It's not even close. The most common boy's name is Γιώργος ("Giorgos," the Greek equivalent of "George"), and the most common girl's name is Μαρία ("Maria"). This is true for Greece as a whole, so it's neat to see that it's literally the case here as well.
I study the range of STEM and humanities classes most high schools do, plus Greek literature, physical education, and ministry, which are all required by the [Greek] Ministry [of Education] to graduate. I really like my humanities classes, and especially the literature ones, both Greek and English.
I think that in general, school is just school, so there's not a lot that's new to say here. I've never taken classes in America obviously, but from TV and movies, it seems like my homework is like everyone else's. We read for class, sometimes write essays or complete worksheets, and do group work for presentations. It feels... standard, which is to say a bit boring.
I play football, and that takes up a lot of my time outside school. As captain, I've been working a lot this year, and it would be a little crazy not to love it and spend all this time doing it, so I'd say it's my favorite.
