Greek and Aussie students and their Cultural Tour in Greece

At "Alexander the Great" statue In Thessaloniki's Nea Paralia.

At "Alexander the Great" statue In Thessaloniki's Nea Paralia. Source: Supplied

Twenty-five students from Year 9 and Year 8 took part in a three-week-long "Cultural Tour" in Greece organised by the Oakleigh Grammar. Educator Natasha Spanos, and students Georgianna Petrides and Chloe Sheer shared their beautiful moments with SBS Greek.


Students and staff departed on Friday the 21st of June and they had the opportunity to visit Athens, Meteora, Vergina, Edessa, Thessaloniki, Crete and Santorini

They took part in a day tour in the Ancient Theater of Edidavros and the City of Nafplion as well as a day cruise around Saronic islands of Hydra, Poros and Aigina.
With the Hellenic Presidential Guard in Athens.
With the Hellenic Presidential Guard in Athens. Source: Supplied
The two-week-long trip around Greece had lots of highlights including meeting the President of the Hellenic Republic, Mr Prokopis Pavlopoulos, visiting the Hellenic Presidential Guard and the Hellenic Parliament House. 

The students met with Greek students from their Sister-School in Thessaloniki. They participated in dancing workshops in Crete.
In Athens's Acropolis.
In Athens's Acropolis. Source: Supplied
As they told SBS Greek, they will never forget the Greek hospitality and their experience in such a beautiful country.
From the students' trip to Greece.
From the students' trip to Greece. Source: Supplied
With the President of the Hellenic Republic, Prokopis Pavlopoulos.
With the President of the Hellenic Republic, Prokopis Pavlopoulos. Source: Supplied
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