Zosimaia School

The Zosimaia School, founded in 1828 in Ioannina, Greece, is a historic educational institution that played a crucial role during the last years of Ottoman rule. Established by the Zosimas brothers, successful merchants from Russia, it became a prominent Greek-language school attracting students from across the Ottoman Empire. Under the leadership of notable figures like Anastasios Sakellarios, the school expanded its curriculum and gained prestige, allowing graduates to enter the University of Athens without examinations. Today, Zosimaia continues to operate as a high school, offering quality education and maintaining its legacy as a center of learning in the region.