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Year 5 Quiz Final

In March, 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.

Year 4 Quiz Final

Year 3 Quiz Final

United Nations International Peace Day trip (Years 9-13)

Our school has been asked to take part in the celebration of the United Nations International Peace Day, which promotes and strengthens the ideals of peace and non-violence amongst all nations. The celebration will take place on Saturday 23rd September at Epidavros and Nafplion and our school will be represented by a group of St. Lawrence College pupils (Years 9 to 13) and staff.
First of all the pupils will go to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Epidavros and will be met by the Mayor. They will enjoy a formal tour of the archaeological site and ancient theatre. Then they will meet with other students from all over Greece to discuss the following issues in the ancient theatre:
•   What is peace?
•   What stands in the way of peace?
•   What is the meaning of ‘Ekeheria’?
•   How can we achieve world peace?

They will be involved in creating a video on how the vision and the voice of youth can inspire world peace among nations and this will then be viewed in 180 countries.
Afterwards, pupils will depart for Nafplion. They will have time to enjoy a taverna meal (not included) before going to the square for the ‘International Peacejam’. UNESCO officials, Olympic and Para-Olympic athletes and choirs from around the world will be there too! The event is due to end at 9pm.
Some of the discussions will be in Greek so pupils need to be made aware of this. However, non-Greek speakers are equally welcome as long as they are aware that this will be the case.
We will be departing from school at 8am precisely and returning to school again at approximately 11.30pm.

Year 7's Adventures in Malakasa

Year 7 pupils had the chance to expand their sports activities on Tuesday 23rd May, by taking part in a Physical Education trip to the ‘Adventure Park’ at Malakasa. The activities included “flying routes", which are pathways from tree to tree the children must navigate using zip wires, rope bridges connecting some heights not for the faint hearted, and other exciting obstacles. The excursion was an excellent opportunity for children to put their physical fitness and dexterity to the test, in such a wonderful location with great weather. We look forward to going back soon!