1. Multilateral project – partnerships
With reference number COM – 12 – PM – 81 – BC – RO
Participants:
Romania, Turkey, Latvia, Slovenia, Portugal, Lithuania, Italy,
Poland, Bulgaria, Greece

2. EIDIKO GYMNASIO – LYKEIO ILIOY
City: ILION, ATHENS
School – ELMADAD ANADOLU
SAPLIK MESLEK LYSESY
City: ELMADAD, ANKARA
From 14/10 to 20/10/2012
We thank you for your kind invitation!

3. Greece
The Greek Team greets the colleagues from:
Romania Latvia Portugal
Turkey Slovenia
Italy Lithuania Poland Bulgaria

4. Please allow us to introduce ourselves
Teachers:
Krina Anagnostopoulou
Christos Kapotis
Anna Kayiaftaki
Students:
Alexandra Eleftheraki
Marinos Pelciuc

5. Meet Our City Athens

6. Capital of Greece
One of the world’s oldest cities
Birthplace of democracy
Host city of the first modern –
day Olympic Games in 1896
108 years later it welcomed home
the 2004 Summer Olympic Games
Today a cultural metropolis

7. The Parthenon:
An ancient temple
dedicated to the goddess
Athena

9. The Gallery of the Slopes of the Acropolis

10. The Archaic Gallery

11. The Parthenon Galery
View of the south side of the metopes depicting the Centauromachy

12. The Caryatids from the south porch of the Erechtheion

13. View of the west pediment of the Parthenon

14. Syntagma Square
The Greek Parliament

15. SPECIAL EDUCATION
Our school HIGH SHOOL (JUNIOR- SENIOR)
IN ILION, ATHENS-GREECE
According to the Greek educational system, children at the age of
six must first go to primary school, which has six classes, and after
that they must go to secondary school, which has two parts; the
first part, called Gymnasium, has 3 grades and the second
part, called Lyceum, has 3 classes, too. The attendance of primary
school and Gymnasium is compulsory for all children.
In Gymnasium, subjects of general education are taught. High
school graduates can attend a vocational school, look for a job, or
attend the Lyceum, which leads to university or other colleges of
higher education.
Our special education high school, situated in Ilion-Athens, is one
of the few special schools of secondary education for handicapped
children in Greece.

16. The syllabus has been approved by the Ministry of Education and it is the
same as the syllabus that is taught in all Greek schools. The aims of the
special school are basically the same as those of the other schools of
Greece. The special school doesn’t dispose of its own building, but it is
roofed in one of the buildings of the National Rehabilitation Centre in
Ilion-Athens.

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31. If there is a will, there is a way…

32. Thank you for your attention!