Over 12,566 students participated from 608 schools worldwide.

The results from our students are shown below:
Gold (awarded to the top 5%)
Fu Xiaodi – Gold

Silver (awarded to only 10% of the participating students)

• Kouyialis Theoklis 
• Petasis Antonis 
• Tserkezou Zoe 
• Wang Ruijin 

Highly Commended
Gialeli Andreas

Commended
Xie Yuanhong 

Well done to our students. We are very proud of you!

Andrea Georgiou won 2^nd Place in the 200m with a NPB of 26”.26 and 2^nd Place in the 400m, again with a NPB of 59”.71.  She was also a member of the 4X400m Relay Team for GSP, which won 1^st Place.
 
Evangelos Petasis won 3^rd Place in the 100m with a NPB of 11”.25 and 2^nd Place in the 200m with a NPB of 22”.72.
 
Christos Economides won 1^st Place in the 110m Hurdles with a NPB of 13”.72, setting a New Competition Record.
 
Congratulations to Andrea, Evangelos and Christos!

On Saturday at 12.00 noon, students will have a rare chance to listen to Dr Nicolaides tracing key moments in his pioneering career and answer students’ questions. The talk will be preceded by the unveiling of a plaque to commemorate the naming of the Science Building in honour of Dr Kypros Nicolaides.

On Saturday evening, Dr Nicolaides will attend the ELS22 Graduation Ceremony as Guest of Honour and will address graduates, parents/guardians, staff and management in what is expected to be a night full of emotion!

It was a great opportunity for our students to bond and have a great time in nature. Loads of activities took place including hiking, archery, a farm visit, and many other fun games. What an amazing way to start their summer break!

Nicosia, 21 June 2022
The English School students and faculty warmly welcomed HRH Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, to their premises on Tuesday, 21 June 2022, as part of the celebrations of Queen Elizabeth II‘s Platinum Jubilee across the Commonwealth of Nations. The Earl was received by Headmaster David Lambon and the Board of Management.

The English School, founded in 1900, stands as the oldest school of its kind outside the United Kingdom. This unique status was on full display during the Earl’s visit, also reflecting the school’s long-standing tradition of royal visits and its broader linkage to the United Kingdom, dating back to Princess Mary’s visit in 1936.

Among the historic milestones in the school’s illustrious history was Prince Philip’s visit, in 1993, who also awarded that year’s prestigious Duke of Edinburgh’s Award to students. The English School has a long and distinguished history with the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, dating back to 1968, which seeks to equip young people for life and work, as the world’s leading youth achievement award. Indeed, the school is the oldest Independent Award Centre in the world, counting an astonishing 700 student participants this current academic year alone.
In regards to the Earl’s visit, Headmaster David Lambon underscored the school’s established and multifaceted connection to the UK, alongside its excellent relations with the British High Commission. “We were delighted to welcome Prince Edward to our school, further expanding our longstanding relations. Since our founding in 1900, we have enjoyed close links with the UK, both through the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Scheme and many generations of students attending UK universities. There are many changes in the world at present, however, the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Scheme remains a constant avenue for student development, and we were delighted to welcome the Earl of Wessex to meet recipients today”.

Headmaster Lambon had the opportunity to share the school’s newly-launched Students First initiative, through which the school is taking the next step in the future of education and pastoral care. The flagship programme aims to reinforce the school’s educational mission through comprehensive improvements across all sectors, in continuing to prepare students to access the highest quality tertiary education and to become global and democratic citizens, empowered to aspire to key leadership roles in their adult lives.

During his visit, the Earl of Wessex also toured the institution’s grounds and was presented with a commemorative photo album, replete with archival highlights of the school’s rich 120-year history, including photos from previous royal visits by Princess Mary (in 1936) and Prince Philip (in 1993).

Year 3, congratulations on graduating Lower school! May you achieve many more goals in your life and inspire others around you! You are stars shining bright with achievements and making us all proud!

Many thanks to Year 3 Form Tutors who attended the event (Christos Kilaniotis, Michalis Gavrielides, Chryso Konstantinou, Stalo Achilleos, and Ioanna Koronaki), the Head of Year 3, Leonie Hadjithoma, Ms Katie Demetriou (Head of Year 1), Ms Elena Ignatiou (SMT)Ms Anne Marie Tellalis (SMT). It was a memorable night for the students and their teachers.

A special thank you to Chryso Konstantinou and Stalo Achilleos for the organisation of the event, and to Marios Hadjizorzis for his invaluable help and his amazing zeimbekiko!

At 6.30am we caught the bus to the historic city Gdansk and learnt about its special culture and importance in European history. Gdansk was simply stunning, after WW2 it was lying in ruins, and it was restored to regal glory later.  We saw giant golden clock towers, one of the tallest Cathedrals around, canals, ships, bridges and rivers and lots and lots of shops selling amber.  In the evening we ate Polish local food in a traditional Polish tavern, in a traditional wooden building with a thatched roof, and its own unique decorations. 
 
 Our project is geared to help us re-think our nutrition, eating habits and products we buy, leading to a healthier more sustainable future. 
 
More updates tomorrow!

Today's activities centred around our visit to the medieval and magical town of Torun. We travelled with our Polish hosts and Italian guests to discover its history, legends, and food.  +

Torun is home to the legend Nicolaus Copernicus; he was the renaissance astronomer who figured out that the Sun is the centre of our solar system. It is also full of magical tales, a leaning tower that supposedly grants wishes and a beautiful fountain with brass frogs that offers unending love!  The highlight was visiting the Gingerbread museum, where we learnt how the local delicacy was made from medieval times until now. We ate the delicious gingerbread, which is the best in Poland, if not the world…
 
 Our project is geared to help us how re-think our nutrition, eating habits and products we buy, leading to a healthier, more sustainable future. 
 
More updates tomorrow!

Theory Grades 1-8.

Music exams with all examining boards (ABRSM, Trinity, Rock School)

Registrations are now open https://music.englishschool.ac.cy
Email instrumental@englishschool.ac.cy for details or call 22799342