Category 3 School Fees for 2013/14
Pupils on the roll in the school year 2012/2013:
Primary £2,822.00 p.a.
Secondary £3,848.00 p.a.
The above figures are subject to confirmation but will not change significantly.
Where a number of children from the same family are attending the school,
the fee is reduced by 50% for the second child and a minimum fee of £1026.50
is charged for the third and subsequent children.
New pupils starting in the school year 2013/2014:
Primary £3,297.60 p.a.
Secondary £4,496.40 p.a.
Where a number of children from the same family are attending the school,
the fee is reduced by 20% for the second child and by 40% for the third and
subsequent children.
For more information on the decision taken by the Board of Governors of the European Schools in December 2012 click here.
Fees for 2012/13
The annual fees for children whose parents are not employed by an Institution of the European Union, or by an organisation with which a contract has been agreed, will be for 2012/2013 as follows:
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Primary £ 2748
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Secondary £ 3747
Fees are invoiced in £ Sterling. Where a number of children from the same family attend the School, the following discounts are given:
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50% for the second child
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a minimum fee of £999.50 for the third child and subsequent children.
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For pupils who arrive or leave during the school year, a pro-rata charge for school fees will be made.
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For pupils already attending the school, 25% of the fees for 2012/13 are payable by 30 June 2012 and the balance can be paid by three equal instalments on 31 October 2012, 31 January 2013 and 31 March 2013.
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If any fees are unpaid as at 30 June 2013, the pupils concerned will not be re-admitted for the following academic year.
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Parents of new pupils must also pay an advance of 25% of the fees before the date of admission. For pupils who are due to start in September, the advance must be paid by 31 August 2012.
Exonerations
In cases where families face serious financial difficulties, the School’s Administrative Board can, at its discretion, allow a reduction up to a maximum of 75% of the fees due. Details of income parameters used in deciding on reductions in fees will be issued with the fees invoice.
A Note on the EURO
Although the majority of EU countries now use the Euro, Britain is outside the “Eurozone”. This means that we are unable to accept payments in Euro.
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