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This document provides photos and descriptions of facilities at the 3rd Geniko Lykeio school in Ano Liosia, Greece. It includes photos of the volleyball and basketball courts, school canteen, computer lab, science lab, principal's office, and notes that this is their school.
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Greek school presentation
- 1. The Greek SchoolThe Greek School 3rd Geniko Lykeio The Greek SchoolThe Greek School Lykeio of Ano Liosia
- 2. This is our school!
- 3. 3rd Geniko Lykeio of Ano Liosia
- 4. This is our volleyball and basketball courts.
- 5. This is our school canteen.
- 7. Science lab
- 9. Computer lab