Year 2 visited the Leventis Art Gallery on November 6th and 13th. Our students were given a tour of the gallery and discussed Leventis's life as well as focusing on Renoir's portrait picture of his son Claude.
The highlight of the trip was visiting the workshop, where the children were given the opportunity to use a variety of materials to draw their own portraits.
It was a very educational and fun learning experience!
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During the friendship week, our students have been involved in making friendship flags and bracelets, learning about effective communication and what it means to be a good friend. All activities were supported by Ms Dipli from the Pedagogical Institute.
To culminate, we celebrated accepting differences with ‘Odd Sock Day’. The whole school gathered to sing together and listened to the wise words of Mr Penintaex from the ''One Dream One Wish'' association, who shared the incredible work the association does to support children battling cancer, leukaemia and other haematological diseases.
We were delighted to have raised over 700 euro for the cause.
Once again, our community showed empathy, care and support to those in need.
Thank you to the whole Junior School community for your kindness and generosity!
On November 13, Year 6 took part in the International Kahoot Cup 2025. Each year the Kahoot Cup brings together students and teachers for a live, virtual trivia quiz tournament. Students around the world represent their countries with flags, trophies and banners, engaging in a 35-question Kahoot quiz
Over 8,000 students play across 5 live games that cross time zones and continents to take part in a collaborative, competitive live event!
We are thrilled to announce that our students not only remained on the leader board throughout the 35 questions but overall placed in the top 5 out of almost 2,000 students and became the overall winners for the whole game:
We are so proud of all our students for their collaborative effort in winning the Kahoot cup. Congratulations!
It was a truly great day filled with team spirit, fair play, and school pride, as all our Senior School students competed across a range of sports, earning valuable points and trophies for their Houses.
This year’s overall winner of Founders’ Day 2025 was Christodoulides House – congratulations to all team members on their outstanding achievement!
The House Captains, Sports Captains and their Vice-Captains did an excellent job organising and motivating their teams throughout the day, showcasing exceptional leadership and enthusiasm.
A special thank you goes to our Music Department, whose energy and creativity added an extra groove to the entire event.
The day’s success was made possible through the fantastic organisation of the PE Department and the support of all staff members, whose teamwork helped make this celebration a truly memorable one for everyone involved.
