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Delphi Panhellenic Student Conference: “Deliver Your Own Oracle to Pythia”

  The following article is based on the original report published on the school’s official website by the project supervisor, Ms. Elpida Motsia. On Monday, May 4, 2026, the 1st Model Senior High School of Halkida made a dynamic appearance at the Panhellenic Student Conference titled “Deliver Your Own Oracle to Pythia,” held in the historic […]

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(Interview) Beyond the Lab: Merging Scientific Excellence with Human Values

Interview: Bridging Science and Service A Conversation with our Alumnus, Antonios-Michail Skias son of Ioannis and Eleftheria, a National and Global Distinction Holder   Introduction: We are immensely proud to host a conversation with one of our most distinguished alumni, who attended our school from 2022 to 2025. Following the Panhellenic Examinations of 2025, he […]

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BEYOND THE LAB AND THE WILD: CAN WE BALANCE HUMAN NEEDS WITH ANIMAL RIGHTS?

ΦΕΡΓΑΔΗ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΙΑ -ΔΑΝΑΗ Α5 As human society develops, the relationship between people and animals has grown more complex. Animals play a vital role in food production, economic growth, and healthy ecosystems, yet they are often seen as resources instead of living beings. Our challenge today is to meet human needs while respecting animal welfare and […]

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From Classroom Debates to Global Action: How we can save Endangered Species and Rethink Animal Testing

ΝΙΚΟΣ ΧΑΛΑΠΑΣ Α5 It is globally acknowledged that the two biggest problems humanity faces regarding animals are the preservation of all the endangered species and the scientific practices which are being tested on animals before they become available to the public. So, the obvious question arises, how can we save these species and change animal […]

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How we can save endangered species and rethink animal testing

ΧΑΡΑΛΑΜΠΟΣ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ Α5 Protecting endangered species and reconsidering animal testing are two important issues in today’s world. Many wild animals are at risk of extinction, and the situation is becoming more serious every year. If immediate action is not taken, the consequences for nature and future generations will be extremely harmful. One of the main […]

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FROM CLASSROOM DEBATES TO GLOBAL ACTION: how we can save endangered species and rethink animal testing.

ΓΙΑΝΝΑΚΗ ΒΑΣΙΛΙΚΗ Α5 Many important ideas start in the classroom, but they should not stay there. When students discuss issues like endangered species and animal testing, they begin to understand how human actions affect animals and the environment. The next step is turning these discussions and arguments into real action. Endangered species are disappearing because […]

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Rosalind Franklin – The Secret Hero of DNA

ΦΕΡΓΑΔΗ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΙΑ -ΔΑΝΑΗ Α5 Rosalind Franklin was a brilliant British scientist whose work was essential to one of the biggest discoveries in biology: the structure of DNA. Born in 1920, she became an expert in X-ray crystallography, a technique that takes pictures of molecules to show their shape. Franklin’s most famous work was Photo 51, […]

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Beyond the Lab and the Wild: Can We Balance Human Needs with Animal Rights?

ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΘΕΟΦΙΛΗΣ Α2 Humans have depended on animals for centuries. Animals are used for food, clothing, medical research, work, and entertainment. At the same time, animals are living beings that can feel pain, fear, and stress. This creates an important ethical question: can we meet human needs while still respecting animal rights? Finding this balance […]

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Everyday Heroes: More than Just a Word

ΜΟΜΠΟΡΗΣ ΘΩΜΑΣ Α3 In a world that often celebrates grand achievements and extraordinary success, we sometimes forget that real heroism is found in the quiet acts of kindness that happen around us every day. “Hero” is more than a word reserved for superheroes on screens. It is a title that belongs to ordinary people who […]

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