Phone bans in classrooms are expanding into a broader move towards screen-free schools setting guardrails on AI use in education

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

Europe is changing very fast. The world around us is also changing. There are wars, climate problems, rising prices, and new technology. As young people in the European Union, we see these changes every day. That is why it is important to think about the future of Europe

The woman who turned pedagogy into a science. Montessori's legacy still guides parents and educators 74 years after her death

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

Speaking at a major school anniversary, the Greek prime minister highlighted artificial intelligence, equality, funding, and student wellbeing as key priorities shaping the future of education

The image has stayed with Max Nikias for most of his life

Thirteen pilot schools will introduce the International Baccalaureate in September 2026, marking a major shift toward a more modern public education system

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

European officials welcomed the UK’s return to Erasmus, saying it would strengthen ties between London and the EU.

As births plummet and migration reshapes the population, Greece is heading toward a dramatic decline in high-school and university students

Two leading experts at the intersection of education and AI, Andreas Schleicher and Wayne Holmes, engage on a timely dialogue on what the rise of artificial intelligence means for today’s classrooms

For the fourth consecutive night, youth-led protests in Morocco escalated into clashes with authorities, looting, and widespread property damage, as demonstrators demand better education and healthcare

The use of AI in Greek education cannot simply be copied from other systems but must be based on Greek data and take into account our culture, so that it reflects our own needs and priorities

Students vow fresh demonstrations in Jakarta after a motorcycle rider was killed by a police vehicle during protests over lawmakers’ pay, education funding, and government programs. Police have apologized and opened an investigation

The Ivy League school defends academic freedom as White House intensifies pressure on other elite colleges in the Unites States.

The Greek Parliament is poised to vote on a Ministry of Education bill this Wednesday regarding the establishment of Onassis Public Schools.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis briefs his Cabinet over a draft bill introducing the well-known International Baccalaureate (IB) program into a select number of high school, in the first phase