Cyprus Mail22 Jun 2026

IKEA supports children’s creativity by helping set up ‘reading corners’

The Swedish and Finnish embassies in Cyprus, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Sports & Youth, and the Cyprus Children’s and Youth Book Association, organised a student contest that gave primary school students from all over Cyprus the opportunity to express themselves creatively, inspired by the worlds of the Moomins and Pippi Longstocking, highlighting the values of acceptance, diversity and solidarity.

A total of 37 students from 12 schools across Cyprus were honoured and...

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