In April, the pupils in Key Stage 2 will be having their Inter-House Quiz Finals. Finalists from each year group in Attica, Macedonia and Epirus will represent their House in the challenge, answering a number of general knowledge questions in several rounds to win.

In April, the pupils in Key Stage 2 will be having their Inter-House Quiz Finals. Finalists from each year group in Attica, Macedonia and Epirus will represent their House in the challenge, answering a number of general knowledge questions in several rounds to win.

On Friday 29^th March, the pupils in Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6) will have a day of invention and fun in the indoor gymnasium at the Junior School Science Fair. The children submitting an investigation will present their projects to a panel and be judged on their scientific thinking, analysis and conclusions. The winning entries from each year group will win a prize!

On Friday 22^nd March, the Greek department will be staging a performance to celebrate Greece’s victory in the War of Independence.

On Friday 8^th March, inspired by the Rio Carnival, the Early Years and Junior School will celebrate the festivities by having class parties, parading in costumes and dancing to music.

Friday 15th February, from 6:00pm to 8:30pm we will be having the Junior School Disco for Years 4, 5 & 6. Children will enjoy dancing and having fun with their classmates. There will be pizza and a juice box served and prizes for the winners of our dance competitions.

On Wednesday 19^th December, the Foundation Stage classes and Reception will perform their annual Christmas show for parents.

On Thursday 13^th and Friday 14^th December, Father Christmas will be visiting St Lawrence College and meeting all the children of the Junior School in his grotto!The Christmas Elf will be accepting letters to Santa that the children have written with their teachers, offering treats and photographing the momentous visit.

On Wednesday 12^th December, the St Lawrence College Choir and pupils from both Key Stages will fill our morning with seasonal music at our annual Christmas Carol Concerts. Each class will be singing carols and poems will be recited by several children in each year group. The times of each performance will be announced.

Friday 23^rd November from 6:00pm to 8:30pm we will be having the Junior School Disco for Years 4, 5 & 6. Children will enjoy dancing and having fun with their classmates. Pizza and a juice box will be served to keep up their energy for our dance competitions!

On Friday 26th October, at 11:30 am in the Cultural Hall, the Junior School’s Year 5 & Year 6 pupils will commemorate the 28th October 1940 anniversary of OXI Day by singing traditional songs and presenting skits.

This year, class teachers will be able to schedule a visit and take their classes to the Witch’s Den for a bit of atmosphere as they either read a book or watch a short film. Starting Monday 10^th October, EYS, KS1 and Y3 will schedule a visit. The second week, decorations will be spookier, so Y4 to Y6 will be scheduling their visits. There will be fun and treats for all to enjoy!

On Wednesday 3rd October 2018, some of our youngest pupils in the Early Years class in FS2 took a super trip to The Cultural Park of Keratea. The children had the opportunity to pick grapes and squish them under their feet in the traditional wine-making manner! That brought a lot of giggles as the sensations they felt were quite unusual. In addition, they also took part in a fun activity to make raisin bread. They all loved it and had a super day out! 

Over the weekend 6-7^th October eleven St. Lawrence College pupils from our school participated in the Campion School Model United Nations.

The pupils, who ranged from Year 7 to Year 12, acted as delegates of Ethiopia and Mexico across various committees. Two of our older pupils held chairing positions in their committees, a great honour for Andreas Hagis and Joanna Sakkadas that comes as a recognition of their dedication and hard work in various past MUNs. For the first time ever, two pupils from Year 7 took part in the MUN, with one of them managing, through his enthusiasm and dedicated work, to gain the Best Delegate Award in his Junior Group Discussion Committee - congratulations to Constantine Zafeirakis!

Model United Nations has some fanatic supporters in our school who enjoy participating in these conferences, dedicating much of their free time, both at school and at home, towards preparing for them. Taking part in an MUN Conference is a rewarding and educational experience with participants making new friends from all over the world, and not only learning about current world affairs but also proposing solutions to many of them. All the members of the MUN Club of our school, old and new, are now looking forward with great excitement to their next event, which is scheduled for December 2018!

Dear Parents and pupils - please be aware the entire Race for the Cure event, due to be held in Athens on Sunday 30th September, has been postponed by the organisers due to the severe weather. 

If you know of other pupils and families who were planning on attending, please pass this message on. Thank you.