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Evangeliki Model General Lyceum of Smyrna

Greece, Nea Smyrni

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, German
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 270
Type Co-educational
Opened 1733
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, IB (DP)
Taught languages English, French, German
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Stages Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located in Nea Smyrni, Athens, Evangeliki Model High School is a public Model School offering a bespoke curriculum alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The campus includes ten classrooms, equipped laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science and Open Technologies, a Mathematics–Economics room, and a German language room. A multipurpose events hall, a library, and an indoor gymnasium support academic and co‑curricular activities, while outdoor facilities include two basketball courts and a volleyball court. The school traces its roots to the 18th century and operates under Greece's Model Schools framework (Law 4692/2020). It is among 13 Greek state schools selected to implement the IB Diploma Programme; certification was granted by the International Baccalaureate Organization on 16 June 2026, and two‑year DP will be offered to students in the second and third years from September 2026. The programme is provided within the state system at no tuition cost to Greek families.

Lesvou 4, Nea Smyrni, 171 23 Athens, Greece

The Essentials

Evangeliki Model General Lyceum of Smyrna has 270 pupils, instruction in English, German.

Location
Nea Smyrni, Athens, Greece. The Evangeliki Model High School of Smyrna was officially re-established in Nea Smyrni, Athens in 1934, continuing its historic mission within the Greek educational system. Today Evangeliki Model High School of Smyrna continues to operate as a public secondary school in Greece, and in 1971 it was officially recognised as a Model School.

Stages
Upper secondary (General Lyceum)

Type
Public Model High School

Country affiliation
Greece
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Public secondary education institution operating under the Model Schools framework (Law 4692/2020).
Fees
Application fees

- There are no application or enrolment fees for entry to the school. The institution operates as a state-run, model (πρότυπο) public lyceum and does not charge parents an application fee.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- There are no tuition fees for any year group. Attendance at this model public General Lyceum is state‑funded; parents are not charged termly or annual tuition for A΄, B΄ or G΄ Lyceum (Years 10–12 in upper secondary).

International Baccalaureate (IB) — fee note

- The school runs International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme classes; however, IB assessment and registration involve external candidate/exam charges set by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO). These IB registration and per‑subject examination fees are charged separately (per candidate and per subject) and are typically billed in the currency and at the rates set by the IBO. Parents of students who choose to sit IB examinations should expect to be charged the applicable IB registration/exam fees.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- For regular enrolment and day‑to‑day schooling there is no billing schedule because no tuition is charged.
- For optional or external charges (for example, IB examination fees), those charges are normally billed once per examination cycle according to the IBO's timetable (schools commonly collect IB registration/exam fees in advance of the exam session). Expect IB exam fees to be invoiced according to the school's IB registration deadlines and the IBO deadlines.
- For voluntary contributions, extracurricular activities, school trips or specific materials, any requests for payment are handled on an ad‑hoc basis; timing and deadlines for those payments vary by activity and are notified to parents when the activity is organised.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- There are no boarding facilities and no boarding fees. The school is a day school located in Nea Smyrni (address and local transport references indicate a day‑school site), so no residential or boarding fees apply.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, books, trips, materials, parent contributions)

- Schoolbooks: Core textbooks for public primary and secondary education are provided through the State distribution system; families generally do not pay annual tuition for textbooks supplied by the State. Additional supplemental books or private study guides may be purchased by families at their discretion.
- Uniforms: There is no central, mandatory school‑wide boarding uniform fee routinely charged by this public model lyceum; any voluntary or event‑specific clothing costs would be communicated by the school or parent association if applicable.
- School trips, extracurricular fees, equipment: These are treated as optional/extra costs. Costs for trips, special laboratory consumables, external courses, or extracurricular activities may be requested from parents on a per‑activity basis; the Parent/Guardians Association and the school community often coordinate and collect funds for such purposes. Parents should expect that these charges, when they arise, will be invoiced with clear deadlines for each activity.
- IB‑related costs: In addition to IB registration/exam fees, some IB‑related resources or external assessment costs (for example, required coursework moderation or external exam administration fees) may also generate charges passed to candidates. These are separate from State schooling and charged per the IBO/school arrangement.

Refund information

- Tuition/application refunds: Not applicable — the school does not charge tuition or application fees for regular attendance; therefore there is no tuition/application refund policy to apply.
- IB and external exam refunds: Refund rules for IB registration and examination fees are determined by the IBO and by the school's IB administration; IB fees are typically subject to IBO deadlines and may be non‑refundable after cut‑off dates. Parents should note that examination organisations commonly have specific refund and cancellation rules for examination fees.
- Refunds for optional activities: Refunds for trips or extracurricular payments depend on the terms of the activity organiser; deposits for trips are commonly non‑refundable once services (transport, bookings) are confirmed. Any specific refund terms for a given optional activity are communicated at the time of the activity announcement.

Fee payment options (how optional charges are normally paid)

- Bank transfer / bank deposit: Voluntary contributions, activity fees or donations are commonly collected by bank transfer or bank deposit to an account managed by the Parent/Guardians Association or the school‑designated account.
- Cash: Small one‑off payments (for example, trip contributions or event fees) are frequently collected in cash when organised locally, depending on the activity's arrangements.
- Third‑party billing (IB/exam fees): IB examination and registration fees are billed through the school and paid via the payment channels the school specifies for IB collection; the IBO's fee schedules are administered centrally and converted into local currency for billing.

Summary statements for parents (concise facts only)

- This is a state‑funded model public General Lyceum; there are no application fees and no tuition fees for any school year.
- The school is a day school with no boarding provision; therefore no boarding fees apply.
- Optional external costs you may encounter include IB registration/exam fees (charged per candidate/subject by the IBO), fees for voluntary trips or extracurricular activities, and occasional material or extracurricular costs; these are invoiced separately when required and are not regular tuition.
Parent Experience

History
The Evangeliki Model High School of Smyrna traces its origins to 1717 and was officially founded in 1733. It was one of the most important educational institutions of Asia Minor. In 1808, the name Evangeliki School was officially established, and it became enduringly associated with academic excellence and deep intellectual cultivation. Today, the Evangeliki Model High School of Smyrna operates as a public secondary education institution under the Model Schools framework, in accordance with Law 4692/2020.

Community
The school maintains an active community centered on the Parents and Guardians Association (PTA). The PTA has a governing board elected by its members, with published election results and final composition. The association publishes notices and coordinates events such as seminars for parents on adolescence and career guidance. The school community participates in and communicates about events like graduations and other family‑oriented activities.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The Parents and Guardians Association (PTA) has a formal board (Δ.Σ.) elected by its members. Election results for the new PTA board and its final composition are published on the school site. The PTA organizes and supports parent education events, including seminars on adolescence and career orientation. The association posts notices about school events such as graduations and other announcements. The PTA collaborates with the school on cultural and educational activities, including science events such as the Hours of Chemistry and mathematics initiatives. The PTA fosters family involvement in school life and supports student life through its activities.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Evangeliki Model High School of Smyrna has 10 classrooms. It houses laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, and Open Technologies. It includes a multipurpose events hall with a theatre stage and projector, a library, an indoor gymnasium, a Mathematics – Economics room, and a German room. The gym equipment includes ping-pong tables, balls, and mats, and there are outdoor spaces with two basketball courts and one volleyball court. All spaces meet the required safety specifications.

Sports Facilities
Outdoor sports facilities include two basketball courts and one volleyball court. An indoor gym is available, complemented by gym equipment such as ping-pong tables, balls, and mats.

Academic Facilities
Ten classrooms are available for teaching. Laboratories include Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, and Open Technologies, all fully equipped to support the corresponding subjects. A Mathematics – Economics classroom and a German classroom are also provided. All laboratories are fully equipped and meet the teaching requirements of their respective courses.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school is among 13 Greek state schools selected to implement the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). IBDP is implemented in the second and third year of the high school and constitutes an international secondary education graduation certificate, which gives students the opportunity to attend foreign universities. The programme is run in about 5,800 schools worldwide, half of which are state schools; for Greek state schools the programme will be offered for free. The school received certification from the International Baccalaureate Organization on June 16, 2026, and from September 2026 will offer the two-year IB Diploma Programme to students in the second and third year of the high school.
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