Amongst them are two more English School students:   Athina Peletie, Year 7 and Savvas Salatas, ESL 2022.  They join Christos Ashiotis ESL 2022, Christos Economides, Year 6 and Andrea Ioanna Georgiou, Year 5, among the top sprinters nationally for 2022.

Congratulations to our athletes for their achievements!

Athina Peletie Year 7 – High Jump 
Ranked 6th, with a height of 1.64m

Savvas Salatas ESL 2022 – Pole Vault
Ranked 10th, with a height of 4.00m

The final score was 36-57.  Our opponent was Lyceum Pallouriotissa.  Well done to both teams for a good game.

Congratulation to our team, Gorman Zarko Ted, Matsis Andreas, Iatrou Loucas, Constantinou Glafkos, Mannaris Dimitris, Marnelos Georgios, Millios Michalis, Rossos Stavros, Liassides Alexandros, Zodiatis Louis, Savashaskan Aziz Fuat and Akari Altay for their dedication and sportsmanship.

Amongst them are three English School students:  Christos Ashiotis, ESL 2022, Christos Economides, Year 6 and Andrea Ioanna Georgiou, Year 5.

Results as published are shown below:

Christos Ashiotis ESL 2022 – 400m
Ranked 1st, with a time of 48”.64

Christos Economides Year 6 – 110m Hurdles
Ranked 3rd, with a time of 14”.96

Andrea Ioanna Georgiou Year 5 – 400m
Ranked 9th, with a time of 59’.07

Congratulations to our three athletes for their achievements!

The next partial eclipse visible in Cyprus will occur in 2027!!

The students sang, acted, involved their audience with a trivia game and informed us about the recent news happening worldwide to protect the Earth.  

Well done to 4B for their excellent presentation and acts in the assembly!

They came to school wearing odd socks to show their support for anti-bullying and had a lot of fun too! Here are some pictures from Odd Socks Day. 

We went to Xyliatos dam, which is situated away from the light pollution of our big city. It was the peak of the Leonid meteor shower and although there were patches of cloud, we had the opportunity to see some shooting stars.  We also observed the ring nebula, the andromeda galaxy, star clusters, binary stars and planets with our telescopes too!!!

It was pretty cold up there at night, but we will be going again soon, it was amazing!

It doesn’t stop with young people. From teachers to parents and influencers to politicians, we all have a part to play. Reach out to someone you trust if you need to talk. Reach out to someone if you know they’re being bullied. Reach out by being the change you want to see. 
It takes courage, but it can change lives. 

Let’s come together and REACH OUT to stop bullying… 

By Year 4 and 5 students 2022-2023. 
Many thanks to Sky Drone Cyprus and Komis Komninos photography. 

November is Anti-bullying month at our school and in Year 1 we focused on the following prevention strategies: 

• Assembly on the theme ‘Reach out’ – This year’s theme is geared towards promoting a respectful ethos and treating each other with kindness. 
• Assembly on understanding the definition of bullying, the impact on children, and the roles involved – we spoke about the negative effects it can have on one’s mental health and the roles we each play, or could play, in bullying (bully, target, assistant, reinforcer, defender, and bystander). 
• Odd Socks Day – Often children are bullied due to perceived differences, because they ‘stand out’ more than other children. While coming to school wearing our odd socks, we celebrated what makes us all unique to help prevent this happening! 
• Motivational quotes – Our students researched motivational quotes relating to bullying, remembering the theme ‘Reach Out’. Then, they chose one that means the most to them and created posters displayed at Lloyd’s building. 
• Thank you cards – finally, we created thank you cards for peers, teachers and family members to show our gratitude to all those who made a big difference to our day with one small, kind action.