The evening was organized to celebrate the hard work and achievements of our Year 4 and Year 6 students, who presented their coursework as part of their Music GCSE and A-Level programs. With coursework contributing to 60% of their final grades, this event provided an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their musical abilities and set targets for their future progress.

The atmosphere was electric as students took to the stage to perform various musical pieces, demonstrating their technical skills, musicality, and unique interpretations. From captivating solo performances to breathtaking ensemble collaborations, the audience was treated to a diverse and captivating musical journey.

The evening was a testament to the dedication of our students, who have spent countless hours honing their craft, practising their instruments, and perfecting their compositions. Their passion for music shone through every note, leaving the audience inspired and in awe of their talent.

We would like to thank all the parents, friends, and teachers who attended the event to support and encourage our budding musicians. Your presence and enthusiasm added to the vibrant atmosphere and made the evening truly special.

As we look ahead to the summer and the following academic year, this event served as a platform for students to reflect on their achievements and set targets for their musical aspirations. We are confident that their hard work and determination will continue to drive them toward even greater musical heights.

Now, without further ado, we invite you to browse through the attached photos, capturing the essence of the evening. Join us in celebrating the creativity and musical brilliance of our students, who have embraced the power of music to express themselves and touch the hearts of others.

Congratulations to all the students who participated in the GCSE and A Level Music Evening! Your passion, dedication, and talent have left an indelible mark on our school's musical community. We cannot wait to witness the amazing musical journeys that lie ahead for each and every one of you.

Stella Nikolaou and Stephanie Efthymiou, equipped with a solid foundation in language education, eloquently discuss how their language studies played a pivotal role in their academic and professional pursuits. Their narratives showcase the transformative power of linguistic proficiency, transcending traditional boundaries and unlocking new horizons within the scientific realm.

Prepare to be inspired as Stella and Stephanie eloquently articulate the remarkable opportunities that unfolded before them, all thanks to their A-Level language studies. Their experiences serve as a testament to the invaluable skills and perspectives gained through language education, proving that language proficiency goes far beyond mere communication.

Join us on this captivating journey as we delve into their stories, discovering the incredible ways in which language studies can shape the scientific landscape. Get ready to witness the unforeseen possibilities that await when language and science intersect.

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On the occasion of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Presentation Ceremony this year we were delighted to welcome back to the school H.E. the Minister of Health, Dr Popi Kanari, as a guest of honour. Dr Kanari is an English School graduate and she completed the Bronze and Silver Awards while at the school. She briefly worked at the school as a Chemistry teacher and also helped with the delivery of the Award during that time. The Minister has 2 sons who are also English School graduates and they were also involved with the Award during their time at the school. She gained a strong connection with the Award over the years and she was thrilled to attend the event and present the new Silver Awardees with their certificates.  

During the event it was also a great pleasure welcoming the 1973 Gold Awardees back to the school to celebrate their 50 year anniversary since they completed their Gold Award. They all had very fond memories from when they did their Gold Award and they all had some very interesting stories to share. Magda Nicholson, Athenoula Yiatrou, Athena Themistocleous, Maria Stavrou, Frosoula Christofidou, Elias Pantelides, Angelos Toumazos and Angelos Beshonges attended the event, but unfortunately Noel Boutros and Surpic Tamizian were not able to attend.

This academic year has been remarkable with a record of 247 Award completions (204 Bronze Awards and 43 Silver Awards) so far. This is the greatest number of Award completions in a single academic year at the school. The 247 Award completions place our school 1st across hundreds of Awards Centres around the world, with the greatest number of Award completions during this academic year. This is an incredible accomplishment as no other Award Centre worldwide has a number of completions anywhere close to this number.

Congratulations to all the new Awardees for their great achievement!

Date: Wednesday, June 21st
Time: 7 pm
Location: Newham Quad

This prestigious event will honour our students who have shown outstanding dedication, passion, and excellence in various extracurricular activities throughout the year. From sports to arts, robotics to debate, our students have gone above and beyond, and it's time to recognize their hard work.
The ECA Ceremony is a celebration of achievements and an opportunity for our community to come together and show support for our students' endeavours. Your presence would mean the world to them.

View the Award Ceremony Programme and Award winners. 

You can also download the programme from here

Join us and be part of the celebration!

The event, dedicated to the loving memory of Ioanna Skordi, showcased the immense talent and dedication of the students participating in the Instrumental Scholarship Programme for Winds and Strings, The Junior Choir, The Junior Band, The Guitar Ensemble, and The Bassoon Ensemble. With their captivating melodies, these young musicians captivated the audience, creating an evening filled with beautiful music and heartfelt emotions.

The event was a celebration of their hard work, dedication, and passion for music. The students created an unforgettable evening through their mesmerising performances, leaving an enduring impact on everyone in attendance. The recital reminded us of the profound impact that music can have, not only in honouring the memory of loved ones but also in bringing people together through the universal language of melodies and emotions.

These young performers take center stage, driven by their shared love for the performing arts. With graceful movements and energetic choreography, they display their commitment to refining their skills and delivering a mesmerizing show. But the excitement doesn't stop there!

Prepare to be astounded as our talented ES Staff step onto the dance floor, flawlessly executing the same choreography with an infectious camaraderie and undeniable talent.

We invite you to immerse yourself in this incredible video. Congratulations to all the participants, and a special acknowledgment to our inspiring Drama Teacher, Ms. Lena Kasinou, for spearheading this remarkable community event. Join us in celebrating the dedication, creativity, and collective spirit that make this performance truly extraordinary.

During this webinar, Dr Niki Melanidou will delve into effective classroom strategies specifically designed to challenge and support the educational growth of 'more able' learners. Drawing upon her extensive expertise and experience, Dr Melanidou will explore innovative teaching methods, resources, and techniques that can be implemented to ensure these students are appropriately challenged and engaged.

The webinar aims to provide educators, parents, and anyone involved in the education community with valuable insights and practical approaches to effectively nurture the abilities of 'more able' learners. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from Dr Melanidou's wealth of knowledge and expertise, gaining actionable strategies that can be applied in various classroom settings.

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