The team showcased exceptional skill, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the game, earning well-deserved recognition for their hard work and dedication.

Team Members:
Constantinou Glafkos, Marnelos Giorgos, Rossos Stavros, Milios Michalis, Savashaskan Aziz Fuat, Milinkovic Savvas, Hadjikyriacou Sotiris, Kramvis Antreas, Veletinas Alexandros, Herodotou Orestis, Serrurier Timothee, Manaris Demetris.

Congratulations to all the players for their fantastic performance!

Dr. Lausi was in Cyprus for a high-level Japan-Cyprus scientific collaboration, and his talk, titled "Synchrotron Light: A Universal Tool for Science and Culture," explored how this cutting-edge technology is used to advance our understanding of science and culture. 

As the Scientific Director of SESAME Synchrotron, a world-class research facility, Dr. Lausi shared incredible insights into the power of synchrotron light and its importance in shaping scientific advancements. His work not only sparked curiosity but also showed our students how science plays a pivotal role in shaping our world. 

After the talk, our Year 7 Physics class had the opportunity to engage in an interactive Q&A session with both Dr. Lausi and Dr. Kirsi Lorentz, an Associate Professor at The Cyprus Institute. The session was filled with insightful questions and discussions, fostering a deeper understanding of potential career paths in science. 
We hope this inspiring session opens the door for future collaborations and encourages our students to dream big in the world of science! 

The English School dominated the first half, racing to a 3-0 lead thanks to precise strikes from Maria Leandrou, Kyveli Matsi, and Nayia Stephanou. Their attacking prowess and defensive solidity kept Apollon Ladies at bay for much of the game.

Apollon Ladies mounted a spirited comeback in the second half, narrowing the score to 3-2 and putting pressure on The English School's defence. However, Nayia Stephanou rose to the occasion once more, delivering a powerful header that sealed the match at 4-2.

With this victory, the team remains firmly in the title race. Their next challenge comes against Omonoia FC, where they will aim for another win before heading into the Christmas break.

Congratulations to the entire team and coaching staff for their continued hard work and success. Best of luck in the next match — let’s keep the winning streak alive!

Throughout the competition, our Senior Girls demonstrated remarkable spirit, collaboration, and exceptional basketball prowess. Their dedication, strategic gameplay, and relentless effort earned them a well-deserved spot on the podium.

Congratulations to our talented athletes for their outstanding performance! We are incredibly proud of their achievement and look forward to more successes in the future.

Team Members:

• Agroti Simoni

• Theophilide Penny

• Charalampidou Marianna

• Emanouela Economou

• Demetriade Artemis

• Maria Christina Economides

• Stavrou Dimitra

• Nathanael Sophia

Coaches: Rafaella Neokleous, Andreas Sizopoulos

Well done, girls! Keep up the great work!

A Thrilling Victory in the Knockout Stage

In a nail-biting knockout stage match, the team faced the formidable Forum Sports School. With just seconds remaining on the clock, they secured a dramatic 3-2 victory, earning their well-deserved spot among the top 10 futsal teams in Nicosia. The team’s perseverance and tactical play were key to this memorable win.

A Hard-Fought Battle in the Next Round

Advancing to the next round, the boys faced Lykion Acropolis in a challenging encounter. Despite their relentless efforts and unwavering determination, they narrowly missed victory, with a final score of 3-1. Though their journey in the competition ended there, their hard work, unity, and sportsmanship shone brightly throughout the tournament.

Celebrating Dedication and Sportsmanship

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the players for their dedication, resilience, and outstanding representation of The English School. Their commitment and team spirit have made us all incredibly proud. We eagerly await their future achievements on and off the field.

Team Members:
Michalis Psomas, Kallinikos Kallinikou, Stavros Vafeas, Theodoros Miltiadous, Kyriacos Kyriakides, Pipis Aristodemou, Ioannis Hadjipavlou, Constantinos Vrachimis

Coach:
Georgio Kyriacou

Well done, team! We look forward to seeing you excel in future competitions.

The visit offered students a unique opportunity to explore the inner workings of a multinational business. They learned about the history of Ocean Basket and its successful business model. Key discussions focused on critical business concepts such as Human Resource Management and Marketing Strategy, topics they have studied for their IAS exams.

Beyond the academic discussions, students observed firsthand how these business strategies are implemented in a real-world setting. Engaging directly with professionals, they connected classroom theory with practical applications in a dynamic business environment.

To top off the experience, the students enjoyed a delightful lunch provided by Ocean Basket, enhancing the welcoming and educational atmosphere of the visit.

The students expressed great satisfaction with the experience, finding it both informative and enjoyable. The school extends its gratitude to Ocean Basket for hosting this valuable learning session.

We are pleased to share the team and individual results for both the Boys' and Girls' races.

Boys’ Races – Thursday, 28th November
The Junior Boys 1500m race, held at 14:45, was run in memory of Philip Georghiades, making the event particularly meaningful for all participants.

Girls’ Races – Friday, 29th November
The Girls’ races saw excellent performances and strong team efforts throughout the competition.

Congratulations to all students who participated, showing resilience, determination, and sportsmanship. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the PE Department for their hard work in organizing this successful event.

Results can be downloaded from here

Results by Year Group:
Year 7:

• First Place (shared): Kontos Maria Electra and Chen Lareina
• Progressing to Nationals:
  Shekeris John
  Kontos Odysseas
  Christodoulides Paris
  Vrakas Alexandros
  Charalambides Fenia
  Shuyuan Yao
  Charalambides Nelia
  Marangos Markos

Year 8:

• First Place: Panagi Despoina
• Progressing to Nationals:
  Raja Siddharth
  Wang Qiran
  Anastasi Stella
  Apostolou Michael Angelos
  Iacovou Orestis

Year 9:

• Third Place: Aristodimou Andreas
• Progressing to Nationals:
  Su Zilin
  Cleanthous Sotiris
  Lioudakis Georgios
  Lambrou Ioannis
  Khan Aawaan
  Xie Yixuan
  Kambanella Valeria

Year 10:

• First Place: Rouva Anna
• Progressing to Nationals:
  Huang Zhibai
  Skriver Christian

Year 11:

• First Place: Rouvas Philippos
• Progressing to Nationals:
  Song Peiqi

Year 12–3:

• First Place: Machtesian Ara
• Third Place: Liasidis Alexandros

Celebrating Excellence:
These results reflect the hard work and dedication of our students, supported by the Enrichment Program introduced in 2022. Their achievements have placed The English School at the forefront of Mathematics excellence in Nicosia, contributing to over 30% of students progressing from a single school to the Nationals.

The session highlighted two distinct pathways: English Literature IAL and English Language IAL, offering a comprehensive overview of each course’s content, the skills students can develop, and potential career prospects.

Year 6 students shared their personal experiences, emphasizing the enriching nature of studying English at an advanced level. They detailed how the courses have helped them build critical thinking, analytical writing, and creative communication skills—attributes highly valued in many career fields such as journalism, law, publishing, and education.

Teachers from the English Department also elaborated on how each course nurtures a deeper understanding of language and literature while fostering intellectual curiosity and self-expression.

The event left Year 5 students inspired and better informed, ready to consider how English A-Level courses can align with their academic interests and future aspirations.

A special thanks to the English Department and Year 6 students for their engaging presentations and valuable guidance.