GOLDEN OAK · PRIMARY SCHOOL

Primary School in Limassol

Strong foundations. Growing independence.

At Golden Oak in Agios Athanasios, our English-speaking Primary School supports children from Year 1 to Year 6. The Cambridge Primary framework combines strong academic foundations with creativity, wellbeing and the confidence to think independently.

Learning, curiosity and confidence at Golden Oak.

YEAR GROUPS

Years 1–6

LANGUAGE

English

STANDARD DAY

07:30–15:30

LOCATION

Agios Athanasios

OUR PRIMARY APPROACH

Knowledge, confidence and creativity

Golden Oak’s Primary programme combines academic learning with creativity, emotional development and social skills.

01 / ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS

Build knowledge

Lessons build strong foundations in literacy, numeracy and science within the Cambridge Primary programme.

02 / PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Grow in confidence

Creative subjects, physical education and personal development support confidence and wellbeing.

03 / INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION

Feel supported

Small classes and personalised guidance help children develop academically, socially and emotionally.

Small classes and personalised guidance support academic, social and emotional development throughout Primary.

WHAT CHILDREN LEARN

A broad foundation for curious minds

English, mathematics and science sit alongside geography, history and Greek. Through discussion, practice and investigation, children build knowledge and learn to explain their thinking.

English Language

Reading, writing, speaking and grammar develop clear communication and confidence with language.

Mathematics

Number fluency, reasoning and practical problem-solving help children work confidently with mathematics.

Science

Observation, experiments and questions encourage children to explore, test ideas and make discoveries.

Geography

Maps, places and environments help children understand the natural world and the communities within it.

History

Past civilisations and important events help children explore how people and societies have changed.

Greek Language

Greek is taught as a second language, with learning suited to each student’s level.

A supportive environment for learning and personal growth.

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Space to create, move and belong

Primary education is about more than academic progress. Creative activities, physical education and personal development help children build confidence, friendships and a sense of belonging.

Physical education. Fitness, coordination and teamwork.
Music, art and drama. Imagination and creative expression.
Mindfulness and PSHE. Emotional awareness, empathy and social skills.
Cultural studies. Respect for diversity and the wider world.

PARENT ESSENTIALS

Your Primary questions, answered.

Which year groups does Primary cover?

The Primary programme is described as Year 1 to Year 6. Contact admissions to confirm current class availability and the appropriate entry year for your child.

What curriculum does the school follow?

Golden Oak follows the Cambridge Primary framework, with English, mathematics and science alongside geography, history, Greek and enrichment subjects. Explore our Cambridge curriculum for more detail.

What are the school hours and term dates?

The standard Primary day runs Monday to Friday, 07:30–15:30, during the September–June academic year. Optional paid provision is available until 17:30. Please confirm the arrangement, availability and charges for your child with the school.

Are lunch and school transport available?

Hot lunch is available on request as an optional service. School bus transport is also available; the administration team can provide the current School Bus Form, routes and pricing.

How is homework managed?

The 2026/27 Parent Handbook states that Primary homework is compulsory, with work sent home on Tuesdays and Fridays. On other days, homework is completed at school with the class teacher. Children who leave before Homework Club must complete the work at home.

VISIT GOLDEN OAK

Come and meet Golden Oak

See our Primary classrooms, meet the team and discuss the right next step for your child.