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Greece introduces, for the first time, a comprehensive framework for the safe use of Artificial Intelligence in schools
Strict safeguards are being introduced to protect students from misinformation, harmful content, and the abusive use of technology – Fully automated evaluation of students or teachers is also prohibited – Emphasis is placed on the protection of users’ personal data
When will the results for admission to Experimental, Model, Ecclesiastical and Public Onassis Schools be announced?
What changes this year in the notification process
Diaspora schools commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Exodus of Messolonghi
Schools of the Greek diaspora are taking part in an international online event titled “Greek-language Education Schools honor Messolonghi – 200 years since the Exodus”, which will take place on April 24, 2026, from 18:00 to 20:45 (Greece time), featuring theatrical performances, narrations, visual art, and digital presentations
IB to be introduced in 13 public schools from September, says Zacharaki – See which schools have been selected
“Admission to public universities exclusively through the Panhellenic exams,” says the Minister of Education – What is foreseen in the bill submitted for discussion to the Committee on Cultural Affairs of the Parliament – The rollout of the free digital State Language Certificate from 2026–2027 and the establishment of the Higher School of Performing Arts
New admission process for Model, Experimental, Onassis, and Ecclesiastical schools: What families need to know
For the 2026–27 school year, the application platform will open in early March. The Ministry of Education seeks to establish a model of admission that combines meritocracy, transparency, and social safeguards
Second wave of acquisitions in education: Foreign funds now investing in private schools across Greece’s regions
How Greece moved from family-run schools to international education networks – UK-based Forfar Education acquires the Rodion Paideia Group in Rhodes – Iconic Athens schools such as Erasmeios and Ionios also in investors’ sights – Demand for private education rises amid higher incomes and challenges in public schooling
Modernising infrastructure and equipment in 41 schools in Thrace, Epirus, and Kalymnos by 2025
The organisation created infrastructure, STEM classrooms, libraries and workshops in schools in border areas - Last year, the organisation provided 189,839 meals to 935 children
