You can also try this traditional Christmas recipe

Greek students send you their wishes.

A Visit to Planetarium

Within the framework of the European programme COMENIUS, the children of E and F classes, along with their teachers, visited the Planetarium Kosmotheater in Thessaloniki. The pupils watched three short films about our solar system, the constellations and their names. The films were particularly impressive and aroused the interest of children. At the end of the programme, the children were very happy and, most importantly, they wanted to learn more about the topic with which we dealt in the first term. That is, our visit to the planetarium, acted as a motive for children to search and explore.

You can see some photos below:

LOGO

We are happy to inform all of you that the Project's official logo has been chosen.

You can see it here:

LogoVision

GETTING READY FOR THE LOGOVISION

Here are the 25 winning logos from all partner countries.
From these, we have to choose the one and only design  that will eventually become our project logo:

COMENIUS MEETING IN KATOWICE

We are all very happy here in Katowice to be the host of the very first meeting of our new project. We can't wait to meet the teachers of all our partner schools!
Here is the visit programme:

See you soon in Katowice!

Greek pupils' projects for the solar system.

                                                        

From the beginning of history some distinguished people stood out in helping our society to evolve so as to reach its current form.

Astronomers

                                1.  ARISTARCHUS OF SAMOS 

                                             

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Aristarchus of Samos was an ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician. He first argued that the sun is the center of the universe and the earth goes round its axis, and he also interpreted the cycle of the seasons of the year.

  2. CLAUDIUS PTOLEMAEUS  

                                               

Claudius Ptolemy was a natural philosopher. He believed the Earth is global and - largest of all the celestial bodies.

                                                    3. HIPPARCHUS

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Hipparchus was an astronomer, geographer and mathematician. He estimated the diameter of the Moon and the distance from the Earth.

He also invented the scale of sizes of the stars according to their brightness, which is still used today.