After a year of experimentation with ChatGPT Edu, the Greek state is introducing its first comprehensive framework for the use of AI in schools, placing teachers at the center of the process and setting limits on how pupils can use the technology

The new academic year brings major changes, including new IB programs, updated curricula, and digital learning initiatives

Teachers will have the right to switch off and confiscate students’ mobile phones if they are used to photograph, videotape or record teachers or other students without their consent

In a swift reply, the relevant education ministry said the ruling again upholds the framework for non-state Universities, vows action to protect students

Eligible students have until July 31 to apply online for the annual accommodation benefit for the 2025-2026 academic year

Teachers’ union DΟΕ is calling for a rally outside Greece’s Education Ministry, raising concerns over permanent staff appointments, substitute teacher numbers and the rushed selection of new school textbooks

The Council of State has once more instructed the Education Ministry to introduce an alternative course for students opting out of religious education, after years of delays and unfulfilled legal obligations.

Greece's Education Minister said that a major U.S. university is expected to submit a proposal for a postgraduate program in Greece.

Greece’s Education Ministry has forwarded all collected evidence on the February 7 incidents at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki to appellate prosecutors, as an internal administrative investigation continues.

Education Minister Sophia Zacharaki launched a national dialogue on a new high school model and diploma that would reduce exam pressure and better reflect students’ overall performance.

Minister of Education Sophia Zacharaki calls for a major reform of Greece’s education system, suggesting the possible abolition of nationwide university entrance exams while emphasizing student and staff safety at universities

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis launched a nine-month national dialogue on overhauling secondary education, with a proposed National Diploma expected to reshape university admissions from 2027-28

Greek teachers are protesting performance assessments and overtime requirements introduced under new education legislation.

Five mayors from Greece’s largest cities urge the government to reverse plans to abolish local school committees, warning that centralization is already causing delays, bureaucracy and serious operational problems in public schools

The cleanup ends decades of so-called “forever students” in public universities, as the government says the move modernizes higher education while preserving flexibility for working students and those facing health or family challenges

A revised education law in Greece gives university students enrolled for decades the choice to complete their studies or be removed from the registry.

ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ is organizing the 2nd competition, continuing its mission to give students a platform to express their hopes, dreams, and ideas.

The Education Ministry begins mass deregistration of inactive students, while allowing exceptions and extensions for those close to finishing their degrees

Officials acknowledge the impact of school closures, especially in rural areas, where some children may now face daily commutes of up to 80 kilometers.

Researchers demand a review framework that meets global standards and guarantees fairness and objectivity.