This accomplishment is more than just a medal; it is a testament to Stylianos's dedication, strength, and resilience. His journey to this success has been paved with countless hours of focused training, pushing his physical and mental limits, and a passion for gymnastics that shines through in every performance. Stylianos's routine on the rings was both powerful and graceful, a captivating display of skill that earned him well-deserved international recognition.

Stylianos’s achievement serves as an inspiration to all of us, proving that hard work and determination can lead to incredible heights. His commitment and excellence bring pride not only to our school but also to our country.

Join us in celebrating Stylianos’s remarkable accomplishment – thank you for representing us with such excellence, Stylianos! 

With an impressive time of 11.00 seconds, Evangelos advanced to the semifinals, securing an outstanding placement among some of the world's top young athletes. Finishing 20th overall, his performance stands as a testament to his hard work and commitment to athletics.

We are incredibly proud of Evangelos for this accomplishment and eagerly anticipate his future successes in the sport. Congratulations, Evangelos!

This annual outing, a cornerstone of our biology curriculum, took place along a rocky shore and at a freshwater stream near Stroumpi in Paphos. Students engaged in a range of hands-on activities, such as quadrat sampling and transect lines, to analyze the distribution of plant species, and closely observed animal life to identify specific adaptations that enable organisms to thrive in their unique environments.

Through practical application of classroom concepts, the students gained valuable insights into population dynamics and ecological interactions. This immersive experience offered them a firsthand look at real-world biological processes, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the complexities of natural ecosystems.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to their exceptional creativity, hard work, and unwavering commitment to their craft. Alexandra and Ireni's dedication and perseverance have truly set them apart, and their success serves as an inspiration to their peers and the entire school community.

We eagerly anticipate the bright futures that await them as they continue to pursue their passions in the world of art and design.

Congratulations, Alexandra and Ireni! Your hard work has paid off, and we are all immensely proud of your accomplishments!

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Here are the names of our students who took part in the parade:

Year 7 Participants:

• Agni Antoniadou (7B)
• Alexandros Sophocleous (7B)
• Aliki Heracleous (7Y)
• Anna Demetriou (7J)
• Antonis Agapiou (7J)
• Constantinos Zambas (7W)
• Despina Hatzopoulou (7Y)
• Eftychia Floridou (7Y)
• Ektoras Christodoulou (7G)
• Eleni Pouyiouta (7Y)
• Fotini Tsouka (7R)
• George Vasilopoulos (7R)
• Giorgos Lois (7G)
• Giorgos Agapiou (7J)
• Ioannis Hadjigeorgiou (7Y)
• Katerina Antoniou (7Y)
• Klimis Porfyrides (7B)
• Leni Kallis (7J)
• Maria Kalotari (7J)
• Marilia Christou (7J)
• Marios Tsangarides (7R)
• Michalis Petrides (7J)
• Nedi Avraam (7J)
• Orestis Sofianos (7R)
• Pinelopi Paschali (7Y)
• Rebecca Kalli (7R)
• Sotris Petrou (7R)

Year 6 Participants:

• Anna Xyda (6W)
• Danai Panteli (6R)
• Eleni Andreou (6G)
• Erato Pantelidou (6G)
• Giorgos Pouyioutas (6R)
• Kleopatra Constantinou (6W)
• Natalie Hadjivassiliou (6W)
• Nicolas Panayides (6G)
• Odysseas Protopapas (6G)
• Odysseas Odysseos (6W)
• Riana Paleomyliti (6J)
• Thalia Anastasiou (6W)

Year 5 Participants:

• Alexis Karaolis (5W)
• Chariton Charitonos (5R)
• Eleana Iacovou (5G)
• Gerasimos Panayides (5R)
• Haralambos Xenophontos (5Y)
• Margarita Mita (5R)
• Mariella Leptou (5R)
• Sophia Anastasi (5W)
• Sylia Andreou (5G)

The dedication and spirit shown by these students exemplify the values of our school, and we look forward to sharing photos and videos from this memorable day.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of our students at the parade!

Following the walk, students took part in sheep herding and enjoyed a nutritious bio-breakfast to recharge for the activities ahead.

A unique highlight of the day was the chance to try goat milking—a memorable experience for everyone! From exploring nature to learning about farm life, it was a day rich in discovery, new skills, and great food. We’re already looking forward to our next visit to Riverland!

Programme for Founder’s Day Sports – Thursday, 7th November 2024
 

12:00 – 13:30: Sports Activities, including:

• Year 1: Survivor Inter-House Challenge
• Year 2: Junior NBA Inter-House Competition
• Year 3: Boys/Girls Futsal Inter-House Competition
• Year 4: Boys/Girls Futsal Inter-House Competition
• Year 5: Boys/Girls Futsal Inter-House Competition
• Year 6 & 7: Boys 7-a-Side Football Tournament
• Staff vs. Students: Volleyball Match

House Colours & Dress Code

Students are encouraged to wear their House colours to show team spirit. All participants and spectators should wear comfortable shoes, clothes, and a hat for sun protection.

We look forward to celebrating this special day together and making it a memorable event in honor of our school’s founder.

Medal Winners:

• Antonis Galatopoulos (Year 3) clinched first place and the gold medal in the 50m freestyle, finishing with an impressive time of 27.54 seconds.
• Harris Fereos (Year 3) secured first place and the gold medal in the 50m breaststroke with a time of 34.93 seconds. He also achieved second place and a silver medal in the 100m individual medley, clocking 1:10.4.
• Maria Nearchou (Year 3) won two gold medals with first-place finishes in both the 50m breaststroke (38.94 seconds) and the 50m backstroke (35.19 seconds).
• Sophia Georgiou (Year 3) earned third place and a bronze medal in the 50m backstroke with a time of 39.06 seconds, and came in fourth place in the 50m freestyle, finishing in 34.59 seconds.

Notable Efforts by All Participants:

• Marinos Serrurier (Year 3) achieved 5th place in the 50m backstroke with a time of 37.68 seconds.
• Derem Uluerli (Year 2) came in 6th place in the 50m backstroke, completing in 40.44 seconds.
• Nikita Zubakov (Year 2) secured 6th place in the 50m breaststroke with a time of 45.23 seconds.
• Ersoy Kutoglu (Year 2) earned 6th place in the 50m butterfly, clocking 42.37 seconds.
• Melita Georgiou (Year 1) competed in the 100m individual medley, achieving 6th place with a time of 1:32.0.

Additionally, our team shined in the relay event, winning third place and a bronze medal in the 4x50m freestyle relay, with a combined time of 2:01.4.

We applaud every one of our swimmers for their dedication and effort.

Congratulations to all participants for their stellar performances and for making our school community proud.

Special thanks to the Grammar School of Nicosia for hosting such an exciting event!