Platinum News 2013/14 Summer Edution

June 2014
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
MEDI.M.U.N / EYP
2
Achievements
3
Science Fair
4
Public Speaking
4
Discovery Day
5
Clubs
6-7
Inside Story
6
MEDI.M.U.N
Message from the Editors
Dear Readers,
We would like to
welcome you to our
newspaper’s summer
edition 2014.
As another academic
year has come to an end
it is worthwhile reflecting on everything that
both pupils and teachers
have gained. In the following pages you will see
a lot of hard work, admirable academic achievements, participation in
competitions, sports,
events and clubs, all here
contained for your enjoyment.
Once again, our pupils
excelled not only in academics but also in extracurricular activities.
This edition features
some of our pupils‟ academic achievements and
their participation in
school-organised events
such as the Talent
Show, the Science Fair,
Club days, a talk given
by Ms Tenia Makri and
the school play „Beauty
is the Beast‟.
Our pupils also took
part in national organised events such
as MEDIMUN, EYP and
Public Speaking in which
they have surpassed
every expectation.
We would like to thank
our pupils for their articles and congratulate
them on their achievements. We hope you
enjoy this edition and
we wish you a great
summer,
Regards,
Ms Christina Mariou
and
Ms Marianna Achilleos
(Editors)
CAKE SALE
SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS
SPORTS DAY
MEDI.M.U.N
MEDI.M.UN is a simulation of the United
Nations conferences.
During these conferences,
pupils
beDaphne Chorattidou 5B
come delegates, representatives of a UN Member State that has been allocated to
them. After extensive research into
their allocated country, delegates
discuss, write and debate resolutions.
I was lucky enough to be selected to
represent Brazil in the Special Conference. We had to discuss a very
delicate subject; LGBT rights. LGBT
is the acronym for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender. Unlike the
other groups in MEDI.M.UN, we had
to write resolutions on three topics;
preventing violence against LGBTs,
preventing discrimination against
LGBTs in the job market and workplace and protecting the rights and
increase tolerance of LGBTs in
LEDCs.
After months of exhausting research
concerning my country‟s history,
LGBT rights in certain
countries, religion and
political scandals, I was finally ready. The
first day was dedicated to lobbying and
merging, meaning we had to form alliances with the countries which had similar views to our own and improve their
resolutions in order to come up with
one final resolution. Brazil being proLGBT for example meant that I needed
to look for similar countries to work
with, and distinguish the countries my
views came into conflict with.
On the day of the conference, I was
really nervous. After a few clauses I
found the courage to speak and then
everything just fell into place. I was extremely impressed with the personalities of the people I met in MEDI.M.UN.
The delegates there were some of the
most intelligent and sharp people, living
in Cyprus I daresay. I almost fell intimidated but it is so easy to make new
friends there. The delegates of Belgium
and Paraguay became like sisters to me
once they saw I had stage-fright and
helped me overcome it.
At the end of these three days, we had
managed to finish debating our topics
and resolutions, had a good laugh with
our new friends, learned about foreign
customs and came one step closer to
contributing to a world free of inequalities and discrimination. Would I take
part again? A thousand times YES!
Why? Because I‟d find myself seeing the
same crazy and intelligent people,
meeting more interesting delegates,
understanding world issues further and
of course have my voice heard regarding their solution.
European Youth Parliament
On the 26th April, my team
and I attended the European Youth Parliament Preselection Day. As a team of
delegates we were expected to
research and form a resolution
which we would have
Melina Theodorou 5B
to present and defend
in front of other teams that attended
the assembly on that day. Besides
that, we were also expected to take
part in stirring debates concerning other teams' resolutions.
Nevertheless, the day was not as monotonous as one might think; in fact
anyone who attended the event would
agree that it was a stimulating day.
Page 2 The Pre-selection day included various
team building activities which included
singing along to an endless list of very
original songs which also included very
animated dance routines.
At some point the delegates even gave
each other a massage which helped us
all rid the nerves that usually accompany such events. These activities
caused endless laughter and excitement and also helped us all step out of
our comfort zone and encouraged us
to acquire new friendships.
Indeed, it was a very eventful day
which we will always remember. Furthermore, after a week of waiting we
were informed that our team was
chosen, along with other teams, to
attend the National Assembly in August!
We couldn‟t be any happier!
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Louis Leonida is a
Cambridge High Achiever
Congratulations to Louis Leonida (6B)
of PASCAL English School Lemesos, and
his teacher Ms Christina Mariou, on the
outstanding achievement of attaining the
highest grade in Cyprus for the Cambridge
IGCSE English as a Second Language Examination in the June 2013 Examination series.
Daphne Chorattidou (5B) excels in German Competition at
the Goethe Institut in Lefkosia
on 8th March 2014 .
PASCAL English
School Lemesos and
PASCAL Greek School
Lemesos pupils excel
in Europe Direct Competition.
Congratulations to
pupils and teachers!
Louis Leonida's academic
achievement was recognised at the "Outstanding
Cambridge Learner
Awards Ceremony" which
took place in Nicosia on
Wednesday, 19th February 2014.
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Science Fair
On Saturday 3rd May, I
had the honour of presenting my Science Project at the 10th Annual
Science
Fair
Eleni Konstantinou 2A
which was held
at PASCAL English School,
Lefkosia.
I was fascinated with my project
and I wanted to transfer my enthusiasm to the people and to
the judges. My project was about
Gel Electrophoresis, the method
of separating DNA, RNA and proteins. It is used in many labs
when people are interested to
find out if they inherited a disease such as cancer or alternatively, when they want to match
DNA to criminals. I believe that
my project was quite original and
important, that’s why I had faith
in it and I wanted people to learn
about it and love it as much as I
did. To accomplish the experiment I had to visit an actual DNA
analysis lab in Athens.
them my samples and explaining
to them my work, I felt my mind
freezing, my hands trembling and
my cheeks blushing as I was extremely nervous. Nevertheless, I
had one thing inside me… Faith! I
had faith in what I was telling
them. When I finished presenting
my work to the judges so many
people came and asked questions that I felt lucky I could explain to them something I considered so great!
When the judges were announcing the winners I couldn’t believe
it when they shouted out my
name. I am grateful to PASCAL
for organizing such a nice event
annually and I hope many young
scientists like me get the chance
to show the world their achievements. I want to congratulate all
those pupils who stood up and
presented their work for so many
hours as I found them equal opponents who fought to get to the
top. It was an amazing experiWhen I had to present it to the ence and definitely difficult to
judges and while I was showing forget!
Congratulations to:
Eleni Konstantinou 2A
who won 1st place in the
Year 2 category,
Antonia Vanezi in 3A
who won the Year 3 category and
Paraschos Cant in 3A
who took second place.
Science fair is the best
way to learn and think as a
scientist. In this competition we enjoyed a wonderful Saturday with our
friends and we even met
new people. Additionally,
each of us learned something new from our friends'
projects. I loved this competition and I am really sad
to know that next year will
be the last time I can participate! So, to future pupils
interested: Just enjoy this education party as much as
you can!
Public Speaking
The Public Speaking Competition is a
competition that gives pupils a chance
to speak about a topic of their choice.
So this year we, PASCAL English School,
spoke about all the things that
Arthur Kyriakoudes 2A
parents do to annoy us.
PASCAL English School Lemesos
Junior Team—1st place winners:
Michael Rodionov, Eleni Skordis,
Maria Hadjisavva, Arthur Kyriakoudes
Teachers: Ms Marianna Achilleos
and Ms Christina Mariou
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Our team won first place. Important to mention is also
that PASCAL Greek School Lemesos Junior Team took
2nd place.
I really enjoyed the Public Speaking Competition and
hope to do it next year with my GREAT TEAM Eleni
Skordis, Maria Hadjisavva and Michael Rodionov.
Above: PASCAL English School Lemesos
Junior Team
Below: PASCAL English School Lemesos
Senior Team (Elena Petridou, Zoe Efstathiou, Phivos Philitas, Eleni Kyriakou (Year 4)
MAY 2014
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Discovery Day is a fun day full of activities in which pupils
who wish to attend PASCAL School (Year 1) come and
enjoy themselves by doing various educational and entertaining activities.
This year, the pupils played "Treasure Hunt", "Who wants to
be a millionaire", “Fruit Salad" and many other games that involved teamwork and critical thinking. In addition, the children
had the opportunity to observe different experiments in the new
science lab and ask questions with regard to science.
During Discovery Day the parents are also given a presentation
about our School by the Headmistresses, Ms Maria
Ehrhartsmann and Ms Jodi Rigas.
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Cooking Club
Joey Nasr 2A
Stuffed
chicken
breast with feta and spinach,
or rosemary and cream
potatoes. These are just a couple
of recipes that the Master Chef
Roddy taught us to cook. Roddy
is an excellent teacher and a
great chef. He shows us techniques that many people
do wrongly and taught us
how to them correctly. He
taught us little tricks that
add an immense amount of taste
to the food we cook. He doesn’t
only focus on the taste, but he
also makes the food look
wonderful to eat and he uses
every last drop of taste to make
the food sensational.
Debating Club
Debating club was my first choice for clubs because I love
debating and speaking to an audience. I’m glad I chose this
club as I have learned many new things about
Arthur Kyriakoudes 2A
debating and public speaking. It has helped
everyone in the club to become more confident and relaxed when speaking. We have done many fun and at the same time educational activities.
The teachers have been a great help and have guided us through many different obstacles that each of us have. Nearly everyone in the club participated in
the Public Speaking Competition so I think it shows how confident we have
become. The energy in the debating club is amazing and by the end of the year all the pupils wanted to be the first ones to get up and have a verbal battle.
Pastry Club
This year, just like every year, every pupil chose a club to attend for the six
days dedicated to the clubs. I chose to participate in the pastry club which was the
greatest decision for me and my stomach! The pastry club was divided into two groups.
The first group attended lessons at Zanneti Creations and the second group was at Ermi’s Pastry School. I
Maria Hadjisavva 2A
was put in the Ermi‟s section of the club. There, for the three first club days we tried our best to create
cakes with fancy shapes and colours. For the other three, our tutor took us to observe the three different job posts at
Ermi‟s bakery/pastry shop. There was the Pastry section, the bread‟s section and the savoury‟s section. They were all
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JUNE 2014
MAY 2014
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Glee Club
As I walked in the classroom,
Anastasia Serduke 2A
where our
Glee club was held, I could not
decide whether I felt anxious or
excited. I was always interested
in music and dancing and I believed that this club was made
just for me. So, I was worried if I
made the right decision. However,
now I am sure that this was one of
the best experiences I had and
would definitely recommend everyone to join the club. Not only
did I learn new songs and cool
dance moves but also gained an
experience of real teamwork and
made lots of new friends! Usually,
we laugh with my friends and
remember all the embarrassing
but at the same time funny situations. For example, my team and I
had to perform in front of the
class our own dance moves to a
song and in the end, we all ended
up laughing! Also, at the end of
each club day, we were all filled
with positive energy. This was an
Photography club
Expect lots of fun from the
Photography Club as it is
an entertaining club. It is
also a club where we
Rafaella Petraki 2A learn so many things;
not only about photos
but even about the places we visited.
We visited beautiful villages in Cyprus
which I would have never visited. The
Photography Club was so interesting
that I would recommend that you to
choose it and I can guarantee that you
will have a great time watching the
stunning views and taking photos of
interesting and unusual things.
Three pupils from PASCAL English School, Lemesos have been
selected to represent Cyprus with
their photographs in the 36th FIAP Youth Print Biennial, which
will take place in Berlin, Germany.
Congratulations to Christos Metaxas (Lonely Walk), Charis
Topouzi (Church of Lofou Village)
and Ghousoun Al Saleh (Blue
Window).
Charis Topouzi
(Church of Lofou
Village)
Congratulations to the teachers
involved in the Photography Club,
Mr Andreas Neophtou, Ms Elena
Potamou, Ms Georgina Miltiadous
and Ms Andria Ioannou.
Christos Metaxas
(Lonely Walk)
Ghousoun Al Saleh (Blue Window)
Tenia Makri
Ms Tenia Makri was invited by our
school to speak on behalf of her
own research and present
Louis Leonida 6B
her views on the matter of
child development. During this time, she
elaborated on the generation gap and gave many
helpful pieces of advice which were found to be
invaluable by many of the parents who attended
this event.
Ms Makri pointed out many faults in today‟s
parenting methods and outlined ways that could
be used to deepen the bond and trust between
the parents and their children. It was undoubtedly a very informative presentation and it was
fortunate I was there
to hear it..
“From Primary School to High
School”
Worries and Concerns
Charity Event at the Four Seasons Hotel with
Dr. Ioannis Kalogerakis
Dr, Ioannis Kalogerakis
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PASCAL English School and PASCAL Greek school Lemesos organized an event aiming to make
everyone aware of issues around
volunteerism, charity and community service, and at the same time
cultivate a more positive attitude
towards life in general.
ness’. His main aim
is to help adults
understand teenagers and deal with
issues arising due to the financial
crisis as efficiently as possible. An
open discussion followed and
guests were able to ask questions.
The charity event was under the
auspices of the Holy Metropolis
of Lemesos. The programme of
the event included a lecture by a
distinguished speaker and consultant of PASCAL Schools, Dr. Ioannis Kalogerakis. The topic of his
lecture was: „Convert the crisis
into an opportunity. Build:
Relationships, Career, Happi-
The ticket – donation costs
€20. The proceeds were offered
for the meal of
people in need
which is organized
on a daily basis by
the Holy Metropolis of Lemesos.
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Talent Show
First Prize
PASCAL English School
Lemesos
This year, my sister
and I participated in
the Talent Show competition at PASCAL
English
School
in
Larnaca. We were very
and
Alina Bronnikova 3A excited
overwhelmed
because we didn‟t know what to
expect. Despite the fact that we
were very nervous, we did well. We
couldn‟t even imagine that we would
get a place. Therefore, when the
second and the third places were
announced, we were even more
certain that we would not win
anything. We were shocked and
astounded when we heard our
names after the words, “And the
first place is awarded to…” We felt
cheerful,
joyful
and delighted!
Alina and Christina Bronnikova performing
Beauty is a Beast
I participated in
the
PASCAL
English
School
play "Beauty is
the Beast". I was
one of the
Stefan Kairinos 6A
main roles
in the play
cast as the peasant Nick who
accepts Beauty in his home and
quickly, too quickly if you ask
me, falls in love with her inner
beauty. Several pupils of all ages
participated in the event and we
all had fun on the day of the
show. It was a nice memory to
have earned for our last ever
school year for those graduating, such as myself. We had
quite a big turn out on the night
and the audience seemed to
have enjoyed it.
I'm in anticipation of the next
school play! I would encourage
participation in this school
activity for all those pupils out
there looking for something
different to do with a friend or
just enjoy a new experience.
French Day
Once again, the annual French Day was
highly successful.
Many pupils helped with the event by bringing
French sweets and savories. An amount of approximately €600 was raised. Part of the
amount raised was used for prizes for the winners of the French Competition and part of the
amount raised was offered to Charity.
It was a joyous event that should be repeated.
German Day
For the first time ever our school, PASCAL English
School Lemesos, decided to have a German Day.
Our German teacher, Miss Elena Pavlou came up with the
great idea to organize the event. We had many different
delicious German sweets such as, Berliner, kindercupcakes, kinder milkshakes, candy bags, strawberry pudding, kinder bars, kinder cheesecakes and black forest cake.
We even had hot dogs and schnitzel and also had a draw
and gave out two special prizes: a beer glass full of German
candy and a traditional Austrian cake. The event took place
on the 28th March during the second and third break. It was
a great success! We managed to raise 368 Euros and decided to give all profits to the „Make a Wish Foundation‟. It
was a great day and an amazing experience! Hopefully we‟ll
have another German Day next year, and maybe next year
it will be even more successful!
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Miss Elena Pavlou (German Teacher), Philippa
Pavlidou (4A) - one of the pupils who helped in the
organization of the event, offering the cheque to a
representative of the ‘Make a Wish Foundation’
Sixth Formers Club
Ice skating
at My Mall
Paintball at
Zygi
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The Sixth Formers Club took place for the
first time this year.
Pupils took part in enjoyable team building activities like hiking, ice skating, cycling, shooting, wall
climbing, horse racing, paintball and shooting.
All pupils expressed their
satisfaction with the club.
Santa Marina Resort
where pupils had the
opportunity to do
horse-riding, wall climbing and rope climbing
Easy Lemon Ice Cream
Ingredients
Instructions
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1 can fat-free sweetened condensed milk (14 ounces)
1 container fat-free Cool Whip
(8 ounces)
1 large lemon, zested and
juiced (or two
smaller, mine was a
huge Meyer lemon)
 1/2 teaspoon
lemon extract
1. Stir together sweetened
2.
condensed milk and cool
whip in a large tupperware
container. Stir in the zest
and juice from 1 lemon (I
used a Meyer lemon, if
yours is a small or regular
lemon, you may want to
use two) and the extract
(this is optional, but I
wanted an extra punch of
lemon flavor).
Stir until mixed and freeze
until hardened, at least 6
hours or overnight.
‘Eclectic’ Art Exhibition
Last Friday, 30th May,
PASCAL English School
Lemesos had their Art
Exhibition ‘Eclectic’ at
the Porto Bello Gallery,
by the Marina. We showed
the work of both Lower and
Upper School pupils, and the
result was outstanding. The
Lower School participated in
a competition titled „The
Mermaid of Porto Bello‟, and
the pupils produced beautiful
work. The first place prize
went to Erfan Mohseni, 3A,
second Loucas Araouzos, 3A
and the third to Nefeli Kimonos, 3B.
The first place prize for Upper School went to Florida
Theodosiou, 6A and certificates of excellence were giv-
en to Hebe Michaelidou and
Georgia Christofi, 4A.
Congratulations to all participants of the exhibition for
their hard work and effort
and showcasing such incredible talent. It was such a wonderful way to end the „Art
year‟ after such hard work
and both pupils and teachers
involved were thrilled with
the turn out.
Art Teacher
Ms Maya Kayali Alem
PASCAL English School Contribution to Charity
PASCAL English School Lemesos contributed to the ‘Make a Wish’ Foundation by donating
money in order to make an individual‟s dream come
true.
Motorists arrived at PASCAL early in the morning
to collect the sum. Money was collected by Andreas
Orphanides (6B) through the sale of tickets.
Learning about cancer...
Friday, 21st March 2014
Pupils came to school wearing a plain T-shirt
representing a type of cancer in order to raise
awareness of the different types of cancer.
Pupils donated money and the sum collected was donated to the Anti-cancer Society.
Andreas Orphanides offering the money to „Make a
Wish‟ Foundation
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JUNE 2014
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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1
Youth Voice Conference
Our School participated
in the 3rd Annual Youth
Voice Conference which
was held at the University
of Cyprus in Nicosia. The
pupils (Meropi Loizou, Emilios
Charalambous, Andreas Nicolaou, Zoe Efstathiou, Alexander Groutides, Xenia Menelaou and Stavrina Pieridi)
participated in this annual
weekend conference where
young people between the
ages of 15-21 from schools
across the island convened to
discuss and express themselves. Our pupils gained a lot
from the Youth Voice
Conference—attendees were
given the opportunity to
voice their views and concerns on issues that matter;
to develop informed opinions
and discover new perspectives; to improve their
communication skills, and
work actively towards a
better future.
Pupils Preparing for the Conference
Pupils Participating in the Conference
Italian Food in Summer
Cultural Corner
Italy
Summer brings delicious fresh vegeRome
tables and fruits, each best enjoyed at
The capital wasn‟t built in a day and
the peak of its growing season. Look
you‟ll need a lifetime to see it. With
for posters announcing a sagra or
so many sites and places to see, you‟ll
local fair to celebrate a particular
never be at a loss to do. Whether it‟s
food, an inexpensive way to sample
exploring the ancient roman forum
local specialties. Summer is a wonand walking where Caesar did, seeing
derful time to enjoy gelato, Italian ice
the Vatican, or making a wish at the
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Visit Italy's beaches
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The Classical Studies Department
Achievements and Participations
Pupils have shown immense interest in
taking part in various competitions and
other activities. The projects and assignments submitted were all the result of hard
work and commitment.
Special congratulations to Zoe Papasavva
(5B) for her excellent performance in the
Pancyprian Competition Euroquiz. Zoe also
represented our school in Strasbourg.
Moreover, PASCAL English School
Lemesos also participated in the Youth
Parliament programme. Andrea Karantoni (5A) and Olivia Photiou (5A) will
be the members of the Youth Parliament that will represent our school.
The Classical Studies Department participated in
several activities and competitions. To mention but
a few:
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Debating Competition
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Greek Embassy Essay Writing
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European Competition
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Road Safety
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Creative Writing Competition
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Kostas Montis Competition
Formula 1 in Schools
Our pupils attending a seminar at
Frederick University
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This year PASCAL
English School Lemesos
will be taking part in the
Formula 1 in schools
Competition. This is an International Educational Programme that invites pupils of secondary education to design and
construct a model Formula 1 car. Pupils will then compete in a
racing competition with their model cars, which will be made
by balsa wood and powered by Carbon Dioxide Gas. The team,
which will consist of Phivos Philitas, Andreas Nikolaou, Orestis
Athanatos, Christos Skordis of 4A and Eleni Kyriakou, Charalambos Demetriou of 4B, will compete in the final Pancyprian
Games on 21st and 22nd June 2014. The winning team will have
the opportunity to compete in the International Competition in
Abu Dhabi in November 2014.
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School Trip to France
During the 14-19 April PASCAL Lemesos pupils enjoyed an Easter trip to Paris which was organised in
collaboration with the Alliance Francaise Cyprus. The
purpose of the trip was to familiarize pupils with the French
culture, customs and traditions and at the same time learn
about the various tourist attractions in Paris. Our pupils went
on a mini cruise on the River Seine and visited famous landmarks such as the Notre Dame, the Arc de Triomphe, the
Eiffel Tower and Louvre. PASCAL pupils also spent a
day in Disneyland where they enjoyed the unique
games and experienced moments of absolute horror
on the rides! The trip wouldn‟t have been complete
without a shopping spree at the popular square
Champs Elysées in which our pupils admired the latest fashions and bought souvenirs for their family,
friends and
teachers!
School Trip to Makenzy in
Larnaka
On the 20th February
PASCAL English School
Lemesos pupils celebrated Tsiknopempti on their
school trip at Makenzy
Beach in Larnaka. The pupils
had a great time exploring
the coastline, strolling along
the beach and had lunch at a
traditional tavern.
Academic Year 2013—2014
Participation in
the School
Parade
25th of March
2014
Blood Donation
2nd April 2014 organized by
PASCAL Education Lemesos.
Pupils, Parents, Teachers and
Friends donated blood in a specially prepared classroom.
Ten Pin Bowling
organized by the
House of Demetra
Clubs
School Celebrations
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At PASCAL English School Lemesos, the School is divided in a number of 'Houses' and
each pupil is allocated to one house - Demetra, Poseidon, Apollo and Artemis.
Houses may compete with one another at sports, Football, Bowling, Talent Show and
other competitions, thus providing a focus for group loyalty.
The House of Demetra
The House of Poseidon
The House of Apollo
The House of Artemis

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