An anarchist group armed with clubs stormed the Polytechnic School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, leaving seven people injured and sparking chaos

Winners of Greece's 2nd School Newspaper Competition speak to To Vima about journalism, finding their voice, and what it means to be heard

A small group of students gathered outside Greece’s government headquarters to oppose proposed higher education changes, with brief tensions reported between protesters and police during the demonstration

A series of incidents involving students targeting teachers’ homes with eggs has sparked debate in Greece over discipline, social pressures and the need for stronger support systems in schools

Locals notified police of gunshots allegedly fired after a reported altercation in the area.

A secondary school student in the Athens suburb of Haidari is in critical condition after falling from a school building balcony. Emergency services rushed her to hospital, while authorities investigate the circumstances and provide support to classmates.

Twelve of the victims are currently in the hospital

A school group from a coastal suburb of Athens remains stuck on the remote island of Gavdos due to strong winds, with authorities considering a naval vessel for evacuation if ferry services cannot resume

Four schoolgirls traveling on a ferry to Crete were terrified after a 45-year-old man allegedly entered their cabin at night. Crew and fellow students intervened, restraining the man until authorities arrived

Spectators lined the avenues, waving flags and capturing moments of the celebration, as the city paid tribute to a defining moment in its history.

According to To Vima, Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki has requested that the Regional Education Directorates examine over time the files of all active teachers, with particular emphasis on those currently in classrooms

Authorities respond after elementary student in Rhodes was coerced by peers to drink from a toilet, highlighting growing concerns over school violence in the region.

A 17-year-old was hospitalized after being attacked with a karambit-style knife outside his school in the Agios Panteleimonas district, as police investigate the motive and search for the suspect

A 20-year-old university student in Ioannina died after falling from a building on the Polytechnic campus, marking the second tragic fall of a young person in Greece within two days

No shots were reported, but the incident sparked panic among students and prompted a police search for the weapon, which had not been recovered at the time of arrest.

Student and pupil rallies are taking place across Greece today ahead of Saturday’s three-year anniversary of the Tempi railway disaster, with demonstrators calling for accountability.

According to political studies lecturer Dimitris Xenakis, who spoke to Mega Channel this week, 'the students had the same text “with very small differences and all using the same ‘stilted’ AI language, which is now easily recognizable'

Low student engagement is slowing workforce entry, weakening productivity, and placing Greece behind peers in higher education outcomes.