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Archives of the Greek school of Skopelos

The school archive of Skopelos is one of the oldest educational archives kept at GSA - Archives of Magnesia and its operation dates back to the years of the Greek Revolution. In 1865-1866 the school attended the Skiathitis, and later a leading writer, Alexander Papadiamantis (1851-1911).

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[Repository] GRGSA-MAG
Archives of Magnesia

[Fonds] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103
ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1841 - 1931]
Contents: Πρακτικά και έλενχος μαθητών. Βιβλίο εγγραφής μαθητών. Μηνιαίοι έλεγχοι μαθητών Α΄ τάξης. Βιβλίο Πρακτικών Συνεδριάσεων ...

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000001
File #001 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1841 - 1857, 1856/57 - 1860/61]
Pupil records and reports.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000002
File #002 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1841 - 1889]
Pupils Register.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000003
File #003 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1861/62 - 1864/65]
Monthly tests for pupils in the first class.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000004
File #004 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1927/28 - 1928/29]
Minute Book of the Teachers’ Association Meetings.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000005
File #005 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1892/93 - 1930/31]
Studies certificates register.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000006
File #006 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1889/90 - 1928/29]
General Report Book.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000007
File #007 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1889/90 - 1928/29]
Special report.

[File] GRGSA-MAG_EDU103.01.F000008
File #008 - ARCHIVE OF THE GREEK SCHOOL OF SKOPELOS [1889/90 - 1928/29]
Pupil Register.

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