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

The ES Erasmus team finally arrived to a stormy Ciechocinek, Poland after a gruelling 17hr journey. We began nice and early at 3.30am from Cyprus and it was great to have such a warm welcome from our Polish friends in the evening when we arrived. After a well deserved rest we will be ready on Tuesday morning for our trip to Torun.  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!

Our students learned how to use CAD effectively to visualise and professionally present their ideas. The staff were invited to select their favourite emblems from each House. The most popular emblems were declared winners.
 
Any student receiving at least one vote will be issued a commendation certificate.

You will find us in the Science Building by the DT Room (SB18) between 9 am and 6 pm. 
Come and show your support!

Students will have an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with the culture of the host country. They will also have private visits to universities in Germany, France and Spain, whereby students can explore the possibility of studying in an EU Country. Additionally, students travelling to France and Spain will attend intensive language lessons delivered by native speakers and receive a certificate of participation at the end of the trip.
 
Information regarding the three trips has already been shared with parents in a meeting held at the school.   It was terrific seeing our students’ parents, and we are looking forward to travelling once again!
 
We wish all our students great travels; in French: un bon voyage, in German, eine gute reise and in Spanish un buen viaje !

Year 1
Silver:                        
Marielena Neophytou, 1Y
Ioannis Ioannou, 1B
 
Bronze:                      
Anna Rouva, 1J
Iakovos Antoniou, 1W
Maximos Psaltis, 1J
Marilita Alkiviadi, 1G
George Hadjikyriakou, 1B
Christian Leon Poullikkas, 1J
                                   
Year 2
Gold:                         
Giorgos Gavriil, 2W
Philippos Rouvas, 2B
 
Silver:                        
Peiqi Song, 2B
 
Bronze:                      
Maria Christina Economides, 2J
Andreas Anastasi, 2G
                                   
Year 3
Silver:                        
Panagiotis Neokleous, 3W
 
Year 4
Gold:                        
Ara Mahdessian, 4W
Bronze:                      
Michalis Petrides, 4J
                       
Year 5             
Bronze:                      
Andreas Savvides, 5G
 
Year 6
Bronze:                      
Nikos Orestes Hadjicostis, 6J
Marios Achilleas Zachariades, 6J
 
Year 7
Gold:                         
Nikolas Mavrotheris, 7G
Bronze:                      
Petros Diomedous, 7J
 
Congratulations to all the students!