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Our school is the 37th Primary School of Heraklion, Greece, which teaches students ages 6 to 11. It has a blog documenting school activities like visits from Olympic athletes, Christmas celebrations, and classroom exhibits on obsolete professions and Greek shadow puppetry. The school is located on Crete, the island known for its Minoan civilization and famous native sons like author Nikos Kazantzakis and painter El Greco. Crete is also renowned for its Mediterranean diet and traditional dances.
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- 1. Our school The 37th Primary School of Heraklion
- 2. 37th is a Primary School with pupils from 6 to 11 years of age
- 5. Location of our school
- 6. Greece: A different culture
- 7. We are in Heraklion, Crete
- 8. Our school activities in the school yard
- 9. Our school activities in the school yard
- 10. From a visit of N. Kaklamanakis, the Olympic champion, to our school
- 13. Inside the school Looking at the “museum” exhibits
- 14. Looking at the portraits of obsolete professions
- 15. On the way to the “fairytale” house
- 16. Looking at the figures of the popular shadow theatre, Karaghiozis
- 18. The land of Minoans
- 19. Heraklion The hometown of the famous writer N.Kazantzakis and El Greco
- 20. Crete is famous for its Mediterranean diet
- 21. Food Traditional product Traditional food
- 22. Cretan Dance
- 23. Typical Dress
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