Pharos Alliance NSW launches statewide survey to strengthen Greek language education

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The Pharos Alliance NSW has launched a Parent and Carer Survey as part of the first phase of its NSW Greek Language Strategy.

The initiative focuses on collecting data and engaging the community to better understand the state of Modern Greek education across New South Wales.

The short, anonymous survey is available in both English and Greek and invites parents and carers to share their views on why families value Greek language learning, the challenges they encounter, and the types of support that would encourage participation.

The findings will inform future advocacy and program development aimed at strengthening Greek language education in NSW schools and community settings. A broad and diverse response from the Greek Australian community is being encouraged to ensure the results accurately reflect current needs and experiences.

The survey forms part of a long-term strategy to ensure Modern Greek remains a thriving and accessible language option for future generations in NSW.

Parents and carers can complete the survey online at:

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