Fasouri School master plan for three schools and sports hub under review

Kato Polemidia, Cyprus. Authorities are examining a master plan submitted as “Fasouri School” for a major educational and sporting development, described in technical documents as the “Fasouri Academy and Sports Hub.”

The environmental application is at the screening stage and seeks planning approval for the overall master plan.

Campus proposal

The two names refer to the same proposed campus, rather than separate projects. “Fasouri School” is the formal umbrella name in the environmental application, while “Fasouri Academy and Sports Hub” is used as a descriptive name in supporting technical material.

Despite the singular “School” in the application title, the proposal includes three autonomous school units, identified as Schools A, B and C, as well as a shared sports centre.

Capacity and facilities

Each school is planned to accommodate about 1,500 pupils, providing education from pre-primary through primary, middle and secondary levels. The three units would have a combined capacity of 4,500 students and an estimated 145 teaching, administrative and other staff.

Facilities are planned to include classrooms, science laboratories, libraries, and dedicated art and music education areas. The combined internal covered area of the school buildings is estimated at approximately 26,301 square metres.

Land and project team

The environmental application covers cadastral land of approximately 360,064 square metres. After roads and other adjustments, the net development area is stated as 307,844 square metres.

Hopeland Investments Ltd is named in the application as the project owner and applicant. Publicly available corporate information and supporting project documents indicate that the applicant is connected to one of the largest international companies operating from Cyprus, although the formal application does not identify the wider company as the project developer.

The architectural master plan was prepared by Fereos Architects.

Approval process

The application was submitted to the Department of Environment through the director of the Department of Town Planning and Housing in April 2026.

Planning approval is being sought for the master plan as a whole. Such approval would not authorise construction of every building, with separate planning and building permit applications required for the schools, sports facilities and other individual components.