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Tsiknopempti is a Greek tradition celebrated on Thursdays 11 days before Greek Easter, where meat is grilled and consumed in large quantities. At one school in Cyprus, preparations for Tsiknopempti began early and students grilled meat at the school grounds to feed over 255 people. The meal included grilled meat, cucumber, and tomato served in pita bread. After the meal, students participated in traditional games like sack races and donkey rides, and concluded by dancing traditional Greek dances.
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- 2. THE MEANING OF TSIKNOPEMTI Tsiknopempti comes from the Greek word "tsikna" which is the smell from grilling meat and " Pempti" which in Greek means Thursday. Why is it important? It is an important date since Cypriots and Greeks consume a lot of meat 11 days before the Green Monday, which marks the beginning of fasting before Easter.
- 3. PREPARATIONS At our school preparations began early in the morning. The whole meal was sponsored by the Parents’ Association. Students grilled the meat at the school grounds. The meal was They prepared food for 255 students, the teachers, the school staff as well as the Parents’ Association.
- 4. STUDENTS PREPARING SOUVLAKIA (GRILLED MEAT)
- 5. GETTING READY FOR OUR SOUVLAKIA(GRILLED MEAT)
- 6. OUR MEAL INCLUDED Grilled meat, cucumber, tomato all served in pita bread (traditional bread)
- 7. TRADITIONAL GAMES Students participated in the traditional games. The first game was sakoulodromies. Students put their feet into a bag and they start running. The winner is the student who arrived first at the finish line. The second game was donkey rides. One student carried on his bag another student and they had to run a race. The winner is the group that came first at the finish line.
- 12. DANCING HASAPIKO