In our school, 40% of the students come from various European countries, such as England, Russia, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, France, Netherlands, Serbia, Macedonia, as well as non- European countries: Turkey, Korea, Syria, Lebanon, USA, Iran, Mexico, Palestine, Egypt, Nicaragua, Ghana, Kazakhstan.
We have created a tolerant, multicultural, educational climate that promotes diversity, collaboration and respect.
Cambridge School of Constanta maintains a tolerant attitude, an increased openness towards understanding and respecting the cultural differences and fosters a collaborative climate supporting a high quality educational process.
We believe that this represents the basis for building future adult personalities able to display empathy towards people having different cultural backgrounds.
The 1st Maths in Motion Club in Romania!
We are proud to announce the new Club running in our school! Initiated by our teacher Mrs Claudia Ispas, supported by Miss Anca Munteanu, Maths in Motion will help raise standards in Mathematics, will engage and motivate Cambridge students, demonstrate that Maths can be fun using this cool software.
The Maths in Motion Challenge for Schools is the biggest challenge of its kind in the UK. Working together in small teams, students use an interactive computer based simulation to set up a virtual racing car. For their car to perform well in the virtual races, the students will need to solve a number of practical maths problems and apply their solutions to the simulation.
