⚽️ Great news!

Our 2015 football team took 1st place at the Easter Tournament!

🔥 A special highlight — throughout the entire tournament, the team conceded only one goal. A great sign of discipline, character, and solid defending.

Big thanks to coach Vadim Voropaev for preparing the team so well.
Thank you to all the parents for their incredible support throughout the tournament.

It was especially great to see the boys supported by current Aris Limassol player Vana Alves and former club player Delmiro Évora Nascimento.

Proud of this result and moving forward!

🔬 MYP 5 students recently took part in a rich, hands-on learning experience combining environmental science and cutting-edge research.

At Athalassa National Forest Park, as part of a Ministry of Education programme, students engaged in inquiry-based fieldwork.

They investigated biodiversity, explored ecosystem interactions, and examined sustainability through direct observation, data collection, and analysis.

The day continued with a guided visit to the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics.

Students were introduced to real-world applications of genetics, neuroscience, and biotechnology, gaining a deeper understanding of how scientific knowledge is applied in contemporary research.

This experience allowed students to connect classroom learning with the wider world, strengthening both their scientific thinking and curiosity.

⛪️ The school choir together with the Student Council, visited KEPA Agios Christoforos

Visits like this offer students an opportunity to see and understand different aspects of life, encouraging attentiveness, compassion, and respect for others.

Meeting people who dedicate themselves to caring for those in need leaves a lasting impression and helps shape a deeper sense of empathy.

This initiative was also part of our Family Day activities, reinforcing values of community, togetherness, and thoughtful care for others.

🏫 The spring exhibition “Rhythms of Light and Colour”

It took place at Gallery Morfi in Limassol, bringing together the creative work of Trinity students while exploring the relationship between colour, form, and rhythm inspired by Orphism, and creating a space where visual art felt dynamic and alive.

The event opened with guest arrivals, music by a DJ, and an interactive ebru workshop. This was followed by the official opening and the recognition of participating students.

Guests were then invited to a guided tour of the exhibition, offering deeper insight into the works on display.

A lecture by Polina Dobragaeva, “Orphism and Other Strange Words: How to Understand Contemporary Art,” added another dimension to the experience, helping visitors engage more confidently with contemporary artistic language.