Founder's Day Prize Criteria
Founder's Day Prize Criteria
Special Prizes
The Niki Marangou Prize for Founder's Day 2022-23 criteria is shown below:
The "Christakis Loizou Prize" Christakis Loizou was the Board and School Accountant, part-time teacher, and Boarding Housemaster for 10 years. He is well-known for his love for the school and the precision and honesty with which he carried out his duties. The prize is given in memory of his late wife Maroulla Loizou.
Awarded to the student with Highest scoring in AS year 6 Business
The "Marios Christou Prize" Marios Christou was an English School graduate, parent of the school and Senior Partner at PWC who passed away suddenly in 2004. This prize is awarded by his family in his memory.
Awarded to the student with Highest scoring AS year 6 Economics
Ioanna Skordi founder's day prize:
The prize will be given to a year 3 Non-native student (now in Year 4) who will be selected based on the following criteria:
The “George Hadjigeorgiou Prize” The “George Hadjigeorgiou Prize” is given by ESSA to the student who scored the highest result in the Mathematics entrance exam in memory of our colleague George Hadjigeorgiou, who passed away suddenly in 2018.
In General
For project-based subjects (Art, DT, Music) the criteria is more holistic because of the nature of the subject. The best person to talk to for these subjects should be the HoD.
For other subjects, in general the criteria are:
Year groups with no external exam: the criteria is based on the EoY examinations
Year groups with an external exam: UMS scores
The number of awards allotted for each department depends on the size of the cohorts and therefore sometimes awards need to shift across year groups.
PE
Years 2
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Boys
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Girls
Awards are based on the results of Term 3, then Term 2, then Term 1 and then of individual sports/activities
Years 3, 4 and 5:
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Boys
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Girls
Awards are based on the results of Term 3, then Term 2, then Term 1 and then of individual sports/activities
Year 6:
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Boys
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Girls
Awards are based on the results of Term 3, then Term 2, then Term 1 and then of individual sports/activities
Year 7:
No PE in Year 6
GCSE PE:
Year 5:
Best End of Year Result
Year 6 GCSE PE:
Best Result in GCSE PE
Special Prizes
The Niki Marangou Prize for Founder's Day 2022-23 criteria is shown below:
- Highest marks in year 6 End of Year Exams and UMS of Greek/Turkish in related A-level subjects - English Language, English Literature, Greek, Turkish, Art, History, Music.
The "Christakis Loizou Prize" Christakis Loizou was the Board and School Accountant, part-time teacher, and Boarding Housemaster for 10 years. He is well-known for his love for the school and the precision and honesty with which he carried out his duties. The prize is given in memory of his late wife Maroulla Loizou.
Awarded to the student with Highest scoring in AS year 6 Business
The "Marios Christou Prize" Marios Christou was an English School graduate, parent of the school and Senior Partner at PWC who passed away suddenly in 2004. This prize is awarded by his family in his memory.
Awarded to the student with Highest scoring AS year 6 Economics
Ioanna Skordi founder's day prize:
The prize will be given to a year 3 Non-native student (now in Year 4) who will be selected based on the following criteria:
- commitment to the subject
- continuous efforts
- progress
- participation in class
- academic performance at internal and external exams
The “George Hadjigeorgiou Prize” The “George Hadjigeorgiou Prize” is given by ESSA to the student who scored the highest result in the Mathematics entrance exam in memory of our colleague George Hadjigeorgiou, who passed away suddenly in 2018.
In General
For project-based subjects (Art, DT, Music) the criteria is more holistic because of the nature of the subject. The best person to talk to for these subjects should be the HoD.
For other subjects, in general the criteria are:
Year groups with no external exam: the criteria is based on the EoY examinations
Year groups with an external exam: UMS scores
The number of awards allotted for each department depends on the size of the cohorts and therefore sometimes awards need to shift across year groups.
PE
Years 2
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Boys
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Girls
Awards are based on the results of Term 3, then Term 2, then Term 1 and then of individual sports/activities
Years 3, 4 and 5:
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Boys
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Girls
Awards are based on the results of Term 3, then Term 2, then Term 1 and then of individual sports/activities
Year 6:
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Boys
Highest Mark in Physical Education amongst Girls
Awards are based on the results of Term 3, then Term 2, then Term 1 and then of individual sports/activities
Year 7:
No PE in Year 6
GCSE PE:
Year 5:
Best End of Year Result
Year 6 GCSE PE:
Best Result in GCSE PE
