By Liana Liu Ioannides
One programme in Cyprus brings together Greek and Turkish Cypriots to build a peaceful future together
The Cyprus Friendship Programme, also known as Creating Friendships for ...
By Alison Demangeon and Youssef Tazouti
What the science says for a system that is more than 100 years old
Walk into any bookshop these days and you will find Montessori-labelled ...
By Maria Demosthenous
Embracing change: the learning and practice of music helps develop many of the skills needed in an ever more digital world
As we navigate an era of ...
With conflicts in the region and increasing numbers of foreign companies based in Cyprus, the island’s English language schools find themselves bursting at the seams
With increasing numbers of ...
There is much more to chess than studying moves, being competitive and winning
Chess is a fascinating analogy about how you can reach your potential after overcoming limits and threats. ...
Before the UK left the EU, private schools around the island prepared their students to study there. But they now have to look further afield
The number of EU students ...
Almost a year into her post, the education minister is keen to see schools become more inclusive and public universities to offer courses in English
Upgrading the island’s education ...
Writing is a difficult task. Even though it is a common aspect of our daily life, especially when it presents itself as a mandatory school task.
We’re familiar with ...
Turkish Cypriot Leader Ersin Tatar on Thursday made another intervention on the matter of the “fake diploma scandal” which has engulfed the north’s higher education sector.
Speaking on the ...
By Hanna Yerega
The EMERGE project, a collaborative initiative aimed at advancing civic participation and active citizenship in Cyprus, proudly announces its successful conclusion. Led by CARDET and Koumanto Stin ...
Parliament is expected next week to vote on the expansion of free and compulsory pre-primary education to include children aged four years old and above.
The planned vote comes after ...
College life can be challenging for students. Often, we have little time to write quality essays. As a result, we do such tasks overnight and do not provide the best ...
Education Minister Athena Michaelidou on Monday outlined her priorities for the next school year.
She said her ministry aims to create an education system “through which citizens with skills, who ...
The University of Cyprus (UCY) is pleased to announce that applications for admission to its postgraduate programmes (Master and PhD level) for the academic year 2024/2025 have already begun! UCY offers ...
Greece’s parliament narrowly passed a bill early on Saturday that will allow foreign private universities to set up branches in the country, bucking weeks of protests by students who ...
One in four children in Cyprus has said they are victims of bullying in schools and online, a study has found according to non-governmental organisation (NGO) Hope For Children on ...
MPs questioned on Wednesday why student dorms commissioned by the University of Cyprus (UCy) cost twice as much as those built by the Limassol archbishopric.
It will also take eight ...
With the participation of dozens of students, the 15th Informatics Day was successfully held for Middle and High School, Private Education, and Technical School students, from Famagusta, Larnaca, Limassol, and ...
Teachers’ unions on Wednesday called off a proposed strike, pending a meeting with the education minister.
The 24-hour strike, scheduled to be carried out by supportive education staff on Friday, ...
The Council of Ministers on Tuesday voted on the appointment of the English School’s board of directors, government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said.
The English School board selection was part ...
The value and importance of all-day school is “obvious,” Education Minister Athena Michaelidou said on Monday.
Speaking at a promotional event in Nicosia, she said the extension of the school ...
A student from Limassol has been recognised by the University of Worcester (in the UK) for her outstanding academic achievements. Alexia Samoilova was awarded with a £1,000 scholarship for outstanding academic ...
Cyprus accounts for 0.26 per cent of total EU greenhouse gas emissions and has reduced its emissions at a slower pace than the EU average since 2005. This is why a group ...