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https://www.whiterose.gr/index.php/en/blog-en/city-of-thessaloniki

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e_Ag_DNn00wDgnE8oto0C2bKlYWvUqBc/view

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Our country, Greece and the symbol of our culture, Parthenon 

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Our country, Greece and the symbol of our culture, Parthenon 

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Mountain Pelion and Makrinitsa village

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Lets expand our Knowledge about Greece and Almyros

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Lets expand our Knowledge about Greece and Almyros

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddUSi9ID5QI1KiL6Gc9o8rl59wLcOZQgJy_VDlAAmoIjS0Nw/formResponse

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Articles of the local press about the Health At School project

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Articles of the local press about the Health At School project

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http://almyrosinfo.gr/article/2o-%CE%B3%CF%85%CE%BC%CE%BD%CE%AC%CF%83%CE%B9%CE%BF-%CE%B1%CE%BB%CE%BC%CF%85%CF%81%CE%BF%CF%8D-%CF%83%CE%B5-%CF%80%CF%81%CF%8C%CE%B3%CF%81%CE%B1%CE%BC%CE%BC%CE%B1-erasmuska2

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Meteora, the Grand Canyon of Greece
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWzMu_AYnJM

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2nd Gymnasio of Almyros, Magnesia, Greece
The 2nd Junior High School of Almyros is a public school with students aged from 12 to 15 years. It is located in a semi-urban and rural area of central Greece. Today, due to the economical crisis, the region of Almyros is plagued by a lack of resources and, therefore, by an inability of the students and their families to follow further extracurricular learning activities outside formal schooling. The school has 190 students and employs 26 teachers per year, which provide all possible learning opportunities within and outside the public educational system, dedicating time for extracurricular learning activities. The school participates in many  cultural, environmental, learning and educational programs. Due to the lack of extracurricular opportunities and the distance from the nearest urban center, to avoid the risk of social exclusion and a limited access to learning opportunities, our school is the core of the  social and educational inclusion not only for our students, but also for the entire community with initiatives such as:
- Reception classes for students with different linguistic and cultural backgrounds (children of immigrants)
- The organization of educational and cultural events at our school, open to the local community
- Excellent and effective cooperation of local associations (Parents and guardians, cultural, sporting, environmental) with the school community, to provide knowledge and skills.
- Participation in student competitions (mathematics, sports, music, etc, European contests.)
- Cooperation with other schools in learning networks (Member of environmental networks: "Olive", "The stone bridges of Greece" and "The European path E4 and E6")
- Participation in a Comenius project entitled: SMILE (Students' Motivation Inspires Learning in Europe) and in Erasmus+KA1 project, Teachers4Europe project

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2o-γυμνάσιο-Αλμυρού

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The city of Volos (the capital of our region), a mythical destination
Volos is one of the largest and most attractive cities in Greece as well as one of the country’s most prominent ports. The modern-day city, built near the site of ancient Iolcos, dominates the region of Magnesia from its position at the foot of Mount Pelion overlooking the Pagasetic Gulf. This is one of the most beautiful areas in Thessaly, in the center of Greece (Volos is situated 320km N of Athens and 219km S of Thessaloniki) combining the allure of the sea with the mystical charm of the Centaurs’ mountain

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Museum of the city of Volos
http://lecad.arch.uth.gr/demuciv/index_en.php

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQwp_iF_Ye0

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Plastiras lake

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Almyros or Halmyros (Greek: Αλμυρός, which means salty) is a town and a municipality of the regional unit of Magnesia, region of Thessaly, Greece. It lies in the center of prosperous fertile plain known as 'Krokio Pedio', which is crossed by torrents. Almyros is an important agricultural and commercial center of Magnesia, and is also developing as a tourist center for the area. The main agricultural products are tomatoes, cotton, wheat, almonds, peanuts and pistachio nuts.

Our city Almyros from above

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The Diachronic Museum of Larissa was inaugurated on November 28, displaying the outstanding archaeological and byzantine finds from the Larissa area, from the Middle Palaeolithic to the late Byzantine times, including exceptional discoveries from the Neolithic period.

The collections of the Archaeological Museum of Larissa - which were previously housed in an Islamic mosque constructed in the 19th century - are also housed in the new reconstructed museum. The collections include Palaeolithic fossils, Neolithic vases, figurines, tools, Bronze Age and Geometric vases, Archaic funerary finds from St George at Larissa, burial finds of the Classical period, architectural parts spanning the period from Archaic to Byzantine times, Hellenistic and Roman sculptures, as well as a Roman mosaic from Kalo Nero at Larissa.

The initiative for the creation of a modern Archaeological- Byzantine museum in Larissa was undertaken by the first director of 15th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classic Antiquities, Mr. K. Gallis, around 1973 when the Municipality of Larissa ceded land to the Greek Ministry of Culture. In 1995 started the construction of the museum, which was realised in two phases 1995 - 1999 and 2002 - 2007 via EU funds.

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Makrinitsa village Pelion: Visitors who will have the lick to visit Makrinitsa will be amazed by its unique beauty and will never want to leave this dreamy place. The village of Makrinista is a pure jewel hanging on the side of the amazingly green mountain. It is divided in two settlement, Koukourava and Moutsara, only 500m one from another. Makrinitsa is known as the noble village, because it was mostly inhabited by wealthy people. This is why most of the houses in Makrinitsa are noble mansions, very richly decorated. The village is also known as the balcony of Pelion because of its amazing view due to its location (630m above the sea). The houses have decorated tall walls and window, work of the folk-artists of the region. All the climbing streets of Makrinitsa are stone paved and lead to a beautiful large square, shadowed by tall plane trees. The square has a cafeterias, a lovely church dedicated to Agios Ioannis Prodromos and a carved marble fountain, built around 1809 and whose crystal clear waters are called Immortal Water. The whole place offers tranquility, natural beauty and peace. In Makrinitsa, visitor can visit many beautiful churches and basilica as well as the Folklore Museum which has a wonderful collection of rare objects and mementos. Source: www.greeka.com

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Pelion in Greece is a place of great natural beauty. It is actually a large mountain dotted with traditional villages and exotic beaches. Makrinitsa, Portaria, Milies and Tsagarada are the most traditional villages of Pelion, with grey stone roofs, elegant houses and paved paths. On the eastern side of the peninsula, there are wonderful beaches with exotic blue water. Mylopotamos, Fakistra and Agios Ioannis are popular beaches for summer holidays in Pelion. Due to the varied landscape, Pelion is a favorite destination for all seasons of the year. Source: www.greeka.com

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Souvlaki (Greek: σουβλάκι, [suˈvlaci]), plural souvlakia, is a popular greek fast food consisting of small pieces of meat and sometimes vegetables grilled on a skewer.
Souvlaki is a general term but it usually refers to meat of some sort, beef, lamb, or pork. You may have heard about gyro (pronounced yee-row), which is meat placed in a round vertical rotisserie.

Preparation
The meat is sliced off as it becomes done and is put on a round pita bread with lettuce, tomato, onions, and tzatziki, a cucumber-yogurt-garlic sauce that in our opinion is what makes souvlaki delicious, giving it an authentic greek taste.
In some souvlaki corners (souvlaki can be found almost everywhere) the meat is skewered and sometimes you can get ground beef, which is generally known as beefteki.
Souvlaki comes in wax paper which keeps it all together and you eat it like you are peeling a banana.

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Tsipouro, the drink of Magnesian "Gods"  and ....Headmasters

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Tsipouro, the drink of Magnesian "Gods"  and ....Headmasters

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Tsipouro (also called tsikoudia or raki in Crete) is a quintessential Greek spirit alongside the more commonly recognised Ouzo. Tsipouro is made by distilling the residue of grapes left over from the wine pressing process and produces a strong spirit of 40-45% alcohol. While traditionally tsipouro has no additives to affect taste, certain central and northern regions of Greece are known for producing tsipouro with anise flavour and there is a growing trend of ageing tsipouro in barrels enabling a range of unique flavours related to each barrel's previous use!

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"Mousaka"
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/19644/moussaka/

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Argo, the mythic ship of Jason, the symbol of the city 

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Argo, the mythic ship of Jason, the symbol of the city 

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The  Ship in a Snow Storm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0ADxcry0zs