✨ “The Little Mermaid”: a memorable theatrical evening

On 19 March, our students presented the premiere of “The Little Mermaid” at the Cultural Hall of Pano Polemidia.

Guests arrived early to enjoy the photo zone before the performance began, and the evening soon transformed into a colourful and engaging theatrical experience.

Students from theatre, choreography, capoeira, and vocal studios collaborated to bring the story to life, while decorations created by the art and architectural modelling studios added a creative visual touch to the stage.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared this special evening celebrating the performing arts!

😄 Robotics Competition

Students designed and programmed autonomous robots to compete in sumo-style matches, aiming to push their opponents out of the ring.

Three teams competed for a place at Robotex Cyprus 2026, with all matches showcasing impressive engineering and programming skills.

Winners: Island Boys (MYP4A)
Neophytos Odysseas Yiallourides
Dmytro Morozov
Antonio Nicolas

Congratulations to all participants for a strong and competitive performance!

🎓 A strong showing on the international stage

Our Trinity MUN Team represented the school at an international Model United Nations conference in Belgrade, alongside MUN Leader Mary Asimakopoulos and Kimberly Cavender.

Their dedication and preparation led to outstanding results:
✨ Mark Shkvorets – Best Delegate
✨ Alexander Lifanov – Honourable Mention

An impressive achievement that reflects confidence, critical thinking, and strong diplomatic skills in action!

🔥 Trinity Private School hosted its internal Chess Championship, bringing together students to compete for a place on this year’s official team

The tournament served as a qualifying stage for the upcoming School Team Chess Championship, organised under the Cyprus Chess Federation and scheduled for 26 April.

The top five students from both primary and secondary levels have been selected to represent the school.

Following last year’s first-place achievement, the team now turns its attention to the upcoming competition, approaching it with focus, discipline, and clear ambition.

🔬 Our Science Fair was a day full of energy, discovery, and hands-on learning

Students explored maths through interactive stations, working together to solve challenges, build models, and think creatively. Grade 5 students supported younger learners, making the experience even more collaborative.

Later, each class presented their projects and led workshops — from plants and habitats to simple machines, electricity, and experiments with forces.

It was a day of curiosity, teamwork, and sharing ideas.

Thank you to everyone who made it possible ❤️