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1,500 Migrant Children to Begin School in Greece on October 10

Children of migrants and refugees stranded in Greece will begin attending Greek schools next week on October 10. Greek Education Minister Nikos Filis said on Wednesday that 1,500 children will be taught at schools that will operate in two migrant camps in...

Archbishop Ieronymos on Religious Studies: 'The Misunderstanding Has Been Resolved!'

  The crucial meeting to discuss religious studies as part of the education curriculum took place at Maximos Mansion, despite an initial statement by a representative of the Athens Archdiocese that Archbishop Ieronymos would not be present at the same...

Open Seminar at Greek Centre Melbourne Explores Art, Mesologgi and Philhellenism in the 19th Century

Join a free open seminar at the Greek Centre in Melbourne taking place on Thursday September 29. The seminar titled The creation of modern Greece: Art, Mesologgi and Philhellenism in the 19th century will be presented by lecturer Spiridoula Demetriou...

Kammenos Sides With Church in Keeping Catechism-Based Religion Classes in Schools

Earlier this week Education Minister Nikos Filis stated that religious classes in public schools should be taught in a context of a religious studies course, rather than basing teachings on catechism. On Friday the leader of the junior coalition partner,...

The Plan for Refugee Reception Classes at Greek Schools

    The ministries of education and migration presented the education plan for refugee children. The program is based on the suggestions of a team of scientists who gathered their findings together in May 2016. The plan is as follows: Primary and secondary education reception...

Victory for Keeping Greek Language Program in Northcote High School

After the determination of the Greek community and diplomats who fought to keep Greek language programs from being abruptly yanked from the curriculum of the Northcote High School, some progress has been made. Northcote High School has announced that they...

Education Minister: Parents Blocking Refugee Children from Attending Oreokastro School 'Not Representative of Greek Society'

The decision taken by the Parents and Guardians Association of the 5th Primary School in Oreokastro, Thessaloniki to block the enrollment of refugee children was "not acceptable and not representative of Greek society," Education Minister Nikos Filis commented on...

Refugee Students Attend First Day of Classes at the Intercultural School

The first bell rang for students around Greece on Monday, including refugees living in the country. As every year, the annual tradition of the blessing of schools and handing out of school books took place. The Athens News Agency...

Ranking of Greek Universities Slips in 2016, Some Falling off the Chart

According to the annual review of university global rankings published by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), Greek universities have slipped considerably in their ranking. Of the six top Greek universities that have consistently found themselves on QS's list of the top ranked...

School in Crete Becomes First Greek School to Win the Diana Award for Anti-bullying

Thirty students from an English school in the town of Rethymno, in Crete, were presented with the international Diana Award for their work against bullying by Britain’s Ambassador to Greece, John Kittmer, during a ceremony at the country’s embassy...