Our student Ioanna Zachou accepted at PRINCETON UNIVERSITY (USA)

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We offer our warmest congratulations to Ioanna Zachou, a senior high school student of our school, who has been admitted to the prestigious Princeton University in the USA (Major in Mathematics) through the Early Action process.

Ioanna has been attending our School with a scholarship since the first year of junior high school. She participated in the Studies Abroad Program, which prepares high school students for admission to universities in America and Europe without the International Baccalaureate (IB).

So far, Ioanna has also been admitted to the following universities:

United Kingdom

  • University of Manchester – Mathematics
  • University of Bristol – Mathematics

She has also received significant distinctions in International and National Competitions:

Mathematics

Bronze Medal
27th Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad (JBMO), Junior Category, 2023

Honorable Mention

14th European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), 2025

13th European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), 2024

3rd Prize

12th European Mathematical Cup (EMC), Junior Category, 2024

Silver Medal

42nd National Mathematical Olympiad “Archimedes,” 2025

40th National Mathematical Olympiad “Archimedes,” 2023

 

Physics

1st Prize

10th Panhellenic Physics Competition, 2022

2nd Prize

35th Panhellenic High School Physics Competition, 2025

9th Panhellenic Physics Competition, 2021

3rd Prize

34th Panhellenic High School Physics Competition, 2024

11th Panhellenic Physics Competition, 2023

 

Philosophy

Honorable Mention

14th Panhellenic Philosophy Essay Competition, Preliminary Round, 2025

 

#MathGirls: Art & Science Days

Ioanna conceived and supervised the organization of the extracurricular program #MathGirls as part of the Schools’ Art & Science Days in September 2025. The initiative aimed to attract the interest of female students from junior high to senior high school in Mathematics, highlight the horizons that open up through the subject, and emphasize the historical contribution of women to the advancement of Mathematical Science.