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Greece, Athens
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International Metropolitan School has a history dating back to 1922. It operates as an international bilingual school welcoming children aged 8 months to 18 years in a vibrant and inclusive learning community where Greek and foreign students feel connected. IMS runs across three campuses located in Alimos and Argyroupoli, providing a continuous path from early years to middle and high school. The mission is to nurture inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring individuals who, through a holistic programme, become independent, lifelong learners who understand intercultural values and respect.
IMS covers all levels of education across three campuses located in Alimos and Argyroupoli. The IMS community emphasizes intercultural education, communication, and collaboration to create a more united and peaceful world. The school welcomes students from Greek and international backgrounds within a bilingual international setting, with a focus on developing global citizenship and a collaborative learning culture.
International Metropolitan School (IMS) provides a bilingual learning environment in English and Greek, following the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP). Located in the coastal suburb of Alimos, the Early Years Campus welcomes children starting from eight months of age. The facility includes specialized spaces such as an outdoor classroom where students engage in exploration and inquiry-based play. The school operates with a legacy beginning in 1922, maintaining a long-standing tradition of integrating creative arts like music and dance into the daily experience. A unique feature of the school is its "Lighthouse of Books" emblem, which symbolizes the institution's commitment to spreading knowledge and fostering intercultural understanding. Students utilize technology and innovation as tools for discovery, supported by a faculty that focuses on individual student needs. The program transitions from early childhood through to secondary education, ensuring a consistent educational path within a community-focused setting near the Athenian waterfront.
