Can you recall your favourite book as a kid? International Children’s Book Day encourages you to pick it up and read it through again!

Our young learners are reading some books during our CLIL lessons. Our first graders are reading ' Pinocchio', our second graders are reading 'Aladdin' and our third graders are reading 'The Wonderful...

Encouraging our students to read English literature is of paramount importance to us. Taking the opportunity of the nice weather, we decided to have an outdoor English literature lesson at the amphith...

Our 2nd graders love writing about their favourite day of the week in English and, therefore, turning their texts into beautifully bound books was a fun, creative and truly worthwhile classroom activi...

Reading books helps people enrich their vocabulary, broaden their mind and of course travel through time or to different places.

The World Obesity Federation has established 11th October World Obesity Day. Considering the issue of obesity of great importance we attempted to make our students aware of it by working on a relevant...

The students in our school are encouraged to read books. They do not only work on the grammatical and syntactical structures but they also talk about the feelings and thoughts which are aroused while ...

Our students are encouraged to read both English and Greek literature. They borrow books from our school's library, download stories on their iPads and of course read books during their Greek lessons ...