Building Upon a Heritage of Excellence
Apollo STEM Racing is not starting from scratch; it stands on the shoulders of years of competitive excellence, national distinctions, and international experience. By uniting three rich histories from Anatolia College, Deutsche Schule Athen, and Moraitis School, our joint team combines decades of proven success into one unstoppable force.
Anatolia College - Anatolian Racers
Since 1886, Anatolia College has been an integrated academic community committed to developing students’ talents through innovative educational approaches and open inquiry within a culture of academic excellence. Anatolia instills a heightened sense of social responsibility, in an environment that nurtures the ethical, creative and physical development of young people. Anatolia aims to be the school of choice irrespective of financial circumstance and strives to instill in its students the drive to excel in their personal, professional and social attainment. Anatolia aspires that all of its students:
- Immerse themselves in a culture of educational excellence, focused on innovation, creativity, critical thinking, leadership, and the development of talents.
- Develop personal integrity, intellectual vitality, discipline and respect for themselves and others.
- Engage energetically and cooperatively in the life of the school as well as society, valuing the rich diversity of belief and experience.
Deutsche Schule Athen - DSA
The DSA’s main objective is to promote Greek and German educational values, to foster proficiency in the German and Greek languages, and to foster responsible citizens who, alongside their Greek – or German, as the case may be – sense of identity and national consciousness, develop a collective European identity. It is a place of encounter, coexistence and cooperation for children from Greek- and German-speaking families, with a diverse, highly qualified teaching and administrative staff. Since 1896, the pupils have been at the heart of everything DSA does. From pre-school right through to graduation, they can live and learn ‘under one roof’. DSA’s primary aim is to help them develop into independent and responsible individuals through the education DSA provides. Whilst the 20th century was characterised by the existence of two separate sections (Greek and German), the 21st century now finds DSA revitalised and unified, a true ‘school of coexistence’.
