The provisional ranking and points tables for Physical Education Graduates (PEGs) who will staff the ‘Sport for All’ 2026–2027 programmes run by the Municipality of Spata–Artemida. Candidates who took part in the process may lodge an appeal within ten working days from the day following publication — starting from the date of publication on 15 October — the deadline is Thursday 29 October.
Recruitment is being carried out in accordance with notice 77105/24-09-2026, which was published on 25 September. The provisional lists — one for candidates with experience and one for those without — include 13 candidates, whose specialisms also indicate the courses the Municipality is preparing: traditional Greek dances, artistic gymnastics, basketball, football, outdoor sports activities, indoor sports activities, rehabilitation training for musculoskeletal conditions and competitive sport for people with disabilities.
How the points system worked
The ranking follows the framework set out by the General Secretariat for Sport for the ‘Sport for All’ programmes: points are awarded for degree classification, master’s and doctoral qualifications, previous experience in the programmes, unemployment, as well as social criteria such as having a large family, minor children and being a single parent. In the experience table, the top position is worth 26.69 points, with previous experience being the criterion that makes the biggest difference.
What candidates need to know
The tables are provisional: the ranking order may change if appeals are upheld. Appeals must be submitted to the Municipality’s Human Resources Department (Town Hall, Dim. Chr. Beka & Vas. Pavlou, Spata) within ten working days. The full lists showing the points awarded to each candidate are available on the Municipality’s website and on the ‘Diafania’ portal (ADA 6AP0Ω1X-IA6 for the list of candidates with experience, ΡΟ6ΡΩ1Χ-Λ8Π for the table for candidates without experience).
What this means for residents
The ‘Sport for All’ programmes are the municipal sports sections subsidised by the General Secretariat for Sport — adult gymnastics, traditional dances, children’s classes and programmes for vulnerable groups — which run every year at the municipality’s sports facilities at low or no cost to participants. The 2026–27 season will begin once the final lists have been drawn up and the instructors have been recruited — that is, in mid-November at the earliest. The detailed programme of classes and enrolment is expected to be announced at that time by the Sports Department.
Source: Municipality of Spata–Artemida, provisional ranking tables for the ‘Sport for All’ programme 2026–2027 (ADA 6AP0Ω1X-IA6 and RO6RO1X-L8P), Diafania, 15 October 2026.
