Since 2001, September 26 has been dedicated to Europe’s linguistic and cultural diversity, highlighting the importance of learning foreign languages and intercultural communication.
At our school, foreign languages took center stage over the past few days! 🌍🗣️
The Kindergarten students listened to and drew “Happy Birthday” in various languages and admired different European landmarks! 🎨🏛️
The Primary School students actively participated in quizzes, games, drawings, group projects, and interactive activities focusing on European countries, their languages, and cultures, with the aim of raising their awareness. The school corridors were decorated with different European flags and filled with European greetings! 🇪🇺🏳️ They also “travelled” across Europe through videos, while attending Grammar, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, History, and Geography lessons in English, simultaneously enriching their general knowledge. 📚🌍
The Junior High School and High School students participated in the 2026 Panhellenic “Glossodromio” Competition, testing their knowledge and celebrating the power of language and communication! 🗣️✨
✨ Through languages, we open new paths, discover the world, and cross borders!
“Knowing another language is like acquiring a second soul.” — Charlemagne
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