Dear students,
As you approach your Cambridge English examinations, I want to take a moment to remind you of the importance of lifelong learning. Remember to learn from your past experiences, live in the present, and have hope for your future.
Never stop questioning, as it is through asking questions that we gain a deeper understanding of the world around us. Keep pushing yourself to learn more and expand your knowledge, and don’t be afraid to seek out new information and perspectives.
I wish you all the best of luck on your exams and in your future endeavours. Remember that no matter what the outcome, you have already succeeded by taking on this challenge and committing yourself to your education.
“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.” Keep this quote in mind as you move forward and continue to grow and learn. Good luck!
Love,
Mr Mike
We’re (with Miss Christine) excited to share how engaged and focused students are when using the schoolyard as an outdoor classroom to consolidate the verb “have got” and revise fruit and vegetable vocabulary. Experiential learning is an effective approach to help children learn English in a fun and interactive way, while also enjoying the fresh air and sunshine.
Our Myrsini’s edutainment activities help students practice using “have got” and reinforce their vocabulary. 
Seeing students’ faces light up with excitement and curiosity during these outdoor activities is truly inspiring. We believe that this fun and interactive way of learning English will not only benefit their language skills but also promote healthy habits and an appreciation for nature. Join us in our outdoor classroom and discover how experiential learning can engage and inspire young minds!