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English vs Russian School in Cyprus: Who Won?

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Personal account: This interview presents one parent’s experience. Confirm current admissions, fees and school policies directly with each school you are considering.

The comparison in this interview

The publisher presents Lilia’s account of English and Russian schools in Cyprus. Its description introduces a change of school, concerns about teaching and communication with parents, friendships, activities and the atmosphere she experienced. These are attributed views and experiences, rather than findings about every English or Russian school.

The video was uploaded on 25 April 2025 and runs 27 minutes 2 seconds.

Fees discussed in the video

The publisher’s description mentions EUR 400 a month for a Russian school and EUR 650–900 a month in the fee discussion, then raises the question of included languages, clubs, sport and meals. These are historical examples in the 2025 interview, rather than current fees for a named school or annual market-wide price bands.

Request a written quotation from the school you are considering. Check tuition, registration, meals, transport, uniforms, materials, activities and any payment or withdrawal conditions.

Moments highlighted by the publisher

  • 01:53 — Concerns about an English school
  • 03:10 — Comparing the schools
  • 07:28 — Communication after a child’s injury
  • 08:49 — Friendships and school atmosphere
  • 15:18 — Fees
  • 16:05 — What the price includes
  • 16:45 — Support for newcomers
  • 18:30 — An account about art and a teacher
  • 23:38 — Choosing a school
  • 25:10 — Visiting the school in person

These labels summarise the publisher’s description. The experiences discussed do not establish a universal rule about curriculum quality, adaptation time or safety.

Questions for your own decision

Visit your shortlisted schools and discuss the child’s needs. Ask about teaching language, curriculum, qualifications, language support, safeguarding, communication with parents, activities and the complete cost.

Compare the arrangements actually offered to your child, rather than choosing solely by the school’s language label. For further planning, see our international schools guide, school comparison and moving guide.

Watch the interview for the parent’s account.

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