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Host Country Studies Trip to the War Museum of Thessaloniki
2016/05/12
Grade 6, Tuesday May 10, 2016Thessaloniki’s War Museum opened its doors to the public in October 2000, in a building designed by architect Vitaliano Posseli and erected between 1900 and 1902. The building’s purpose was, originally, to serve Ottoman army needs, then to serve the needs of the Greek 3rd Regiment, and today the people of T...
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IFOA Visit to Pinewood
2016/05/06
The International Festival of Authors Toronto, Canada Who Are We? IFOA has grown remarkably since its first days in 1974 and is most known for its annual 11-day festival presenting Toronto audiences with the best literary talents from around the globe. There have been over 8,500 published authors from more than 100 countries, ...
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CHRHS and the Greek Experience!
2016/04/23
Enjoy a slide show of our visitors from CHRHS!
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Pinewood Middle School-CHRHS Trip to Kavala
2016/04/21
Tuesday, April 19Back in the 19th century, Honore de Balzac questioned “What is art? Nature concentrated” after visiting Lake Kerkini, a unique wetland with amazing natural beauty, our students understood exactly what Honore de Balzac meant.Tuesday was a day dedicated to a unique itinerary! We visited Lake Kerkini, an artificial reserv...
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Pinewood-CHRHS Trip to Delphi, April 14-16, 2016
2016/04/17
Many years back, Zeus, the formidable king of ancient Greek gods, released two eagles in opposite directions. They met in the sky above Delphi, marking the area as the center of the world. Our trip to Delphi was so full and culturally rich, it was like visiting, in just three days, paradise. Thursday, April 14 A Pinewood trip ...
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Kandinsky Dedication Seminar
2016/04/14
The seminar period on Wednesday, March 23 was dedicated to Wassily Kandinsky, focusing on how he has been inspired by music when creating his abstract paintings and the concept of abstract music. Students in grade 6 have prepared a wonderful presentation and performance for all secondary students, under the guidance of their visual art...
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Pinewood Grade 6 – CHRHS Trip to Vergina
2016/04/14
Ancient Aigai - Modern Vergina The first capital of the Macedonians was Aigai (present-day Vergina), a city founded sometimes during the turn of the 1st millennium B.C. Archaeological excavations have unveiled extraordinary riches of the past, a prosperous city enclosed by defensive walls, with an acropolis in the north-east foot...
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Pinewood's 3rd Annual Science Day!
2016/04/12
Wednesday 6th April was a day devoted to the sharing of science throughout our school. From dinosaurs in Grades one and two to a huge array of science and Engineering projects from Grades three to twelve, there were opportunities to learn the answers to a multitude of cryptic science questions. Students from all grade levels presented ...
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The EUforia Project is....ON!!!
2016/04/11
Our EUforia project started and we are really excited about it. Below you can see a sneak-preview of our first meeting on April 8th. Stay tuned..... Mrs. Amalia SpiliakouHCS Coordinator, Grade 6 Social Studies
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CHRHS Thessaloniki Tour Sunday, April 10, 2016
2016/04/11
Thessaloniki, founded by King Cassander, who named it after his wife and Alexander’s the Great sister, stands, since 315 BC, on the northern fringe of the Thermaic Gulf, proud of its rich history and Cultural identity. On Sunday the 10th of April, Pinewood’s CHRHS guests had an introductory tour of their host city.We started with a Boa...
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PINEWOOD AND THE EUforia PROJECT
2016/04/10
We are proud to communicate exciting news. Our Grade 6 Social Studies students will participate in the EUforia Programme, a transnational cultural partnership between Greece, Hungary and Poland, made possible through funding by European Commission’s MEDIA program. EUforia Programme, is a hands-on film making project focusing in: ...
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Food Sculpture Exhibition
2016/04/08
ART LESSON ON POP ART AND FOOD SCULPTURE ~ GRADE 7 This project is inspired by Pop Art and the artist Claes Oldenburg who created a series of Soft Sculptures. In September 1962, Oldenburg had decided to make sculptures of a grand scale. Plaster was ill-suited to the task–too fragile and heavy–and so the artist, with the assis...
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Elementary Greek Department Celebrates 25th of March!
2016/03/31
On Thursday March 24th we held our Annual Celebration for the 1821 Greek Revolution. March 25th 1821 commemorates the day that the Greek Insurrection for independence begun against the Ottomans. All of our elementary, grade 6, 7&8 students were involved in the preparation of the whole celebration. Through interactive activities, li...
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Science Day 2016
2016/03/28
Attention Pinewood Community: The Science Department would like to invite you to our 2016 Science Day celebration, on April 6th, at our Pinewood Campus. This year’s festivities promise to be an exciting exploration of science and discovery lead by the hard work of our students as they present their science fair projects. Students from ...
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Mrs. Kapanidou Training Teachers
2016/03/18
Mrs. Kapanidou was invited by Patakis Publications to deliver a training programme for Preschool and Elementary teachers, linked to the book that she recently illustrated. The book titled “Does the real Triceratops feel fear?” was written by Vagelis Iliopoulos and it explores the subject of Bullying at school through the story of a you...
