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We are delighted to announce the successful completion of the eTwinning project titled "Joy All Day: One Smile Away – A Heart Full of Goals: Skills for Life," in which our school participated during the current academic year under the guidance of teachers Dimitra Micha, Sofia Pappa, and Christina Vanaut. The project was implemented in collaboration with schools from European countries, offering our students the opportunity to communicate, collaborate, and exchange experiences with peers from diverse cultural backgrounds. The aim of the project was to strengthen European cooperation between schools, develop digital and language skills, cultivate creativity and teamwork, as well as raise students' awareness of the culture and everyday life of other countries. During the project, students participated in online meetings with partner schools, created collaborative digital materials, worked on common thematic units and exchanged views through the eTwinning platform, using mode...

The students of the P4/5 ELA class at the European School Munich explored the topic of biodiversity. They discussed the importance of protecting animals, all living creatures, and nature, as well as the value of respect for every form of life. The students also reflected on how human actions can help protect the environment and support animal welfare through responsibility, care, and thoughtful everyday choices. As part of this activity, the pet dog of one of our students visited the school. This special experience gave the children the opportunity to observe firsthand the needs of animals and to better understand how much they depend on love, care, respect, and human kindness. This meaningful encounter brought our discussions about biodiversity to life and encouraged the students to become caring and responsible citizens who value and protect the natural world. 🐾🌿🌍 n our class, we also discussed the important topic of endangered species and the need to protect biodiversity aro...

The students of the European School of Munich, P4-5 Greek Class, participated in a variety of activities focused on the safe and responsible use of technology, the Internet, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Through interactive quizzes, storytelling activities, discussions, and collaborative tasks, students explored how to stay safe online, protect their personal information, recognize trustworthy sources, and use digital tools responsibly. They also reflected on the opportunities and challenges of Artificial Intelligence and discussed how technology can be used in a positive and ethical way. The activities encouraged critical thinking, digital citizenship, teamwork, and responsible online behaviour, helping students become safer and more confident users of the digital world. European School of Munich P4-5 Greek Class Teacher: Alexandra Sagri