Κατηγορία: Distinctions

The School Principal and the School Teachers congratulate the students Charilaos Pipis, Evangelos Pipis and Kristian Safta.

Evangelos Pipis and Charilaos Pipis got the 1^st and 2^nd place respectively in the third and fourth stage of the 30^th Panhellenic Informatics Competition and will represent Greece in the next Informatics Olympiad.

Kristian Safta got the 29^th place on a national level.

Congratulations to our students because we know that their distinction is the result of very hard work!

For the second year, the student team of Evangeliki Model High School ?Polyclitus? got the second place in the space science competition CanSat In Greece.

 

The students were awarded their prize by the Dean of the Electrical Engineering Department of the National Technical University of Athens, Professor Nektarios Kozyris.

The team members were:

From A? Class: Margaritis Christos, Pipis Evangelos

From B? Class: Petropoulakis Michail, Raptopoulos Petros, Konidas Christos Aggelos, Papanikolopoulos Gerasimos, Tsakonas Georgios, Tsakonas Vasileios, Papadopoulos Panagiotis, Fokaidis ? Psyllas Athanasios, Soulantikas Georgios.

Team leader was the C? Class student Charilaos Pipis and supervising teachers Ms. Sofia Gourna and Mr. Christos Fanidis.

This is the second consecutive year that the competition CanSat In Greece was organised. Our last year?s team also got the 2^nd place in the same Panhellenic competition for the school year 2016 ? 2017 (http://www.corallia.org/el/si-news/si-cluster-news/3804-cansat-in-greece.html).

This year?s team was selected among the 10 that finally participated (https://goo.gl/Rggimd) in the Panhellenic competition 2017 ? 2018 among 36 teams that applied on a national level. The selection was made according to the originality of the mission and the feasibility of its realisation in the framework of a student competition.

CanSat In Greece is the national preliminary competition for the participation in the corresponding European competition organised by ESA (European Space Agency).

CanSat  is a space science competition, where the participating teams have to construct an original satellite in the size of a can. This satellite has to be launched at the height of 1000 metres and during its descent, it has to commit a mission that students design and realize on their own, along with a compulsory mission, determined by the organisers.

Both missions focused on data collection by using electronic sensors and their radio-transmission to the base station on the ground. Both the base station and the satellite are controlled by an Arduino microprocessor. The whole design and realization follows the modern teaching approach of STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics).

For the final score, two intermediary controls through a Skype interview with the students, two construction reports and the critics? final score were taken into consideration.

We thank Abbott Hellas Laboratories, our school Parents and Custodians? Association and ?The Drag Store? company for the construction of the carbon fiber shield.

Here you can see some photographs of the whole project:

The ?Make your own seismograph? competition (seismografos.ea.gr/) was organised by the Institute of Geodynamics of the National Observatory of Athens in collaboration with Ellinogermaniki Agogi, in the framework of the European project Open Schools for Open Societies (grant agreement No.741572) with the support of the European project OpenAIRE-Advanced (grant agreement No.777541). In this competition, students? projects from the ?European paths in the Knowledge of Sciences? after-school club, supervised by their teacher Ms. Argyri Panagiota, were chosen by the scientific committee among the best ones.

The students in charge of the seismograph-making project with the use of Arduino and software of data registering were Margaritis Christos and Karaoglanis Christos.

 

The students Fragkaki Theodora and Stamatiadi Sofia were in charge of making an original seismograph with simple materials.

Other students who participated in the project were: Protonotariou Eleni, Theodoratou Evangelia, Zotou Elissavet, Drakoulakou Georgia, Gourgouletis Nikolaos, Giappas Charalambos, Avgerinou Aikaterini, Gkogiannos Iosif and Tsironis Christos, who worked on other aspects of the project, since among the competition criteria, apart from the seismograph-making, were also the scientific study of the earthquake phenomenon, issues of citizens? protection and earthquakes facing.

The group of the aforementioned students successfully worked and submitted rich material of presentations, articles, creative artefacts concerning the antiseismic constructions and original studies on a local level.

The students? teams of all schools who were distinguished in the competition were awarded a prize in a special ceremony organised in Athens Science Festival 2018 on Friday 27 April 2018.

 

Our school students were awarded a prize by the President of the Greek Physicists? Association, Mr. Filntisis.

The President of the Hellenic Republic, Mr. Prokopios Pavlopoulos, also honoured the event with his presence and his speech.

After the end of the ceremony, students presented their works in a specially designed place.

Congratulations to our students and their teacher!

The Headmaster and the teachers of our school congratulate the student Dikaios Kerkoulas on his distinction in the Laser 4.7 Youth European Championship & Trophy that was held in Patras on 7-14/4/2018.

Our girls? volleyball team got the 1^st place in the Volleyball School Championship of the D? Athens Secondary Education Administration area for the school year 2017-2018.

The School Headmaster and the Teachers congratulate the girls and their coach, Mr. K. Goudas!