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The Resilience of the Greek Language During Ottoman Rule: A Testament to the Greek Orthodox Church’s Role

Enduring nearly four centuries of Ottoman rule, the survival of the Greek language owes a…

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New Anti-Bullying Law to End Violence and Bullying in Schools in Greece

“Given the importance of this legislative initiative, we invite you to participate in the public online consultation, expressing your views and comments on the proposed regulations,” said Niki Kerameos, The Minister of Education and Religious Affairs, in a statement yesterday, as a draft anti-bullying law is submitted with the view to ending bullying and violence in schools in Greece.

Greece abolishes mandatory mask use for schools

Greece is set to abolish the mandator mask rule for the education sector, according to…

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Schools open today in Greece despite more than 50,000 Omicron cases last 48 hours

Schools throughout Greece will open today as planned said government spokesperson Yiannis Economou on Sunday…

Greek schools to open next week under Covid-19 self-testing regime

Greece’s Education Minister Niki Kerameus and Health Minister Thanos Plevris on Tuesday announced during a…

THI AUSTRALIA NOW SUPPORTING 14 SCHOOLS IN GREECE

The Kastellorizian Association of Victoria is to be congratulated for funding the Santrapeia School on…

Sydney Greek schools rank well in top 150 for 2020 HSC

Greek schools of Sydney have ranked exceptionally well in the HSC this year, obtaining some of the best results for 2020. Greek City Times congratulates all students who have completed their HSC through this challenging year.

#WeLearnSafely: The new TV campaign of the Greek Ministry of Education for the upcoming school year

As schools and academic institutions are scheduled to start on September 14th The Greek Ministry of Education and Religions has launched a new campaign for Greek students titled “#MathainoumeAsfaleis” (#WeLearnSafely) to mitigate concerns about the health and safety of students inside classrooms amidst the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.