Cyprus, Nicosia
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The English School uses Summer and Winter Uniforms with periods announced by the School according to weather conditions. All uniform items are badged with The English School colours and logos, and items from the official supplier are required; shoes or trainers must meet the School's specifications.
Deliyard is the School Canteen, offering fresh, nutritious meals with a variety of options to suit different tastes and dietary needs. Vegetarian and allergy-friendly options are available, and meals can be ordered online.
The School has a House system that organizes both competitive and non-competitive sporting activities to engage pupils of all abilities.
The English School is governed by The Board of Management, which is appointed by the Council of Ministers of the Government of Cyprus.
The English School, Nicosia is an independent private day school in Cyprus delivering the British Curriculum (Pearson Edexcel IGCSE) for ages 11–18. Founded in 1900 and co‑educational since 1962, the school sits on a 10‑acre campus in Nicosia with a historic Main Building (1938), a Sports Centre added in 1990, and a Science Building (2004) that houses science and ICT laboratories, a Library Resource Centre and a Lecture Theatre. It follows the English National Curriculum: Years 1–3 provide a broad foundation across English, Greek/Turkish, Mathematics, Sciences, Humanities, ICT, Drama, Art, Music, a Modern European Language, PSHCE, and weekly Games; Years 4–5 start the IGCSE with core subjects plus electives; Years 6–7 pursue A‑levels. The TLC supports teaching and learning; the school is inclusive of students with SEND and those who are gifted. Facilities include 22 departments, 75+ clubs, a refurbished Athletics Track (2022), a redesigned football pitch, two outdoor basketball courts, and a well‑equipped gym. Notable features include MedMUN, Be the Change with the Duke of Edinburgh Award and ECO Warriors, and a 125‑year history celebrated in 2025.