The best performance ever!!!!

Congratulations to all our students on their best performance!!!!!! They made us proud of being their teachers!!!!! Best wishes to every single one of them!!!!

Wa.T.Ch. F.Ri.Ends

Do you want to find out what the title of our performance means? If so, come to the Town Hall of Thessaloniki on Friday 30th 2014 at 5:30 p.m.. We will be glad to help you understand!

2nd Festival of Multilingualism / 2η Γιορτή Πολυγλωσσίας

The 6th grade of our school presents the short theatrical play "Wa.T.Ch. F.Ri.Ends" on Friday 30th 2014, at 5:30 in the afternoon, at the Foyer of the Town Hall of Thessaloniki. We expect to see all of you there! A warm smile and a loud applause is all we need!!!! 

More information about the festival at  http://www.thessaloniki.gr/portal/page/portal/DimosThessalonikis/european_child_festival/Multilingualism_Festival 

See the programme of the 3-days festival at 

http://www.thessaloniki.gr/userfiles/file/Dioikisi(NeosOEY)/DnsiEkpaidAthlitismou/TmProgr-diaViouMathisis/Polyglosia_2014/2nd%20festival%20poliglossias_6.pdf

So, This is Christmas....

Merry Christmas.....

Christmas Truce through music

(Lyrics & Music Mike Harding)
Christmas Eve in 1914, stars were burning, burning bright
And all along the Western front guns were lying still and quiet
Men lay dozing in the trenches, in the cold and in the dark
Far away behind the lines a village dog began to bark

Some lay thinking of their families, some sang songs while others were quiet
Rolling fags and playing brag  to pass away this Christmas night
As we watched the German trenches, something moved in no man's land
Through the dark there came a soldier carrying a white flag in his hand

Then from both sides men came running, crossing into no man's land
through the barbed wire, mud and shell-holes, shyly stood there shaking hands
Fritz brought out cigars and brandy, Tommy brought corned beef and fags
Stood there talking, laughing, singing, the moon shone down on no man's land

Christmas Day we all played football in the mud of no man's land
Tommy brought some Christmas pudding, Fritz brought out a German band
when they beat us at the football we shared all our grub and drink
Then Fritz showed me a fainted photo of a brown-haired girl back in Berlin

Four days after no one fired, not one shell disturbed the night
For old Fritz and Tommy Atkins, they'd both lost their will to fight
So they withdrew us from the trenches, sent us far behind the lines
Sent fresh troops to take our places and told the guns, Prepare to fire

The next day in 1914, flak was beaming, beaming bright
The message came, Prepare offensive! Over the top we're going tonight
And men stood waiting in the trenches, looked out across our football park
And all along the Western front the Christmas guns began to bark

The magnificent fourteen!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations to the fourteen students of the sixth grade of our school for the spectacular performance they gave us yesterday evening. Their parents, the teachers and our guests enjoyed their play and travelled for a while back in time, on Christmas Day 1914. They lived for thirty minutes in the trenches and the battlefields of World War I and they joined in The Ghristmas Truce of 1914.

We are back again, with a short theatrical play!

1914  Wa.r-T.ruce-Ch.ristmas    F.ear-Ri.fle-Ends

     

The sixth grade students of the 83^rd Primary School invite you to attend their Christmas performance “Wa.T.Ch F.Ri.Ends, The most special Christmas of all” on Thursday 19^th December 2013 at 08:30 in the evening at the school premises.