Thursday, May 29, 2014
3rd visit to Larissa, Greece
The 11th Gymnasium of Larissa welcomed teachers and students coming from 6 European countries visiting from 5-5-2014 to 9-5-2014. The countries that visited us are Bulgaria, Finland, Poland, Romania, Spain and Turkey. We hosted 43 students and 20 educators from the countries above.
Some videos of the activities in Larissa, Greece appear below:
Comenvision
The music performance (Comenvision) was held in the Amphitheatre of the Municipal Water Company in Larissa. Water Company officials, teachers and students from all participant countries, all the students and teachers of the 11th Gymnasium and many parents participated in the event.
Each country presented its own song:
Finland -> Cup song
Poland -> Valerie
Spain -> Happy
Romania -> Insieme
Bulgaria -> Calling All The Monsters at Halloween
Turkey -> Domino
Greece -> Fragosiriani - Hassapiko dance
The whole presentation was very successful and everybody enjoyed and apllauded the students' presentation.
At the end of the music performances each country was given a cup to remember being part of the Comenvision in Greece.
Greek Traditions and festivals
During the Comenius week in Larissa the teachers and the students enjoyed the Greek hospitality.
The first day at school the Greek teachers helped the students learn how to dance Greek traditional dances.
At the Water Company the greek students danced traditional dances with the participation of all the students and teachers. They also tasted Greek traditional food which was made by the good will of the Greek families. They also experienced Greek music and dance at a Greek tavern.
Next day they visited st. Nicolas church and the monasteries at Meteora and they got in touch with our religions tradition and whorship.
A team of Greek students presented an ancient greek comedy (by Aristofnis) in one of the two ancient theatres of our city. So everybody experienced a performance they had never seen before.
The whole week gave them the chance to see things totally different for their culture but also interesting that will help them have a memorable time during their visit here.
Evaluation: Larissa – students
After visiting Larissa the Polish team counted the
students answers to the questionnaire. Although the students were
different the results are similar. The students think more or less in the same way. What’s interesting, they have added more comments and it’is good especially that
in this way they have opportunity to say whatever they like.
Evaluation questionnaire
This is the questionaire for the students, that the Polish team gave us. We give it to our students after each mobility and we collect their answers. The Polish team counts the results and gives the evaluation to all the partners.
Saturday, April 26, 2014
"Comenvision" Event: 11th Gymnasium of Larissa sings and dances Chassapiko
Chassapiko is the most famous Greek dance. It has quite a lot of figures. So, every group of people dances a different version of Chassapiko.
In this video, Jenny -a student- teaches us "her Chassapiko". We'll show you how to dance Chassapiko in Greece ;-))
Are you ready to dance with us?
You can see the preparation of our presentation below:
In this video, Jenny -a student- teaches us "her Chassapiko". We'll show you how to dance Chassapiko in Greece ;-))
Are you ready to dance with us?
You can see the preparation of our presentation below:
...our official presentation in the Comenius-event "Comenvision" below:
Fragosyriani - Hassapiko dance: The Greek song
...and some photos are posted below:
Sunday, March 30, 2014
2nd visit to Bucharest, Romania
2nd meeting
23 - 28 March 2014
Bucharest, Romania
6 Greek studnets and 5 teachers visited Romania for the 2nd Comenius meeting
Friday, March 21, 2014
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Friday, February 28, 2014
An x-student makes our school proud
Alexandros Avranas, an x-student of 11th Gymnasium of Larissa, who is
one of the most famous, talented and hopeful young Greek film directors,
visited our school and talked to the students about his job, his experiences,
his awards and generally about art.
A
short biography of the artist and some photos of his visit to our
school are shown below:
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Less than 3 months till the partners visit us! See the Greek Preparation
We have to keep the tradition of the "Greek Hospitality": When the Greeks wait for visitors they have to prepare everything in perfection and do their best to welcome and host them!
We are waiting eagerly for our partners' visit in Larissa! It's been a long time since the Greek teachers and students have been discussing about it, how to organize our activities, what places to visit with our friends, how to involve them in Greek culture, to taste Greek food etc. There are meetings with parents and teachers at school very often, where we are discussing the preparations for our guests. It is an absolutely enjoyable period for us!
We are waiting eagerly for our partners' visit in Larissa! It's been a long time since the Greek teachers and students have been discussing about it, how to organize our activities, what places to visit with our friends, how to involve them in Greek culture, to taste Greek food etc. There are meetings with parents and teachers at school very often, where we are discussing the preparations for our guests. It is an absolutely enjoyable period for us!
Last week we sent an email to invite our partners to our city and give them some information on the visit.
This
week, we sent the Programme and we started the dialogue about the
"Comenvision" event.
But, there are many things which have to be done...
During the Holy Week of the Orthodox Easter Holidays students along with volunteer parents and teachers cleaned, painted and decorated the school in order to be able to receive our visitors.
But, there are many things which have to be done...
During the Holy Week of the Orthodox Easter Holidays students along with volunteer parents and teachers cleaned, painted and decorated the school in order to be able to receive our visitors.
You can see some photos and videos with the Greek preparations below:
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
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