Xenion Education is expanding its international partnerships and is now part of a huge international network with other educational institutions from around the world!
This week, Xenion Education, in partnership with other schools around the world, hosted representatives of the Happy Nest School from Kiev, Ukraine.
Xenia Fylaktou, Director of Xenion Junior School & Xenion Institute and other members of the management, welcomed Mrs. Yaroslava Dib, Founder and CEO of Happy Nest School, Mrs. Marichka Novikova, Director of the School Mrs. Iryna Prokopcuk and Mrs. Alina Panchenko, English teachers. Happy Nest School is a kindergarten and elementary school located in Kiev, Ukraine. This is the second school that Xenion Education works with.
During their visit, they had the opportunity to exchange knowledge, experiences and ideas on many important issues related to education. In particular, they discussed and exchanged ideas on innovative teaching methods, such as collaborative learning and learning through research, as well as skills-oriented learning for students, which includes developing basic skills such as critical thinking, team spirit and creativity.
The Ukrainian representatives of Happy Nest School and now best friends of Xenion Education attended classes at Xenion Junior School and also visited various places and sights of our region and Cyprus.
Xenion Education looks forward to a creative and fruitful collaboration with Happy Nest School!
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