Students and teachers in Greece have taken to the streets to protest government policies concerning education and the increasing cost of living. The demonstrations reflect widespread discontent with proposed reforms to the education system and the financial strain felt by many families. Teachers initiated a strike action, disrupting the normal school schedule, although reports indicate some schools remained operational. Protesters voiced concerns over potential changes to university entrance requirements and funding cuts impacting educational resources. The demonstrations highlight a broader wave of economic anxieties across Greece, as inflation continues to rise. Organizers hope the protests will pressure the government to reconsider its policies and address the pressing needs of students, educators, and the wider population. Further demonstrations are planned in Athens and other major cities across Greece.