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Greece, Athens
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1. Registrations for new students start in October and continue until May for classes with available spots. Priority is given to siblings of current students and children of Doukas School alumni. Prospective families submit an online Expression of Interest for Registration and then schedule a meeting with the Admissions & Development Department via the online booking system. The Admissions team provides information about the School's Philosophy, Programs, and Activities during the introductory process.
2. Introductory Meeting with the Child – Evaluation – Prospective Student Application for Admission. After the informational meeting, an individual introductory meeting with a teacher and your child is scheduled by calling 210 6186107 and 210 6186102; payment instructions for the €50 assessment fee are sent electronically after scheduling. For preschool and pre-kindergarten, the meeting focuses on basic skill areas. For 1st grade, the evaluation is conducted by the special educator for that grade level and includes both individual and group assessments. For higher grades, the evaluation covers Language, Mathematics, Essay Writing, and English.
3. Enrolment. After the introductory meeting with the child, you will be notified regarding their registration and informed of the necessary steps, school supplies, required documents, and other useful information for the start of the new school year. This phase provides clear guidance on expectations and timelines. You will receive instructions on the next steps and any items to prepare for the enrollment.
4. We would be delighted to meet you in person. Please fill out the interest form, and the Admissions & Development Department will contact you shortly. The form collects student details (Surname, Name, Date of Birth), contact information, address, previous school, and languages to help tailor the admission process.
Doukas School in Maroussi, Athens, Greece, is a private day school serving students aged 3 to 18. The Greek national curriculum is complemented by international programs, including the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (conducted in English), International A-Levels (with streams such as Engineering, Economics, Psychology, Art) and a BTEC Foundation in Art, Design & Media Practice. A US Dual Diploma Program is available, and a COMBO arrangement with Senior High aligns with local requirements. The campus spans 23,115 square meters with a 1:7 teacher–student ratio, and facilities support 1:1 computing, language certifications in English, French and German, and partnerships with Cambridge ESOL, Institut Français de Grèce, Goethe-Institut, and Österr. Institut. The University Placement Center offers guidance for higher education in Europe, the USA, Canada, UAE and Australia. The school emphasizes modern pedagogy, individualized learning, and broad extracurriculars through clubs in STEM, arts, leadership and service, along with sport and wellness programs for all.
