Out of class activity: Eat like a Cretan in Chania
Discovering Cretan Food in Chania: A Special Dinner with Our Students At our school in Chania, learning Greek is not limited to the classroom. Language and culture go hand in hand, and one of the best ways to experience Greek culture is through its food. That is why we recently invited our students to enjoy […]
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: A Visit to the Nautical Museum in Chania
Discovering Crete’s Maritime Heritage: A Visit to the Nautical Museum of Chania Located at the entrance of the historic harbor of Chania, the Nautical Museum of Crete offers a clear and engaging look at the island’s strong connection to the sea. During our recent visit, we explored the museum together with our students. We […]
It’s happening in Athens: “Dionysios Solomos on Language and Freedom”
Celebration of World Greek Language Day ANNOUNCEMENT & INVITATION You are warmly invited to attend the Celebration of World Greek Language Day, held under the auspices of the relevant institutions. Theme: “Dionysios Solomos on Language and Freedom” Date: Sunday, 8 February 2026 Time: 10:00 – 14:00 Venue: War Museum of Athens “Ioannis Kapodistrias” Amphitheatre […]
Glossary: Word tree (Φίλιππος)
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 have […]
It’s happening in Athens: Your Guide to Autumn 2025 – Kolonos Festival
Kolonos Festival: Where Ancient Drama Meets Autumnal Athenian Soul Nestled on the verdant slopes of Hippios Kolonos—an ancient, sacred hill once cared for by the god Poseidon and celebrated by Sophocles—lies a cultural gem that lights up Athenian autumn nights: the Kolonos Festival. Organized by the Municipality of Athens through OPANDA (Organization of Culture, Sports […]
Teaching Greek Our Way: “Στο Κεφάλι Το Χω!”
At our school, teaching Greek is never just about grammar books and vocabulary lists. It’s about building confidence, encouraging creativity, and making communication feel natural—even at the beginner level. That’s why we often end our lessons with playful activities that help students put everything they’ve learned into real use. One of our favorite recent moments […]
Greek in Every Step: From Ancient Wisdom to Modern Clarity
In today’s fast-paced world, where focus is fleeting and mental fatigue is all too common, the global search for clarity and balance is more pressing than ever. Enter the rising category of nootropic drinks—beverages that support brain function, sharpen concentration, and boost mental clarity, all without the spikes and crashes of traditional stimulants like coffee […]
Proud of Our Students: Mirte’s bloom
Some students leave a quiet but unforgettable mark on our school—and Mirte, our beloved student from the Netherlands, is certainly one of them. Mirte joined our Athens school for four weeks, and from the very beginning, she brought with her a calm, unique energy that quickly found its place in the rhythm of our daily […]
Life at School – Decorating the Christmas Tree party
As December begins, the festive spirit is in full swing at our school! To welcome the holiday season, we organized a heartwarming celebration filled with music, dancing, and, of course, an array of delicious food. Our culinary spread featured traditional Greek Christmas treats, including melomakarona, kourabiedes, and diples, alongside savory all-time favorites like spinach pies […]