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From Remote Kastellorizo to Classrooms Across Greece, Puzzles Make Math Fun

Growing up on the remote island of Kastellorizo in the 1970s, Pantazis Houlis attended a small school struggling with shortages of teachers and basic educational resources.
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From a small school in the border town of Kastelorizo, which in the 1970s faced serious shortages in teaching staff and logistical infrastructure, an idea was born several years later that was destined to travel throughout Greece, transforming mathematical puzzles into a tool for knowledge, creativity and scientific research. Behind this effort is the mathematician, puzzle expert ... More www.ertnews.gr

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From a small school in the border town of Kastelorizo, which in the 1970s faced serious shortages in teaching staff and logistical infrastructure, an idea was born several years later that was destined to ... More

Kastelorizo, inspired by the difficulties of the 70s, hosts the Puzzle Festival thanks to Pantazis Choulis and Eleni Grammatikopoulou, promoting mathematics and knowledge throughout Greece.

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Business Daily broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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