Akis Gregoriou having returned from his studies in New York began to expand the School’s buildings and facilities. Some of which were the central office building, new class rooms buildings, football fields, the swimming pools, computers and science laboratories and much more.
At the same time the School’s academic programme was expanded by introducing elective lessons and emphasis was given to technology and computer science. The number of our students increased to pre-1974 numbers of 1,200 students.
Our students are equipped with academic skills which enable them to excel in all aspects of their lives. They are awarded with international prizes in examinations and competitions and are accepted in prestigious universities. All these qualifications enable them to succeed in their chosen careers and it is not surprising that we find a great number of our students in important positions in the government and the business, the academic, as well as, the medical world.
Our School’s vision is to prepare its students for their future through technology which is why The Grammar School has always worked hard to keep up with the latest technological advancements. With internet access all over the school premises, lessons are carried out as electronic classrooms with the help of projectors, interactive whiteboards and laptops provided by the school to each teacher. The school has a Facebook and LinkedIn page which students, teachers, parents and alumni can follow. The Grammar School has introduced an innovative collaboration with Microsoft and established an IT Academy which made The Grammar School the first school to become a Microsoft Office Specialist Testing Centre in Nicosia. We also implemented Microsoft Office 365, a virtual workplace which allows students, teachers and parents to keep track of their lessons, assignments and school activities. We believe that giving our students cutting-edge technology will make them tomorrow’s leaders.
