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The first mobility for school was successfully completed

2019-2020 held in Kappeln, Germany

in the period 24 November to 1 December, in the context of

program on philanthropy and the title R.A.I.N.B.O.W. in which

participates for the second year in the 3rd Karpenisi Elementary School. The

school was represented by students Evangelia Triantafyllou,

Eleni-Anna Drosini, Basil Drosini and Matthew Lip. They were escorts

teachers Dimitrios Antoniou (principal), Constantia Barla

(Physical Education teacher) and Maria Tsiamsiouri (teacher

English Language and Program Coordinator).

Based on the program of our German partners, the Greek mission

along with those of Spain, Croatia, Poland and Finland

they toured the school grounds and attended classes

of various specialties. Contacting the German teacher

system and the way a school operates away from Greek

standards, we found that despite modern laboratories, advanced

equipment and excellent facilities, our schools do not lag behind

to a degree in the pedagogical competence of Greek teachers and

the educational practices applied.

The program also included presentations of the projects that

implemented by our students. Key topic of the current section

it was the cultivation of philanthropy and acquaintance with the books that

contain cooking recipes, thus combining reading with

creation. Throughout the quarter our students participated in

creative writing workshop (Action Theodora TziovaraMaria Tsiamtsiouris), cooking workshop (Action Manager Barla

Constantia) and wrote, illustrated and translated one

christmas story (Action Managers Xolia Christina - Maria

Tsiamtsiuri). Finally, Christmas customs and poems were presented

and songs from all countries (Action Manager Maria Tsiamtsiouris).

Aiming to get acquainted with the history and culture of the country that

We visited, the hosts had planned a visit to the village

and the Vikings Museum, a guided tour of Gottorf Castle and day trips

excursions and guided tours of nearby cities. In Flensburg we were close by

on the border with Denmark and we learned about the city's long history

visiting her naval museum. Students spent hours at

a museum of experiments where they had the freedom to touch the exhibits and

conduct experiments, thereby enhancing experiential learning. At Lubeck

we participated in a marzipan (almond paste) workshop, n

which is a local traditional product. A visit was also necessary

at the Christmas market. The trip ended with our stay

in Hamburg where we had the opportunity to visit the 3rd largest

Europe's port built on the banks of the Elbe River.

The appointment with our partners was renewed for mid March

Finland. In closing we would like to thank the Parents Club &

guardians of our school, OPASTE PE Evritania for

financial cover for the transportation of our shipments to and from

Athens, the parents of the students who participated in the mission and all

members of our school's teachers' club for his support

program.