A 13-year-old boy was stabbed in the thigh outside a primary school in New Smyrni by a group of four individuals. He is being treated in hospital and is reported to be in stable condition, while police investigate the violent incident

A constitutional committee in Greece is reviewing proposals to reform Article 16, focusing on higher education, university autonomy, and the potential role of private institutions within a regulated framework under state oversight

The academic year ends for younger students, while vocational school graduates complete national exams and university hopefuls begin special entrance assessments.

A new health regulation reshapes what Greek students can eat at school, banning processed snacks and sugary foods while promoting fresh, whole ingredients in an effort to tackle childhood obesity and improve nutrition standards nationwide

More than 220 schools across Greece will be renovated in the second phase of a nationwide infrastructure upgrade program, aiming to improve safety, accessibility and learning conditions for thousands of students and teachers

Parents raise safety concerns after two snake incidents in a schoolyard within days, urging local authorities to take immediate action to protect children

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

A 13-year-old girl remains in intensive care after a serious fall at her school in Athens, with doctors describing her condition as stable but critical while further tests are planned

A 13-year-old student remains in intensive care after falling from a school building in western Athens, with doctors describing an extraordinary surgical battle and investigators examining conflicting witness accounts and possible causes of the incident.

Greek authorities are investigating how a 13-year-old student fell from a school balcony in an Athens suburb, with witness accounts divided between accident and possible deliberate action, while she remains in critical condition in hospital

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.

Workers warn of staffing and funding risks as changes to an EU-backed program could disrupt operations, prompting talks of strikes and even temporary shutdowns of municipal childcare centers.

A Greek health directive calling for the removal of oleander plants from schoolyards over toxicity concerns has triggered debate, with environmental experts warning the measure may be excessive and environmentally harmful

Intruders caused extensive damage at a school complex, stealing thousands in cash and equipment, prompting calls for stronger security measures.

There is a real risk that the 99th Kindergarten of Athens will be forced to shut down. Municipal authorities assure that no school will close. Other schools are also facing serious problems. What parents are reporting

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

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.

Parents in Greece can enroll children in public kindergartens and primary schools online from March 2 to March 23, 2026, using their TaxisNet credentials through official Education Ministry platforms

Part of the ceiling fell inside the school’s bathrooms during class hours, narrowly avoiding injuries, as a parent accuses local authorities of ignoring repeated maintenance requests

A 60-year-old principal faces legal action after reportedly restraining a student and displaying violent behavior, while staff and family cite longstanding mental health struggles