Final countdown to the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools’ Olympic spirit

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Excitement is building as the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools prepares for its first-ever Olympic Games event, set to take place on Saturday, November 23.

Students from all campuses will gather at the Box Hill Athletic Club for an unforgettable day of sports, unity, and Greek cultural celebration, joined by parents, teachers, and the broader school community.

This year, the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools is launching a new initiative: a joint end-of-year celebration that unites campuses to honour the rich heritage of the Olympic Games.

The event will feature opening and closing ceremonies, along with a variety of dynamic sports and games, promising a day filled with pride and excitement as students showcase their athletic talents and uphold the timeless values of the Olympics.

“We are thrilled to enter the final countdown for our school Olympiad,” Maria Bakalidou, Principal of the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools, said.

“This celebration unites our entire school community for a day dedicated to the Olympic spirit and Greek culture. It is a wonderful opportunity for students, parents, and teachers to honour our shared heritage and be inspired by the Olympic values. We look forward to welcoming everyone to cheer on our children as they bring messages of unity and peace to the heart of Melbourne!”

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