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I’ve just been reading this piece on European Schools by Vincent Manancourt, and I thought I’d offer some reflections. Vincent explains that he usually says he’s from Luxembourg, since that’s where he was brought up and lives, but that he doesn’t really believe it. He’s actually English, and just lives in Luxembourg, yet he’s not […] Continue reading Bursting the bubble It’s Wednesday evening and we still have no news from the EU schools meeting in Sophia. It seems our case is low down on the agenda and may not be discussed till tomorrow (the meeting lasts several days). Meanwhile I appeared on TV Creta this afternoon, along with Gian Andrea Garancini from the PGA […] Continue reading Still no news Disclaimer: As always I am writing here as a citizen and parent of three pupils at the SEEH, not as a representative of the school’s management, teachers, or PGA. There is now less than a day left before the meeting of the European Schools Board of Governors in Sophia, Bulgaria. Have we got the Minister’s […] Continue reading One day to go! Wednesday was a wonderful, inspiring day. Pupils, teachers, and parents marched through Heraklion to the City Hall, where they put their case to the city authorities. The Mayor of Heraklion promised to help guarantee our school’s future and the Governor of Crete affirmed his support for the SEEH. Our campaign got a lot […] Continue reading Six days to go! |
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