The IT company Brain Rocket along with charity organization Yes to Life is supporting the modernization and development of an IT room of the public lyceum Agiou Neophytou in Paphos. The Cypriot school is recognized for its highly skilled and talented kids that regularly obtain first prizes in olympiads and city contests. The Cyprus Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, and Youth has authorized the project, which has already commenced in cooperation with the School Committee of Paphos.​ ​

The original plan for the computer room of the lyceum has been devised and formulated in collaboration with Brain Rocket's architect and designer. The idea is, to start with the creation, setting up the air conditioning, redeveloping, renewing of the latest folding furniture computers, and other modernized technology for the students. According to the primary assessments, the realization of the project will take from 3 to 4 months, meaning that children could study in a modern furnished media room by the next school year.​ ​

“Education opens doors, and partnering with Lyceum Agiou Neophytou lets us contribute to a better learning environment across Cyprus. As part of Tech Island, we see first-hand the value of investing in students and educators, so we will expand our work with schools and universities and back practical initiatives that build skills, nurture curiosity and create pathways into further study and work,” said Roman Zolotarenko, CEO of BrainRocket.

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