Avgoulea-Linardatou School

The school emphasizes a student-centred approach that balances tradition with innovation, aiming to cultivate curiosity, confidence, and resilience. It follows the ISP Life Competencies framework to develop 21st-century skills and global citizenship. The educational philosophy is rooted in a 77-year legacy of nurturing individual potential through human-driven technology and a supportive, inclusive community.

The school offers a multilingual curriculum that blends the Greek National curriculum with global perspectives across four stages: Kindergarten (ages 4-6), Primary School (ages 6-12), Junior High School (ages 12-16), and Senior High School (ages 16-18). The academic programme integrates STEM, robotics, and AI, while offering intensive instruction in English, French, and German, preparing students for international language certifications such as Cambridge English, DELF/DALF, and the Deutsches Sprachdiplom.

Students achieve high success rates in national and international certifications, including a 100% success rate in PeopleCert A2 Ancient Greek exams. Graduates are prepared for the Panhellenic Examinations and receive UCAS-certified guidance to secure placements at leading universities worldwide. Students also gain internationally recognized qualifications in digital skills through partnerships with Microsoft, Cisco, and other global innovators.

The school provides personalized mentoring, afternoon support classes, and targeted support groups to assist students throughout their academic journey. Wellbeing is prioritized through a caring community, school psychologists, and workshops on anti-bullying, digital safety, and stress management. The school is working toward European Anti-Bullying Network certification.

The school provides a step-by-step admissions guide and an online application process. Prospective families are encouraged to inquire, book a tour of the campus, and participate in a student evaluation to ensure appropriate placement. Scholarships are available for Junior and Senior High School students to reward academic achievement and potential.

The academic year is divided into three terms, running from September to June, followed by summer camps in June and July. The calendar includes national holidays, philanthropic events such as Christmas bazaars and charity runs, academic competitions like the "Thales" Math Competition and Ancient Greek Language exams, and school milestones including graduation ceremonies and sports events.

The school operates two purpose-built campuses in Peristeri, featuring modern classrooms, science labs, and dedicated spaces for robotics, computing, music, and visual arts. Sports facilities include a 5x5 football field, volleyball and basketball courts, an indoor swimming pool, and versatile gyms. The campus also houses a 350-seat event hall, a library, two dining halls, and medical stations.

Students participate in a wide range of clubs, sports, and cultural activities, including robotics, coding, chess, music, dance, and performing arts. The school hosts events such as Model United Nations (MUN), traditional dance festivals, and student-led publications like the high school newspaper "To Vima of Peristeri." Athletic opportunities include football, volleyball, basketball, and swimming, supported by specialized facilities and expert-led instruction.