We are thrilled to announce the outstanding achievements of our students in the recent Regional Mathematics Competitions. The English School has achieved an unparalleled accomplishment, securing 5 Gold Medals across 6 levels, along with 2 Silver and 1 Bronze medals.
Even more impressively, around 40% of all students progressing from Nicosia schools to the next stage come from The English School—a testament to our students’ dedication and the strength of our Mathematics Enrichment Programme.
A special thanks goes to Mr Andreas Demetriou, our Enrichment Programme Coordinator, whose guidance, support, and dedication have been instrumental in these remarkable achievements.
Below are the students who distinguished themselves this year:

Year 7
Gold:
• Hu Chenyou
• Lioudakis Constantinos Nikolas
Merit:
• Karantonis Giorgos
• Ioannou Eirini
• Soteriou Alexandros
• Michailide Eleni
• Pashias Andreas
• Mahdessian Boghos
• Iordanou Christophoros

Year 8
Gold:
• Chen Lareina
Merit:
• Shuyuan Yao
• Kontos Maria Electra
• Shekeris Ioannis
• Christodoulides Paris
• Kountouri Lyda

Year 9
Silver:
• Raja Siddharth
Bronze:
• Anastasi Stella
Merit:
• Panagi Despoina
• Apostolou Michaelangelos
• Christou Ioannis
• Michailides Antonis
• Wang Qiran

Year 10
Gold:
• Su Zilin
• Xie Yixuan
Merit:
• Aristodemou Andreas
• Cleanthous Sotiris
• Lioudakis Georgios
• Khan Aawaan
• Lambrou Ioannis

Year 11
Gold:
• Skriver Christian
Silver:
• Rouva Anna
Merit:
• Kiselev Mikhail
• Huang Zhibai

Year 12–13
Gold:
• Rouvas Philippos
Merit:
• Psomas Michalis
• Gavriel Giorgos

We congratulate all our students for their remarkable dedication, hard work, and passion for Mathematics. Their achievements bring pride to our school community and reflect the excellence we continue to strive for.

Our Senior Boys Volleyball team emerged victorious in our first game for the Nicosia Championship vs. Apostolos Markos Lyceum.

Our Senior Boys’ Volleyball Team emerged victorious in their first game of the Nicosia Championship against Apostolos Markos Lyceum.
Our boys exhibited enthusiasm, discipline, and high-level volleyball skills to secure a 2–0 victory and move on to the next round, where they will face Forum for a place in the final four.

Congratulations to our boys:
Demetris Papaphilippou Mannaris
Marios Constantinou
Alexandros Parikian
Sotiris H. Kyriakou
Ouranios Ioannides
David Savin
Marios Trypatsas
Antonios David
Maximos Psaltis
Nasos Troullides
Tianiu Hu
Alexandros Elia

and to their coaches, Christophoros Mannaris and Yiannos Nearchou.

We are pleased to share a recent interview with our Chair, who reflects on the school’s vision, values and future direction. In this engaging discussion, they highlight key priorities for our community and the importance of providing our students with a rounded, forward-looking education.

Watch the full interview below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLJPw1G_MlE

Our school swim team delivered an excellent performance at the Inter-School Swimming Competition held on Wednesday at The Grammar School Nicosia. Nine of our students took part, racing in a range of events and proudly returning with a total of eight medals – one gold, two silver and five bronze.
All our swimmers showed determination, skill and sportsmanship throughout the day, competing against strong opposition and achieving impressive times in their respective age categories.
Individual Results

Dicusari Elissaiou Perseas (Year 2)

• 7th place – 50m Freestyle (30,62 sec)
• 10th place – 50m Butterfly (44,66 sec)

Kutoglu Ersoy Birkan (Year 3)

• 11th place – 50m Freestyle (31,47 sec)
• 3rd place – Bronze medal – 50m Breaststroke (42,75 sec)

Neofytidi Eleanthi (Year 1)

• 7th place – 50m Freestyle (35,37 sec)
• 3rd place – Bronze medal – 50m Butterfly (39,60 sec)

Melina Loizou (Year 3)

• 4th place – 50m Freestyle (33,28 sec)
• 4th place – 50m Butterfly (40,22 sec)

Zubakov Nikita (Year 3)

• 2nd place – Silver medal – 50m Breaststroke (42,19 sec)
• 2nd place – Silver medal – 50m Backstroke (37,75 sec)

Papachristoforou Ellie (Year 1)

• 9th place – 50m Breaststroke (54,53 sec)
• 3rd place – Bronze medal – 50m Backstroke (48,47 sec)

Georgiou Melita (Year 2)

• 3rd place – Bronze medal – 50m Breaststroke (42,06 sec)
• 3rd place – Bronze medal – 100m Individual Medley (1:28,23)

Antoniades Stynos (Year 1)

• 8th place – 100m Individual Medley (1:37,60)
• 11th place – 50m Butterfly (45,93 sec)

George Mannaris (Year 1)

• 6th place – 100m Individual Medley (1:22,19)
• 1st place – Gold medal – 50m Backstroke (35,57 sec)

In addition, our swimmers also competed in the 4x50m Mixed Freestyle Relay, achieving a strong 4th place with a time of 2:15,68.

This was a fantastic team effort, and all our students should be very proud of their achievements. We warmly congratulate every swimmer who represented the school and thank their coach, Mr Andreas Sizopoulos, for his dedication and support.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the achievements of our students in the June 2025 Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards. These prestigious awards recognise exceptional performance in Cambridge examinations and place our students among the very best in Cyprus.

The award ceremony will be held on 10th December 2025 at The Pavilion, Nicosia, where students, families, and staff will come together to celebrate these remarkable accomplishments.

We extend our warmest congratulations to the following students:

• Nicole Tornaritis (5B) – Top in Cyprus, IGCSE Global Perspectives
• Stavriana Georgiadi (5R) – Top in Cyprus, IGCSE First Language English
• Evangelos Lioudakis (6B) – Top in Cyprus, AS Level Computer Science
• Erato Pantelidou (6G) – High Achievement, AS Level Design & Technology
• Ioannis Hadjipavlou (6W) – High Achievement, AS Level Design & Technology
• Nicholas Alexandros Mele (7R) – High Achievement, A Level Geography

These awards are a testament not only to the hard work, perseverance, and talent of our students but also to the dedication and expertise of their teachers. Congratulations to all teachers who have done such a good job in supporting our learners on their journey to excellence.

We look forward to celebrating their success together in December.

On Thursday 6th November 2025, The English School proudly celebrated its traditional morning Founder’s Day Sports, bringing together students from all year groups for a vibrant and competitive programme of sporting activities. The campus was alive with energy as students took part in a series of Inter-House competitions, all held in honour of our Founder and the school’s enduring sporting tradition.

Throughout the morning, Heads of House led their teams with enthusiasm and determination, while students were supported and supervised by members of staff, Heads of Year and members of the Senior Leadership Team. The spirit of fair play, teamwork and house pride was evident in every match and event.

After a series of hard-fought contests, the following Houses emerged as champions:

• Year 1: Survivor Inter-House Challenge – Newham
• Year 2: Junior NBA Inter-House Competition – Wolseley
• Year 3: Boys/Girls Futsal Inter-House Competition – Boys: Kitchener | Girls: Newham
• Year 4: Mixed Futsal Inter-House Competition – Kitchener
• Year 5: Mixed Futsal Inter-House Competition – Kitchener
• Year 6: Boys 7-a-Side Football Tournament – Kitchener
• Year 7: Boys 7-a-Side Football Tournament – Beaconsfield (also Super Cup Winners)

The programme concluded with the ever-popular Staff v Students Volleyball Match, where the students demonstrated impressive skill and teamwork, winning the first set to the delight of their peers.

Founder’s Day Sports once again highlighted the strength of our House system, the talent and commitment of our students, and the dedication of our staff.

Congratulations to everyone who took part, supported, organised or officiated during this special morning of sport.

We are delighted to share that our Senior Boys Basketball Team has earned a well-deserved place among the Top Four teams in the Nicosia Schools Basketball Competition.

In a dominant display of skill and teamwork, our boys achieved an impressive victory against Lykeio Akropolis, with a final score of 69–38. From the opening whistle to the final buzzer, the team demonstrated excellent discipline, determination, and cohesion on the court.

This achievement is a testament not only to the talent of our players, but also to their hard work in training and the guidance of their coaching staff. We congratulate the entire squad on this outstanding success and look forward to following their continued progress in the competition.

Team Members
Veletinas Alexandros
Milinkovic Savvas
Herodotou Orestis
Kramvis Antreas
Serrurier Timothee
Heraclides Savvas
Giannakou Ioannis
Heraclides Nikolas
Georgallis Anthony
Poullikas Christian Leon
Stavrou Konstantinos
Yiallouros Christian
Xenophontos Charalambos

Coaches
Andreas Sizopoulos
Andy Ioannou

Congratulations to our players and coaches on this fantastic milestone.

The third edition of the Erasmus+ DataScEd4CiEn project newsletter is available. This edition records the pilot implementation of STEAM scenarios across partner schools.

The issue includes classroom projects in Cyprus and Spain, where students aged 11-15 used authentic data to examine issues such as climate change, migration, gender equality in sport, food waste and the environmental impact of fast fashion.

The English School’s contribution included the scenarios “What is the True Cost of Your Clothes?” and “Every Bite Counts: Tackling Food Waste Together”, both of which connected Data Science with interdisciplinary classroom work.

Download the third newsletter

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

Boys’ Races – Thursday, 13th November
The Junior Boys’ 1500m race was held at 14:45. The Boys’ races were very competitive, with excellent performances.

Girls’ Races – Friday, 14th 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 organising this successful event.

Results can be downloaded from here.