Proud of Our Staff: Irini at Alexander Greek School Celebrates 7 Years
At the School of Greek Language & Culture “Alexander the Great”, people are at the center of everything we do. Therefore, today we proudly celebrate an important milestone: Irini at Alexander Greek School has completed 7 years as part of our educational family. During these years, Irini has become one of the most important people […]
Life at School at Alexander the Great: A Birthday Surprise for Nancy
At the School of Greek Language & Culture “Alexander the Great,” life at school is filled with memorable moments, cultural experiences, and strong human connections. This week, students, teachers, and staff came together to celebrate a very special occasion: the birthday of Nancy, our loyal Greek teacher and Education Manager. A Special Celebration in Our […]
Life at School: Greek Language School Farewell Party in Athens
At our Greek language school in Athens, every student becomes part of a larger international family. Last week, we organized a spontaneous and emotional Greek language school farewell party in Athens for three students who left a strong mark on our classrooms and daily life. The celebration started at 13:30 after lessons and brought together […]
Life at School: A Student from Uruguay Created an AI School Hymn for Our Athens School
A 10-Week Greek Language Journey from Uruguay to Athens Life at school in Athens is always full of surprises, friendships, creativity, and unforgettable moments. This year, we had the pleasure of welcoming an incredible student from Uruguay for a 10-week Greek language program at our school in Athens. From the very first days, he became […]
Life at School: “Η Μοίρα των Τεσσάρων” — A Special Bond Between Our B2 Greek Students
B2 Greek Student Group Creates a Real Team in Athens Our B2 Greek student group recently created something truly special at our school in Athens. The four students gave themselves the name “Η Μοίρα των Τεσσάρων,” a phrase that sounds like “The Fate of the Four” or “The Destiny of the Four.” What started as […]
Proud of Our Students: Bernard Greek Student in Athens
Bernard Greek Student in Athens Learns Beyond the Classroom Bernard Greek student in Athens joined our school for a two-week intensive Greek language program at B2 level. From the first day, he impressed teachers and classmates with his enthusiasm, kindness, and dedication to the Greek language. At our school, learning Greek goes beyond grammar exercises […]
Out of Class Activities: Visiting Elytis House Museum and Plaka
Learning Greek is not limited to the classroom. At our school, we believe that language becomes alive through culture, history, literature, and shared experiences in the city itself. One of our recent out-of-class activities took our students into the heart of old Athens for a special visit to the home and museum of one of […]
Out of class activities: Eat like a Greek at a Cretan restaurant 🇬🇷🍷
A shared dinner with our late April groups 🤍 Learning Greek does not stop when the lesson ends—it continues in real life, in conversations, and around the table. This week, our late April groups enjoyed a beautiful evening out at one of our favourite Cretan mezedopoleia in Athens, a place where food, culture, and connection […]
Proud of our students: Alice (Αλίκη) 🇬🇷🇩🇪 A joyful Greek language journey in Athens 🤍
A Greek language school Athens student certificate moment full of joy At our Greek language school in Athens, every achievement tells a personal story. Today we are proud to share a Greek language school Athens student certificate moment for our student Alice (Αλίκη), who successfully completed her A1 Greek level after one month of study. […]
Proud of our students: Josef’s Certificate Moment 🤍
A full-circle moment at our Greek language school in Athens At our Greek language school in Athens, we believe that learning is not only about lessons—it is about people, experiences, and transformation. After 12 weeks of studying with us, our student Josef reached a meaningful milestone: receiving his certificate of attendance. This moment represents more […]