From November 16 to November 22, the 6th Junior High School of Larissa gladly welcomed students and teachers from the Otto-Wels-Grundschule in Berlin, as part of another Erasmus+ project aimed at intercultural contact and fostering a European consciousness. The week was filled with creative activities, cooperation, and an introduction to Greek history and daily life.
The guest students participated in an organized guided tour of the center of Larissa, discovering key landmarks of the city, while also taking part in joint classes and workshops at the school. The program was enriched by two important excursions: one to the majestic Meteora, where the visitors were awed by the unique natural and religious landscape, and another to Volos, where they experienced the sea, the architecture, and the local culture.
The cooperation between the two schools developed in a wonderful atmosphere, with students exchanging experiences, perspectives, and cultural elements, creating bonds that transcend borders.
The project left everyone with a deep sense of cooperation and a shared European path, as well as a feeling of anticipation, since the Erasmus+ program continues. In the near future, a delegation from the 6th Junior High School of Larissa will visit Berlin and the Otto-Wels-Grundschule for the second part of this partnership. There, the Greek students will have the opportunity to see the German educational system firsthand, experience the city’s culture, and participate in joint activities with their peers from Germany.
