Med High Maths Awards! 🏆
🎉 We’re so proud! 🎉
Our students were honoured at the Regional and Pancyprian Mathematics Competition Award Ceremony, organised by the Cyprus Mathematical Society (CMS), in Larnaca! 🏅
Their hard work and love for math truly shone, and seeing them walk up to receive their awards was a moment of pure pride for all of us.
Congratulations to our amazing students: 👏
- Mark Dmitrievich Bagdasaryan (Grade 5)
- Khudobiak Marko (Grade 5)
- Belikov Ivan (Grade 5)
- Averianova Varvara (Grade 5)
- Wang Waner (Grade 6)
- Kriakina Anna (Year 1)
- Murashko Evgeniya (Year 1)
- Ben-Shabat Lian (Year 1)
- Osipova Vasilisa (Year 1)
- Korneeva Ekaterina (Year 2)
- Garshina Kira (Year 4)
- Pastukhova Kseniia (Year 4)
- Trofimov Stepan (Year 4)
A heartfelt thank you to our Maths Department for their constant support, dedication, and inspiration!
Well done to our brilliant students, you’ve made your school proud! 🌟
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Three Decades Of Med High! – Podcast (Trailer)
Three Decades Of Med High!
As part of Med High’s 30th Anniversary Celebrations, Year 6 Music Tech students along with their teacher Ms. Panayiota, recorded a series of podcasts celebrating the history of the Med High family and how we have developed as a school and as a community!
We would like to thank everyone who appeared on the 6-episode series, as well as everyone who helped make this project possible!
We will be releasing one episode every Friday over the next several weeks, so watch this space!
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Science Fair Awards! 🏆
Science Fair 2025 🧑🔬🔬
Science Fair! 🧑🔬🔬
Today Med High students celebrated the wonderful world of Science with videos, models, experiments and a hall of scientists from both the present and past!
The atmospheric Science Fair had the theme of ‘Biomimicry,’ with years 1 and 2 showcasing how in this modern, technology based world, science is still inspired by the natural world about us. Grade 6 students researched and took on the role of their scientist, communicating their life story and contribution to science in a novel way!
Congratulations to our young scientists for their hard work and enthusiasm, but also to their teachers Dr Chara and Ms Katerina for their dedication and inspiration!
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Grade 6 Scientists
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to talk to Dian Fossey? Converse with Erwin Schrödinger? Or even debate with Aristotle?
Come and meet these, and many other Grade 6 scientists for some intellectual discourse at this year’s Science Fair!
What is BIOMIMICRY? 🦠
So what is BIOMIMICRY?
Year 1 and 2 Science students will explain through their creative models, interesting experiments and fascinating videos at this year’s Med High Science Fair!
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Award Ceremony 📜
High School:
As the academic year comes to a close for years 4, 5 and 6, students were recognized for their achievements in extra and intracurricular activities.
During the assembly, our principal Mrs. Elena praised students for the certificates and awards bestowed on them for participation in Maths competitions, Debate Club, Charity Club, Eco Club, Football Tournament and English Department achievements.
We congratulate both our students and teachers for their hard work and dedication!
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Autism Awareness Day
The Med High Community showed its solidarity to ‘World Autism Awareness Day’ by wearing blue and collecting donations for the Cyprus Autism Association!
This internationally recognized day was established by the United Nations and is celebrated annually on the 2nd April. Its main aim is to encourage awareness, acceptance and inclusion of people with autism, and for the advocacy of their rights.
Visit to Larnaca Castle
High School:
Year 1 students had an exciting opportunity to bring their classroom learning to life with a visit to Larnaca Castle. As they explored the historic fortress, they engaged with the concepts we have been studying in class about medieval castles, deepening their understanding through hands-on experiences.
From examining the castle’s defensive structures to observing historical artifacts up close, students were able to connect theory with reality. Their curiosity was evident as they asked insightful questions and reflected on the significance of the site.
This visit not only enriched their learning but also fostered a deeper appreciation for history. A truly memorable experience for our young learners!
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