The Agios Antonios Lyceum (ΛΥΚΕΙΟ ΑΓΙΟΥ ΑΝΤΩΝΙΟΥ), located in the city of Limassol, Cyprus, stands out for its academic excellence and its strong commitment to European values, intercultural dialogue, and international cooperation.
As part of the Cypriot national education system, the school offers a three-year secondary education program for students aged 15 to 18. After a common first-year curriculum, students choose specialized tracks such as Science, Humanities, Economics and Management, or Health and Biology, preparing them for university or vocational training.
One of the school’s primary missions is its extensive participation in European programs, including Erasmus+ and the Jean Monnet “EU Values” project. Through these initiatives, students and staff will have the chance to engage in transnational exchanges, workshops, and educational visits across Europe, fostering a deeper understanding of democracy, human rights, sustainability, and cultural diversity.
The “EU Values” project will encourage students to reflect on European identity and citizenship through debates, simulations, and collaborative learning with partner schools involved in the project. These activities enhance academic knowledge, critical thinking, and a strong sense of belonging to a united and collaborative Europe.
With an inclusive approach, Agios Antonios Lyceum ensures equal opportunities for all students to participate in international programs, linking local education with global challenges. By integrating European cooperation into its core, the school strives to empower its students to become active, informed citizens of the wider world.
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