Reflect Festival 2025: A Trinity Experience of Innovation, Connection, and Real-World Learning
Reflect Festival 2025 was more than just an event — it was a celebration of ideas, innovation, and global community. Held in Limassol, Cyprus, it brought together over 10,000 attendees, 300+ startups, 200+ investors, and more than 150 international speakers, creating one of the region’s most dynamic platforms for future-focused dialogue.
For Trinity, Reflect Festival became a stage to showcase not only our values and vision but also our students — and their ability to rise to real-world challenges with confidence, curiosity, and clarity.
Our presence included a fully interactive booth where visitors could engage in live video bridges with our classrooms, experience AI-powered educational tools, and participate in Kahoot-based IB-themed games. We even had our own Trinity-branded bus parked in the heart of the city — a bold symbol of how education moves forward.
But the heartbeat of our participation came from the students themselves.
Throughout the festival, Trinity students stepped into the role of young journalists. With poise and professionalism, they conducted live interviews with high-profile figures such as:
- Irene Piki, Deputy Minister to the President of Cyprus
- Yiannis Armeftis, Mayor of Limassol
- Tatiana Romanyukha, entrepreneur and founder
These conversations weren’t rehearsed. They were real, relevant, and respectful — and our students led them with insight well beyond their years.
In addition to their journalistic efforts, students engaged directly with festival-goers, explaining Trinity’s approach to education, demonstrating tools, and sparking conversations about what the future of learning could and should look like.
Reflect Festival gave our team — students and staff alike — the opportunity to show who we are: open, forward-thinking, and ready to lead by example.
Because at Trinity, transparency is more than a promise — it’s our practice.
We return from Reflect not just inspired, but transformed — ready to build on everything we’ve learned, and everything we’ve shared.
