Children start nursery school from the age of four and there are also private nurseries which take young babies and children up to five. This is followed by junior school, 'Dimotiko', starting at age six, then high school, which is in two parts, 'Gymnasio' and 'Lykeio'. There are various choices for further education after graduation from Lykeio.
To register your child at a Greek 'Dimotiko' school or nursery, go along to the nearest school. You usually need to show a phone or electricity bill, or some other document with your local address on it to prove that you are living in the area.
11/5/07 submitted by Jane - "I'd just like to say that there is in fact an International school in Rhodes and I read on an education website (cant remember where, sorry) that it was compulsory to send a child to a government approved school i.e. its against the law to home educate - not very democratic!! I was considering home educating my boy."
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