Once more, our junior and senior students shone - this time in the Cyprus Bebras Challenge! The BEBRAS CY is organized by the Cyprus Computer Society in cooperation with the ICT Teachers Association under the auspices of the Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth. Students from private and public schools in Cyprus participated in the 1st round online and the top 50 students in each year group qualified for the final (2nd) round.
The BEBRAS Award Ceremony took place on the 16th of April at the University of Cyprus, and we are proud to share that our school, came first in terms of student participation!
Congratulations to our bright students: Nika Aliaksandrauna, Xibei, Yufeng, Mariia, Ilaria Ioanna, Ziwen, Panagiotis, Alexandra, Christos, Andis, Andreas and Constantinos - and to all our teachers for this wonderful achievement!
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The Business Faculty of the Junior and Senior School recently organized an educational trip to the headquarters of AlphaMega Hypermarkets. Our Year 10 Business Studies and Economics students, along with their teachers, were highly impressed with the impeccable organization of the visit and the outstanding quality of the presentations, which were highly pertinent to their curriculum.
The managers provided clear and comprehensive explanations of the roles and functions of each department, engaging the students throughout the visit. We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Marios Antoniou, HR Manager of AlphaMega Hypermarkets, and his team for providing our students with this invaluable learning experience and opportunity.
To start our summer term, Year 2 enjoyed a trip to the park where they linked their class learning experiences on environmental awareness in PSHE and enjoyed their Literacy Week theme on nature.
This outing included a scavenger hunt, a collaborative creative activity inspired by our Literacy Week text, The Night Gardener, as well as some fun team games, a discussion about our environment and a picnic snack.
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Sometimes the best learning happens when we put technology aside and experience history hands-on! 
Our Year 6 class did just that during their authentic 'Victorian school day'! The day included drill exercises and traditional playground games! Students practiced writing on slates and using ink pens!
They created dramatic recreations of Victorian photographs and they even baked Victoria sponge cupcakes with cream and jam! A truly immersive step back in time!
The Cyprus Chess Federation has successfully organised the Cyprus Team School Chess Championship 2025. 
On Sunday, May 11th at the Journalists House in Nicosia, more than 130 students from public and private schools around Cyprus participated in a highly competitive event.
Our team won second place and was awarded the Silver Medal in the Cyprus Lyceums category. Captained by Zian (Y11), Alexandros (Y10), Michail (Y9), and Marios (Y7), our school’s team participated in the competition for the very first time. Michail also won the 3rd Chess Board Best Player Award.
Congratulations on their amazing achievement, and many thanks to the Chess Federation for the opportunity to compete.
Our Year 7 French students had a fantastic Sunday morning experiencing a traditional French breakfast at a charming café in the heart of Nicosia! 
After learning how to order food in French in class, they put their language skills to the test—ordering in French and enjoying delicious treats alongside classmates and teachers.
A fun and tasty way to bring learning to life!
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Year 13's final week of lessons was made extra special with Spirit Week—from dressing up as favourite teachers to the hilarious "bring anything but a bag" challenge, every day brought laughs and school spirit.
Then came the grand finale: our Year 13s went out in true SSL style—from hiking and lunching in Platres, to chanting loud and proud outside school the next morning, welcoming parents, staff, and fellow students.
Plenty of laughs at our alternative teacher awards for students, followed by a lovely brunch with our amazing teachers.
T-shirt signing, pool splashing, the final bell… and one unforgettable #SSL25 chant to close the chapter.
We'll miss you, Class of SSL25!
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We are thrilled to announce that Maria, a Year 10 student, has won the Gold Prize in French at the Kangourou Competition held in Cyprus!
This remarkable achievement highlights her dedication, hard work, and exceptional skills in the French language. We are incredibly proud of her success and the determination she displayed throughout the competition.
Please join us in congratulating Maria for this outstanding accomplishment!
In March, our brilliant Year 5 students took part in an international maths competition focused on multiplication and division facts. Competing against 435 schools and nearly 56,000 students worldwide , they had to be fast, accurate, and strategic – playing for up to one hour a day.
With half an hour of practice in class and optional time at home, their dedication truly paid off! The Junior School placed 47th globally and an incredible 2nd in our region – a huge achievement that reflects their hard work and enthusiasm.
We're so proud of their determination and can't wait for next year's challenge!
