Greek Philology Department
Pierce has a long history in the field of philological studies and, more generally, in the humanities. In teaching the subjects included in this field, the philologues of our school aim both to cultivate the intellect and to fully develop our students’ personalities.
With ongoing professional development and in cooperation with relevant school advisors and specialists, up-to-date planning, as well as their love and passion for teaching, they offer the highest quality services. They use classical and modern teaching methods and run Clubs of philological interest aimed at the further development of our students’ skills
The Philology Department organizes and presents tributes to Greek writers, always in collaboration with Gymnasium and Lyceum students. Over the last few years, they have presented the following tributes: K. P. Kavafis, N. Kavvadias, N. Gatsos, N. Kazantzakis. In March 2017, there was a tribute to Women in Literature.
Department Heads: Panagiotis Vasilopoulos, Ioannis Parisis
Assistant Heads: Athina Hadzigianni, Athina Panagiotopoulou
Teachers:
- Pinelopi Vazoura
- Panagiotis Vasilopoulos
- Konstantinos Gakis
- Maria Galanopoulou
- Antigone Georgara
- Georgia Giannakopoulou
- Ioli – Olga Despi
- Eleni Dimou
- Harikleia – Anna Kakatsou
- Emmanuela Kantzia
- Angeliki Kehagia
- Maria Korda
- Christina Koronaiou
- Ioannis Kosmas
- Kleio Koutrouba
- Ioulia Kyriakou
- Maria Lada
- Harikleia Lembesi
- Zoe Livanou
- Maria Michailidou
- Kalliopi Mitrotoli
- Eleni Mitsoula
- Sofia Mourouti
- Ioanna Moschogianni
- Konstantinos Ballos
- Anna – Despoina Xenou
- Athina Panagiotopoulou
- Evangelia Papoulia
- Ioannis Parisis
- Florentia Pikoula
- Athina Pitta
- Maria Eleni Pliakostamou
- Marina Pothitou
- Panagiotis Polydoropoulos
- Anna Rossi
- Iouliani Saliverou
- Michail Siamos
- Georgia Stamatakou
- Maria Touriki
- Yannos Tsatalis
- Athina Hadzigianni
- Theodora Chira
- Sotiria Chrimatopoulou
Participation in Student Conference at the Zografeio Lyceum
The Student Conference 2016 took place in Thessaloniki (Mandoulides Schools) from March 20 to April 3,2016 and was dedicated to our Nobel-winning poet, Odysseas Elytis.