chicago and Brown are among noted destinations; Europe includes École Polytechnique (France), Karolinska Institute (Sweden), IE Madrid (Spain), Groningen (Netherlands) and Politecnico Milano (Italy). In 2024 the graduating class received 115 offers from universities worldwide, reflecting strong global university placement.
Gifted and Talented
Gifted and Talented: Early identification and the provision of rigorously differentiated learning activities to ensure the needs of each child are met, enabling them to achieve their full potential.
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Admissions
Admissions
Registering at Campion: The first stage of the admissions process is the online enquiry form submission and the submission of the most recent school reports. A preliminary visit may be scheduled, including a tour of the premises and an opportunity for parents and pupils to ask questions and become acquainted with the school ethos and climate for learning. For Early Years and Junior School applicants, after the initial visit an interview with the Head of Junior School is scheduled; school reports for the previous two years should be submitted before the interview if the pupil is already attending another school. In the Senior School (years 7–13), candidates whose native language is not English will sit an English test; all applicants will also sit an entrance examination in Vocabulary, Mathematics and non-verbal abilities prior to interview. Pupils may be admitted at any point in the school year depending on space, with priority given to international families; there are cut-off dates for each year group by birthdates; exceptional circumstances may place a pupil in a class that does not correspond with age; parental preferences will be considered, but the final determination rests with the Headmaster. Further information regarding Senior School English and entrance tests is contained in the Admissions Policy. The Application fee is €100, which includes testing. Following a successful interview and acceptance of a place, formal admission requires submission of: Application for Admission (sent electronically); Health Form; Bus Request Form; Copy of Passport. Information regarding school uniforms includes Junior Uniform Requirements, Senior Uniform Requirements, and Ordering School Uniform. For the academic year 2025–2026, places in the Learning Support programme are extremely limited and many groups remain full; priority will be given to international applicants.
Scholarships
Campion School offers a limited number of partial and full academic scholarships for the IB Diploma programme. External candidates only are eligible. Suitable candidates for the academic year 2022–23 should be born between 1 September 2005 and 31 August 2006, should possess Proficiency-level English and an overall grade average of at least 18.0 in the Greek system or equivalent for candidates with a non-Greek educational background. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic performance and the candidate's overall profile. For further information, please email [email protected]
Waitlist
Waiting List: Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Where a start date corresponds to the start of the next academic year, if a year group is at capacity, applicants may be placed on the waiting list. If places subsequently become available, an application will be given priority according to the criteria listed. The completion of the school's re-registration exercise will determine how many places are available for the following year.
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FAQs
What ages does Campion School serve?
Campion School serves students aged 3 to 18.
What curriculum does Campion School follow?
Junior School (Years 1–6) follows an adapted British programme; English and Mathematics align with the English National Curriculum, while other subjects are taught through the International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Lower School (Years 7–9) follows.
Where is Campion School located?
Campion School is located at Aghias Ioulianis 2, Pallini 153 51, Greece. Pallini is 16 km east of the centre of Athens, on its own purpose-built premises with separate Junior and Senior schools on site.
What are the tuition fees?
**Scope and academic year**
Fees shown below apply to the 2025/26 academic year and follow the school's published fee schedule.
**Application and registration fees**
- Application fee (new applicants): EUR 100 (non‑refundable).
- Registration fee.
How many students attend Campion School?
The school has approximately 700 students.
What is the student-teacher ratio?
Small class sizes around 20 students; even smaller in the IB Diploma Programme.
What languages are taught?
The school provides English-language instruction for the English-speaking community in Athens. Greek is taught as a language, with Greek language, literature and history available to sit the απολυτήριο. Spanish or French is offered as a third.
How does the admissions process work?
Registering at Campion: The first stage of the admissions process is the online enquiry form submission and the submission of the most recent school reports. A preliminary visit may be scheduled, including a tour of the premises and an opportunity.
What facilities does the school have?
The school is located in Pallini, 16 km east of the centre of Athens, in its own purpose-built facilities opened in September 2000. There are separate Junior and Senior schools on the site, managed independently. The campus includes a.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Model UN runs weekly with active participation. Debaters take part in local and international tournaments, including ICYD, and past Campion pupils have been selected for the World Schools Debate Team of Greece. Forensics and debate develop public.
