St. Caterine’s opens at number 2 Loukianiou in the grounds of the Residence for the British Ambassador, Sir Charles Peake and his wife Lady Catherine Peake, after whom the school is named.
St. Catherine’s moves to former Japanese Embassy in Psychico.
St Catherine’s starts to construct current buildings in Lykovrisi.
St. Catherine’s moves into the new Lykovrisi.
into Upper School
Upper School opens with its first ever cohorts of Year 9 and Year 10 students. School unveils new teaching block included the multipurpose hall opened by Education Minister Petros Efthymiou.
We receive accreditation from the International Baccalaureate Organisation and start teaching the IB Diploma that September.
2004 Athens Olympics
During the 2004 Athens Olympic Games the school acts as hospitality centre for the GB team’s families. The school is honoured to welcome both Prime Minister Tony Blair and HRH Princess Anne.
Ms Christine Warrren Tutte, a former long-serving Headmistress, returns to open a new building named in her honour.
The School hosted two major COBIS (Council of British International Schools) events: an international teaching and learning conference and the COBIS Games, held in the Olympic Stadium.
of St. Catherine’s
In 2020, the site that had housed St. Catherine’s since 1973 was reconfigured as the Lower School, welcoming children as young as three and continuing a cherished tradition of first steps that has shaped generations.
St. Catherine’s recognised as the #1 IB school in Greece and #4 in continental Europe by Education Advisers, reflecting our commitment to academic excellence and personal growth.
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