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WEDNESDAY 17/4/19

                  WEDNESDAY 17/4/19


Today, we completed a survey regarding our ecological consciousness. Also, we finished the poster about the city's actions in being environmentally friendly. Luckily, most of the members of the Greek Erasmus Team are here today, so we're able to work on more things. The students that traveled to the Greek island of Spetses and were not here last time, are here now and they brought photos with them! Elena and Konstantinos presented on the CGS Open Day on Saturday and they brought photos with them too! Lastly, we will not be uploading next Wednesday and the Wednesday after that because of our Easter Break! Happy Easter and thank you for reading!😃
The Finished Poster 

Elena and Konstamtinos on the CGS Open Day!
Elena and Konstamtinos on the CGS Open Day!

Writers: Lida & Melina


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