Byron College was established in 1986 to provide a British education to those who wanted it and would benefit from accessing it.
The pupil body of close to 250 is usually divided fairly equally between Junior and Senior School pupils. These pupils come from over 45 different national backgrounds but 40 percent are permanent residents of Greece.
The language of instruction is English and pupils are prepared for U.K. public examinations from within a curriculum that is essentially based on the UK National Curriculum.
The school, although operating on one site with the same school-day and holidays, is divided into Junior and Senior Schools. The Junior School ranges from KG - Year 6 before pupils continue into the Senior School.
Years 7-9 follow a broad - based programme of studies based on the UK's KS3 curriculum.
Years 10-11 are those years where pupils are prepared for, and sit, IGCSE examinations.
Years 12-13 are dedicated to the teaching and preparation of pupils for University and College education by the teaching of AS and A-level GCE subjects.
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