The biathlon, a gruelling test of endurance combining swimming and running, saw participants from various swimming clubs and schools compete in a series of youth categories. The competition was stiff, but our athletes proved their mettle with impressive performances.

Andreas Kelesis, the Young Prodigy
In the Youth A Category, Year 7 student Andreas Kelesis emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Battling through waves and terrain, Andreas clinched the third spot on the podium. His dedication to training and his competitive spirit shone through as he powered his way through the course, earning a well-deserved bronze for his efforts.

Konstantinos Mallis, the Determined Challenger
Not far behind, in the Youth C Category, was Konstantinos Mallis from Year 2. Konstantinos displayed a level of skill and perseverance beyond his years, securing fifth place. His performance was a testament to his hard work and the robust training regimen he follows. Against a backdrop of seasoned athletes, Konstantinos held his own and crossed the finish line with a time that marked him as a competitor to watch in future events.

A Testament to Team Spirit
These young athletes not only represented their school but also the unyielding spirit of our local sports community. Their achievements result from not just individual effort but also the support and encouragement from coaches, families, and fellow athletes.

The success at the Pancyprian Biathlon is a promising indicator of the potential within our students, and we celebrate the achievements of Andreas and Konstantinos; we also look forward to the future, where the foundations laid by such events can lead to a lifelong love for sports and a healthy lifestyle for our youth.

Ultimately, every participant at the Pancyprian Biathlon Competition was a winner, having taken on the challenge and pushed their limits. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the young athletes who participated, and we eagerly anticipate their next venture into the world of competitive sports.

Join us in celebrating the success of our students and encourage them as they continue to pursue excellence in their athletic endeavours.

The commemoration began with the Year 1 Assembly and tree planting event, a tradition that allows us to give back to nature and remember our founder’s commitment to growth and sustainability.
During the assembly, our Headmaster spoke about our Founder and our rich history to our Year 1 Students, followed by the traditional tree planting event, a symbolic gesture – planting a tree that will stand as a testament to our founder's enduring legacy.

As the day unfolded, the sports fields buzzed with enthusiasm. Our young athletes in Years 1 and 2 kicked off with a 'Come and Try' Korfball event, embracing the essence of learning and teamwork. The Junior Girls Basketball Finals saw Years 1-3 displaying exceptional talent, embodying the competitive yet fair play spirit of our school.

The futsal pitches echoed with cheers as Boys and Girls from Years 3 to 5 competed in the Inter-House Competition, demonstrating agility and sportsmanship. Meanwhile, the Boys 7-a-Side Football Tournament for Years 6 and 7 displayed strategy and skill, adding to the day’s thrilling atmosphere.

A highlight was the Staff vs Students Volleyball Match, a crowd-favourite that reminded us of the close-knit community we are privileged to be a part of.

As the sun set, the celebrations transitioned to the Lower School and Upper School Founder's Day Award Celebrations.
More information will follow to honour our award winners. 

The festivities will continue on Saturday, 4th November, with the much-anticipated Viva La Vida BQ Event.

• Founder's Day Games begin at 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm
• Food and Cultural Celebration at 6.00 pm to 10.00 pm
• The grand raffle Draw will happen at 9.00 pm

For tickets and more information, please visit https://espa.org.cy/events/founders-day-bbq-2023/ and raffle tickets https://espa.org.cy/events/founders-day-bbq-2023-raffle-tickets/  

During this Founder's Day Celebrations on the 2nd of November, we did not just plant a tree but created memories, not just played games but built bonds, and not just celebrated history but created it. As we look forward to Viva La Vida BQ night, let’s carry our Founder’s vision in our hearts. Join us at the Viva La Vida BQ Night – let's make this celebration one for the history books!

Our students from Year 6 and Year 7 have proven themselves as true ambassadors of unity and valour as they participated in this year's School Parade. They proudly embody the values that Oxi Day represents, carrying the torch of resilience and strength forward.

As we celebrated Oxi Day, we honoured the bravery of those who stood up against tyranny and adversity, and we celebrated the students who serve as ambassadors of these values within our school community. Their participation in the parade exemplifies the school's commitment to instilling these principles in our students, nurturing a new generation of leaders who stand for unity and courage.

We congratulate the students below for their participation:

Held on Saturday, 4th November, the Games kick off at 3:00 pm, and the Grand Raffle Draw will be at 9:00 pm.

There's something for everyone at the year's cultural event – get your entrance and raffle tickets at the links below, and see you there!
 
Tickets: https://espa.org.cy/events/founders-day-bbq-2023/
Raffle-tickets: https://espa.org.cy/events/founders-day-bbq-2023-raffle-tickets/ 
 

We cordially invite you to The English School's Open Day – an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of excellence, education, and endless possibilities. 

Date: 19th October 2023
Time: 4:00 pm

Come and:

• Explore our distinguished academic programs
• Meet our passionate and dedicated educators
• Tour our modern, state-of-the-art campus
• Experience the vibrant and inclusive community of our school

BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW by clicking here and embark on a journey of discovery with us! 

Spread the word! Invite friends and family to join this informative and enriching experience.

Let's make this Open Day a celebration of education, growth, and community.

19:30 to 21:00 
Observations of Jupiter and Saturn at the main entrance of the science building

The event is open to everyone in years 1-7 
Please register your interest in the event by clicking this link https://forms.office.com/e/rZgEgkKFeM

More information can be found by clicking here

Racing Against the Best:
In the heart of Singapore, Wave Racing is ready to take on the world! Competing against teams from all corners of the globe, our team is gearing up for an adrenaline-pumping showdown that promises to be nothing short of spectacular. As the world watches, they'll showcase their engineering prowess, teamwork, and unwavering determination.

Watch Live:
For all of us eager to witness this incredible journey unfold, the opening ceremony and the first two racing sessions of Day 1 will be streamed live. Set your reminders and catch the action here: Live Stream Link.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICvTzIR147Q

Stay Tuned:
But that's not all! The adventure doesn't end with Day 1. To follow Wave Racing's remarkable journey throughout the competition, be sure to subscribe to the F1 in Schools YouTube channel for all the live streams and updates. https://www.youtube.com/@F1inSchoolsHQ/streams

Let's unite as a community and show our unwavering support for Wave Racing!  Tune in, cheer them on, and share this post with your friends, family, and fellow students. Let the world know that Wave Racing has our full backing!

Best of Luck:
As they embark on this extraordinary journey, we wish Wave Racing the best of luck. Your dedication and hard work have brought you to this global stage, and we do not doubt that you will make us immensely proud. Remember, you're not just representing yourselves; you're representing The English School and the legacy we stand for. 

The Aramco F1 in Schools World Finals 2023 promises to be thrilling, and Wave Racing is at the forefront, carrying our hopes and dreams. Let's rally behind them, share their accomplishments, and celebrate their achievements as they race towards victory! 

The iGeo 2023, an international platform for young geographers aged 16-19, saw participation from nearly 50 countries across the globe. Our students engaged in various challenges that put their geographical knowledge and skills to the test, including written response tests, multimedia assessments, a stimulating fieldwork exercise, and a creative poster exhibition themed "Creative Cities for Designing Inclusive Urban Communities."
 
We proudly announce that Giannis Agapiou secured a Silver Medal and a commendable national ranking for the Cyprus Team in the mid-twenties.
 
The journey was not only intellectually rewarding but also culturally enriching. Our students immersed themselves in a plethora of cultural events and musical experiences. They had the privilege of exploring Indonesia's rich geography, from the enchanting tropical rainforests to awe-inspiring volcanoes.
 
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the organizers in Cyprus, the iGeo Task Force, and the Cyprus government for their unwavering support. This incredible journey would not have been possible without their assistance, covering all costs and expenses ensuring this experience remains in our students' memories forever.
 
Congratulations to our shining stars for their exceptional performance, and a big thank you to everyone who contributed to this unforgettable event!