Life at School: An Alternative Christmas Experience in Sunny Athens

Christmas Indoors and Outdoors: Life at School in Athens During the Christmas period, Alexander Greek School is filled with warmth and light. Classrooms are decorated with festive details, creating a welcoming and relaxed learning environment. The Christmas atmosphere is present without feeling heavy or overwhelming. Some of the photos show Aude inside the school, surrounded […]
Out of class activities: Eat like a Greek in Kyveli

The Greek Diet and Mediterranean Food The Greek diet is part of the Mediterranean diet, which is one of the healthiest ways of eating in the world. It is based on fresh, natural, and seasonal foods and is closely connected to Greek culture and daily life. The Mediterranean diet is common in countries such […]
It’s happening in Athens: Chistmas market in Kypseli

Christmas at the Kypseli Municipal Market 🎄 The Kypseli Municipal Market — a historic and recently revitalized cultural hub in the heart of Athens — welcomes the festive season with a rich program of events for all ages. Kypseli is a vivid neighborhood with so many restaurants, cafes and bars. And is only 10 […]
Our neighbourhood in Athens: Christmas at Pedion tou Areos

A Holiday Wonderland in the Heart of Athens: Christmas Village at Pedion tou Areos As the festive season begins, one of Athens’ most beloved green spaces — Pedion tou Areos — has once again transformed into a vibrant holiday destination: the Christmas Village at Pedion tou Areos. Organized by the Region of Attica, this year’s […]
Life at school: Decorating our school for Christmas

🎄 Christmas in Greece & Our Traditions Christmas (Χριστούγεννα) in Greece is one of the most joyful and meaningful times of the year. It blends Christian celebration with centuries-old customs, music, and local flavors. The holiday season officially begins on December 6th (St. Nicholas Day) and lasts until January 6th (Epiphany), creating a whole […]
Life at school – Cooking melomakarona

We are excited that today we cooked at our school with our students. After the end of the lessons, our philologist, Nancy, introduced our students to the Christmas sweets that we usually eat in Greece during this festive season and then they cooked the most famous one, melomakarona. They followed the recipe – written in […]