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Educational Awareness Initiative by the Cyber Crime Directorate at Our School

With great success and high engagement, an informative presentation was held for our school on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, by a representative of the Cyber Crime Directorate.
The students of our High School participated in the event, gaining the opportunity to learn about the challenges, risks, as well as the best practices for safe and responsible navigation in the digital world.
During the presentation, crucial topics directly affecting teenagers were discussed, such as:
  • Privacy protection and personal data management on social media.
  • The phenomena of cyberbullying, hate speech, and their legal implications.
  • Online fraud, phishing, and the security of digital accounts.
  • Risks associated with exposure to inappropriate content and communicating with strangers.

Our students attended the presentation with great attention, raised key questions, and received reliable answers on how to protect their digital footprint and navigate the internet safely.
We warmly thank the representative of the Cyber Crime Directorate for the excellent and highly constructive presentation, which provided valuable resources to our school community.
Click here to view the actions of the CYBER CRIME DIRECTORATE.
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School Mediation Program 2025-2026

For the 3rd consecutive year, our school successfully implemented the School Mediation Program, this time with even greater maturity and impact!

This year, in addition to experiential simulations and intensive training in mediation techniques, our students handled real mediation cases within the school. With responsibility, empathy and respect, they contributed to the peaceful resolution of conflicts, proving in practice the value of the program.

Our collaboration with the 1st High School of Sykies was particularly significant. We organized two joint workshops — one in our school and one in theirs — where students from both schools exchanged experiences, participated in experiential activities, and strengthened their skills through group exercises.

The highlight of the year was our joint educational trip to Bulgaria. The purpose of the excursion was to explore the history, culture and social dynamics of our neighboring country through a journey that combined knowledge and experiential learning. We visited the historic Rupel Fort and Museum, continued to Sofia, and concluded our trip in Plovdiv. Through guided tours and discussions, our students reflected on issues of peaceful coexistence, conflict resolution and intercultural understanding — values that lie at the heart of school mediation.

We warmly thank all the participating students, the teachers Kallirroi Papakosta and Christina Tzoumaka, as well as all our partners who contributed to the success of the program.

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A Window to Europe Through a Big Digital Screen: Our Shared Story in the World of eTwinning

Participation in an eTwinning Project

During the current school year, our school successfully participated in a European eTwinning project, offering our students a unique experience of collaboration and learning.

Through a variety of creative activities, students had the opportunity to work with peers from different countries, exchange ideas, explore new cultures, and develop their digital and communication skills.

Participation in the project enhanced students’ creativity, teamwork, and self-confidence, while also contributing to the development of an open and collaborative learning community.

We are very proud of our students’ work and participation and would like to thank all our partners for their excellent cooperation. We look forward to taking part in similar projects in the future.

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European and National Quality Label for eTwinning project “Classrooms Beyond Boundaries”




Dear CHRISTINA TZOUMAKA,

Congratulations! You have been awarded the European Quality Label for the work in the eTwinning project “Classrooms Beyond Boundaries: Digital Collaboration with eTwinning”. This means that your work, the work of your students and the collaboration with your partners met the Quality Label Framework criteria and received a high score.

As a result, you will receive a certificate which you can print and display in a prominent position in your school. Also, your project will be featured in a special area on the European School Education Platform.

Once again congratulations and we hope you continue organising high quality projects with other eTwinning teachers.

With our best regards,

The eTwinning Team

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How you will come to our school

1st HIGH SCHOOL STAVROUPOLI THESSALONIKI
Our school is located on Lagada Street between Stavroupoli Town Hall and the Central Post Office or OTE.

To come by OASTH bus, choose one of the following passing lines and get off at the Post office stop (09065):
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How to communicate with us

1st High School of Stavroupolis Thessaloniki
Pesonton Heroon 2
56430 Stavroupoli
τηλ..: 2310 656387
fax…: 2310656387
email: 1lykstav (at) sch.gr

 

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European and National Quality Label for etwinning project ‘Growth Mindset”

have implemented an interesting project on the development of students’ social skills, organizing various activities with your partners. The positive aspects were: – activities that resulted in common final products (e.g., presentations, ebooks, etc.) – teleconferencing communication – interaction and collaboration among students – evaluation and dissemination of the work.

For all the above reasons, you are awarded the Quality Label for your project! Congratulations and best wishes for your creative journey!

Yours sincerely, the National Support Organization for eTwinning Action.

 

 

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Radio broadcast on European School Radio

The Rotunda, the most significant monument in Thessaloniki, was built at the crossroads of two worlds, the Roman and the Byzantine. Its construction began at the end of the 3rd to the beginning of the 4th century AD when Caesar Galerius Valerius (293-311 AD) chose Thessaloniki as the seat of the eastern part of the Roman Empire. It is included in the Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2008, the archaeological site was awarded by the European Union and Europa Nostra. Europa Nostra is the pan-European federation for cultural heritage. When the Rotunda was built, what its use was, how to interpret its original, masterful decoration, and many other questions have received various interpretations, often diametrically opposed, without research reaching commonly accepted conclusions. So what’s going on with the Rotunda? A group of students interviewed Ms. Pelli Mastaora, an archaeologist at the Ephorate of Antiquities of Thessaloniki, who answered their questions. On the occasion of the guided tour of the Galerian Complex and the Rotunda, a group of B’ class students sought information in order to create a radio broadcast about these monuments of our city. The broadcast was aired on European School Radio on Wednesday, April 5, 2023.

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Action against violence

“In memory of Alkis Kampanos, who unjustly lost his life a year ago after being attacked, the students of the 1st Senior High School of Stavroupoli spread their own message for the elimination of sports fans violence, forming with their school bags and bodies the words: VIOLENCE = WEAKNESS ALKIS.”