History
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The school was founded thanks to a donation by Ioannis Ionidis, a wealthy Greek merchant and benefactor who lived in London.
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Ionidis wanted to support education in Piraeus, his birthplace, and contributed funds for the creation of a modern school that would provide high-level education to the city’s youth.
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The institution was named “Ionidios” in his honor (Ιωνίδειος means “of Ionidis”).
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Over the decades, the school has developed a strong academic reputation and is considered one of the most prestigious public schools in Greece.
Facilities
The building of the School is located on the western side of the building square that is formed by Korai Square, Iroon Polytechniou str. and Sotiros Dios str., in the center of Piraeus. Students and teachers use the entrance of 17, Sotiros Dios Street. On the ground floor are the the canteen, the Event Hall and the Junior High school's Computer Laboratory. On the first floor is the courtyard, indoor Junior High school, 4 classrooms, which are used by the first grade of High school, the Multimedia Lab and the Library. On the second floor are the offices of the Directors, the Deputy Directors, the Secretariats and the Office of the Teachers, four classes of teaching, which are used by the 2nd grade of High School, as well as the Physics and Biology Laboratories. On the third floor, there are twelve classrooms, which are used by the entire Junior High School as well as another Computer Lab. On the fourth floor, there are four classrooms, which are used by the Third Grade of High School, as well as a Robotics Lab. More than half of the rooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards.
Enrollment
Every year the Greek Μinistry of Εducation organises exams for the 17 Model schools of Greece. The students apply for one of the 17 schools. One of them is Ionideios which accepts the 108 best students of these exams who applied for the school. In case a student leaves the school for any reason before their graduation a special exam is organised in order to find the student who is going to replace the student who left.
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