Educational visits
In fulfilling its social role, the Center is committed to remaining accessible to all members of the public. In this spirit, the museum coordinates learning programmes tailored for individuals with disabilities, including:
• Persons with intellectual disabilities
• Individuals with limited mobility
• Those with visual and hearing impairment
• Individuals with mental health conditions & Other vulnerable social groups.
These programs are designed for Social Structures and Facilities, Day Centers and Special Schools.
They are available free of charge by contacting the museum.
To schedule a visit, please contact the museum at 210 3318491 or via email at kmnk@otenet.gr. Please note that the museum is accessible to individuals with mobility difficulties.
Program duration:
60 minutes
Free participation
(Upon communication with the museum)
Number of participants
- Up to 15 persons (plus their caregivers)
Learning programs for special and vulnerable groups
Pottery education programs and announcements for people with disabilities and special groups.
Special groups
The primary goal of the experiential program “Touch & Expression” is to provide individuals with disabilities access to the world of...
5 May 2025
Special groups
The main goal of the experiential program “Touch & Expression” is to provide access for people with disabilities to the world...
5 May 2025
Press Release, Special groups
The Centre for the Study of Modern Ceramics – G. Psaropoulos Foundation has developed an Accessibility Toolkit focused on contemporary ceramics,...
5 May 2025
Our accessibility toolkit
The museum’s accessibility toolkit, “Exploring the World of Pottery”, was designed to be mobile, visiting Special Education Facilities, Day Centers, and Special Schools both within and outside Attica, with a particular emphasis on reaching more remote areas. Primarily focusing on modern pottery, the toolkit includes accessible, specially designed learning materials for individuals with intellectual, motor, and hearing disabilities, along with clear instructions for using its resources.
Interested groups can borrow our toolkit free of charge for a two-week period (for more information, give us a call at 2103318491).
The museum’s toolkit was designed and implemented under the auspices and with the financial support of the Ministry of Culture.
