The education ministry on Friday said a spate of recent reports about violence and sexual abuse in public schools were isolated incidents, which are a part of the wider community.
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Over 400 secondary school students were referred for drug treatment programmes over the past three years, MPs heard on Wednesday.
The figure was revealed by Justice Minister Marios Hartsiotis at the ...
High school students from the Island Private School are getting ready to present an art exhibition in Limassol this week. At Gallery Morfi, the Inspire to Lead: An Artistic Exploration ...
Parents of primary-school children in Larnaca are calling for the establishment of more schools in the district due to concerns such as overcrowding, delinquency, and bullying.
In a written statement, ...
The government is considering creating an online platform through which children and parents will be able to report bullies, Education Minister Athena Michaelidou said on Wednesday.
Speaking on CyBC radio, ...
Cabinet on Wednesday approved the creation of a national autism strategy and action plan.
The strategy covers the period between now and 2028 and includes a total of 53 actions under seven “...
A preschool road safety park was officially opened in the Famagusta district town of Sotira on Thursday.
The park was opened by Education Minister Athena Michaelidou, with the aim of ...
The education ministry on Wednesday announced the extension of the operation hours of afternoon and summer schools to support working parents.
According to the relevant House education decision, optional afternoon ...
Exams sat by prospective teachers to gain a post in public schools came under scrutiny on Tuesday after dramatic failure rates were recorded for those wishing to teach Greek and ...
Nicosia is set to host “Cambridge Day” on April 7, an event aiming to promote the educational offerings of the University of Cambridge and foster connections with people interested in studying ...
Qualitative research is important in the educational and scientific domains. It enables a deeper understanding of phenomena, experiences, and context. Many researchers employ such research activities in the fields of ...
Overnight security guards and CCTV cameras are set to be installed to protect schools from potential vandalism and trespassing over the Easter holidays, school boards chairman Dinos Ellinas said on ...
By Vivien Lewis
How many of us recall having to calculate our body-mass index (BMI) as children at school, prompting comparisons of our weight with that of our peers? Or ...
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 ...