The team consisted of 56 students who practised intensively and worked hard in the preceding weeks.  They showed exceptional organisation, synchronisation and marching style and were proud ambassadors of our School. 

Congratulations to all!

The students that participated are shown below:

Year 3 started their Football Tournament with two very competitive games played.  Beaconsfield and Kitchener will meet in the Final of the tournament.
 
Results:
Year 1 Basketball Competition
K V N:  8 – 4
B V W:  12 – 27
 
Year 3 Football Competition
B V N:  3 – 1
K V W:  4 – 0

Except for the Inter-House Competitions that took place, students participated in the following sporting activities:
 
Volleyball
Softball
Futsal
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Tennis
Health and Conditioning
Handball
Table Tennis
Circuit Training

A series of lessons were conducted in the classroom, coupled with lectures by two esteemed doctors, Dr Sophocleous, who discussed preventative measures for breast cancer and Dr  Mavromoustakis, who raised awareness of HPV.   

The students were then tasked with creating posters or leaflets to raise awareness on this topic.  

Watch the video to see samples of their amazing work.

Students had the chance to approach French artists, especially from Paris.
After the gallery event, they all went to eat at "Le Frenchie" restaurant to get a taste of French gastronomy.
It was a very successful evening, and students were delighted to glimpse French culture in Cyprus.

Tickets are now on sale – EUR5 online: https://espa.org.cy/events/founders-day-bbq/

Events start at 3.00 pm. 

Activities include

Founder's Day Games
Bumper Cars
Sumo Wrestling
Face Painting
Latin Dance
Gladiators
Photobooth
Foosball
Dia de los Muertos Fiesta
Halloween Games 
Haunted House
Live Music with the English School Band
Food & Drinks

Don't miss out on an afternoon filled with fun!

The students had the chance to hear some beneficial information about Tsitsanis and his work from a researcher and a band member and could enjoy Greek music from the film and Titsanis's work.

They also enjoyed Greek and Cypriot cuisine. It was an extraordinary event that, besides its educational character, helped the students come closer to their classmates and teachers in a unique environment.

Special thanks to the non-Greek teachers and other staff members who were present and honoured the students and the Greek Department.

Date: 9th November
Time: 5 pm

Participants will be able to come and interact with PwC employees and find out more about:
(a) career opportunities available 
(b) talk with PwC employees to get a flavour of what life at PwC is like
(c) take a tour and their Experience Centre

The competition was fierce, and our talented students impressed the judges with their creativity and skills. Join us for one fantastic show on November 25^th at the Strovolos Municipal Theatre. Ticket information will be announced soon.