History of Our School
In 1963, Bishop Christophoros Kommodatos and his brother the Very Reverend Archimandrite Athenagoras Konstantinou established the Greek Orthodox community in Camberwell. Thereafter our school was opened, initially with Greek lessons held in the church, led by the Bishop himself. Throughout the years, the community worked hard to raise funds to create a purpose-built school to accommodate the increasing number of students. In September 1990, the new premises were finally completed and ready to welcome students. Since then, the school continues to operate with qualified teachers who work hard to offer the best standard of teaching to our students. We educate them on the Greek language and culture – including Greek dancing, history and religious education.
We are proud to welcome all students. Our classes start from the nursery and cover all years up to GCSE level.
School Premises
- Fully equipped classrooms
- Large, bright hall for common use
- Outdoor space
- Completed risk assessment for Covid-19
- See our full floor plan here
Why Choose Us?
Our curriculum is designed to help students develop their use of Greek language. It lays a strong foundation for them to understand their heritage and appreciate Greek history.
By exposing children to more than one language at an early age, we support them to strengthen their academic performance at all key stages at school, (Oxford University, 1997)
Frequently asked questions
Our Expertise
Creative Learning
Child-Friendly Facilities
Learning Difficulties
Cultural Sensitivity
Certified Teachers
Our Team
Our school team consists of young, energetic teachers who are qualified, DBS checked and include certified first aiders. We work together to plan each lesson according to the curriculum. This includes innovative teaching methods that are aimed at encouraging student engagement. We have also successfully delivered online synchronous lessons during the current pandemic, thereby improving the student experience and allowing continual learning support.