Demonstrating exceptional skill and determination, Stylianos competed in the Rings event and secured an impressive 3rd Place, bringing home a well-deserved medal.

This accomplishment reflects his hard work, dedication, and passion for gymnastics. The entire school community congratulates Stylianos on this outstanding performance and looks forward to more achievements in the future.

Well done, Stylianos!

Competing against both public and private schools, our team showcased exceptional basketball skills, unwavering determination, and a true spirit of collaboration. Each match was a display of their passion for the game and their commitment to representing our school with pride.

The Junior Girls’ team demonstrated not only their athletic abilities but also their resilience and sportsmanship. Their ability to work together as a cohesive unit, support one another, and rise to the challenge against tough opponents was truly inspiring.

A Special Congratulations to Our Team Members:

• Koronaki Yakinthi (Year 3)
• Charalambides Fenia (Year 1)
• Athena Demetriou (Year 1)
• Charalambides Nelia (Year 1)
• Kypreou Paola (Year 3)
• Papapefkou Georgia (Year 1)
• Kyriacou Anastasia (Year 1)
• Ioannou Ioanna Maria (Year 2)
• Aristidou Katerina (Year 1)
• Yao Susie (Year 1)
• Roushia Maria (Year 1)
• Tryfon Alexandra (Year 1)

This achievement would not have been possible without the guidance and support of our dedicated coaches: Rafaella Neokleous, Andreas Sizopoulos, and Alexandros Panayides. Their expertise, encouragement, and commitment to the team have been instrumental in this success.

Well done, girls! Your hard work and perseverance have paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder of your accomplishment.

Keep up the fantastic work, and we look forward to seeing even greater achievements in the future!

This is an incredible opportunity for our students to showcase their basketball skills and sportsmanship on a larger stage. The competition will see us playing three games over two days as we aim to advance to the quarterfinals.

First Games This Friday!
The action kicks off this Friday, right here in our school’s sports centre. We will be hosting the first three games of our group, with matches running from 9:00 AM until 12:30 PM. Our group includes some tough competitors: Spain, Israel, and Lithuania. It’s going to be an exciting day of basketball, and we encourage everyone to come out and support our team!

A Pan-Cyprian Initiative
The Junior Eurobasket program is a fantastic opportunity for young athletes to engage in competitive sports, build teamwork, and represent their schools on a national level. Being chosen to represent Great Britain is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students and coaching staff.

Stay Tuned for Updates
We’ll be sharing more updates and results as the games progress. In the meantime, check out the photos we’ve included from the venue to get a glimpse of where the action will take place. Let’s cheer on our team and show them our full support as they aim for victory!

Go Team GB!

The journey started with a 58-48 victory against Paphos Sports School, showcasing our team's strength and teamwork. After just a two-hour break, our players returned to the court to face Lykion Kykkou B Sports School in a nail-biting match, narrowly losing 44-46. On Friday, 21/2/25, we competed against Larnaca Sports School but, despite our best efforts, fell 34-42.

Unfortunately, injuries to some of our key players made it difficult to perform at full strength, but our team fought hard until the final whistle. Finishing 4th in Cyprus is a huge achievement, and we couldn't be prouder of our athletes for their dedication, passion, and resilience!

Team Members: Constantinou Glafkos, Marnelos Giorgos, Rossos Stavros, Milios Michalis, Savashaskan Aziz Fuat, Milinkovic Savvas, Hadjikyriacou Sotiris, Kramvis Antreas, Veletinas Alexandros, Herodotou Orestis, Serrurier Timothee, Manaris Demetris, Heraclides Nikolas, Psomas Michalis, Xenophontos Charalambos.
 
Coaches: Andy Ioannou, Andreas Sizopoulos, Alexandros Panayides.

Eleni, a dedicated basketball player, has faced significant challenges over the past few years. Several months ago, she suffered a devastating injury, rupturing the ACL in her knee. The road to recovery was long and arduous, requiring surgery followed by over a year of intensive rehabilitation. Despite the physical and emotional toll, Eleni remained steadfast, working tirelessly to regain her strength and return to the sport she loves.

Just as she made her triumphant return to the basketball court, tragedy struck again. Eleni sustained the same injury, this time in her other knee. This means she will once again undergo surgery, scheduled after her Mock exams, and face another lengthy rehabilitation process.

Eleni’s story is not just one of setbacks but also of incredible resilience. Her unwavering spirit has inspired those around her, including the basketball community in Cyprus, who recently came together to honour her journey. A heartfelt article was published over the weekend, highlighting her courage and the support she has received from her peers and mentors.

As a school, we believe that resilience is one of the most important life lessons we can teach and celebrate. Eleni’s story is a reminder that setbacks do not define us; it is how we rise from them that truly matters. Her determination to overcome these challenges serves as an inspiration to us all, especially to her fellow students who may be facing their own struggles.

We would like to extend our heartfelt support to Eleni as she embarks on this next phase of her recovery. We have no doubt that her strength and perseverance will carry her through, and we look forward to seeing her back on the court, stronger than ever.

Please follow this link to read the full article celebrating Eleni’s resilience and the support she has received from the basketball community.

Let us all take a moment to acknowledge Eleni’s courage and remind ourselves of the power of resilience in overcoming life’s challenges.

The workshop explored the use of AI tools, the impact of algorithms, and the potential risks to mental health, privacy, and information. Dr. Xinari's expertise in the field provided a valuable framework for understanding the relationship between technology and children, encouraging a balanced approach. The successful event empowered parents with practical strategies for promoting online safety and responsible digital citizenship.
The school remains committed to continuing this important dialogue and supporting families as they navigate the ever-changing world of technology.

Competing among the best swimmers from across Cyprus, our 12 students showcased their exceptional talent and dedication, bringing home four medals and achieving impressive rankings.

Medal Winners

• Antonis Galatopoulos (Year 3) – 1st Place, Gold Medal in 50m Breaststroke (1:13.41 sec)
• Harris Fereos (Year 3) – 1st Place, Gold Medal in 200m Breaststroke (2:40.17 sec)
• Melina Kyriaki Beka (Year 5) – 1st Place, Gold Medal in 100m Breaststroke (1:15.37 sec)
• Anna Panayides (Year 5) – 2nd Place, Silver Medal in 200m Freestyle (2:16 sec)

Other Notable Achievements

• 4th Place: Eleni Pantziarou (Year 4) – 100m Backstroke (1:18.81 sec)
• 6th Place: Efthimia Stylianidou (Year 4) – 100m Backstroke (1:22.59 sec)
• 8th Place: Melissa Mouradian (Year 4) – 50m Freestyle (30.80 sec)
• 9th Place: Andreas Kyriakides (Year 3) – 100m Freestyle (1:17.39 sec)
• 4th Place: Sophia Georgiou – 200m Backstroke (2:58.65 sec)
• 7th Place: Constantina Asprou (Year 1) – 100m Butterfly (1:26.53 sec)
• 14th Place: Nicolas Paraschou (Year 1) – 50m Freestyle (33.10 sec)
• 18th Place: Georgiou Melita (Year 1) – 50m Breaststroke (35.68 sec)

A Celebration of Dedication and Team Spirit
Beyond the medals, every student displayed incredible effort, determination, and sportsmanship. Their outstanding performances reflect the hard work they have put into training, and we could not be prouder of their achievements.

A huge congratulations to all our swimmers for their dedication and success! We look forward to seeing them continue to excel in future competitions.

Competing against top players from across Cyprus, our team of 10 students delivered outstanding performances, bringing home three medals and securing impressive placements in the competition.

Medal Winners

• Nicolas Maroudias (Year 5) – 2nd Place, Silver Medal
• Efie Zanou (Year 5) & Christos Petsas (Year 1) – 3rd Place, Bronze Medal

Other Remarkable Achievements
Final 8: Lydia Adamou (Year 1)
Top 16: Mariza Zembyla (Year 5), Ioannis Shekkeris (Year 1), Paris Sokratous (Year 3), Michaella Votsi (Year 2), and Demetris Iasonos (Year 3)
Group of 32: Konstantinos Chrysovalantis Georgiou

Each student demonstrated remarkable skill, perseverance, and sportsmanship, making us incredibly proud. Their hard work and dedication were evident in every match, and their achievements reflect their commitment to the sport.

A huge congratulations to all our players for their incredible efforts and well-earned success!

Students, parents, and teachers gathered to witness this celestial event, observing Venus, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars with the help of our telescopes.

We are so grateful for Mr Michael’s support for our school’s astronomy club.

These events have sparked lots of interest for science and astronomy in many of our students, and keep posted ….. more stargazing opportunities will be happening soon.