Serres is a city you will just love!

Great history, amazing sights!

An amazing city with history … !

Do you really want to enjoy your stay in our beautiful city of Serres? Then, you will just need to take some things into consideration. 

Where/What to eat

There are indeed numerous taverns and restaurants in Serres to go to if you are hungry!

Well, if you ask me, I would definitely recommend you to try out our really delicious “souvlaki”.

If you have a sweet tooth, you could try out the traditional and well-known “bougatsa”  and “akanes” of Serres!

What to buy

Well, I guess that is something mostly up to you.

If I were you, though, I would buy some souvenirs for sure!                
                 

 

Where to stay

There are some really cheap hotels yet beautiful and hospitable to stay at in Serres!

You can find lots of them if you just go through the city or through their websites.

Where to shop

Although a lot of shops have been closed due to the economic crisis, you can still find a lot of shops in the centre of the city!

                               

What to see

There are lots of things to see in Serres!

If you like museums, you should really visit the Bezesteni Museum.

Otherwise, if you like sights and taking pictures of them, go to Koulas, the Akropolis of Serres - a  magnificent place!

Where to have fun

You can have fun in the clubs of our city, or, if you prefer something less loud, you can have a coffee in the modern cafes!

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

C1 Class

                                                                                                            

 

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Take a Virtual Tour of London

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INTERVIEW with our school’s Headteacher

INTERVIEW

with Mr. Kyparissis,

our school’s Headteacher

• When did you first come to our school as a headteacher?

In 2011.

• Why did you choose our school?

-Because it is well organized, it’s got most of the necessary facilities and good students.

• Apart from being the headteacher of our school, you are mainly a PE teacher.Why did you choose to become a teacher?

-I chose the job of a teacher because I really like it. I like working with young people and communicating knowledge.

• If you weren’t a teacher, what job would you like to do?

-I would like to be a musician if I had the talent, the gift.

• What do you do when you don’t work?

-I do some sports and, in my free time, I read books.

• What were you like as a student when you were at our age?

-I was a very good student.

• What was your favourite subject?

-Physics. I really liked Physics.

• Do you think you are a strict headteacher?

-No, I don’t think so.

• What is the hardest part of being a headteacher?

-The hardest part is that you have to manage a big school, deal with a lot of students and a lot of bureaucracy. In general, it’s a difficult job.

• What is the first thing you would do in our school if you were given the opportunity and all the necessary means?

-I would make sure all of the students had a computer.

• Is there anything in our school that makes you proud of? What is it?

-I’m proud of the teachers of our school who are very good. In addition, our students make me feel  proud.

• What’s your favourite football team?

-Barcelona

• What kinds of music do you like listening το?

-I listen to all kinds of music. It depends on the situation.

• What was the best film you saw in 2013?

-Gravity.

• We would like to thank you as you willingly accepted to have the first interview for our newspaper.

                                                Agorastou Fenia – Dimopoulou Konstantina

                                                                                           C1 class

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Goodbye sir Alex Ferguson…

Goodbye sir Alex Ferguson…

Sir Alex Ferguson retired at the peak of his career when he won the Premier League title, after managing Manchester United for 26 years. The Scot’s 13th championship success proved to be one of his “sweetest” achievements. It ensured that pride returned to Old Trafford after the bitter defeat by the Citizens under dramatic circumstances the previous season. Ferguson’s “noisy neighbours” fell silent. On 8 May 2013, just 16 days after winning the league once again, Ferguson announced that he was going to retire as a manager at the end of the 2012/13 season, but he was going to remain at the club as a director and ambassador. Ferguson has won 49 trophies as a manager, which makes him the most successful British football manager in history.

Aggelakis George

C1 Class   

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“The State of Wishes”

“The State of Wishes”

Last  Christmas, something new started in our town, Serres, and we hope it will continue in the coming years: “The State of Wishes”.

It lasted one month, from December 6th to January 6th. It took place in the park near the police station, between the 8th Primary School and the 1st Primary School of Serres.

In the “State” you could find lots of Christmas delicacies, hot drinks and sandwiches.

Children of all ages visited the unique amusement park to enjoy a ride on the Big wheel, the Bumper Cars or the Ghost Train. They could also slide on ice and have fun in the  ice- skating rink. 

You could also enjoy short theatrical plays, traditional dances, Christmas carols and concerts with modern singers and bands, like Stavento and Koza Mostra.

A small train took children and adults for a ride, from the National Bank to the State of Wishes.

Manafis Christos

B1 Class

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Chocolate pie!

RECIPE

Chocolate pie!

Ingredients

500 gr. flour

2 cups of sugar

4 spoonfuls of cocoa

5 gr. of baking powder

A little salt

1 cup of milk

250 gr. of butter

Some melted sugar

cocoa

100 gr.of boiling water

1 vanilla

 Instructions

1. In a bowl put the flour, the sugar, the cocoa, the baking powder, the salt and the vanilla. Mix well. Add the butter and the milk and stir with a whisk.
2. Grease a small square fireproof dish. Pour the mixture in it. In another bowl mix the sugar and cocoa and sprinkle the mixture. Pour slowly the boiling water into the mixture.
3. Bake the chocolate pie at 170 ° C for about 40 minutes. Do not cut! Serve with a little ice cream or cream.

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"The Wave"

REVIEW

"The Wave"

Recently our class has visited the Northern Greece National Theatre in Thessaloniki and saw a great play called “The Wave”.

About the performance: The wave is based on an actual experiment conducted with fifteen year old students by the author Ron Jones who was also a history teacher at Kamperli High School in Palo Alto, California in 1967. The experiment, which was exploring fascism, was intended to show that people are easily turned into a mob that can be manipulated. A role-playing game, which quickly got out of control…..

Review of the performance: The performance was undoubtfully very interesting. First of all, the actors were very good and really talented. They danced, sang and played their role with a vivid passion expressed in both their faces and body. Moreover, the scenery and the direction were excellent. Since the performance had some kind of originality, the performance grasped all students’ attention from the very first minutes! ‘The wave’ is a play that can truly drift you away and show you how people can be easily manipulated and deceived….

‘The wave’ By Ron Jones

Directed by: John King
Translation: Elpida Viannou
Setting: Kostas Aronis
Costumes: Chris Broufas
Music: George Christianakis
Movement: Kostas Gerardos
Lighting: Stelios Tzolopoulos
Video Art: John Peiralis- Birginia Rigaki
Producer: Christina Zacharopoulou

Actors: Marianna Avramaki, Diamantis Adamatidis, Joanna Diamandidou. Maria Karamitrou, Andreas-Aggelos Karanikolas, Eleni Kilinkaridou, Dimitris Kontos, Paola Mylona, Stavrianna Papadakis, Marialenna Rozakis, John Tsiakmakis.

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OLLANTAYTAMBO ?????

DID YOU KNOW….

OLLANTAYTAMBO ?????

 

The town was built in 15^th century by Peruvians. There were strange, tall buildings which were all made of stone. We don’t have enough proof about who discovered these unusual ruins of the town. The most important artifacts found there were the bathrooms of the princess, the warehouses in which people saved several products and the Wall of the six Monoliths. Most of the buildings were the residents’ houses. Those breathtaking structures really amaze both archaeologists and visitors as well. It’s worth visiting the place if you find yourself in Peru some day………..

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How to create a blog in blogger.

How to create a blog in blogger.

Step 1 and 2.

You can create a blog in Blogger.com.

Go to blogger.com and sign in with your gmail ID. Blogger.com is a site of Google.
 

 
Step 3. 
Click on new blog.
 

.......... next time

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The best song in 2013

The students of our school have voted for

the best song in 2013.

Here’s the list with the results.

TOP TEN SONGS

1. “Story Of My Life”       One Direction                                       

2. “Wake Me Up”              Avicii 

 

3. “Love me Again”          John Newman 

  

4. “Lolly”                             Justin Bieber

 

5. “Talk Dirty”                   Jason Derulo

6. “Γίνεται”                         Παντελίδης

7. “Alcohol is free”          Koza Mostra

8. “23”                                  Miley Cyrus

9. “Mercy”                          RL Grime Salva Remix

10. “Thrift Shop”              Macklemore  

                 Gouzeli Fotini – Mantzeri Dimitra

B1 class

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