The Heritage Private School

Our Year 10 Business students enjoyed an insightful visit to Exness, where they explored the world of trading, HR, marketing, and social media through interactive presentations, quizzes, and group activities. The visit provided a valuable opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world business practices, ask questions, and engage with industry professionals. We warmly thank Exness for hosting us and for organising such an engaging and informative experience for our students.

Our Year 7 students visited the Experience Centre of PwC in Nicosia, as part of the second phase of the successful “TechWeCan” Programme. We would like to thank PwC for giving our students the opportunity to explore the Experience Centre and learn about the innovative technologies used in today’s workplace. During the visit, students interacted with an AI hologram assistant and gained insight into the tools and processes used to deliver projects. They were also introduced to digital twins, learning how these can be used to model, analyse, and improve real-world systems.

Our Year 6 students celebrated their prom last weekend, and what a fantastic evening it was! They had a wonderful time celebrating with friends and teachers, enjoying great food, dancing the night away, and creating lasting memories. Everyone looked amazing, and a special highlight of the evening was the crowning of our Prom King and Prom Queen, making the celebration even more memorable. We would like to extend a huge thank you to all the staff who helped make the evening such a success, as well as to the parents and guardians whose support and contributions made the event extra special. It was a lovely way for our students to celebrate the end of their Primary School journey, and we are incredibly proud of them all. We wish them every success and happiness as they move on to the next exciting chapter of their education.

Year 4 Greek First Language students were delighted to visit the 3rd Primary School of Ypsonas, where they had the opportunity to meet in person the students with whom they had been exchanging letters throughout the school year. The visit took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere, allowing the students to get to know one another, take part in shared activities, and build new friendships. It was a meaningful experience that highlighted the value of communication, collaboration, and cultural exchange, turning their written correspondence into a memorable face-to-face connection. We sincerely thank the 3rd Primary School of Ypsonas for its warm hospitality and look forward to collaborating again in the future.

🍦 Early Years students enjoyed a delicious surprise last week as they celebrated the end of another successful school year! They shared vanilla ice cream with their friends and teachers while the gentle chime of summer played on. The atmosphere was cheerful, friendly, and full of fun. It made their School experience even more enjoyable and left them excited to return for another wonderful year!

🏀 Our School was represented by its U12 basketball team at the opening of the sports fields at the new Primary school in Palodia village. This provided an opportunity for Heritage students to participate in a basketball game while also socialising with children from the local community.

🎲 As part of their end-of-year Science Project, our Year 5 students were challenged to design and create their own science-themed board games based on topics they have studied throughout the year. The results were truly outstanding. Working collaboratively in teams, they combined their scientific knowledge with imagination, problem-solving skills and creativity to produce engaging and educational games. From beautifully designed game boards created using Canva, to handmade models, artistic crafts and even 3D-printed components, each project reflected the dedication, enthusiasm and passion of its creators. Most impressive of all was the teamwork on display. Students worked together to share ideas, overcome challenges, divide responsibilities and support one another throughout the design process. Their ability to collaborate effectively was just as impressive as the finished products themselves. A huge thank you to our staff judges for taking the time to visit the showcase and celebrate the students’ achievements. We are incredibly proud of every team and all that they accomplished.

As part of an ongoing exchange of letters and messages, our Year 5 Greek First Language Group has been corresponding with students from B’ Primary School of Ypsonas. Our students visited the school and enjoyed meeting their pen pals in person. Throughout the day, they practised their Greek language skills through a range of collaborative activities, while strengthening the friendships they had built over the course of the year. The visit also provided valuable opportunities to learn about a different school setting and to develop a deeper understanding of everyday life within another community.

We sincerely thank the students, parents/guardians, and staff members who generously volunteered to donate blood. This marks the first time the Physical Education Department has successfully organised two blood donation drives within a single academic year.

🌲Our Year 6 students returned from their residential trip to Club Jubilee in Troodos full of wonderful memories, new experiences and a real sense of achievement. Throughout the three days, they demonstrated resilience, teamwork, kindness and leadership, earning praise from the camp staff for their outstanding character and behaviour.
The impact of the trip can be clearly seen in the feedback from families:
💬 “What a way to end Primary School.”
💬 “He absolutely loved the camp and came home buzzing with excitement.”
💬 “The support and care have made a huge difference.”
From outdoor adventures to strengthening friendships, the trip provided invaluable opportunities for personal growth and independence. We are incredibly proud of every student and grateful to the staff who helped make this truly a trip of a lifetime.