1st High School of Triandria
The 1st General Lyceum of Triandria is a public secondary school offering a well-rounded education in Science, Humanities, Economics, and Informatics, with foreign language instruction in English, German, and French. The school fosters an inclusive and collaborative learning environment, ensuring equal opportunities for all students. It actively participates in European programs, including Erasmus+ KA1, KA2, and eTwinning, integrating innovative teaching methods, digital literacy, and sustainability education. Through interdisciplinary projects and international partnerships, the school promotes civic engagement, cultural heritage, and responsible citizenship, preparing students for global challenges such as climate change, social inclusion, and technological advancements. With a strong focus on student-centered learning, metacognitive skill development, and differentiated instruction, the school equips learners with the knowledge and competencies needed.
The 1st General Lyceum of Triandria engages in Erasmus+ and eTwinning projects focusing on sustainability, digital literacy, and inclusion. The school promotes interdisciplinary learning, innovative teaching methods, and gender equality.
Through its involvement in KA1 and KA2 projects, the school addresses global issues like climate change and social justice, encouraging student participation in civic engagement and cultural exchange. It also prioritizes STEM inclusivity for underrepresented groups and integrates AI and digital tools into education, empowering students to actively engage in local and European initiatives.
The 1st General Lyceum of Triandria works with students aged 16-18, primarily from the local community. The student body is diverse in socio-economic, cultural, and educational backgrounds, with a strong focus on inclusivity and equal opportunities. The school actively supports students of all abilities and identities, ensuring a welcoming environment. Many students come from junior high schools, fostering a collaborative, creative learning atmosphere. The school also prioritizes underrepresented groups, including students from disadvantaged backgrounds, and engages them in activities promoting sustainability, STEM, and active citizenship.