Travelling around Greece!

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Meet our home city, Piraeus

Together with our English teacher, Ms Maria, we have prepared a short presentation of our home city, Piraeus, including important information and photos.
We hope you like it!

The students from D' and E' Class of Ralleia Model Experimental Primary Schools

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A trip from Piraeus, Greece to Castel dell'Aquila, Italy

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Our village: Castel dell'Aquila Italy

Castel dell’Aquila is a small village of about 1000 inhabitants.
It was built in 1294 as a defence castle.
It was destroyed and rebuilt many times.

the church

the old door ( It was the entrance  of the castle).  

the rounded tower

the squared tower

the monument to died soldiers

the museum of the rural civilization 

Forte Cesare

Celebrating European Day of Languages

On September 26th, we celebrated at school the Day of European Languages.You can get an idea of what we did.

Our city, Piraeus, Greece

Piraeus is the place we live. It is in Attica, Greece and it is the largest Greek port.

Here you can see some of the most famous Piraeus sights.

Peiraiki

Passalimani

Photo of Piraeus from above

The theatre

Old photos from Piraeus

 The church of Saint Nicolas, the protector of seamen

Mikrolimano

Old girls' boarding school

The central tube station

The lion of Piraeus

Panhellenic Sports Day

On 6th October 2014, all schools in Greece celebrated the Panhellenic Sports Day!

This year's concept was

   “ We are all   different.. but we are all equal”

This is a short video presenting our sports activities on that day. Enjoy!

"Meet my Country!" Project

"Meet my country!" is an eTwinning project for primary school students, aged 9-11 years old. Through powerpoint presentations, photos, written texts, emails, short video extracts and the use of ICT and various web 2.0 tools, young students from Greece and Italy talk and learn about each other's country, as well as about themselves, their schools and their hometowns. In this way, they get in touch with the history, culture, habits and customs of these two countries and exchange valuable cultural elements.