PRIMARY SCHOOL OF LAKKOMA
AN INTERVIEW
WITH OUR
HEADMISTRESSIN
ENGLISH
DURING OUR
ENGLISH CLASS
It is such a pleasure to have the headmistress
of the school with us today!
How did you become a headmistress?
To become a headmistress you must work hard,
take exams and sit an interview. I did all these
and I was successful at them.
Where do you live?
I live in Kardia, a village very near Thessaloniki.
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Do you enjoy life in Kardia?
Yes, I like living in Kardia because it is a
quiet, picturesque village with houses
and gardens. There aren’t many cars
or blocks of flats there and the air is
clean.
What do you usually do in the evenings?
I read books, I go out with my children or
I watch T.V
What do you recommend to children who
want to be good pupils?
I recommend to them to study hard and to
do their best.
What do you recommend to the teachers?
Pretty much the same: To love children, to
try their best and to be passionate with
their job.
Do you like your job?
Of course, I do. After all, it was my choice
and I have never had second thoughts
about this choice. I am always happy
to be among children and give them
the best I can.
What is your routine like at school?
My routine is very demanding. I start very
early in the morning, at about 7
o’clock, because I am responsible for
the morning shift (that is for the children that come to school very early
because their parents have to go to
work), then I prepare all kinds of official papers which are necessary for
the good function of the school and
finally I teach some subjects to certain classes.
Thank you. It was a pleasure having this
interview with you today.
It’s always a pleasure to talk with children.
Thank you. Goodbye.