Our students Lambros Pantzaris and Feidias Kyriakidis participated in the Boys Category and won 2^nd Place.  Maria Chara Kyprianou represented the School in the Girls Category and made it to the Semi-Final Stage.
 
Congratulations to our students!

The following eight athletes who qualified by winning a medal in the Nicosia Schools Athletics Competition, represented the English School in the Pancyprian Competition.  They did their best to compete against the best student-athletes nationally, with the following results:
 
 

Congratulations to our athletes!

Eight teams involving 68 students registered for the tournament, and two groups of 4 teams were set up.  One group included teams from Years 4 & 5 and the other group teams from Years 6 & 7.
 
The group matches took place in November and December 2021, and the Play-offs were scheduled for January 2022.  However, the reality of covid-19 and academic commitments meant that the matches were postponed, with the Final taking place in April 2022.
 
The winning teams were:
 
1^st Place –  Markos Jirkas, Nicolas Athinodorou, Andreas Gialelis, Panos Alepis, Haris Kypreos, Haris Liveris, Constantinos Andreou, George Gialelis, Omiros Christou
 
2^nd Place – Ioannis Zervos, Yiannis Defteras, Andreas Michael, George Photiou, Demetris Papapetrou, Giorgos Hadjigeorgiou, Ioannis Skordis, Petros Kallinicou, Stylianos Solomonides
 
3^rd Place – Alexandros Sophocleous, Giorgos Agapiou, Evrypidis Hadjimichael, Pericles Petrides, Ioannis Hadjigeorgiou, Anninos Charalambous, Alexandros Adamides, Michalis Petrides, Antonis Agapiou, Klimis Porfyridis
 
Congratulations to all participants!
 

Students and teachers celebrated the importance of the Arts in our world while collectively dreaming of a better, brighter future for all. Activities included lively music performances at breaks by school bands, art activities such as silk printing, and music class performances for Year 2 and Year 3 students.

Our dream to be able to welcome parents and friends back to the school, finally came true with the final events of the week, an Art Exhibition and a Music Concert on Friday, April 8^th. The evening begun with the opening of the exhibition where GCSE and A Level students showcased their imaginative pieces, and continued in the school’s Hall where all school music ensembles performed works inspired by dreams and hope.
Congratulations to all participating students for their creativity. The future belongs to them and their dreams! 

This is an eight-lesson course for A level Mathematics students covering the basic concepts of data science and using Python for exploring data. 
 

Teacher in charge: Mr P. Georghiades

We are delighted to announce the outstanding performance seen by Economides Christos, who confirmed his participation in the European U18 Athletics Competition in Israel 2022. 
An amazing accomplishment.  Well done!

Congratulations to all our athletes; you make us proud!

Junior Boys and Girls practised their Basketball and Football skills in a fun-filled afternoon. Well done to all the participants. 

We hope you enjoy the photos!

The students had the opportunity to sample exciting activities in some of our key subject areas including: a print workshop in Art, Maths challenges and practical applications, Formula 1 racing, creating a personalised key-ring in Design Technology, skills development in Physical Education, using a big telescope to study the night sky, in our Astronomy Club, fascinating experiments in Biology, Chemistry and Physics, language debates and musical celebrations….

Anna Petrides, Year 7, talks about her experience:

 French Embassies worldwide organized their Night of Ideas this year, the event constituting a medium for communication between youth and policymakers.  Against the backdrop of the French Presidency of the Council of the EU, this year's event addressed two key issues: 'Climate Change' and 'the Digital Revolution.'

Each of the five individuals comprising the 'Digital Revolution' panel of the Night of Ideas brought something unique to the conversation, in most cases drawing inspiration from past experiences.  The privacy rights, cyberbullying, museum accessibility and communication between youth and policymakers were discussed.  Personally, having observed political polarization in my Instagram and Facebook feeds, I found reconciling social-scientific research in political polarization with my own experiences fascinating.

Preparing for the event was just as meaningful as the event itself.  In our meetings with Dr Kalliopi Agapiou-Josephides, representatives from the French Embassy and the director of the French Institute in Cyprus, our ideas took shape and form and were transformed into 3-minute presentations.
Highlights included an informal cocktail night at the French Ambassador's residence, having discussions with Embassy staff (in French) and interacting with renowned academics.  Nevertheless, the most memorable element was the sheer feeling of hope I felt seeing young people use their insightfulness and creativity to solve global challenges.  I feel grateful to Madame Salina Grenet-Catalano for this opportunity and hope that such events will be expanded in the future.