On Thursday September 10th 2020, the Minister of Education and Religious Affairs, Mrs Niki Kerameos visited the 3rd Experimental Primary School of Evosmos (supervised by the School of English, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki). Mrs Kerameos was accompanied by the Regional Director of Primary and Secondary Education in Central Macedonia, Mr Alexandros Koptsis, the Director of Primary Education of Western Thessaloniki, Mr Athanasios Frosinis, the Mayor of Kordelio-Evosmos, Mr Kleanthis Mandalianos, and two Parliament members (Ms Elena Rapti and Mr Stratos Simopoulos). Mrs Niki Kerameos was welcomed by the Head of School, Mr Evangelos Drossos, the faculty, Professor Marina Mattheoudakis, President of the Board of the school, the Coordinator of Education, Mr Yiannis Trikaliotis, and members of Parents’ Association. Mrs Niki Kerameos praised the educational achievements and innovations of the school. She also talked extensively about the precaution measures that need to be in place before the opening of the schools this year and answered questions raised by the audience. Before leaving, Mrs Kerameos was given a tour in the school classrooms and facilities and expressed her intention to support the expansion of the 3rd Experimental Primary School to the secondary sector.
2014-present day: Organization of workshops on a volunteering
basis in collaboration with Schools in Primary and Secondary Education
in the framework of the activities of the School of English, AUTh,
“Multimodal Research and Reading Group.” These workshops focus on the
use of multimodality as an educational tool for the exploration of
diverse themes as well as the development of digital skills in
conjunction with English language teaching.
Research Coordinator: Assoc. Professor Ôatiani Rapatzikou
The School of English recycles paper on a weekly basis. Besides using the special battery collectors in the Faculty of Philosophy building, the School is in contact with the main Battery Recycling Company "Afis" for the recycling of the big UPS batteries. Furthermore, the School provides other university units, schools, etc. with no-longer needed but still functional equipment with the aim of reducing waste while supporting material reuse.
