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"Eleni Glykatzi-Ahrweiler"

11th Primary School of Palaio Faliro

The 11th Primary School of Palaio Faliro is a public school and it is situated in mid Palaio Faliro, a town south of Athens, on the coast of the Athens "Riviera". It was established in 1992 on the corner of Eratous & Dimokratias streets. In 2019 it was renamed after Eleni (Helene) Glykatzi-Ahrweiler, the reknowned Byzantinologist, first woman to be a Principal of the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for Greece.Our school webpage:

Our School

photos

A taste of our town

1st Primary School ofTrilofos

OUR SCHOOL

1ST pRimary of trilofos

I love my school yard

Irene ST2

I love my school yard

My school is modern and colorful

Nikoleta ST2

Sofia ST2

I like my school!It has so many flowers and trees

My school is magical and amazing

Eleni K.ST1

My school is beautiful with a cool garden

Aggelos ST2

and a basketball court

Irene ST2

My class is wonderful

My school is colorful and big

Dimitra ST1

I spend fantastic time at school

Chris ST2

My school is inspiring

Eleni G.ST1

OUR WONDERFUL TOWNTRILOFOS

Living in Trilofos is perfect and cool

Konstantina ST1

Living in Trilofos is fantastic

Evangelia ST1

Trilofos is a beautiful place

George ST1

Living in Trilofos is exciting

Eleni G.ST1

I am happy living in Trilofos

Maximos ST2

I love living in Trilofos

Magda ST2

In Trilofos there are two primary schools,English schools many parks,flowers and trees.There are also forests and courts

John ST2

Trilofos is really beautiful

Panos ST1

Trilofos has a lot of places to play

Konstantinos ST2

I really like Trilofos because it has a lot of flowers and trees

Korina ST2

Trilofos is a fantastic place with many schools and parks

Dionysis ST2

Staying in Trilofos is not boring

Kyriakos ST1

Trilofos is great.People are peaceful and loving.I love Trilofos because it is my hometown

Analisa ST2

Special thanks to Analisa,Dimitra,George,Irene,Konstantinos,Korina,Nikoleta and Vasilis for their lovely pictures!

NEA RAIDESTOS

1ST PRIMARY SCHOOL OF NEA RAIDESTOS

PLAYGROUND

OUR CLASSROOM

THE LIBRARY

ALL DAY΄S SCHOOL ROOM

Assembly room

Art room

Gym

3rd Primary School of Tinos

Tinos, our island

Özel Ege LisesiIzmir/Turkey

İzmir is the third largest city in Turkey located in the western part of Turkey by the Aegean Sea, İzmir has up to 8500 years of history as a human settlement.

İzmir

Our City

The Agora is an open-air museum in which you can admire the remains of the ancient city of Smyrna. The ancient agora, which dated back to the 4th century BC, was destroyed by an earthquake in 178 BC but was quickly rebuilt by the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius.

A City of History

Having a coastline on the Aegean sea, Izmir owns lots of beaches which are not too far from the city center.

Our school is located in İzmir, Bornova. It is an eco-friendly and a modern school.

Özel Ege Lisesi

Our School

Our Garden

Our Robotics Lab

We care about innovation

Our Think Lab where we work on our projects.

Our Classrooms

We love being creative.

COLLEGE JASMIN LES ILES, AGEN, FRANCE

Our city is in the Southwest of France. It is located in the Lot-et-Garonne Department, in the Region of Nouvelle Aquitaine.

Our School

There are 640 pupils in our school with 22 forms from 6th grade to 9th grade and 43 teachers.We can learn English, German, Spanish , Latin and ancient Greek (only in 9th grade for Greek).We work from Monday to Friday but only Wednesdays morning. School start at 8 am and can finish up to 5 pm. By the 6ème4

Our school was named after the Occitan folk poet Jacques Boé also known as Jasmin (1798-1864). His statue is right in front of our school.

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OUR CITY

Agen is famous for its dry plums made from the d'Ente plums

Discover Agen from above

Elementary school "Ivan Goran Kovačić"Slavonski Brod, CROATIA

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This is our school. It's the oldest in our city. Currently, 343 students attend classes.

When you enter the school you can notice two dominant colors - orange and purple.

There are a lot of student workson the school walls.

The school has 15 classrooms.

A library

A sports hall

In the school yard there are playgrounds for various sports.

A modest school flower garden

Our town

Slavonski Brod, Croatia

Slavonski Brod is in the east of Croatia. The southern part of the city is located on the banks of the River Sava.

To the north it stretches to the gentle slopes of Dilj-gora.

A central place of our city is the main square which is the largest in Croatia.

The promenade along the River Sava is one of the most beautiful places in the town.

A few minutes from the main square is a fortress from the 18th century.

The Franciscan monastery whose cloister is the most representative cloister of Baroque monastery architecture.

A special attraction is the rafts street.

A special attraction is "the rafts street".

2nd Primary School of Ermoupolis

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The 2nd Primary School of Ermoupolis is a small school situated near the port of Ermoupolis. It is an old building with 6 classrooms, a computer room and a teacher's room.

The school playgrounds

Our school life museum with old school objects and pictures.

Syros

Syros is a great island that has a lot of things to explore. It is also the "cats' island" because everywhere you go you see cats and kittens. But the thing is that most of them are stray; they live in rubbish bins. Luckily, people from neighboours feed the cats. Syros has a lot of old, destroyed and mysterious houses so it's cool to explore them! Finally, most people in Syros are polite and they love tourists. (text by Sofia)

Let's go to Poland!

WHERE IS...?

Poland

Can you find Poland on the map?

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WELL DONE!

Location: Central Europe. Poland borders Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania and Russia (the Kaliningrad exclave). Its northern border (440 km long) runs along the Baltic Sea coast.

Poland's climate is temperate with warm (sometimes very hot) summers, crisp, sunny autumns and cold winters. Snow covers the mountainous area in the south of Poland (mid-December to April). Rain falls throughout the year.

Wejherowo (our town)

Warszawa (the capital city)

Facts about Poland

Poland has its own currency called Zloty (PLN) - marked with short zł

The most famous astronomer - Copernicus, was Polish! He was born in Toruń.

You can visit a salt mine here! Wieliczka is the only mining site in the world functioning continuously since the Middle Ages to the present.

Pierogies are the kind of dough filled with different fillings. Usually cooked or baked pierogies are served with the greaves, onion or sour cream.

Majority of the Polish population (around 90%) is Roman Catholic. Pope John Paul II (who was Polish) is one of the greatest authorities for Poles and many Christians all over the world.

The name "Poland" (Polska) has a meaning. It originates from the name of the tribe Polanie, which means "people living in open fields".

Poland has an impressive 16 World Heritage Sites and among them the biggest castle in the world – Malbork. Measured by the area.

Marie Curie was actually Polish Marie Curie, the woman who discovered Polon and Rad, wasn’t French, but Polish

Europe's heaviest animals live in Poland The 380,000-acre (150,000-hectare) Białowieża Primeval Forest in Poland is Europe’s last ancient forest and home to 800 European bison, Europe’s heaviest land animals.

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Polish national anthem

The flag of Poland is a rectangular, divided into two stripes: white above red. It was created in its modern form in 1921. The colors white and red were earlier declared the official national colors in 1831 by the Polish Parliament in 1831.

What makes Poland special?

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what do you know about poland?

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Copernicus, John Paul II, Marie Curie, Chopin - they were Polish

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There are only two colours on the Polish flag - white and red.

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European bison is the heaviest land animal in Europe and the largest free-living bison population can be found in Poland.

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Dzień dobry means good morning.

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Poland borders with the Baltic Sea in the South.

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Let's go for a walk in Wejherowo and discover all the secrets!

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Hello! I'm Jakub Wejher, the founder of Wejherowo!Explore the city, solve the puzzles and get the secret code (5 numbers!)Enjoy!

In the dome of the town hall tower there is a bell founded in 1649 by Jakub Wejher.

The old town in Wejherowo attracts not only residents but also tourists. No wonder - after all, the heart of the city beats on the market square. Apart from apartment houses, there are also important buildings, such as a collegiate church. The town hall built at the beginning of the 20th century will surely attract your attention. The newest attraction is the Historical Hall, prepared in tribute to Teodor Bolduan (the last mayor of Wejherowo before World War II) and entrepreneurs, craftsmen and social organizations that contributed to the flourishing of the city in the interwar period. The exhibition consists of interactive, multimedia stands devoted to old professions, e.g. hairdresser, banker, carpenter, watchmaker. The town hall tower is decorated with a bell funded in 1649 by Wejher. In the middle of the square, you will see a monument to the city's founder - Jakub Wejher. This is where the roads of residents and tourists converge to rest, meet friends and talk. Pubs, breweries, confectioneries, summer gardens, shops with regional flavors invite you. Convince yourself of our hospitality!

The Memorial Oak was planted in the Square of Pope John Paul II. It honors the memory of the Katyn victim - Lieutenant Maksymilian Elke, murdered in Katyn.

In the attic of the church The Holy Trinity is inhabited by a colony of the bat.

The Calvary of Wejherowo , also called the ‘Kashubian Jerusalem’ or ‘Holy mountains’ is located on a morainal hill covered by beeches. This place of pilgrimage includes 26 stations created on the initiative and funded by Jakub Wejher, the founder of the city of Wejherowo. The Calvary of Wejherowo is the fourth Calvary funded in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, which existed from 1569 to 1795. The other three calvaries are located in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (near Cracow), Pakość (central Poland) and in the Western Lithuanian region of Samogitia. 26 Stations of the cross A walk along the 26 Stations of the Cross (4,5 km) will take 2.5. hours. You can start at the Monastery Church which is also worth visiting. The chapels of the Calvary boasts a wide variety of forms. Some religious buildings (“House of the Virgin”, “First Case of Jesus”, “Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry the Cross”) are half-timbered. The Chapel ‘Jesus meets his Mother’ is a rotunda with ornaments remembering Dutch art. The baroque palace of Pilate has the floor plan of a Greek cross. There are also simple designed chapels: ‘Weeping women’, ‘The exposure of Christ’ and ‘The Crucifixion’”

Rearrange the postcard from Wejherowo!

Great! The fourth number is 5!

The fresco depicts St. Anna with Mary.

Above the entrance to the palace from the front side, there is the Keyserling family coat of arms - a palm tree on a silver background. The coat of arms can still be seen in the palace on the fireplace and at the 5th station of the Way of the Cross on Calvary - on the Chapel over the Cedron.

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Peraia

Our town

Peraia is a suburb of Thessaloniki. It is part of the municipality of Thermaikos . It is located on the south coast of the Thermaic Gulf, 15 km south of Thessaloniki city centre.
The origin of settlement in Peraia was the arrival of 740 refugees from Asia Minor and Eastern Thrace in 1923.
It has changed a lot since 1923.Visitors nowadays can taste fresh fish and local seafood, drink tsipouro and wine and sunbathe in our beautiful beaches.

Ypu can watch a video of Peraia:

2nd Primary School of Peraia

This is our school yard

....and this is our basketball court

Headteacher's office

Teachers' office

.....a view of our corridors

Our class

Our gym,library, theatre andinfirmary