Planting trees in our area
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The students from the 5th and 6th grades at Comenius planted trees in an area around their village on December 9th. They planted seeds and seedlings that a teacher from another high school donated, to help restore the forest area destroyed by fires the previous summer.
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- 1. Planting trees in our area Comenius
- 2. After the ecological disaster of last summer when forest fires destroyed a large area around our village, our students undertook the responsibility to plant trees.
- 3. In collaboration with the Senior High School of Marathokampos Our students planted trees in an area around our village
- 4. The students planted seeds that a high school teacher was kind enough to offer us
- 5. They also planted little seedings
- 6. This took place on Thursday the 9 th of December with the participation of students from the 5 th and 6 th grade