Glossary: Word tree (Φιλοξενία)
This is a very fun and interesting game – exercise! Many words in the Greek language are combined words (σύνθετες λέξεις) and by breaking them to smaller pieces help us in the meaning and etymology of the word as well as in the creation of new words from their smaller pieces. For example, we […]
Life at school: Celebrating Wold Music Day in Greece
World Music Day in Greece: A Celebration of Sound, Culture, and Community World Music Day in Greece is celebrated every year on June 21, bringing together artists, communities, and music lovers across the country. Known globally as Fête de la Musique, the celebration transforms cities, islands, and neighborhoods into vibrant stages filled with melodies, rhythms, […]
Proud of our students: Melanie from Florida learning Ancient Greek
Why Studying Ancient Greek Still Matters Today Study Ancient Greek in Athens remains one of the most important languages in human history. It was the language of philosophers, historians, poets, and political thinkers whose ideas continue to influence the modern world. Although no one speaks Ancient Greek as a native language today, it remains a […]
Glossary: Word tree (Λογοτεχνία)
Etymology is especially important in the Greek language because it helps us understand not only the meaning of words, but also the way Greeks have thought and expressed ideas throughout the centuries. Many Greek words are compound words, formed by combining two or more roots. Each part carries a distinct meaning, so when the parts […]
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 […]
Life at school: A special Celebration for Sergio’s birthday
A Special Celebration for Our Student from Uruguay A Warm Welcome This past month, we welcomed a wonderful student from Uruguay who joined us to study Greek and experience our culture. From the very beginning, he showed enthusiasm, curiosity, and dedication. As a result, he quickly became a valued member of our school community. The […]
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 […]
Greek in Every Step: A Walk Through Mavrommateon Street
Οδός Μαυρομματαίων: A Walk Through Athens’ History and Architecture Athens is a city where every street tells a story. One of its most charming roads is Οδός Μαυρομματαίων (Mavrommateon Street). This street connects Patission Avenue with the historic Pedion tou Areos Park, giving visitors a unique view of Athens’ urban history. Why Mavrommateon Street Stands […]
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 […]