An experiential seminar for parents in the 6th Primary School of Preveza

An experiential seminar for parents was held at the 6th Primary School of Preveza within the framework of the ERASMUS+ program implemented by our school on the afternoon of Wednesday, November 1st. The keynote speaker was Mrs. Maria Passatzoglou, psychologist.

During the seminar, parents had the opportunity to share their experiences and explore how diversity affects family life, education, and social interaction. One of the significant messages derived from this meeting was the need for open dialogue and education. Parents realized how crucial it is to create an open and supportive environment in which their children can thrive. Another vital message emphasized the value of diversity as an asset, not an obstacle. Diversity can bring new skills, talents, and opportunities to children's lives, but it needs to be recognized and supported by both families and society. Supporting diversity is a critical factor for the happiness and success of children.

In times when diversity often leads to conflict, this seminar reminds us of how essential it is to embrace diversity and create a world that welcomes and supports every individual, regardless of their differences."

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