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2nd Greek Gymnasium of Munich

Germany, Munich

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The school at a glance
Instructs in German
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages German
Strengths Languages, Outdoor Education, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Academic and Intellectual
Stages Secondary School, Middle School
Introduction

2nd Greek Gymnasium Munich is a Greek state school in Munich that offers a bespoke curriculum with a German language pathway. Located at Zamdorfer Str. 24-26, the school operates under Greece's Republic and Bavaria's BayEUG supervision. From grade 7 to 10, students follow a German-language track culminating in the Deutsches Sprachdiplom (DSD) and the Mittlerer Schulabschluss (MSA). DSD diplomas were awarded at the start of the 2026–27 school year. The program integrates Greek language and culture with Bavarian schooling norms and prepares students for higher education in Germany. It features international trips, a digital project on local history, and a calendar of cultural activities. Extra-curriculars include a choir, cultural and language exchanges, and field trips such as Heidelberg (7th grade) and Vienna (9th/10th grades). Distance learning occurred on 14 April 2026 due to a public transport strike. The school emphasizes cross-cultural understanding and supports families seeking an international Greek-German education.

Zamdorfer Str. 24-26, 81677 Munich, Germany

The Essentials

2nd Greek Gymnasium of Munich has instruction in German.

Location
Located at Zamdorfer Str. 24-26, 81677 Munich, Germany. It is a private Greek Gymnasium operating in Munich.

Stages
Gymnasium (secondary school) under the Greek education system.

Country affiliation
Greece (Republic of Greece)

School day structure
The school day begins at 8:30. Parents are informed electronically via EduPage.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school is privately owned.
Fees
Application fees
- There is no standard application fee for enrolment at 2nd Greek Gymnasium of Munich; the school operates as a Greek school abroad supported by public education authorities.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- There are no regular tuition fees charged to families for any year group (Gymnasium classes). The school does not collect an annual or per-term school tuition for routine attendance.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school does not issue a regular tuition billing schedule because no recurring tuition is charged. Incidental charges for specific extracurricular activities, class trips or optional programmes are billed separately on a per-activity basis and must be paid according to the terms given on each activity invoice or notice.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding is not provided at this address and there are no boarding fees; the school is a day school with the listed street address and regular office hours.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, trips, transport, materials, voluntary contributions)n- School trips and study-excursions: participation costs for organised trips (for example the 7th‑grade educational trip to Heidelberg) are charged per trip and handled separately from routine schooling. Families are responsible for the trip fee for participating pupils.
- Public-transport / student travel tickets: parents are responsible for arranging and acquiring students' public-transport tickets or passes where required; the school provides instructions and authorization codes when applicable and deadlines for obtaining tickets are communicated to parents.
- Learning materials and incidental classroom costs: families should expect to cover personal school supplies, specialised materials for particular courses, and voluntary fees for optional programmes when announced.
- Voluntary parent/guardian association or Förderverein contributions: the school community uses a Förderverein for enrichment and support programmes; voluntary membership contributions or donations to that association may be requested and are handled by the association per its own rules.
- Uniforms: there is no institutional school uniform listed as a required charge for routine attendance.

Refund information
- Because the school does not collect tuition, there is no general tuition refund policy. Refunds or cancellations for paid activities (for example an excursion or optional programme) are managed on a per-activity basis and any conditions for refunds are stated at the time those activities are announced/invoiced.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / cash)
- There is no single, ongoing school-fee payment scheme. Payment methods for occasional charges (trip fees, Förderverein contributions, or materials) are specified with each charge; public-transport student tickets are normally obtained and paid for through the regional transport provider's online and local channels. Parents should follow the payment instructions given in each activity notice or by the relevant organising body.

Summary (practical points for parents)
- You will not pay an application fee or recurring tuition to enrol a child for regular attendance; the school functions as a Greek state-supported day school in Munich.
- Expect separate invoices or notices for trips, optional programmes and any voluntary association contributions; parents are responsible for arranging and paying student transport tickets when required.
- No boarding options; routine payments and any methods for paying incidental charges are provided at the time those charges are announced.
Academics

2nd Greek Gymnasium of Munich teaches Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
2nd Greek Gymnasium Munich offers a German language pathway with the Deutsches Sprachdiplom (DSD) and the Mittlerer Schulabschluss (MSA) at the end of grade 10. DSD German language diplomas were awarded to successful students at the start of the 2026-27 school year. The program includes grades 7 through 10, with field trips such as a Heidelberg excursion for 7th grade (13–15 July 2026) and a Vienna trip for M10 (24–27 February 2026). The 2026-27 school year began on September 15, 2026, and the start-of-year ceremony occurred on September 24, 2026. Distance learning occurred on April 14, 2026 due to a public transport strike.

Exam Results
DSD German language diplomas were awarded to successful students at the start of the 2026-27 school year. Mittlerer Schulabschluss (MSA) exam dates are published.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school treats every student with respect as an autonomous person with rights. The discipline is applied with pedagogical measures that respect human dignity and avoid stigmatization. No student is discriminated on gender, physical characteristics, nationality, origin, religious beliefs, or health status. Students are protected from all forms of violent behavior. Students are informed about their duties and rights and have the right to express their opinions, individually and collectively, and dialogue and participation in decisions affecting them are fundamental to the educational process. The school provides access to supportive structures, including teacher office hours and a trusted counselor, to support student behavior, responsibility, and wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school provides appropriate support for students with special educational needs. Students with special educational needs have the right to participate in education according to their aptitudes and abilities.

Mental Wellbeing
Every student is treated with respect and dignity, with rights and responsibilities clearly defined. The school protects students from all forms of violent behavior and promotes a safe, inclusive learning environment. Discrimination on gender, physical traits, nationality, origin, religious beliefs, or health status is not tolerated. Students are informed about their duties and rights and may express their opinions and participate in decisions affecting them; dialogue and participation are central to the educational process. The school emphasizes collaboration with families to support wellbeing and resilience, and provides appropriate support for students with special educational needs to promote their wellbeing and inclusion.

Safeguarding
The school has an Internal Operating Regulation that forms the foundation for safeguarding, based on Greek and Bavarian law. The General Principles state that every student is treated with respect and dignity, and that no student is discriminated against. Students are protected from violence and are informed about their duties and rights, with the right to express opinions and participate in decisions affecting them. The school acknowledges the right to appropriate support for students with special educational needs to participate according to their aptitudes and needs. It places emphasis on communication with parents/guardians and collaboration with families and relevant bodies to safeguard students.
Parent Experience

History
The Greek Gymnasium Munich began as the Greek Gymnasium München (Griechisches Gymnasium München) around 1977–1980 and operated as an autonomous unit from 1977/78 after the Greek school in Munich was reorganized into five autonomous schools. The school is operated by the Greek Republic, represented by the General Consulate of Greece in Munich, and is supervised by Bavaria's BayEUG. It occupied several buildings over the years, including Elektrastraße 61 in Bogenhausen and the Willi-Graf-Gymnasium in Schwabing; from 1992/93 to 1996 it was at Heinrich-Braun-Weg 11, then merged with the 3rd Gymnasium München at Schleißheimer Str. 247 in 1996/97. From September 2015 to December 2025 it shared Edmund-Rumpler-Str. 9 with the 4th Primary School Aristoteles, and from January 7, 2026 moved to Max-Diamand-Str. 7 in Milbertshofen.

Community
The school hosts Greek–Munich cultural and educational events, including the 25 March 1821 celebration with speeches, poems, dances, and choir performances, and a Salvatorkirche service for Orthodox Easter. It welcomes visiting schools such as the 3rd Gymnasium Chalkida for exchanges about the bilingual program. Students participate in local history outings to Alter Südfriedhof and Königsplatz and in educational trips such as a M10 class excursion to Vienna to study history and language. A student from class M9A achieved 3rd place in the national Euclid mathematics competition.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Welcome to the website of the 2nd Gymnasium Munich. Dear students, on this page you will be able to view the school's timetable, as well as other useful information. We hope you like it and find it useful.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Educational trips and cultural activities across grades: the 7th grade visited Heidelberg from 13–15 July 2026, with visits to Heidelberg's old town, the palace with the Große Fass and Schlossgarten, Königsstuhl with the historic Bergbahn, the Alte Brücke, and a walk along the Neckar. The 8th grade joined an excursion to Mainz-Mittelrhein-Frankfurt from 24–26 June 2026, visiting Mainz, St. Goar and Rheinfels Castle, Bacharach, Wiesbaden, Frankfurt, and Goethe House. The school's cultural program included 3rd Kulturtag on 12 May 2026, when 7th and 8th graders visited the German Museum, Dachau Concentration Camp and Museum, the Modern Art Gallery, and a bowling hall. The 10th and 9th grades held a farewell celebration on 17 July 2026, with refreshments and a commemorative gift from the Parents and Guardians Association. The final project for these activities included a digital presentation and audiovisual material designed to be accessible to students, reinforcing experiential learning and the understanding of local history as a living bridge of cultures and identities. Online teaching occurred on 14 April 2026 due to a public transport strike.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school discusses the Bavarian private schools' bilingual program. A final project included a digital presentation and audiovisual material about local history, designed to boost experiential learning, creativity, and cross‑cultural understanding. DSD diplomas are awarded at the school.

Arts & Creative
During the 25 March 1821 commemorations, poems, dances, and songs were performed by the choir. The choir performs at school events and contributes to cultural celebrations.

Cultural & Language
Greek culture is highlighted through national celebrations and church ceremonies, including a service at Salvatorkirche. The school hosted a visit from the Chalkida Greek school and exchanged information about the bilingual program. As part of the program Come tell me about my place, students learned why Munich is called the Athens of the Isar, prepared for a national student conference, and photographed Greek historical sites. The 9th grade traveled to Vienna, Austria, from 24 to 27 February 2026, and a separate trip to Italy (Florence, Verona, Pisa) took place from 17 to 20 March 2026 to study history and culture.

Social & Hobbies
On 24 March 2026, the celebration for the 200th anniversary of Greek independence included speeches, poems, dances, and choir songs, with the school flag bearer and color guard attending a service at Salvatorkirche. The 7A class visited Alter Südfriedhof and Königsplatz as part of a project linked to Greek history. Students hosted Greek visitors and exchanged best practices as part of school activities. The school organizes field trips to cultural sites and supports student social interaction through these activities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Field trips are a core part of student life, including a 9th‑grade Vienna trip (24–27 February 2026) and an Italy trip (17–20 March 2026), which provide museum and cultural experiences and opportunities to practice language skills in real settings.
Languages

Bilingual Teaching
The school has a bilingual curriculum program as part of Bavarian private schools (the Δίγλωσσο Αναλυτικό Πρόγραμμα των Ιδιωτικών Σχολείων της Βαυαρίας).
School Events
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