Reports, pictures and presentation from Exchange program

By admin: 30/11/09

29.8.2010
NEW!! Czech-greece dictionaries and the project book!!
The dictionaries you can find it here: dictionaries
and the project book: the project book

6.2.2010
Reports about our exchange program Comenius from GREEK students!
You can find it here: reports from greek students

30.11.2009
Powerpoint presentations about our exchange program Comenius from Czech students!
You can find it here: presentations from czech students

17.11.2009
Reports about our exchange program Comenius from Czech students!
You can find it here: reports from czech students

20.5.2009
Pictures from Greek visit in Liberec (Ještěd, Town hall, Bohemian Paradise, Brewery, Kutná Hora, Dresden and others) and also pictures from our visit in Greece (Alexandroupolis, Dadia forest, Delta Evros, Xanti, Thessaloniki and others).
You can find it here: pictures from our exchange

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Greece - Czech Republic Exchange Program

By admin: 24/11/08

23.1.2009
You can find here some informations about members of the program, their profiles and photos or information about Czech Republic, Prague or about Liberec, the city you are going to come to.

You can click on almost every photo here and see it larger.

Eliprom s.r.o., sponsored the programme by 10.000 Kč. Thanks.

29. 12. 2008:
Some stats: 243 Visits overall, 783 Pageviews, 3.22 Pages per Visit, 00:02:34 Avg. Time spent on Site
PF 2009 - Happy New Year!

6. 12. 2008:
Nefeli Dakozoudi added some info about Greece/Alexandroupoli. Thanks!
According to stats, this site has average 20 visitors per day. It’s a big number for a site like this.

PS: You can comment everything here. Just scroll down.

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country in Central Europe and a member state of the European Union. The country borders on Poland to the northeast, Germany to the west, Austria to the south, and Slovakia to the east. The capital and largest city is Prague (Czech: Praha). The country is composed of the historic regions of Bohemia and Moravia, as well as parts of Silesia.