This event sees millions of students aged 5 to 18 from around the globe compete in Live Mathletics challenges. We are thrilled to announce that our Year 1 students have secured 8th place in the world ranking, a truly outstanding achievement!

Our talented students – Maria Michael (1J), Emily Nicolaou (1J), Andreas Aristodemou (1J), Orestis Themistocleous (1J), Constantinos Kotsaftis (1J), Andreas Leon Photiades (1B), Georgios Lioudakis (1B), Awaan Khan Bali (1B), Sotiris Cleanthous (1W), Zilin Su (1G), Ioannis Lambrou (1J), Olympia Xenophontos (1B), Konstantinos Kalloniatis (1R), and Ioannis Kykkos Skordis (1G) – have showcased their incredible mathematical abilities on a global platform, bringing accolades to our school and themselves.

We are particularly proud of Georgios Lioudakis from 1B, who secured a spot in the top 100 students worldwide, ranking an impressive 66th place among all Year 1 students who participated.

The competition was a rigorous test of our students' mathematical skills and mental agility, and we are thrilled to see them rise to the challenge. We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to each and every one of them. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to learning have paid off, and their success is a testament to their outstanding abilities.

At our school, we believe in nurturing young talent, and this achievement reflects our commitment to providing the best possible education to our students. We are confident that this is only the beginning of our students' academic success, and that a promising and bright future lies ahead for them.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our teaching staff and parents for their continued support and encouragement. It is through the combined efforts of our entire school community that our students have been able to achieve this remarkable feat.

In conclusion, we are proud of our Year 1 students for their hard work, perseverance, and outstanding achievement in the World Maths Day 2023 Competition. We look forward to continuing to nurture their talents and supporting them as they go on to achieve even greater things in the future.

What's more impressive is that our School won all games in the final four and the entire tournament. This achievement is a testament to the players' great commitment, effort, and passion. The excellent performance of the team was evident in each game they played.

The members of our basketball team are a talented group of individuals, including Georgallis Anthony, Georgallis Constantinos, Giannakou Ioannis, Hadjikyriakos Sotiris, Kramvis Andreas, Nikolaides Theodosis, Poullikas Christian Leon, Savva Savvas, Serrirurier Thimothee Alkis, Xenophontos Charalambos, Velentinas Alexandros, Parikian Alexandros Raffi, Milinkovic Savvas, Heraclides Nikolas, and Herodotou Orestis.

Behind the team's success are coaches Andy Ioannou and Andreas Sizopoulos, who have been instrumental in honing the team's skills and strategies. Their guidance and support have been vital to the English School's victory in the competition.

Our basketball team has proven once again that anything is possible with hard work, dedication, and teamwork. The team's triumph is a source of pride for the school and the whole English School community.

Congratulations to the team and coaches for a job well done!

With both teams eager to win and claim the title, the players gave their all in what turned out to be an exciting match.

After a tiring match, the ESOBGA team scored more goals and emerged as the winners of the Salakian Trophy. Both the young and old players, teachers and alumni who came to watch the match headed to the ESOBGA clubhouse to celebrate the win and present awards to the MVPs of both matches and the winning team.

This year's Salakian Trophy marked the revival of the tradition following the pandemic, and it was an event that was highly cherished by everyone who participated. It is a tradition that has been passed down through the years, and it is our obligation to keep it alive and honour the people who have contributed so much to our school.

Looking forward, we promise to do our best to repeat and improve the event next year. It is an opportunity to bring together alumni, teachers, and students to share in the love of the game and celebrate the Salakian Trophy tradition, and which has become a symbol of our school's rich history.

In conclusion, congratulations to the ESOBGA team for their win, and thank you to all the players, teachers, and alumni who participated in this year's Salakian Trophy. We look forward to seeing you all again next year for another exciting match.

With 36 students in attendance, the team represented our school with distinction, showcasing their projects in front of peers and teachers from all over Europe. They participated in various categories, including project presentations, poster competitions, and Math Theatre.

Our students demonstrated their excellence and ingenuity by working methodically towards fulfilling their group aims and objectives. They maximized the potential of their team members and made the best use of team resources, which resulted in some excellent projects and scores. The efforts of our students paid off, as they brought home a number of prestigious awards.

One of the most significant awards went to Elena Potamiti, who won the second prize in the Mathematics poster competition with her innovative poster titled ‘Football and Maths’. This is a proud moment for our School, as Elena's award highlights the calibre of education that the school provides.

In another win six of our students were awarded the second prize for their theatrical act named ‘Irrationals’. Aglaia Patsalides, Andreas Anastasi, Anastasia Tanteles, Maria Christina Economides, Theodora Constantinou and Elena Potamiti put their dramatic talents to good use, successfully representing us on stage and giving it the opportunity to participate in the Math Theatre category for the first time.

Our students' achievements did not stop there. Four of our students, Gerasimos Georgios Panayides, Garry Petrossian, Chariton Charitonos and Elena Potamiti, were also awarded the coveted ethos awards. This recognition is a testament to the student's hard work, dedication, and commitment to academic excellence.

Our students were supported by a team of dedicated teachers from three different departments – Mr Michalis Gavrielides (Math Teacher), Ms Chrysovalanti Christoforidou (Math Teacher), Ms Lena Kasiou (Drama Teacher) and Mr Gregoris Demetriou (Physics Teacher). The teachers collaborated to ensure that the students had the opportunity to participate in as many categories of the competition as possible.

The English School is extremely proud of its students and their accomplishments at the Euromath and Euroscience Conference. The school's continued commitment to excellence in academics and extracurricular activities is reflected in its student's achievements.
Congratulations to all our students who participated in the conference and to the teachers who supported and guided them every step of the way.

The trade fair promises to be an exciting event, with awards being presented in several categories, including Best Logo, Best Exhibition Stand, Best Branding and Communication Strategy, Best Sales, and Most Innovative Product/Service. The fair will allow attendees to witness the growth and transformation of these young entrepreneurs, who have been working tirelessly to develop their skills in various areas such as time management, collaboration, accountability, communication, and personal responsibility.

The student companies have been preparing for this day by completing their products and business reports, building their social media channels, reaching out to businesses for collaboration, catching the media's attention, being interviewed by TV channels, and meeting with experts in their field. All while attending school and taking mock exams! Their hard work and dedication are truly inspiring, and the trade fair is an excellent opportunity for them to showcase their talent and entrepreneurial spirit.

The trade fair will allow attendees to visit the student companies' booths, engage with the teams, and learn more about their innovative products and services. This year's participants include DECODOR, Fertibles, AQUAFY, Tails, The Upcycle Studio, Resoap, and The Esja. You can find their Instagram accounts listed below, and we encourage you to follow and support them by liking, commenting, and sharing their social media accounts.

• DECODOR (@decodor.ja)
• Fertibles (@fertibles.cy) 
• AQUAFY (@aquafy.cy) 
• TAILS (@tails.ja)
• The Upcycle Studio (@theupcyclestudioja) 
• Resoap (@resoap_cy)

By attending the Student Company Trade Fair, you can support these young entrepreneurs and help them develop their skills further. You can invite them to your workplace or share their social media accounts to help them reach a broader audience. By doing so, you'll be playing a significant role in shaping the future of these young entrepreneurs and helping them succeed in their future endeavours.

We invite you to visit the Mall of Cyprus on Sunday, March 19th, 2023, from 11 am to 3 pm, and support the Student Company Trade Fair. Let us acknowledge these young entrepreneurs for their hard work, dedication, and stamina. They inspire us all, and we are proud to be a part of their "middle-age niche market."

Thank you for your support, and we hope to see you there!

The event took place on Friday, March 3rd, at 1.45 pm in Room 16, where the students had the opportunity to learn from esteemed experts in the field of economics.

The session was led by Dr Jahir Islam, a lecturer in Economics and the School of Economics International Director. He discussed the topic, "Why Economic Development and Not Just Growth?" in detail, highlighting the interrelationship between economic growth and development. Dr Islam talked about the challenges of converting growth into development and how it is not always guaranteed, particularly due to the absence of an environment where opportunities for and realization of the potentials of the wider population are ensured. He emphasized the need to maintain the benefits of development for future generations, even in the face of internal and external shocks.

In addition to Dr Islam's talk, the students had the opportunity to meet with Ms Natasha Kerven, the School of Economics International Officer. Ms Kerven shared her insights on student recruitment and partnership development, and provided valuable guidance to the students on their journey to study economics and business-related subjects at the University of Bristol.

Dr Islam and Ms Kerven's visit was an excellent opportunity for the students of The English School to learn from experts in the field of economics and explore potential career pathways. The interactive session was an engaging and informative event, and we thank the University of Bristol's School of Economics for their participation.

We appreciate the contributions made by Dr Islam and Ms Kerven, and we look forward to welcoming them back to our school in the future.

The team's strong performance and exceptional basketball skills were on full display during the game, which was marked by excellent team collaboration and great spirit among the players. The team’s hard work, dedication, and discipline have paid off, as they emerged victorious in the highly competitive game.

The Junior Girls’ Basketball team comprises Nathanael Sophia Lydia, Demetriade Artemis, Theophilide Penny, Koronaki Yakinthi, Kirmizis Eleni, Gavrielidou Ismini, Sophia Kapiri, Kypreou Paola, Veronica Demetriou, Moria Efrosyni, and Leandrou Maria.

Their impressive performance would not have been possible without the guidance and leadership of their coach, Rafaella Neokleous, and Andreas Sizopoulos. The team has trained tirelessly under their guidance, and their hard work and perseverance have paid off.

Our Junior Girls’ Basketball team has set the bar high, and they continue to inspire and motivate other students to pursue their passion for basketball. The team's determination, hard work, and exceptional performance inspire us all.

Congratulations to the Junior Girls’ Basketball team on their well-deserved victory! We wish them continued success in their future matches, and we are confident that they will continue to make us proud.

We are proud to share this incredible news with you and want to thank our Alliance partners, Epiteugma Revved Up, for their exceptional collaboration and teamwork throughout the competition. Together, we overcame obstacles, adapting to changing circumstances, and ultimately achieved an unforgettable victory. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank Epiteugma for organizing the Cypriot leg of the competition, which allowed our students to showcase their talent and compete at the highest level.

We immensely thank our team coach, Mr Stelios Theodosiou (Head of DT), and Ms Thekla Papastavrou, for their guidance and support throughout the competition. Their dedication and commitment to our students played a crucial role in helping them achieve this outstanding accomplishment.

The win is a testament to Berzan Ozejder, Tianyu Qi, Youksel Koch, and the entire team's critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and dedication to teamwork. The English School Roosters' impressive engineering skills and innovative ideas played a significant role in securing the victory.

We are immensely proud of their hard work and incredible accomplishment and can't wait to see what they will achieve. The English School Roosters and Epiteugma Revved Up have set the bar high, and we know that they will continue to make us proud.

Congratulations again to The English School Roosters and Epiteugma Revved Up on this outstanding achievement in the FIRST Tech Challenge!

We hope this win inspires other students to take on challenges, push their limits, and achieve their goals.