The school was founded in 1852 after many efforts from the  Greek Orthodox Church and especially the Faneromeni church which is situated right in front of the school.
Primarily it was used as “parthenagogeio” which means a Girls Only School (G.O.S.).
The school had 115 students but only one teacher.
The only way she could teach all these children was by using the help of older children as teachers-assistants for the younger ones.

As from 1903 Faneromeni School was also used for the training of the female teachers.
The school took its΄ present form in 1924 with financial assistance  from the Faneromeni Church.
 Nowadays the school is a public school for boys and girls.
Within the same building there is a nursery school, a  primary school and a high school.
The school was founded in 1852 after many efforts from the  Greek Orthodox Church and especially the Faneromeni church which is situated right in front of the school. Primarily it was used as “parthenagogeio” which means a Girls Only School (G.O.S.). The school had 115 students but only one teacher. The only way she could teach all these children was by using the help of older children as teachers-assistants for the younger ones.
As from 1903 Faneromeni School was also used for the training of the female teachers. The school took its΄ present form in 1924 with financial assistance  from the Faneromeni Church.  Nowadays the school is a public school for boys and girls. Within the same building there is a nursery school, a  primary school and a high school.
Faneromeni School