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“Johan Hajnrih Pestaloci” is a primary school built after the catastrophic earthquake in the year 1963 in Skopje. It is considered to be not only a Primary School but a valuable example and architectural solution for a modern School building.
Dagersheim Primary School is located in Dagersheim, a district of Böblingen, a culturally and socially mixed area in southern Germany. The primary school is centrally located in the village centre. We currently have around 220 pupils in 10 classes (grade 1 to 4). Our pupils come from a variety of social, cultural and economic backgrounds.
A school set in a small town, in a rural community in the North-West part of Romania. Teaching is in 2 languages: Romanian and Hungarian. Our students are keen on ecology and sports. Most of the projects we have in the school are based on these subjects. This is our second European project.
KORTE Association is a non-profit organization founded by the teachers of the Dr. József Balasi School in Érkörtvélyes, Romania. The association's objectives are to support the activities of the school's students and teachers, to boost the socio-cultural life of the school and the local community, and to promote the professional development of teachers in the region by organizing training courses, symposiums, and other professional events.
Agrupamento de Escolas n1 de Beja is a group of three schools serving students aged 3 to 18, located in a small town in southern Portugal within an agricultural region. This area faces significant pollution issues due to agricultural activities. Additionally, the climate is very dry, a situation that worsens each year due to climate change. These challenges underscore the urgent need for a sustainable resource management.
The EDS is a municipal primary school in Ratingen, Germany, with 12 classes following the principles of Maria Montessori. The school invites children to explore and discover, both inside and out. Different rooms and areas of the school, such as a creative workshop or the school garden, offer the children extended opportunities to engage with the world around them.
The Institute for Primary Science and Social Sciences is specialized in the training of teachers in Primary Science and Social Sciences as well as for special needs education. The Institute runs a teaching-learning-Lab (“Kinder-Science-Lab”) which offers special project days for primary school classes. Since 2014 more than 500 classes (14.000 children) have participated in this program.
“Johan Hajnrih Pestaloci” is a primary school built after the catastrophic earthquake in the year 1963 in Skopje. It is considered to be not only a Primary School but a valuable example and architectural solution for a modern School building.
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