University of Cambridge and Medicine/Dentistry Offers 2013
Nicosia Schools Athletics Competition (2013)
Cyprus School of Molecular Medicine (2013)
Pancyprian Schools Cross-Country Competition (2013)
Pancyprian Schools Swimming Competition (2013)
Nicosia Schools Athletics Cross-Country Competition (2012)
Highest International Subject Marks (June 2012)
Highest Subject Marks in Europe (June 2012)
Highest Subject Marks in Cyprus (June 2012)
Examination Results
Details of our students examination results, overall as well as by subject, can be found at our 'Exam Information' link.
University of Cambridge and Medicine/Dentistry Offers 2013
Congratulations to our University of Cambridge, Medicine and Dentistry offer holders (for small group photos, visit our 'University Entry' link).
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Pictured left to right:
Savvas Ashikallis (Cambridge, Engineering), Michalis Hadjiandreou (Queen Mary University, Medicine), Georgia Irene Neophytou (Glasgow University, Medicine), Aristotelis Mylonas (Glasgow University, Dentistry), Mehmet Boztuna (Manchester University, Dentistry), Christina Louca (Cardiff University, Medicine), Elena Aprilia Antoniou (UCL, Medicine), Maria Katerina Pissaridou (Queen Mary University, Medicine), Maria Fala (Cambridge, Medicine), Demetra Panayides (Cambridge, Economics), Eleni Courea (Cambridge, Geography), Elena Pahita (Cambridge, Natural Sciences), Nicole Rossides (Cambridge, Psychological & Behavioural Sciences).
Absent from the photograph are:
Andreas Chrysanthou (Cambridge, Natural Sciences), Andreas Georghiades (Cambridge, Law), Dimitris Kousoulides(Cambridge, Engineering) and Iacovos Theodoulou (Brighton & Sussex, Medicine).
An actress in the making ...
Since the age of 9 it has been the ambition of Krini to act, and those of you who attended the English Play ‘Salem’ will have seen her compelling performance. Now in Year 3, she is working towards her IGCSE in Drama, practising her audition and performance skills, and has just completed the LAMBDA Grade 3 examination at Centre Stage Drama school in Nicosia.
Her aim is to study at Juilliard in New York, one of the most competitive music, dance and drama schools in the US, with an acceptance rate of only 7.2% . We wish Krini all the best in her endeavours and have no doubt that she will realise her dream .
A passion for art ...
Myrto of 1G has had a passion for drawing for as long as she can remember and her talents were spotted early on when in 2005, at the age of 5, the writer Maria Pylioti asked her to illustrate one of her books. In December 2012, her Christmas design was chosen by our School to be used for its official Christmas Card. Myrto is currently working on illustrating another book; we hope to share more of Myrto’s work with you over the coming years.
Illustrations from the book ‘A melon in the sky’ (aged 5)
Nicosia Schools Athletics Competition (2013) - Junior Girls – 1st Place
Junior Boys - 4th place
Cyprus School of Molecular Medicine - March 2013
Congratulations to our students Maria Fala (7G), Elena Pahita (7R) and Andreas Mirallais (6W) for securing 4th place at the recent Cyprus School of Molecular Medicine (CSMM) Genius Genetics Quiz. With 72 participants taking part, you should feel particularly proud of your achievement!
‘Brilliant & Promising’ - February 2013
Five of our graduates have recently been featured in an article of the February edition of ‘InBusiness’ magazine entitled ‘Brilliant & Promising’:
Leonidas Aristodemou - (University of Cambridge, UK studying Engineering)
Demetris Drakos - (CALTEC, USA studying Electronic and Electrical Engineering)
Petra Koulia - (University of Oxford, UK studying Economics & Management)
Argyro Nicolaou - (University of Cambridge, UK studied English and now at Harvard, USA undertaking a PhD in Comparative Literature)
Stavros Skordis - (University of Cambridge, UK studying Architecture)
These five graduates form a small part of a very large group of successful ES graduates. Unsurprisingly, our graduates, upon finishing their University education, continue to be highly sought-after by businesses locally and often internationally.
Pancyprian Schools Cross-Country Competition (2013) - Junior Boys - 3rd Place
Pancyprian Schools Swimming Competition (2013)
Junior Boys – Individual Achievements
1st Place – Constantinos E. – 50m freestyle
2nd Place – Constantinos M. – 200m backstroke
4th Place – Vassos A. – 100m
Senior Girls – Individual Achievements
1st Place – Margarita P. – 50m freestyle
Oxbridge Statistics
During the period (2007-2012), The English School has sent 39 students to the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. Visit 'University Entry' to see what we do.
Medicine Statistics
During the period (2007-2012), The English School has sent 48 students to study Medicine. Visit 'University Entry' to see what we do.
Nicosia Schools Athletics Cross-country Competition (2012) - Junior Boys - 1st Place Senior Boys - 3rd Place
Junior Boys (Constantinos E., Constantinos M., Christos P., Nicolas M., Yiannis K., Vassos A., George P., Ozgun M.)
Senior Boys (George M., Andreas M., Lambros A., Christos P., Andronikos T., Stavros C.)
Junior Boys - Individual Achievements
3rd place - Constantinos E.
Senior Girls - Individual Achievements
3rd place - Yiolandi M.
Highest International Subject Marks (June 2012)
Andri C. - GCE A-Level Greek (joint)
Victoria H. - GCE A-Level Greek (joint)
Olympia C. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Maria C. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Demetrios C. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Charalambos M. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Charalampos M. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Charalambos R. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Melina V. - IGCSE Mathematics (joint)
Fuat C. - IGCSE Turkish
Maria K. - IGCSE Art & Design (joint)
Eleni P. - IGCSE Art & Design (joint)
Highest Subject Marks in Europe (June 2012)
Maria-Nectaria Antoniou - GCE A-Level Biology
Christos Kakoutas - GCE A-Level Physics
Highest Subject Marks in Cyprus (June 2012)
Maria-Nectaria A. - GCE A-Level Chemistry (joint)
Andronicos Y. - GCE A-Level Chemistry (joint)
Andreas G. - GCE A-Level Economics
Ismini J. - GCE A-Level Spanish
Melissa-Raya E. - GCSE Greek
Yiorgos S. - GCSE Music
World Maths Day - 14th March
There has been a tremendous response of schools to World Maths Day which falls on March 14th every year.
March 14th is the birthday of Albert Einstein, 3.14 (the American way of writing the date), also happens to be the approximation we use for π, when we divide the circumference of any circle by its diameter!
The challenge for this year was to set a world record in answering 10 million mental arithmetic questions by pupils playing against each other in real-time battles of mental arithmetic through the internet.
Schools from 98 countries were registered for this international event. In the UK alone there were more than one thousand schools taking part. It proved to be an incredibly exciting event and the total number of questions answered actually came to 38 904 275.
The English School ranked 3rd worldwide as having the highest school contribution and Mr Nikandrou's class, 1W, are to be congratulated in coming 2nd in the world for highest class contribution.
We will remember this date next year and we are determined to try even harder to beat the 2 leading schools from Hong Kong!
