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🚌 Trinity’s School Transfer Service
The new school year brings back early starts, traffic, drop-offs and afternoon pick-ups.
One part of the daily routine can already be planned.
Trinity’s School Transfer Service offers families a practical alternative to the daily school run, with five routes across Limassol and licensed professional drivers.
A comfortable journey for students.
A more manageable routine for parents.
🔔 A new school year, together
At Trinity, every school year begins with a celebration.
This time, we gathered at the Municipal Gardens to welcome the new school year together.
From there, everyone headed back to school, where welcome packs were waiting in the classrooms — a small first-day surprise to mark the start of a new year.
Because before the timetables, lessons and routines begin, there’s something more important: coming together as a community.
Here’s to a wonderful new school year at Trinity!
🎓 Class of 2026 Graduates
Trinity’s Class of 2026 has completed their school journey and is now moving on to universities and foundation programmes across seven countries.
10 institutions · 7 countries
Where they’re headed:
• Fields: Business, Data Science, Psychology, Engineering, Marketing, Design, Visual Communication, Energy Management, Fine Arts
• Countries: Cyprus, the UK, the Netherlands, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Russia
The class achieved an average GPA of up to 5.0, with students taking their next steps at leading institutions across Europe and beyond.
Congratulations, Class of 2026! We’re proud of you and can’t wait to see where your journey takes you.
💌 New Leadership Structure at Trinity
Dr. Vladimir Kuskovski has taken on the role of Head of Secondary & Primary School, bringing over 20 years of international experience in education and school management.
You can learn more about Vladimir, his experience and vision for Trinity in his interview with our founder Sergey Portnov.
Watch the interview on 📱YouTube
🤔 FAQ: Joining Trinity
When does admission open? Can students join mid-year? Are scholarships available? Can interviews be conducted online?
We’ve answered some of the most common questions families ask before applying in one easy-to-read carousel.
If you have another question, send us a message — we’re happy to help!
🏫 Cyprus Times interview: Trinity Private School
Our PR Manager, Maria Panayidou, spoke with CyprusTimes about what shapes learning at Trinity.
• The IB programme's focus on inquiry, analysis, and connecting knowledge to real life
• After-School activity studios
• Saturday Fun Club, open to children beyond our school community
Watch the full interview 📱 here
🏆 Cambridge English results — May 2026
Our largest Cambridge English session to date: 68 students sat exams across five levels this year.
• Starters & Movers & Flyers (young learners): 40 candidates completed their exams, with most showing strengths across nearly all skill areas — reading & writing, listening, and speaking
• A2 Key: 100% pass rate (9/9)
• B2 First for Schools: 15 of 19 candidates achieved their B2 certificate
• Speaking was a standout across every level, with several students performing at C1
Congratulations to all our students, from our youngest Starters candidates through to our Grade 11 IELTS-ready B2 achievers!
⚽️ Looking back at our After-School highlights
Throughout the year, our students explored new skills, challenged themselves and shared their achievements in different fields.
From football and sailing to music, theatre, art and language studios — our After-School community celebrated many moments of creativity, teamwork and personal growth.
Take a look at some of the highlights from this year’s final events on our 📱 instagram
📖 Choosing a future career starts with understanding yourself
This year, our MYP 5 students became the first cohort to take part in the Career Exploration Lab — a new career counselling experience where students explored real professions through hands-on experiences.
From medicine and culinary arts to marketing, design, and entrepreneurship, each student tested a personal hypothesis, reflected on what they discovered, and gained a deeper understanding of their strengths, interests, and future pathways.
Sometimes their career interest was confirmed. Sometimes it changed. Both outcomes were equally valuable.
⚜️ A day to remember, and the start of an exciting new chapter
Our Graduation Ceremony was a celebration of everything our Class of 2026 has achieved.
Together with students, parents, and staff, we looked back on years filled with learning, friendship, resilience, and unforgettable memories. Because school is about so much more than grades. It’s about the people we meet, the experiences we share, and the community that stays with us for life.
Congratulations, Class of 2026 💜
We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you and can’t wait to see where your journey leads next.
Once a part of our community, always a part of our family.
Watch the highlights here.
❤️ PYP Exhibition — the culmination of more than six months of inquiry, research, collaboration and growth
As a Candidate IB World School, we are not yet required to run the PYP Exhibition. However, we have always believed in the value of this experience and the opportunities it provides for students to take ownership of their learning.
Through their projects, our learners explored issues that matter to them, developed their understanding of the world around them, and demonstrated remarkable confidence, creativity and resilience.
Following the exhibition, our Primary School community also came together to celebrate another important milestone — the Graduation Ceremony. It was a special moment to reflect on our students’ achievements, growth and readiness for the next stage of their learning journey.
Congratulations to all our young learners on these important milestones!
🌿 The culmination of our Grade 3 unit, Sharing the Planet
Our students presented their research projects on endangered species native to Cyprus and explored meaningful ways to protect them. The passion and awareness these young learners brought to the topic was truly inspiring.
We were thrilled to welcome the team from Terra Cypria, a wonderful conservation charity, to join us for the occasion. Through the generous efforts of our students, parents, and school staff, we collectively raised €270 to support their vital conservation work on the island.
Terra Cypria shared that they were deeply impressed by our school, the children's enthusiasm, and their thoughtful understanding of environmental issues — and expressed their excitement about future collaboration with our school community.
🔥 What a wonderful day for our Primary School community
We have officially completed our PYP Сonsultation Visit, and we are thrilled to share that the feedback we received was excellent.
A huge thank you to our outstanding PYP Coordinator for her leadership and dedication, and to every member of our Primary School staff whose hard work, commitment, and belief in our students made this achievement possible.
This positive outcome reflects the incredible learning culture that exists in our classrooms every day.
We are so proud of what we have accomplished together!
🫠 On May 23, Trinity hosted the Trinity Judo Open Mat
14 young judokas took part in the event. The students prepared, worried, and tried their very best and in the end, everyone successfully passed their belt examination.
The event turned out to be very warm, emotional, and truly heartfelt. It was wonderful to see the support of the parents, the emotions of the children, and their pride in their achievements.
🚌 Our Akamas eco adventure may be over, but the memories are still very much alive
As part of our Athletics 360 programme, over two incredible days at Aphrodite Campsite, students explored nature, challenged themselves, built friendships, and experienced the kind of learning that cannot be recreated inside a classroom.
There were hikes, campfires, laughter, teamwork, late-night conversations, beautiful views, and moments of real connection — both with nature and with each other.
Most importantly, students returned with greater confidence, independence, and experiences they will remember for a long time!
🔥 The first PE lesson of the season looked a little different
Students headed to Crest Watersports for their first stand-up paddleboarding session — learning the basics, getting on the water and putting their skills into practice.
It’s what Athletics 360 is all about: taking sport beyond the school grounds and giving students the chance to discover new disciplines in real environments.
A pretty great way to start the season!
✨ Getting ready to go back to school
The start of the school year is just around the corner. A few simple things can make the transition from summer to school days much easier:
• Gradually return to a school-day sleep routine
• Check school supplies and get everything ready
• Talk about what your child is looking forward to — and what they may be worried about
• Look back on favourite school moments from last year
• And, most importantly, leave some time for friends, fun and rest
We’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back to Trinity on September 7 ⚜️
⚜ How to Join Trinity
Starting a new school is a big step, so we’ve made our admissions process clear and easy to follow.
Find out more about joining our community and everything you need to know about admissions on our website
🏫 We’re one step closer to our new Trinity campus
The final presentations of our architectural competition brought together four international teams, each presenting their vision for the future campus:
• Design Engine Architects
• Hawkins\Brown
• BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group
• atelier PRO architekten
Each proposal offered a unique interpretation of the brief and helped us refine our vision for the future of Trinity. The next step is selecting the winning concept.
Read more and see photos from the presentations in our latest 📱 LinkedIn post.
📖 English Discovery Camp
At English Discovery Camp, children learn English in the most natural way — by using it throughout the day in games, creative projects, team challenges, and hands-on activities.
The programme includes:
• Picasso Lab — art, history and creativity
• Explorer Lab — natural sciences and environmental exploration
• Kitchen Science Lab — experiments and scientific discoveries
• Maths Lab — mathematics through real-world problem-solving
• History & Culture Lab — cultures and traditions of English-speaking countries
Dates: 03.08-07.08 | 10.08-14.08 (5 days)
Age groups: 6–8 | 9–11 years
More information and registration here
🎉 Family movie night picks
Summer holidays are made for slowing down and spending time together. One easy way to do that: a family movie night.
We’ve shared even more family film recommendations in our latest 📱 Instagram post.
So pick a film, grab the popcorn, and settle in together!
🤩 Trinity Media+ continues to grow into a space where students are learning by creating
Every project, interview, video, and production gives students the opportunity to work together, think creatively, communicate clearly, and experience how modern media really works.
Students are not standing on the sidelines. They are leading productions, developing ideas, creating content, and building something meaningful for the school community.
From filming school events and producing digital content to experimenting with storytelling and AI tools, Trinity Media+ gives students the freedom to explore creativity in a real-world environment.
To learn more about Trinity Media+, follow our 📱 Instagram and explore student projects at trinitymedia.plus
And what’s most exciting is that this is still only the beginning!
💻 Cyprus AI Team Training & Selection Camp
Trinity student Artem Yankin placed 5th at the camp — the official selection program for students aged 13–20 representing Cyprus at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence, run by JetBrains, Neapolis University Pafos, and the Cyprus Computer Society.
Artem now joins Cyprus's reserve team for the Olympiad in Kazakhstan.
Well done, Artem!
💐 Trinity Grand Ball 2026
A live symphony orchestra filled the ballroom as our debutantes opened the night with grace and confidence that left the audience speechless.
Waltzes, polkas, a masterclass on the open floor, and a Crowning Ceremony that brought the whole room to its feet.
To our debutantes — you were extraordinary!
✨ Relive this unforgettable evening here.
🎉 Career Week
Over three days, our MYP 4–5 students took part in skills workshops, met with professionals from over ten fields — entrepreneurs, designers, doctors, directors, architects, economists, athletes and more — ran business simulations, explored personal branding, heard from a current MIT student, and presented their own professional trials to the school community.
Day 2 was the centrepiece: three rotating rounds of unfiltered, real-world career conversation with over ten professionals. Students came prepared with questions. The experts came with honesty. The results spoke for themselves.
And on the final day, MYP 5 students stood up and shared what they'd learned — not just about careers, but about themselves — with the rest of the school.
Big thank you to every professional who gave their time this week. And to our students: you showed up, asked the hard questions, and left with a lot to think about. That's exactly what this was for.
🏫 Our Primary School Student-Led Conferences gave students the opportunity to take centre stage and share their learning journeys with their families.
Through subject-based stations, students presented their work, reflected on their progress, discussed challenges and achievements, and invited parents to participate in interactive learning activities.
The conferences were a wonderful example of student agency in action, showcasing confidence, responsibility, and a genuine sense of ownership over learning.
📖 A Journey Through Greek Tales: Storytelling Festival at the Limassol Municipal Library
The event brought together students, families, and book lovers for a celebration of storytelling, creativity, and learning.
We were delighted to welcome author Georgia Aristeidou-Themistokleous, who presented her book Learning to Say NO, while our Secondary School students proudly shared an original fairy tale they had created themselves.
Visitors also explored crafts and educational materials prepared by our Primary School students, making the event a truly engaging experience for all ages.
⚜️ DOERS SUMMIT 2026
It was wonderful to see so many people visit the Trinity space over the past few days — families, students, educators, entrepreneurs and creatives all coming together in such an inspiring environment.
A special highlight for our team was seeing Andrey Bordyuzhan on stage for his panel discussion on leadership, education and innovation.
From the Batak challenge to conversations with visitors throughout the day, the Trinity activation zone was full of energy from beginning to end.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by and shared the experience with us!
🎉 Our school community came together for the Personal Project Fair, where students presented projects that reflected their interests, creativity, and hard work.
The fair included a wide variety of topics — from filmmaking and sports to languages, cooking, and many other personal passions. Each project represented months of planning, research, and independent learning.
MYP 1–4 students had the opportunity to attend the fair, explore the projects, and gain a better understanding of what the Personal Project experience looks like in MYP 5.
It was wonderful to see students confidently sharing their ideas, experiences, and achievements with the wider school community.
🔬 Our Science Fair has now completed its third year
This time, it expanded into a three-day event filled with engaging activities and inspiring experiences.
Students had the opportunity to attend presentations by guest speakers, including representatives from the Cyprus Institute, Frederick University, and an international expert in biological sciences. Highlights included the presentation of a student-built Formula racing car and a science film workshop.
The central part of the event remained the student project exhibition. The quality of work this year showed clear progress, with noticeable growth in research skills and critical thinking across all year groups.
Well done to all students and teachers involved!