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Students from 1st EPAL Ierapetra's write about a school event for the eTwinning project "Teens meet!"
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- 2. On the first Monday in October, this year on 5th October, sports games are organised in all schools in Greece to celebrate the Olympic Ideals. In our school students took part in various activities. First, we watched some videos about how important sports are for disabled people. Then we played volleyball and football and finally we listened to music, sang and danced. We had a great time. Written by Sofia F. and Georgia
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