Biomedical technology is a rapidly growing industry with unlimited practical applications in the professional field and thus in the real world. The 2nd CGS Biomedical Engineering Summer Course is an educational programme. Organized by a Greek school for the first time, it is a continuation of last year's very successful programme. The programme is offered in collaboration with the Research & Development department of CGS with the 1st ENT Clin...
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For the sixth consecutive year, the students of the Global Issues Network (GIN) club represented our school and our country at the annual GIN conference in Luxembourg on 7 -10 March 2018. The topic of the conference this year was Facilitating Sustainable Change with Environmental and Social Initiatives. Initially, the GIN team presented a series of actions which the group had carried out after the end of last year's conference, inspiring students...
CGS Educational Conference 2018 A unique educational event, Megaron, The Athens Concert Hall Rethinking pedagogy is as crucial as identifying the new competencies that today’s learners need to develop. Redefining the role of the educator and redesigning the learning process constitutes a revolution, which is currently underway globally and goes beyond the boundaries of the school environment. Modern educational approaches combined with the dyna...
“I wish you knew how happy you made us” The Global Issues Network (GIN) club aims to shape active citizens who work together locally and internationally to find sustainable solutions to problems faced by the global community. Last year at the annual Global Issues Network conference in Luxembourg, the CGS team presented the decisive role that education can play in gender inequality. At the end of the conference, our club committed itself to he...
The Global Issues Network (GIN) club and the Model United Nations (MUN) club are joining forces against the water crisis! In 2014, the United Nations established access to clean, drinking water as a human right. However, much of the world’s population is deprived of this right as they live in extremely unhealthy conditions. UNICEF estimates that 1 in 5 children under 5 die each day from diseases related to the lack of safe water. It is esti...
The Model United Nations (MUN) is the most important educational simulation for diplomacy, international relations and the work of the United Nations in the world, involving schools from all over the world. Through public discourse, debate and discussions on international issues, students have the opportunity to aspire to institutional positions in the Model United Nations and to work further in international teams deepening international diploma...
The Pincipal's Medal Award at the University of Edinburgh is one of the most important ways in which the University recognises both academics or students who have made outstanding contributions to both the University and wider communities. The 2017 Principal Medal Award winner is Alexandros Angelopoulos and his fellow student, Sam Kellerhals. "Elpis", the project for which they are recognized, means hope. Congratulations to our CGS alumnus f...
“One book, one pen, one child and one teacher can change the world.” On Friday October 20, 2017, the CGS GIN club visited the Ark of the World to offer the stationery that students had collected on the Pan-Hellenic School Sports Day. Founded by Father Anthony Papanikolaou in 1998, the Ark of the World is a voluntary non-profit organization for Mother and Child Protection. Its purpose is to focus care, support and hope on children either livin...
History Founded by Daniel Berdichevsky the first World Scholar’s Cup took place in Korea in 2007: a small regional tournament hosted at the Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies. The first “global” round followed a few weeks later, bringing together students from Korea, Singapore, and the United States. The idea behind the World Scholar’s Cup was to create something different than traditional academic competitions and conferences: a ce...
Congratulations to our IB Diploma Programme at CGS May Exam Results 2017 – a first look! 100% awarded the IB Diploma 35 points average score 40% with 38 points or higher 32% admitted to some of the Top 50 universities worldwide including Imperial College London, Warwick University, University of Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Toronto, University of Rochester, NYU, University of Texas, Austin, Technical University of Eindh...
