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Greek Department News: Online Students' conference for the literature

Congratulations to our IB1 students for their participation in the online students' conference for the literature «Η λογοτεχνία αλλιώς»
19 Apr 2021
Written by Sofia Vlachou
Greece
School News

Congratulations to our IB1 strudents Elena A., Eleni P., Ioanna D., Angeliki S., Malena B., Takis D., and Georgia I.-G. who participated in the online students’ conference for the literature «Η λογοτεχνία αλλιώς», organised by the Zografeion Lykeion in Constantinople and the Mandoulides schools in Thessaloniki, under the auspices of Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomeus.

The importance, the content and the appeal of the event was announced on the TV news bulletin as you can see in the this link.

Our IB1 students took part in various discussions of the conference and made a strong impression with their well thought and original presentations!

Well done!! 

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