Greek School Plateia Night
One or two hours of Greek School is not enough. Add to the task of learning the language, the fact, that there are games, songs, dances and foods which round out the Greek experience, we would like the kids exposed to, and it seems impossible to make any meaningful progress.
Plateia Night ('a night in village square'), where many of these things are learned by young visitors to Greece. It is open to all students of the Holy Trinity Greek School and their parents, and will feature a variety of activities, with the goal of giving the kids a venue to use some of the Greek they are learning. We will do songs, games, cartoons, dances, and may even have some Greek sweets. Ask the children what they have enjoyed the most over the last few years of Greek School, and your answer will likely include some of the extra-curricular things. It will be held on scheduled Thursday nights from 6-7pm. For more information please contact Eugenia Kramvis, Outreach Co-Ordinator at ekramvis@comcast.net or visit our website at http://holytrinityeggharbor.com/greek-school/plateia-night
