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Greece, Athens
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The Montessori School of Athens Maria Goudeli is a private school that follows the Montessori education system as adapted for the Greek context by Maria Goudeli. It serves children aged 2.5 to 12 across three educational stages: Childcare, Kindergarten, and Primary. The school is owned by the Maria and Sotiris Goudeli Foundation, a non-profit philanthropic foundation. Each class has up to 23 students, with one teacher and one Montessori assistant or a specialist educator, depending on needs. The school uses a Montessori environment and mixed-age groups to support autonomous learning.
The school lists a Parents, Guardians, Alumni & Friends Association (Σύλλογος Γονέων, Κηδεμόνων, Αποφοίτων & Φίλων) on its site, with a link to a Facebook page. The Association includes parents, guardians, alumni and friends. The site provides direct access to the Association (via the listed link). The site menu also features Open School (Ανοικτό Σχολείο) and internships (Μαθητείες), indicating opportunities for school–community involvement. The site includes News and Contact sections to keep the community informed.
The school has a Parents, Guardians, Alumni & Friends Association. The Association is listed on the site under the title Σύλλογος Γονέων, Κηδεμόνων, Αποφοίτων & Φίλων, with a Facebook page for the group. The Association includes parents, guardians, alumni and friends. The site shows a dedicated page and link to the Association, establishing a formal channel for family involvement. The presence of the Association on the site's structure signals its role in school life and community-building. Open School and internships sections on the site indicate ongoing engagement opportunities linked to the broader school community.
Montessori School of Athens Maria Goudeli is a Montessori school in Greece serving children from 2.5 to 12 across levels: Nursery, Kindergarten, and Primary. Each class accommodates up to 23 students and is taught by one teacher with a Montessori assistant or specialist educator as needed. Classes use mixed-age groups, a prepared Montessori environment with natural materials, and work organized by students with teacher support. There is no homework in Primary, and the emphasis is on internal motivation, free choice, collaboration, and paced learning. The program fosters social development alongside strengthening logical thinking, while social skills are emphasized in the Toddlers' class. The school is owned by the Maria and Sotiris Goudeli Foundation, a nonprofit philanthropic foundation. The Montessori approach is adapted to the Greek context. The school runs a four-week Summer Camp after the school year, combining Montessori activities with swimming, excursions, crafts, and chess lessons, preserving Montessori ethos.
