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Greek school excursion and activity regulations
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2026-10-10 06:16 UTC → 2026-10-11 17:15 UTC ·
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The Greek Ministry of Education has introduced issued new guidelines for organizing school excursions and educational activities for primary and secondary students. These measures aim Incorporating recommendations from the National Transparency Authority, the ministerial decision aims to improve enhance safety and administrative transparency by clarifying requirements for documentation, insurance, and coordination with local directorates and travel agencies. Under the new this framework, documentation regarding fire safety and operating licenses is required for activities in private venues, though public spaces remain exempt. Schools are also permitted to organize a second educational activity in a single month if a decision is documented by the Teachers’ Association. While Ministry officials, such as Director of Secondary Education Studies Andreas Nigiannis, maintain that the framework brings order to a previously chaotic field, field and serves as an “essential safety safeguard,” educational unions have expressed concerns regarding increased bureaucracy voiced significant opposition. Federations including the Teachers' Federation of Greece (DOE) and the transfer Federation of Secondary Education Employees (OLME) argue that the measures increase bureaucratic burdens and shift disproportionate responsibility onto teachers regarding student safety, transport, and venue compliance. Nigiannis has noted that the framework may be subject to teachers. improvement based on feedback from the educational community during implementation.
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- 2026-10-11 17:15 UTC Greek school excursion and activity regulations
- 2026-10-10 06:16 UTC Greek school excursion and activity regulations
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