These puppies are small and cute. 🐶🐶 They have blue fur and are wearing shiny golden helmets and armour. They look happy and brave, standing in an old Greek place with big stone columns.
The 28th of October celebration was heartfelt and full of pride. The children recited poems, sang patriotic songs, and performed short plays that brought to life the heroic moments of 1940. The value of unity and standing together against the invader was highlighted. The people’s brave “No” still inspires us today!
Martin Luther King Jr. was a brave man who believed that everyone should be treated fairly, no matter the colour of their skin. He was a leader in the American Civil Rights Movement and used peaceful protests to fight against unfair laws that kept black people separate from white people.
One of his most famous speeches was the “I Have a Dream” speech, where he said that he dreamt/dreamed of a world where children of all colours could play and learn together in peace. He showed the world that love and nonviolence are stronger than hate.
King Arthur is celebrated as a legendary ruler of Britain and a timeless folk hero.
According to early Welsh sources, Arthur was a valiant leader of the post-Roman Britons, fighting bravely against the Anglo-Saxons in the late fifth and early sixth centuries.
In Merlin, a French poem written by Robert de Boron around 1200, the famous “sword in the stone” motif is introduced. In this tale, Arthur becomes King of Britain by pulling a sword from an anvil set upon a stone in a churchyard on Christmas Eve.
As Merlin had foretold, only “the true king”—the rightful heir of Uther Pendragon, chosen by divine will—could perform this miraculous act.
Arthur’s reign is often associated with Camelot, his legendary royal [castle and] court. Camelot is depicted as a place of splendour, justice, and chivalry, where Arthur gathered his loyal knights around the Round Table. This table symbolised equality, unity, and shared purpose, as no seat was higher than another. From Camelot, Arthur and his knights embarked on heroic quests, including the search for the Holy Grail, creating one of the most enduring legends in European history.
A central theme of Arthurian legend is that King Arthur never truly died. Instead, he is said to be resting in a distant, hidden place, awaiting the moment when Britain will need him once more.
Another happy day at school has come to an end. The classrooms are quiet now, but they were filled with laughter, learning, and fun just a little while ago. We worked hard, played with our friends, and shared plenty of smiles. It feels wonderful to finish the day knowing we’ve learnt something new and made happy memories together. Tomorrow is waiting with more adventures!
😊 Simple & Heartwarming
Happy autumn!
Enjoy the colors of fall!
Wishing you a cosy autumn!
Have a joyful autumn season!
🍂 Warm & Cheerful
I wish you a happy autumn full of colourful leaves, big smiles, and cosy days with your friends and family.
May this autumn bring you lots of joy, laughter, and special moments under the golden trees.
Happy autumn! I hope you enjoy the crisp air, the beautiful colours, and the wonders of the season.
🍁 Cosy & Kind
Wishing you an autumn filled with warm blankets, tasty treats, and happy times with people you love.
May your autumn days be full of sunshine, golden leaves, and peaceful evenings at home.
I hope this autumn brings you happiness, health, and plenty of cosy moments.
🐿️ Playful & Positive
Have a wonderful autumn full of pumpkin fun, colourful leaves to jump in, and days that make you smile.
May this autumn be as bright and beautiful as the falling leaves all around us.
I wish you a season of adventure, laughter, and many happy memories this autumn.
We’ve been on a school trip to Paradise Park in Acharnae today. The children have had the opportunity to play sports, take part in hands-on activities and gain valuable experiences in a beautiful natural setting.
school trip (England) / field trip (USA)

🎼Please bring a packed lunch, water bottle, and wear comfortable sports attire. Permission slips are due by Sept. 19. We look forward to a fun and— educational experience!
Join us for an exciting day at Paradise Sports Park, where students can explore various activities and learn about different sports. The trip will include guided tours, interactive sessions with coaches, and time to enjoy playing on the fields. There’s also a chance to meet a special guest athlete who will share their journey and experiences in professional sports. ♪🎵🎶♫⋆。♪ ₊˚♬

Heidelberg has preserved its baroque charm, with winding streets, picturesque houses, and a world-famous castle. It is also home to Germany’s oldest university, founded in 1386.
The Hercules Fountain stands at the very centre of Heidelberg’s Marktplatz (Market Square), which is the city’s oldest and most historically significant square.
Commissioned in 1703 and completed around 1705–1706, the fountain was created as a symbol of strength and civic spirit, marking the arduous period of rebuilding after the devastation caused by the War of the Palatine Succession (1688–1697).
The sculptor Johann Martin Laub was tasked by the city to construct the fountain, while the figure of Hercules himself was crafted by Heinrich Charrasky.
The heroic figure of Hercules, depicted standing atop a column, symbolizes both the monumental effort required for the city’s recovery and the collective endurance of its citizens.
Wieblingen, a district of Heidelberg on the western side of the city along the left bank of the River Neckar, has evolved from a former farming village into a peaceful residential and working area with a diverse and well-balanced community.

Johann Kasimir or Casimir, Count Palatine of Simmern (7 March 1543 – 16 January 1592) was a German prince and a younger son of Frederick III, Elector Palatine. A firm Calvinist, he was a leader of mercenary troops in the religious wars of the time, including the Dutch Revolt. From 1583 to 1592, he acted as regent for his nephew, Elector Palatine Frederick IV.
The title “Count Palatine” was equivalent to a prince in status within the Holy Roman Empire, since the Palatinate was an Imperial State and its rulers were Imperial Princes (Reichsfürsten).
On my return to Heidelberg’s historic old town, I once again found myself at the Kulturbrauerei. Run by the Merz family for about 20 years, it brings together a brewery, inn, and beer garden in such a unique way. Walking into the courtyard felt just as joyful as the first time. From here, it’s only a short walk to the castle, the Old Bridge, and the Philosopher’s Walk—the perfect base for rediscovering the city.