Proud of our students: From Language Learning to Homeric Scholarship — François 🇨🇦
Introduction: Learn Greek in Athens and go beyond the classroom What happens when you learn Greek in Athens and truly connect with the language? For our student François from Canada, learning Greek became much more than a course. It became a path toward academic contribution, research, and international publication. At our school, we believe that […]
Understanding Greece: Greek Easter Traditions – Customs, Food & Cultural Experience
Greek Easter traditions combine deep religious devotion with vibrant cultural expression. Across Greece, Holy Week transforms daily life into a collective experience of faith, family, and heritage. Returning to the Village – A National Movement One of the most defining elements of Greek Easter: Urban residents leave cities like Athens They return to their ancestral […]
Out of class activities: A Cultural trip to Vergina
A Cultural Journey to Vergina Students from our Greek language school in Thessaloniki went on an exciting trip to Vergina. The visit helped them practice Greek while learning about history in a real setting. Visiting the Archaeological Site The March students, together with their teachers, explored the famous site of Vergina. They felt a strong […]
Out of class activities: Eat like a Greek in Kyveli
A Shared Table in Kypseli: Learning Greek Through Food & Tradition There is something truly special about stepping outside the classroom and experiencing Greek language and culture in real life. Recently, we had the pleasure of going out with our students to Kyveli, a beloved spot in the vibrant neighborhood of Kypseli. It wasn’t just […]
Understanding Greece: Bakaliaros Skordalia Recipe – A March 25th Tradition 🇬🇷
The bakaliaros skordalia recipe is one of the most beloved Greek dishes, traditionally prepared on March 25th, a day of both national and religious celebration in Greece. On this day, Greeks celebrate the Greek War of Independence and the feast of the Annunciation. Although the period falls during Lent, when meat and fish are usually […]
It’s happening in Greece: A tribute to Odysseas Elytis on Ertflix
Odysseas Elytis: The Poet of Light and Greece Odysseas Elytis (1911–1996) is one of the most important figures in modern Greek literature. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1979 and played a key role in shaping contemporary Greek poetry as part of the “Generation of the 1930s.” Born in Heraklion and […]
Our neighbourhood in Athens: Athens Bike Festival 2026 at Pedion tou Areos
Athens Bike Festival 2026 at Pedion tou Areos Every spring, Athens celebrates cycling with one of the most exciting outdoor events in the city. The Athens Bike Festival 2026 will take place on March 21–22 at Pedion tou Areos Park, bringing together cyclists, families, and visitors for a weekend full of energy. Now in […]
It’s happening in Athens: Van Gogh, the Immersive Experience
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience in Athens “Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” is one of the most impressive art exhibitions currently presented in Athens. This innovative exhibition combines art and technology, allowing visitors to explore the work of the famous Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh through a unique multisensory and interactive experience. The exhibition is […]
Out of Class Activities in Athens: Learning Greek the Real Greek Way 🍽️🇬🇷
One of the most meaningful ways to experience out of class activities in Athens is outside the classroom — around a shared table, with good food, relaxed conversation, and real human connection. These out of class activities help our students practice Greek naturally while discovering everyday life in Athens. For our evening students, we recently […]
Understanding Greece: World Greek Language Day – UNESCO Recognition of the Greek Language
World Greek Language Day: UNESCO Recognizes the Global Importance of the Greek Language World Greek Language Day, celebrated every year on 9 February, highlights the historical depth, cultural richness, and worldwide influence of the Greek language. Officially proclaimed by UNESCO in 2025, the day recognizes Greek as one of the world’s oldest living languages […]