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.

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.

We had a full programme for our Juniors and selective events for our Senior athletes.  Lots of exciting competitions took place, with our athletes participating in their individual and relay events with passion, determination and sportsmanship.
 
On Sports Day, we had the Finals of eight individual boys and girls events as well as the Year 1 Relay and the 4x100m Relay Finals.  Our Sports Day Choreography Club put on a great show with their dance routine, which was enjoyed by everyone.
 
A number of star athletes emerged over the course of the competition, who won the top individual awards:
 
The Junior Champions in the boys category were Constandinos Kyriakos Pedonomou Middleton and Gabriel Azar, with Karlo Lazic being the Runner Up.
 
The Junior Champion in the girls category was Ioanna Ioannou and the Runner Up was Anna Maria Michaelidou.
 
The Victor Ludorum was Gerasimos Georgios Panayides and the Runners Up were Marios Ilarionos and Sotiris Hadjikyriakou.
 
The Houses that won the Inter-House Athletics Competition were Newham in the Junior Boys and Senior Boys Categories and Wolseley in the Junior Girls Categories.
 
Sports Day was a great opportunity for staff and students to come together to celebrate the achievements of our students in athletics.  Everyone helped make the event a success!
 
Congratulations to our athletes!

His success was formally recognized at the Awards Ceremony on Friday, February 7th, 2025, where he was commended for his exceptional performance throughout the season. The official report from the President of the Cyprus Cycling Federation highlights Michael’s hard work, perseverance, and sportsmanship in achieving this milestone.

Michael’s passion for cycling and unwavering commitment to excellence have been supported by his family and the school community. His achievements serve as an inspiration to fellow students, demonstrating the rewards of dedication, discipline, and perseverance.

We extend our warmest congratulations to Michael and his family on this incredible accomplishment. We look forward to witnessing his continued success in the years to come!

A special thank you to the Cyprus Cycling Federation for their ongoing support of young athletes and for recognizing Michael’s achievements.

Throughout the match, our team displayed outstanding spirit, collaboration, and sportsmanship, demonstrating the hard work and dedication they have put into their training. Their coordination on the court and determination led them to another well-earned triumph.

Meet Our Champions:

Coaching Team:

• Rafaella Neokleous
• Andreas Sizopoulos
• Alexandros Panayides

A big congratulations to our Junior Girls’ Basketball team for their continued success! Their commitment and enthusiasm are truly inspiring.

Well done, girls! Keep up the fantastic work, and we look forward to seeing more victories ahead!

The event, which promotes fitness, well-being, and community spirit, saw enthusiastic participation from Christopher Brown and Selma Karayalçın, the organizers of the ES Running Team initiative. They were joined by Vanessa Cambert, Andreas Ioannou, Chrysoulla Konstantinou, and Marilena Neocleous, all of whom embraced the challenge with determination and enthusiasm.

The Mitsero Mine Race, set against the backdrop of the region’s historic mining landscape, provided a scenic yet demanding route for the runners. The ES Running Team’s commitment to health and teamwork was once again on display, reinforcing the school’s dedication to fostering an active and supportive community.

With each event, #RunningWithPhilip continues to grow, bringing together staff, students, and alumni in the spirit of endurance and camaraderie.

Congratulations to all participants—we look forward to seeing even more members of our school community join in future races!

They explored insights on the topic of “Senses” and had the opportunity to learn from esteemed doctors who shared their expertise.  A special highlight was our very own alumnus, Dr Constantinos Stylianides, who captivated the audience with an engaging and educational talk! 

Under the expert guidance of Coaches Mr Y Nearchou and Mr C Mannaris, our talented athletes demonstrated exceptional skill and determination on the court. We are incredibly proud of their achievement and look forward to seeing them continue to excel in the competition.

Congratulations to Our Team:

• Alexandros Elia (3W)
• Orestis Themistocleous (3J)
• Stefanos Ioannou (3B)
• Konstantinos Mallis (3B)
• Mark (4J)
• Antonios David (3B)
• Constantinos Cosmas (3B)
• Odysseas Graves (2R)
• Andreas Stavrides (2W)
• Georgios Panagiotis Paraskeva (1R)

A heartfelt congratulations to our dedicated athletes and their coach! We wish them the best of luck in the upcoming matches.

Keep up the great work, team!

Our students engaged in fruitful debates and discussion on European matters addressing crucial issues ranging from Citizenship and Education to Technology and Research. 

The Model European Parliament is a leadership programme for youths in the 27 EU member states, in candidate and applicant as well as guest countries. The aim of the MEP is to educate young people at high school level about European integration and cooperation, and to develop their understanding of common issues as well as provide them with knowledge about EU institutions. The programme develops political awareness and an understanding for Europe’s cultural diversity.

Marielena Kyriacou our English School MEP Ambassador held the position of a Committee President during the session,  guiding new MEP delegates through debates, lobbying and discussions while four of our Year 5 EYP ES Club members  including Nicolas Alexandrou Taliotis, Anna Maria Menelaou, Sophia Doris Kalochoritis and Chariton Charitonos attended the session as delegates. 

Two of our Year 5 students were selected to attend interviews after being recommended by their Committee Presidents for their performance during the session, with Anna Maria Menelaou being selected to attend to the EuroMediterranean MEP session in Madrid 4 – 8 April, 2025.

We are very proud for our students' efforts during the MEP session and for seizing opportunities offered to them as part of their involvement of the EYP ES Club.

Virginia Rengel and Xenia Konstantinou
EYP Club Co-ordinators