STERGIOY CHARALAMPOS A5

“Refugees: Challenges and Contributions” by STERGIOU CHARALAMPOS Α5

Nowadays, many people leave their countries because of wars, poverty or dangerous situations. They move to other countries hoping to find a better and safer life. However, refugees can have both positive and negative effects on society. On the one hand, refugees can bring new cultures, traditions and ideas. They can also find jobs, help […]

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HRAKLHS KAMINIOTHS A2

“Refugee Arrivals in the Mediterranean: Opportunity or Threat?” by IRAKLIS KAMINIOTIS Α2

In recent years, the topic regarding the questionably increasing influx of refugees from the Middle East ,as well as Africa ,to Mediterranean nations , such as Greece , Italy or Spain , has stoked the heat of controversy amidst the debate for the topic in question . This essay strives towards the presentation of both […]

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When AI Entered the Creative Room by George Tamvakakis, A3

Teenagers, including me, are facing a significant question: What should we study, and which career should we choose? Last year, I spent a lot of time thinking about this and finally figured it out. My decision is, or maybe it was, to become an advertiser or a creative director. However, recently, many of you might […]

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The reduction of our biological footprint at school by Dimitris Merikos & Marios Moschonas

Nowadays, it is widely known that a lot of issues have occurred due to the lack of people’s care about the environment. It is imperative that schools should care about their environmental impact because they use a lot of energy, water and resources every day. First and foremost, huge amounts of energy are wasted daily […]

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Depression: Breaking the Silence, Finding Hope! by Panagiota Gounari, A1

Introduction October is recognized as Depression Awareness Month by some organizations, making it an important opportunity to raise awareness about depression and the challenges faced by those living with it. Despite growing awareness of mental health, depression is still frequently misunderstood, and its symptoms are sometimes dismissed as ordinary sadness or a lack of motivation. […]

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Juvenile Delinquency: Why Are Young People Turning to Crime? by Stavros Mexis, A4

  Criminality amongst the youth has long been an issue in society. However, in recent decades, it has become a mounting concern as there has been a significant rise in juvenile delinquency since the beginning of the 21st century. This is further supported by a recent study carried out by KidsRUS, which pointed out that […]

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EYAGGELOS DHMHTROGLOY A2

Refugees: A mixed blessing? by EVANGELOS DIMITROGLOU A2

In recent years, the ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises across the Middle East and beyond have forced people to leave their homes in search of safety, going most of the times to European Union countries’ borders, like Greece. This unprecedented wave of migration has sparked global debate, frequently supporting conflicting opinions. While some view their […]

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ELISABET KEMANE A2

REFUGEES IN OUR COUNTRY by ELISAVET KEMANE A2

REFUGEES IN OUR COUNTRY Nowadays, many refugees come to our country because of war, poverty and other difficult situations. They leave their homes in search of a safer and better life. On the one hand, refugees could bring many benefits to our country. They work and help the economy grow by purchasing products from local […]

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SERAFEIM KAPSOYLHS A2

Refugees: a mixed blessing? by SERAFEIM KAPSOULIS A2

In our world today, through globalisation, people move around a lot. Refugees are part of this, and their arrival brings both good and bad things. On the good side, refugees help the economy grow. They get jobs and help businesses. They also help broaden our horizons. We learn about other people’s traditions and customs from […]

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REFUGEES : A MIXED BLESSING? by MARIOS ANASTASIOS LEONTARIS A2

Imagine having to leave your home, your friends, and your school behind with nothing but a small bag, and crossing the sea in a crowded boat in search of safety. For millions of refugees, this is not an imaginative scenario but a harsh reality. In recent years, Greece has found itself at the absolute center […]

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