Greece's Education Ministry announced on Wednesday that all schools in the country will reopen on Monday, September 13, under strict Covid-19 protective measures.
According to the Ministry, both teacher and students will be required to provide proof of vaccination or negative self- test results.
Specifically, teachers, higher education professors and students will be required to present a certificate of completed vaccination, or one of having contracted Covid-19 within the last six months, or a negative laboratory test result that must be presented to the schools twice a week.
Students must either present a vaccination certificate (if they are over 12 years old), or one of having contracted Covid-19 in the last six months, or a negative self-test result that will also be presented twice a week.
Further protocols and details, including managing educational materials and supporting students, will be released closer to the start of the academic year.''
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