St Euphemia Bankstown Greek School classes take place Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings during the school term.

The Greek school students will be learning from the “Papaloizos” text book.

Use your Active Kids Vouchers from Service NSW towards your child’s Greek language education

For more information and enrolment, please contact the Greek School Principal Mr John Sotiropoulos on 0404 117 372 or by email via the contact form below.

In order to enrol, please download and complete the Enrolment form

St Euphemia’s Greek School has been operating successfully for over 30 years where students have learnt to speak, read and write the greek language and have gone on to study modern Greek for their HSC and continue in to Tertiary studies.

As parents and/or guardians, the ability to pass on knowledge of the Greek language to our children not only helps our children communicate with their non-english speaking grand parents but allows them to better learn and identify root words, improves brain function, provides better memory keeping ability and mental flexibility and creativity.

2024 Greek School starting dates

Primary School

Primary School Greek classes on Friday 4pm to 7pm starting 2nd February 2024

High School

High School Greek classes on Saturday 9am to 12pm starting 3rd February 2024

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School Principal

Did you know that…

There are countless English words that have originated from the Greek language, in addition to those which come indirectly through Latin and other languages. Approximately 35 percent of English words stem from Greek words.

Greek has been spoken and used across different civilizations and people. Modern Greek history demonstrates that it is the language of multiculturalism, as it is spoken by Greek Orthodox and Catholic Christians, Greek Jews, Greek Muslims, and as an ancient and modern minority language in many different countries.

Greek is also the language of STEAM—an acronym for the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Architecture, and Mathematics. Learning Greek provides students with a deeper understanding of this terminology by accessing it through its original form.