Attica Zoological Park
The Attica Zoological Park is the only zoological park in Greece today, hosting hundreds of thousands of visitors of all ages, from all over the country, every day.
Students will take part in a unique journey to the five continents, having the opportunity to get to know more than 2,000 animals from 400 species hosted in the facilities of the Attica Zoological Park, which has an area exceeding 49 acres.
Reservations Manager : Dikaia Mayorkinou
Days and hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10:00-17:00
Phone:
E-mail: [email protected]
National Observatory
The programme takes place at the Penteli Visitor Centre of the National Observatory of Athens.
Students will take part in an interactive/participatory programme dedicated to the Sun, its activity and its relationship with our planet. The historic NEWALL telescope (built in 1869) is on display and, weather permitting, a live solar observation will be carried out using a special telescope. Alternatively, children can watch a 20′ educational film on astronomy. The visit will last approximately 90′ in total.
Reservations Manager: Vangelis Kolokotronis
Days and hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00-13:00
Phone: 210-3490931
E-mail: [email protected]
Athens International Children’s Film Festival
The Athens International Children’s Film Festival invites children and teenagers to discover short films and feature-length movies, animation and live action films from all over the world, in their pan-Hellenic premieres. The world cinema for children and adolescents has its own unique celebration in Athens.
Reservations Manager : Sofia Thalassinou
Days and hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00-14:00
Phone: 6980560557
E-mail: [email protected]
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The Athens International Children’s Film Festival selected and curated thematic programs featuring premiere short and feature-length films. A discussion follows where students discover filmmaking techniques and delve into narrative methods, while simultaneously developing their critical thinking through the reading and understanding of audiovisual media.
Rosa and the Stone Elf (Elementary School 1st grade and above)
https://www.athicff.com/movie/i-roza-kai-to-petrino-ksotiko/
The Chicken Farm (Elementary School 4th grade and above)
https://www.athicff.com/movie/h-farma-me-tis-kotes-apo-d-dimotikoy/
Peaceful paths: a world without violence – For junior and senior high school students (2nd year of junior high school and above)
https://www.athicff.com/schools/2024-2025/eduprogram-eirinika-monopatia-enas-kosmos-choris-via/
SKEP – Association of Social Responsibility for Children and Youth
SKEP – Association of Social Responsibility for Children and Youth is a non-profit association founded in Athens in 2008. Its vision is an inclusive society where everyone feels accepted and useful, while its purpose focuses on the social integration of people with disabilities and socially vulnerable groups in general.
Reservations Manager: Irene Trompetta
Days and hours: Monday to Friday, 09:30-13:00
Phone: 6939174848
E-mail: [email protected]
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“Fingerprints” educational programme
The “Fingerprints” educational programme consists of Interactive Workshops (educational – artistic – athletic), where young people with and without disabilities participate together, from primary and secondary education schools, special schools and social institutions.
Indicative description of the programme & the workshops
The programme will be implemented on Wednesday, 27 November 2024 at the Vorres Museum (Paiania, Attica) during school hours (9:15-12:30).
Participants should bring their school supplies and they must be accompanied by their teachers and social workers.
The SKEP team will coordinate the activities (they are all carried out simultaneously), making sure that participants will mingle smoothly, getting to know each other through the creative process.
Interactive Artistic Workshops: t-shirt painting
Athletic Workshop: Playing Bocce all together
“STEPS by SKEP”: Be the catalyst for social change – Open discussions by SKEP’s motivational speakers with disabilities, with the aim of helping students discover the daily limitations that people with disabilities have to face, as well as the existing solutions.
“Labyrinth of Senses”: To cross the Labyrinth, participants will use touch, hearing, smell and sight as tools for a journey using a different perception and way of thinking. This workshop held by AMKE KINITRO helps you perceive a world where diversity, equality, acceptance and respect prevail.
The Association of Social Responsibility for Children and Youth – SKEP is a nonprofit organization established in 2008 in Athens, Greece, striving for a barrier-free and rights-based Inclusive Society. We envision an all-inclusive society where everybody feels accepted and useful. Our mission focuses on the social inclusion of people with disability and socially vulnerable groups.
“Fingerprints” – Interactive Workshops
From 2009 SKEP has been conducting the Interactive Workshops “Fingerprints” with the participation of mainstream students and youth with disability.
The workshop will take place on the 22nd of November 2023 at the Vorres Museum, from 9:15 -12:30.
Participants arrive in school buses, accompanied by their teachers and social workers
SKEP’s team coordinates the activities (occurring simultaneously) by ensuring that participants will mingle smoothly and meet each other through this creative process
Description of Workshops
Interactive Artistic Workshops: painting on t-shirts
Athletic Program: Playing Bocce all together
“STEPS by SKEP”: Be the catalyst for social change: Open discussions by SKEPs motivational speakers (youth with disability)
“Labyrinth of Senses”: To cross the Labyrinth participants will use their senses, namely touch, hearing, smell and sight. This workshop held by AMKE KINITRO helps you perceive a world where diversity, equality, acceptance and respect prevail.
The workshops offer students from special schools along with those from mainstream schools an alternative unique experience. Our main objective remains the interactive cooperation between students and youth with disability aiming at building relations. During our experiential workshops they interact without «communication codes» or rigid rules but most importantly without bias and discrimination.
Being socially excluded can be prevented, if from a very young age, children live together and share their uniqueness.
