The myth of Demeter and Persephone
The myth of Demeter and Persephone from our Reception children. What a treat!
Notice Board
Happy Easter!
A very happy Easter to all our students and their families! Our school will resume on Saturday 30th April at 9.30am.
War and Peace
A meaningful presentation by our Year 4 students!
25th March Celebration Invite
On Saturday 19th March our school will honour the anniversary of the Greek War of Independence. Parents of the pupils who will participate in the celebration (Nursery classes, Y2, Y5, Y6, and A Level) are warmly invited to attend at 10:00am. Our celebration will take place at our school theatre and the use of face coverings by parents is encouraged inside the theatre. Pupils who do not take part in the celebration will be involved in classroom activities closely related to the Greek War of Independence. All pupils are requested to be at school at 9:30am. Pupils who take part in the celebration are requested to wear white top/shirt and blue/black trousers/skirt. All students will finish school at 11:30am on that day.
Happy Lent!
We dressed up, we learnt about the Greek Carnival, Clean Monday and the beautiful tradition of flying kites by the pupils of Y3, we bought books and we enjoyed savoury and sweet delicacies in our PTA fantastic bazaar. What a fun day that was!
A very happy Lent to everyone!
Rainbow colours
It’s always pleasant to talk about the rainbow 🙂 Thank you Year 2 about your beautiful assembly on Saturday!
Greek Carnival!
Beautiful masks by our Year 1A pupils to welcome the Greek Carnival season!
And you, why do you learn Greek?
Well done to our GCSE 1 students for their thorough presentation on the importance of Greek language and to our Reception pupils who explained to us why they learn Greek!
A very happy International Greek Language Day (9th February) to all!
Three Hierarchs Day
On Saturday 29th January our school celebrated the Three Hierarchs Day. The children attended a special assembly where they learnt about the life and works of the patron saints of education. Well done to Year 5, Year 6 and A Level 1 students for their interesting presentations .
