This year, the Telecommunications Museum changes its form and transforms into something different each time depending on the type of educational programme! It becomes a Puppet Theatre, Art Academy, Stem Engineering Workshop, Music Academy, Fire Brigade, Post Office, Clay Workshop, Gallery, Storytelling Workshop, Re-Use Lab and more…

For the 2nd year we continue the online art workshops for the remote primary schools of the region, with new original workshops.

With group tours, educational programmes and activities for schools and families, we invite you both at the museum in Nea Kifissia and online to a unique experience of creation and exploration!

SCHOOL PROGRAMMES

  1. School Tour

The tour of the Museum’s exhibition spaces using new technologies and modern digital media makes the journey into the world of communication exciting! Come to the Museum to discover together the history of telecommunications and travel from antiquity to the modern digital world!

Months: October – May

Days: Monday, Thursday & Friday Time: 11:00-12:00

Day: Wednesday Hours: 10:00-11:00 & 11:00-12:00

  1. Spreading wings!

We learn about the vital role of birds in maintaining the balance of nature and discover why birds and people migrate.Using educational robotics materials, we create a model of birds, which at the end of the programme we set in motion!

Grades A-B-C Primary School

Months: November-May

Day: Tuesday Hours: 09:30-11:00

  1. Glass notes

How can people with different languages communicate with each other? Music, symbols, body language will become the occasion to discover how notes travel through the glass of optical fibre and by creating a system of production, transmission and reproduction of music, we will compose our own pieces.

Grades D-E-F Primary School

Months: November-May

Day: Tuesday Hours: 11:30-13:00

  1. Robots protect the forest

What are robots and how can they protect forests from fires? By focusing on a simple fire warning system, we focus on the importance of keeping the fire services immediately informed and highlight the contribution of technology and telecommunications to this task.

Grades: A-B-C High School

Months: November-May

Day: Tuesday Time: 11:30-13:00

  1. Become the Messenger of the Goddess

We take a short journey through mythology and learn about the messenger Mercury and the goddess Aphrodite! We travel to distant civilizations and learn about female deities and what they symbolized. We are discussing and choosing a communication issue that people are concerned about today. Then we write a telegram for the goddess Aphrodite to send to the deity who impressed us the most.

Grades C-D-E-F Primary School

Months: January-May

Day: Thursday Time: 11:00-12:30

  1. Safer Internet

There is no doubt that the Internet is a vast world of knowledge, entertainment and communication. Do we know everything about the Internet and what we would like to ask the experts without fear and passion?Experts from the Cybercrime Directorate tell us about the dangers of the Internet world and, through real incidents, answer students’ questions about issues that concern them.

Grades D-E-F Primary School, Gymnasium, Lyceum

Months: October-May

Day: Friday Hours: 10:00-11:30 & 11:30-13:00

Online Art Workshops for remote schools

  1. DREWIN! A doll-story comes to life at the Museum!

What would a telephone operator look like if she were a puppet in a puppet show? Inspired by Eugene Spatharis and Bernd Ogrodnik, we create a special telephone doll with fabrics, buttons and yarn. From the Museum’s Archive we listen to interviews with OTE telephone operators from earlier times and learn their history.

Grades: kindergarten, A-B-C Primary School

Months: November-May

Day: Monday Time: 11:00-12:30

  1. Thales in the “waters” of modern art

Inspired by the famous American artist Roy Lichtenstein and using various materials such as cardboard boxes, colourful canson paper, markers, etc., we reproduce the underwater cables that the cable ship “Thales the Milesian” used to lay in the sea. We use the water refraction technique and give depth to our individual painting work.

Grades D-E-F Primary School

Months: November-March

Day: Monday Time: 11:00-12:30

* Before the workshops begin, we will take a short digital tour of the Museum’s permanent exhibition.

* The workshops are exclusively addressed to primary schools in the region, which need to register at [email protected]

FAMILY ACTIONS

  1. Family tour

The tour of the Museum’s exhibition spaces using new technologies and modern digital media makes the journey to the world of communication exciting!Come to the Museum to discover together the history of telecommunications and travel from antiquity to the modern digital world!

Days: Sunday 16/10, 27/11, 4/12, 15/1, 29/1, 5/2, 19/3,

2/4, 30/4, 7/5, 18/5

Time: 14:00-15:00

  1. The Museum a clay workshop!

The Museum is transformed into an open-air clay workshop. Wheels, clay, moulds will be available for children to create, with the guidance of experienced potters, handsets and telephone dials from clay.

* Before the start of the programme, we will have a short tour of the Museum’s permanent exhibition.

Ages: 7-12

Days: Sunday 16/10, 30/4

Hours: 10:00-12:30 & 13:00-15:30

  1. Illustrating a telephone conversation. Martha Dimitropoulou & Niki de Saint Phalle at the Museum.

Can a telephone conversation become a painting? With the guidance of the visual artist Martha Dimitropoulou and inspired by the famous artist Niki de Saint Phalle, who creates sculptures with colour and twists, we capture a telephone conversation that has made an impression on us or that we imagine.

* Before the start of the programme, we will have a short tour of the Museum’s permanent exhibition.

Ages: from 10 years old

Days: Sunday 15/1, 7/5

Hours: 10:30-12:00 & 12:30-14:00

  1. Your much-loved T-shirt still has life.

Come with an old or your favorite t-shirt to transform it! At the Museum you will find everything you need – ribbons, buttons, paints and decorative stickers and most of all inspiration! The most expert designer will be by your side to make a blouse that will look like new!

* Before the start of the programme, we will have a short tour of the Museum’s permanent exhibition.

Ages: from 7 years old

Day: Sunday 2/4

Hours: 10:30-12:00 & 12:30-14:00

  1. Spreading wings!

We learn about the vital role of birds in maintaining the balance of nature and discover why birds and people migrate.Using educational robotics materials, we create a model of birds, which at the end of the programme we set in motion!

Ages: 6-9

Days: Sunday 27/11, 4/12, 29/1, 5/2, 19/3

Time: 10:30-12:00

  1. Glass notes

How can people with different languages communicate with each other? Music, symbols, body language will become the occasion to discover how notes travel through the glass of optical fibre and by creating a system of production, transmission and reproduction of music, we will compose our own pieces.

Ages: 10-12

Days: Sunday 27/11, 4/12, 29/1, 5/2, 19/3

Time: 12:30-14:00

Online Christmas Art Workshop

  1. DREWIN! A doll-story comes to life at the Museum!

What would a telephone operator look like if she were a puppet in a puppet show? Inspired by Eugene Spatharis and Bernd Ogrodnik, we create a special telephone doll with fabrics, buttons and yarn. From the Museum’s Archive we listen to interviews with OTE telephone operators from earlier times and learn their history.

* Before the programme starts, we will take a short digital tour of the Museum’s permanent exhibition.

Ages: 5-9

Day: Sunday 11/12

Time: 11:00-12:30

  1. World Telecommunications Day 17/05 & International Museum Day 18/05

With specially planned activities at the Museum, we look forward to celebrating World Telecommunications Day (17 May) and International Museum Day (18 May) together.

Ages: pre-school

Days: Tuesday 17/05, Wednesday 18/05 & Sunday 21/05

Participation in all training programmes and actions

of the museum is free of charge.

 

25 Proteos, 14564 N. Kifissia

Tel: 210 6110299

E-mail: [email protected]

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