The document provides details about the A' Technical School in Nicosia, Cyprus. It notes that the school was built in 1955-1956 by the British Colonial Government and initially had 385 students studying electrical, mechanical, automobile, or welding technologies. After the Turkish invasion in 1974, the school's enrollment increased to a maximum of 2,421 as many were displaced. Enrollment began decreasing after 1977 as more schools were built. Currently, the school has 404 students in morning sessions and 360 in evening sessions studying various subjects.

1. Comenius Program
“One Europe under seven heavens”

3. This 5m high statue was
constructed by teachers
and students out of waste
metal pieces from the
welding workshops.

4. Headmaster of A' Technical School
Mr. Evagoras Aristotelous
Automobile Engineer

6. The A΄Technical School is located at the best area of
Nicosia, opposite the Hilton hotel.
It was built by the British Colonial Government at 1955-56.
At the first year of operation the school had 385 students and
offered 4 directions of studies:
• Electrical • Mechanical • Automobile • Welding technicians

7. After the Turkish invasion in 1974, many persons were
displaced from the northern to the southern part of the island.
As a result, during 1976-1977, the number of students was
increased to the maximum of 2421.
The school operated during morning, afternoon and evening
hours.

8. The number of students started decreasing, after the year
1977, due to the fact that more schools were built.
Although more directions were offered like
electrical, mechanical, civil, automobile, carpentry, plumbing, je
welry and fine arts, the number of our students continued to
decrease.

9. 404 students (17 girls and 387 boys) follow the morning
sessions during the school year 2010-2011 .
360 students follow evening sessions in different subjects.

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